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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

ATrIMPTFp SUICIDr.-Mrs. Mary Murphy, residing
at No 1888 Twelfth street. attempted suicide Sunday
night, by swallowing an OF laudanum. She was
found suffering from the effects Ct the drug, and DR..
O'Henlon was called in and succeeded in extracting
the poison Shortly before the attempt upon her
life. Mrs. Murphy had quarr-led with her husband.
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BUnGLARY.-The store of Linder q Kingsley, i'm
poiters Of aces and ebroderies No. % Bros street
was entered by burglars on the night of Wednesday
last and s. 600 worth Of embroideres and walls
RED Off The burglary effected by forcing an en-
trance into a building in New street. through the
scutle of which the robbers reached the r'of of
No ~ and forcing off the scue effected an entrance.
dark lantern and jimmy found 10 be adjoining
building No clue has yet been obtained of the goods
of thieves though lbe raj reward has been offered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

THE LATE ALLEGED KIDsAPrISG.- jobs B.
Sardy, shipping agent, who. with Captain Maloney.
stands charged with having recently put james Car
roll in irons on board the ship Ewood Walter, AM by
threats extorted order merchant OF this city,
for 49, from him. yesterday arrested by Sergeant
Smith, of the Lower Police Court, and held to bail by
Justice Connolly in $1,000 to the charge. Capt
Maloney Immediately efter the commission Of the al
legged suffrage, sailed for Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

His Excelency Gov. Clark arrived in town yestei'
day aud has apartments at the Lafarge House. He
reviews the troops to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25

The Republicans Of the Ninth Ward meet at
Blocker Buildings, this evening, to interchange con-
CALCULATIONS at recent glorious victory in the Empire
State, and to listen to speeches by Gen. JAMES w.
NYE and WILLIAM II. FRY, esq, and songs by the
Fremont aid Dayton Glee Club. Blocker Buildings
will be Illuminated, and jolly time generally may be
confidently anticipated Frsnt seats reserved for the
Iadies
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURf-Nov. H-betoro
Judge NELSON.
THE ALBANY BRIDGE.
The argument is finished il this case, Joshua a.
Spencer having closed for the plaintiffs to-day
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-22
No. 56ll
Notice OF the Withdrawal of Lands In Michi-

Of the act Of approved ID June 1856 ma
STATE OF MICHIGAN 10 aid IN ths
railroads in said STATE instructions have just
the sale and location OF the nowing described
lands probably falling within prescribed limits OF selection,
un directed heretofore etered BY telegraph on the
30 b OF May last, 10 wu'
Office al DpsCAs district In the southern
ninsa be- aud IA and south of township
also psana all me lends norh oflownsnp
80, and of range ~ west T. H .# #...s
Once al os district except all those town
ships 10, 10, and ID lying west ofrange IA wesi. As
ofce at in The district, those
no Of township II and east OF range east,
and of township 10 and east Orange east
Office al DETROIT the district lying between
townships north, and all situated Of range east
Office KALAMAzou All lands in the district lying east of
range vest. s..
STK. MAnR; All the lands in the district situated
suuh ii TOWNSHIP s in 20 TO 81 inclusive
South ~ township So, IN ranges % To "a inclusive
South OF township 50, Ia ranges 81 and 30
South Of township 54t In Iaises ~ aud t
North OF township 10, in ranges Sc and 10; ana
North oftownship -, in ranges Al aud e.
These nearly all the lands advertised in the
proclamation No $751; 10 be offered next July al sauh
Marie viii will therefore, be offered at The public sale
urlcred.
my hand, General Land Once at the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, ls56 ,.
.. p s4 TAOS. n. HENDRICKS,
June 4-iaw6wt Intel snrl Commissioner
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mo. 563. |.
