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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16
PART Ii.

Several days had elapsed, and Col.
MHenIy had quite forgotten the clrcum-
stance. when he felt his sleeve suddenly
pulled by some one, who he heard running
behind him, and looking round he beheld,
with cheek glowing from the pursuit,
the GIRL he had seen at the gOldsmith's.
ooh, sir, am so happy to have found
you., She said, at once addressing him,
as he stopped, and with pleasure listened
to her. ~ was at length enabled to get
my pay, and by other work have earned
enough to repay you the ten dollars, you
so kindly gave me. You don't know the
good YOU did-the sufferings you relieved,
the evil you timely ayerted. Here is the
money, Sir"
'.Nay, my good girl, do not want 1t,
| made YOU present of it at the time,
and did not expect you to return 1t
| am. however, glad to find that you have
the disposition to do SO, and that was
not deceived in my estimation OF you,
'.You MUST take it, SIR" she SAID with
ingenious earnestness, 81 should be dls-
tressed to be longer under pecunlary OBJ
lipation to an entire stranger. Besides,
sir, would be very glad to have my clasp,
| If YOU please"
sDid YOU not take it from the case
| where YOU laid it down ?'' he asked, with
surprise and justly directed suspicion.
e!No, sir-indeed, sir, | hope 1t IS not
lost. 1t is of countless value to me-
| It was given me by-by-
ssBy a sweetheart," added he smiling;
s.He is now-DEAD, SIR" she answered
| with overfowing eyes.
ssyou do well to value it, | did not
take it up. Are you sure you left II
there ?" :.
ayes, sir; hoping you would take il
and keen it till paid you the money!
0Weli, my child, have not got 1t, but
| believe the goldsmith has. Let Us &c
! to him.
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HOME.

Farcwell, farewell, when far away
O'er oceans wave | roam,
Iy heart shall never from thee stray
Ny humble, happy home.
When erst in childhood's merry hour,
With lightsome heart, and free,
Pve sung within the hawthorn bow'r,
Or tripp'd it on the lea.
How oft beneath pale Cynthia's beam,
Pve wandered near the shore
OF Schuylkill's bright and purling stream
In careless days of yore.
Farewell, my Home to all | love,
That shone with holy light,
Though far away my barque shall rove,
No distance e'r can blight.
"Wilt thou be mine?" the lover asked,
As bending on his knees:
Her hand within his own he claspcd,
"Be mine, Oh, won't you, please 2"
The maiden blushed, and turned her head,
Her feelings to suppress;
A with faltering voice she said,
" won't be nothing else"
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DO GoGI.

Thousand Of men breathe, move,
and live-pass off the stage of life,
and are heard Of no more. Why =
They do not a particle of good in the
world, and none were blessed by them;
none could point to them as an instru-
ment of their redemption; not a word
they spoke could be recalled, and so
they perished their light went out in
darkness, and they were not remem-
bered more than the insect of yester-
day. VIII you thus live and die, O
man immortal? Live for something.
Do good, and leave behind you a
monument of virtue that the storm of
time can never destroy. Write your
name in kindness, love, and mercy on
the hearts of thousands you come in
contact with year by year. You will
never be forgotten. No. Your name,
your deeds, will be as legible on the
hearts you leave behind, as the stars
on the brow of the evening. Good
deeds will shine as the stars of heay-
on -
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MY DUTY. .


have WORK TO CO.
\ work | may not shun;
On" path must pursue
Cn;,i my life b. dom
rno,r5 for me, know my task.
lis not to seek Tor wealth.
eoTet no mans store;
thank my Doj7or health
ak for nothing more
,,.-.4...,.l IN m. p.,I d,p:ri.
1t others seek for fame,
The HOMAGE Of an hour,
Tclre not for Il name,
Far oIorv or for power.
~ acc L +0-' ~
--''' ''''lcIeh' Oiiss i -''' u III
pisarora that srron fair.
Has lost her power to charm;
TT.r Inv. arc cn,nty air.
7 own m more their charm;
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Am Humble EsOEaaes

Are you not surprised to find how
independent, of money, peace of con-
science is, and how much happiness
can be condensed in the humblest
home? A cottage will not hold the
bulky furniture and sumptuous accom-
modations of mansion; but if God
be there, cottage will hold as much
happiness as might palace.
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A woman is either worth nothing OF
a great deal. If good for nothing, she
is not worth getting jealous for; if she
be true woman, she will give nc
cause for jealousy.
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SEA4EGE PKECES.
EHE GOLDEN CLASP
OR,
The PerjUEed Goldsmith.
BY PROF. J. II. INGRAHAM.
PART I.