Notice

Of WGthdraoal Of Lands in Louisiana
IN pursuance Congress- approved June
king of land the Stiie of Louisiana, aid In
sucuUn of certain railroads have
Been gwen TO the officers TO continue the from
safe and location of the following described lands their
DISTRICTS probably falling within the prescribed tmi ofsclccon,
until Otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph the
Jlst OF May last viz: IA. n.
Office NArcuTo all the lands in the district
follows;
Townships TO 2, inclusive, of range 4.
Townships 10 ~, inclusive, of nge5.
wnshlps ~. inclusive, Gfrange O.
Township II 10 "A, iaclu,ise, Of rauees7 and g. and
luwnshtIs 10 and Ia, Of ranges aud TO-
Office MosaoR, the district ted
ships Is 60 ncasIve, which
ONO. all lands district
OF the and est OF the principal meridian, together
the following;
Township nurb, OF rnnies ! and cast.
Tow south, inclusive, Of and west.
Townships south, inclusive, of ranges 3, 4, and
Tnwn-hips south, e ranges and
Townships 10 souib, inclusive, Of ranges and ca T.
Townships , - II south, Intrusive, of range east
Townships % south, inclusive,
townships a. IA south, inclusive, OF esst.
Township 20 IS sou.h inc isivs, Of range east
Together viii al the townships east Of
township 5 south.
oee GRESssnvRo ali the aads district s,ue between
ranges east and "
Office 81 Nav ORLgASs all townships situated
rs east aud Il ard cast % the Mississippi and tn
following lying vesi of the Mississippi river, viz
Tow SHIPS - 10 10, nclu i've. Of ranges IL and ~
TOWNSHIPS rs 20 IS, inclusive, between - and IL.
Towns - Y 70 ~, inclusive. between 10 and 90 and
Townslps IL 10 u, nclusiye, lying Of 49,
my hand General Land one at the city
June ao-IaWGw Intel statI COMMISSIONER
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IN RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST.
"a M sssassss s6szsss sSsEza

rns 1e'~ss" Washington and wheeling "a' M
Running bsOssn Washington and Ciaeinat n horsI
Through Tickets a"a sssgags Checks 10 be mad IN
HE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved
western now offers the fullest inducements nav
The Northwest, and the Southwest i. = .......
The connection between the trains from Washington and ms
West from Baltimore 5 always promptly
Washington Junction. aiey called the Relay House nine miles
WashnSon and The OHIO vsr Baggage i checked through 20
Wheeling Washington station, rechecked and transferred
through tickets for points beyond The
washington daily a6 and an p>m on Sundays al the
W5ssns a,sa made with the trains Of the CEN
co fhse ans a NsaH @ me- EsmaS
Msns9ed and sandsty iaroad Tor sandusty, Toledo Detroit
Chicago, y. Louis, &c; ,,, ana
the Little Miami raii,ead 10 Xenia CINCiNNATi, LOUIS
ss 5 me x"s o on s Miami 10 n.qa
Haue, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock island, ST LOUIS sc.
Naiehes New orieas Sc which arc also sold 1t Wasngo
transferred at Cincinnati TO the mail steamers on he ono
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo and st. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland TO Toledo. Detroit CHI
Wheeling and Welsvie, tos mies where cohrexlon with
Travellers 70 notice that while this is the only route
aorns through tickets and checks IN washington also the
the great West, The distance from washington Cincinnati
but es miles, being about 100 mules shorter than ny any Other
Fare BY through tcse, from Washington. TO whreng 50
Columbus, Si3 $751; Dayton, els Cincinnati, sio; Louisville
hy railroad s steamer from cnsissna Ss nd1,aag"
q - I Louise 8 and Dss s
For Frsaeast and arpsfs Ferry arnbu BERKELEY Springs
Cumberland Bedford ags Pedmoni Oakland and Fs'@ouat
minor way stations Baltimore wheeling 8, NJ
train from washington o. ..a -,-,.,
Eor further information, through tickets &C. apply to IN H.
PARSONS, scent, at Washington station. ~ : ~
Master OF TranspOrtaion Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, baltimore.
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ilLEhwUUD CtlmETE n --Ohce No sy4 Pennsy wanna
avenue Of lei street, The Savings This
cemetery laid the plan celebrated Greenwood
New fork aud situated the high ground distant
ter mile north Of the Capitol Noh Capitol leading directly
TO the gateway This have received charter Con
sess appopratng their forever burial
fec title purchaser and prohibiting all
legislation Otherwise, which Is Of importance
wish their dead where they have placed ha
hseoue custom In all cities when the burial ground bacones
valuable other cell II, and throw the
@iseuousy large and legal
a. no titles are given 10 the ground. WI T.#.+
NJ % Office ffem 10 ~,
nap, the charter and bylaws and all other information
obtained all oIder for ntements len with
No. 4i0 Seventh undertaken prompt
sffaaaed June lT-dly
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PROTECTED by royal patent Of England and secured BY
tho Ecoe Phamncie dc and the Imperial Cot
loTe OF Medicine Vienna
remedy for general and local debility
power premature decay all the distressing
quonces arising from carry abuse sc lie effects ecactous
YOUTH manhood old the vls would not be-
impaired, decline Of Me ~ the Triescmsr
universally adopted an physical mpedmnns vanish IKE
invaluable those
tcrinq the marriage
completely entirely oradicaes all
which cuhebs thought
andote for ruin ofho health Of portion Of the pop
ulaton.
Tesems No Is the European remedy for that class o.
which, unfortunately English physician with
mercury the inevitable destruction Of the patients constitution
which III snapalln IN the world
Nos T. q and alike devoid n SMELL md
nauscapg qualities They lay the toilet hble without
her hcing detected
SOLD case 81 divided into separate doses nd
minsercd b valpeau, isnlsimand, RouK, sc.
bad, whoesnle aud Ten Of MIR. ". A Barrow No 81
street. Canal New York specially appointed by the
paentee Tor the United staes and every
part of America. immediately receiving enittnnce
viii forward Triesmnr 81 the world,
securely packed and addressed according the Instructions The
Retail SCENTS required Terms cash.
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oyytox o. fas MAAYIAsD CossoIID ara LorrsRIss
Baltimore, Maryland, July l. lass.
TUE Maryland deemed
duly public
who circulate b. mail ana fsuaaeai lottery schse
wholly hcliu0us
abe ca lotteries Maryland daily, under
the elected people
the STATE under the approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings.
An The tickets In and all certificates
tickets the thos Hfsnan general
for The Once the Maryland Lotteries
Baltinase MaIyland.n An others fraudulent n
For tall Information the sub OF io.e las address
r. X. Brennan
Sept es-diy aa,imae. Maryland
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Ennutts0nTg, frede7tch Cobh'y ma
THE studies institution the
last Thursday In June The
and tuon s50 payable
There charges for drawing paint
Spanish Italian, German, aud Latin The cuns
f department composed % pupils under nine ~
age, 500 per anHum abo bait yearly In advance
OF inquiry should bn addressed - the MOTHER bUPE
Josph hcpdruy, Emmitbug, Frederick county,
Maryland.
Jul e-diycaT,
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Feduof OF FdTc 70 tnIiIorHln
United States mail steamships have New York
E1 for Aspinwan the 5th and both Of each month,
I~ connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 San
Francisco.
Inspected and approved BY the Navy
Department, guaranty speed and safety
The railroad oug mpeted from
hours The baggage Of
Francisco
embarked Pnrams bv al the cspany
The money paid New York all Of the Trip
In New York, Panama, and
Francsco prevent detention Of accident, that
the IL endTcly reliable.
Passengers leave Panama day they Arpn
wall
Conductors 90 through by steamer charge
women a children without other protectors.
apply the agency III
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
MRy6-dn
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THOMAS d FLORENCE, President
EDWARD X. HELhB0LD Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 3y7 d street.
John VI, Thornton, and Virginia avenue
Jamcs Williams, No. y AZ street
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain J. r Levy, No. 474, Pennsylvania
GENER l. SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
The business company compare favoraby with The
successful Of similar institutions In The United staes
1885, premiums The large sum Of one hun
bred and eight thousand one hundred and hy dollars,
With these surecs and good drec
that the oed AMPLE and that :. eaims VIII be
jused more aee"dns 10 equity than legal .achncautes
pany have deposed viii '~'"' 'N''o'
MEssRs, DUNCAN, , snEEMAS, CO., OF NEW YORK
Cash and premium provide accrung
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TO be held by them as additional security to policy holders Tor the
payment OF losses.
The prepared issue policies against
81 and
co"ten. Kinds MGnenAN b VESSELS,
or from any p9 q EUROPE and AnEaloA
of premium win he as low other companies
fnug Them every improvement in constr cton and arrangement,
will b. taken into consideration. -r..'
Al losses spe dily adjusted and promptly paid.
Once northwest Pennsylvania
street, Washington ery, D; q; .o..,., :, .. uoe
Northas, corner yannt aHd Second street, Philadelphia.
Nswyo,k A ". Thompson, No 10 Wall street.
hsg,.s Mo- NJ STAT 3 a sa. .s.
cn"1@sioa- 'f'' rsyol NJ la E. Bay street,
mo~someT-AiSeT Williams
moeile- C G. Waugh Waugh. NJ az vyo,o. .t,,o,
Savannah A. Wilbur, No. "a Bay stree,
Augusta 6irerdry, = byte, 20.
Fond du Lac Raben A. Baker
vick.burg J. Pa'nam.
S ssailGIA' Sai T. Milton.
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Law scnesi or Ce,1seriand University, AZ lebanon,
. ..#s #D n Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruihe late Of the circuit
l. judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee. e.t- Ed - q III F9E ~
Hon. Bom6ed Ridley, cnanceos Of the State.
Judges Cahcrs and Green dew exclusively
to the school,
Plan cfnsiuotionl. Daily the
books No Of lectures, explanations
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations HfE
g. Weekly equity which stu-
dents commences suits statement Of facts given by
and them through all the processes
practice The cases Trimmed 81 TO require them
Deeds Wills records, and all sorts OF documents
dence n s trials Some Of tne cases are taken by appeal
supnme moot court, which is held monthly the
public the end Of session The students clerks
circuit judges and chanceoIs
bacies connected with their suits. '.....a
SesstonsThe first third Sep
ember ends third Thursday February second
the succeeding Monday February
Thursday in July. ----e. zr-a- gtss.- -.
Expenses per sessionTution $50 advance; conngcn
fee s. boarding about $50 Students furnish their
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete
No previous for adj
mission There four regular casees Students may
any time during the COLLEGIATE year. " ~"
There Is moot legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly ,...., President board OF Trustees
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Nassau Han College Of New Jersey, prlnceion.

Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought ~ rih'
shprd ssld acquaintance be forgot,
And days - auld lang syne."
The junior class OF the ending June, 1884, the soph
class OF the ending June 1881 and the Freshman class
Washington, D. Co. third March, 1857
brighten the links Of the chain OF love and endhn which
udc entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympahy,
som. OF their promising compeer.
preliminary meeting OF sslappoDted will be
held on The hrst Iondy In September A. D. 1885, the Uned
states Hotel, Ch.snui setwsen Fourth Fifth
yenien when the Necessary
adopted 10 fun attendance possible
In tbs those whom addressed will
good enough furnish the ofhe commtee by mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j.. Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q, BART, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LGHTNER.
ofLsncaster, Pennsyiyunia,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
OF Bast, and Glass Works, NJ. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
Jou wnpsas, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March a7-lawtMm3 tInieiligencerl Il. ...
All the civze
I'd notice this advertisement columns
beers Of the
visions of the globe and all throughout United
states OF America
casionaly between this date and the 80 Of March A. D. 1857
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MEMBERS OF Congress and v,sstsr- 90 wssh,ngton
W me respectfully informed that TAYLOR MhUHYs
Book ard Stationery Store ON they
important works comprises department Of literature sence
and 500.
New books received Immediately publication
W caky impouauons from EnFland
Chlhounis Works, volumes
Jeaerson'a Works, . volumes
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Bverour Orntions and Speeches, volumes
Gays Private Correspondence, volume
=, g. Premises Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bsncroft's History Of the United States, volumes
Statesman's Manual, volumes
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lefersonh Manual volume
The CONSTITUTIONS of the United Stnies, voinme
Eiliors Debates and Madison Papers, S volumes
Naahh Orators md Statesmen, volume
Sory'a Works, 2 voume.
Lives Chief Justices OF the United States, volume
Leber's Civil Liberty and Self government 2 volumes
Wius Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
Ksnnedy's Life OF Win, volumes
Garland's Life Of John Randolph, volume ~ &.
P>rty Leaders by Radwin, 4 volume
DE Tocqusvilss Democracy in America l volume
Tho Federalst, volume
Grkos Nature Tendency of Free Institutions, volume
Constitutional = IN book, volume H#
CRreys Past, Present, and Future volume
Seamanis Progress n Matt. ms, 1 volume
NcElifgutls American pcbatef, volume
Fntusp Wealth % America, volume
I'm Wealth Of Nations, 4 volume. ..u
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the finest qualities, NJ tho lowest prices ks
Visiting and printed with the rromptuae
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UTE UNI UNE NNTffURfIEs1I-- The Rob % DR. BOY-
YEAU LAFFECTEUR far superior the strips Cuisi-
ner or sars pa other similar remedies radically
whos all affections of the skin darea scroua
" ITCH accidents from nccouchmcnts
period ~ s and hereditary acrlaony OF depun
powerfully bladder
fractions and other weakness Of the arising from
injections soundnss A. syphi6c Rob
Of basm cubcb from injections rrpsi
the without n~usznp The Rob
recommended syphc Diseases whether stand
and witch have resisted the Of the odure
Of potassium ls#
General United Gshriei Bondn. ESQ.,
William
New Orleans sepiv, San Francisco
The Rob Lsfcfcu III druggists throughout Unit
G.. ~
cal properties Of tho will be obtained by writing
dnsl William street, New Yorh who win give every inuanor
wanted. H.ie.~
a. n prepared MI orders Tor South America, the West In
dies ho ee The Upid States duties has the Rob IN boad
ksFoh N~sys
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stopping Southampton, both and returning they OFF,
proceeding London HavTe
other route, for the economy Of time aud money.
Passage Jrom Eep Pork 10 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin saloon, $780, hrst esbin saloon, sOI
second DO, 500. IN. T. -
Al letters and newspapers pass through The post office
No bills adng viii signed received the day
sailing.
An experienced surgeon IL attached TO each ship
FOr freight or passage, apply 10 80 .-
o. Ii. SAND IL William ST., NY
u. A HElNEKEN q Co., Bremen.
CR0SkBY * Co Southampton
WILLIAM IsEI.IH, IIsyfs,
2T--dfg
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rurneI Toutvine ., Jonn.on cray aud Mara se..Ion.

Purnen Toudvine johnson Gray aud Maria Sessions,
equity county, before Hon Thomas Spence,
judge OF the eth ~ lca circuit OF Maryland.
rUE object OF procure Of certain
The purpose paTit0u and perrciipg the title
complainant the said owned
Mackey, county deceased by hts viii devs
every during hl,
after william NJ. ~ Townsend, EhEa Townsend
"a zabeh Ann Vance Henry Alexander Smith, and Susan smith
four huud'ed dollar The btu also the sale ny
lf lle Of John slrpou.
to by SAID Eliza eth
q 10
ofai said Johns aih 81 William NJ ID FUwnssnd
IT Maria and Mary 81
OH nteru his only hesh law ID" death 81 u IN
" her MAry T. sismons only
heir at sale by Mary &
laid i complainant the purchase by said John b. STE
his me Mara Sessions interest IN said tot aud that
lost or destroyed tus deaih descent
Of her broher, IN said and the sale
Henry of all his certain Johnson Gray
Virginia the complainant IL seized
Gray snths suect the
for life Of said Susan, who IL . living and
and praying for decree establishing hn complain
20 sold
Jphu -rmnns and for a
purpose paSH and for orde OF publication against
Johnson, erden Of this IL
he subscrbrr Judge the eighth Judicial 81 aay
land complainant causing Of this
inserted Newspaper pubhedin huEtnn ely
weeks before 18th day July
notice of object
them appear this court,
on hneenh Of October
premises cause they have why deere. should
pass prayed IhOhAs A. sfEhCb'
GFuN wooLroRD, Clerk
June 7-iaw5wif
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puaaass o. the approved June 1850 making
sishi q, .ne 70 .s State o. Alabama aid
osarng as's ,hs 1874 ana a respectively
cation Until otherwise directed Ie follow a e6ed lands
p'oos .aag within the prescribed limits selection Of The
cee All The lands ia the district srssYs as FOL
l0wal
Townships 60 4 Inclusive of rsnse west
once An The lands district, saespt
Townships y and 70, ofansos ! and
owSsans K 20 ,ss,y, Of ,assss 9Srd lo
Town hips % 70 . ineiu.ive Of range -.
Townships y 20 -, Inclusive Of ranges a and Is.
TOWNSHIPS u 70 ~ inclusive, range The
Once lands in the district ersspt
Townships 81 and o. ofranse. and Q, .u. 49,.
Townships 10 II and 2a OF ranges.
Towrhipa 10 70 y, aelus,vs, Of rargeli.
, Town hips Y z % e inclusive, Orange Y
Townships "a and -, Of range a. #n
Once Draorons; An lands district s4spt
Townships la o 10 inclusive Of range l east.
Townships Y 10 H. inclusive ofranes
3ownsSps y 70 Is iaeIa.ss o range: and east
ToS SsS a nsSyS Of Of a sse %s and
Townships 10 aud IS, ofranses =, ana 5weSt.
Office a, GRrrsyLLr toPery cGhaG All the lands in the
district, except as fuHo~si
Townships il, inclusive, Of range s.
ToWo'nps i % ., inclusive. 81 range
Townships ~ TO 10, inclusive, Of and 10.
Townships IS aud u, of ranges IL, 10, and ~.
Township IA, ID.
Townships and IL and 49, and
Townships q, ~
Which also includes lands Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Montgomery. All in the district erespt
follows . So
Townships % and %, OF range 10.
townships - to "a, inclusive of 10 and 20.
lowEshps II 10 "a, inclusive of 81 49, and 3D.
Townships n "a, inclusive, ranges a. IS, and a.
Townships 10 TO 81 Inclusive between 70 and The Georgia
line and
All the lands south township 10, and oest OF range &C.
Office lying ID,
boh north south the line, together with the following
Townships ), a. and s, of ranges 10 and IA.
Townships 10 and II, Of ranges 81, %, and %; and
Township IL, of ranges "a, -, and 80,
which also includes lands Tor the Pensacola Montgomery
railroad. .......
Office ST. All the lands district situated in
townships 2,3 and
Townships and p north of ranges l md Q west
Township Il moth Of range
Townships ! 10 NORTH inclusive, of range / east.
Townships TO north,
Townships | TO morrill, inclusive, Of range 4 east.
Given under my hand, Oce city
Washington, this twenty. first day OF June, 1856.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner
June 24-law6~ [Intel. starl