y modest, and exceedingly pretty
young girl PLAINLY attlred, entered one
ol me goidSmlth'S stores on street,
ana seeing That gentleman was en-
gagged with the proprietor, she timid-
y SIrliIk aside near the door, until he
NhouIo De at leisure. The assistants
were atSo osupled with customers,
W"oSe "TeSS ana appearance showed
'"c'" 10 be'ong 20 me class OF the rich,
'''' ~ S'' was SoHefed 70 remain some
,Illie stan diHS lhrte' before she could
oe "''ehoeo %. ne gentleman, who
WAS me, nooI2 looking perSon. with
''nl'thao'y p'ljShed address, seeing
n'' N"ii'S' cIaf'5"'%i\ S'o"I aSl'fe.
all" >|'o 10 me NoidSml'h:
l'0 ho' occupy Yourself with me.
r'"' WI. piooG'iaiu' can examine
lheSe Watches by myself while you
see wat 'il% young person wants who
''"S 'eeh Waiuhg 50 patiently TO get
"' opportunity 70 speak To- you.
" "a 10 I"" WlSh' MISS asked
'he GoluShll'h' WIN Il look that con-
him while engaged with customer Of
more value to him.
Inc glri heSltatmgiy approached
ne counter, an" taking from her bosom
and said. in 4 Inv, tram}Iinr voirr-
WIS, "l>,', ,,,; >!,' SG" "puIu | De 80 Nll,o I
" - N.,i ~ q ~" ",,H - '''''' II i'''
Low as she spoke, her soft trcmb-
ing tones reached the ears Of CuI
| N'Ijcnr,, the rcntIpman who was nrr-
snnt and Ia turned f. oLsn,ve her f., ir
Etre and hear tba rcplv If the roId-
smith to tSiS tinid, and painfully llrgpd
request. The goldsmith took the
clasp sc0rnfulIy between his fingers,
and lhrowiDo il down. said sbarply to
her,
This is no pavnhrokcr' : shop. Girl,
md If il was, that thing is not worth
two dollars"
III is Of incstimable value to me,
Sir.-indeed. It is the enlv thing vaIua-
HE I have" answered She, earnestly,
and her cArel, SLIGHTLY flushed at the
rude manner of his reply.
IL d.n't l,nov what vou may yaIue
| il at he answered, with a cold LAUGH.
uIancinr al Col. M'Henry, whom he
saw spyaraly obspryino him. wopld
n,t liza T., o; 20 ,,,,n siy shiIlinos far # ;,
''.' Hnt 'Il si-'v 1Irsd tho @irJ, unron-
D'' -, ',,," ,,o,fa,,.; 1'. "'',o" n',l
haye %< seven W 0 JnlJar1 to.daT. ~ and have 1,
'S .r,. so,,u uo,i,2 r ,ott;,," " an3 ".a>,
,' b"mol o,mol "G ~ 49, ~ yon mirbt nj , Lot %e
~ @ noI't,' H. ~ s','a ,''r nn +, G% Viii cor
n&, !'", ', a., haa "a, and +,i,ot ~, aesin ,,
81 tell yon., answered he. anoriIv,
81 Il,o,, - ~" na,,.nh.nl,or,, .h,n o. -
-, n, T.,,t'.. !, ~ =, ia ''' 0''''
"Th.,y Wont rive me but two dol
lars, and I want seven"
" And so you think to get It cut of
me -
l
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a BRIDES TRoussEAU.

A New York paper thus describes
the trousseau of a daughter of the
South, recently prepared in that city
cit comprised every article of cloth
ing that ladies wear, even to the mys-
terious, and all got up in the most SUI
perb and costly style. The dress alone
cost fifteen hundred dollars. The jew
els, which were ofpearls and diamonds,
comprised breastpin, bracelets, armlets
three rings, hair pins, ehatelaine ear
rings, three chemisse studs, and two
side pins, besides clusters which deco
rated the corsage of the dress, all of
which were valued at hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. A sum not
equal, perhaps, to the dowry of an
Eastern Princess, but very well for the
daughter of a Republican,
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Three things are essential to make
a man happy-out of debt, GOOD
health, and WIFE,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-16

Virtue, honesty, sobriety and indus
try will secure health, wealth and true
happiness.
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Manners make the man--the want
of it the fellow.
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"THE PANOLA STAR ;"
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
All PANOLA, MISS.

TERMS.-For one year if paid in
advance, So 90
If paid within six months so
After six months, 90
Rates OF Advertising.
One square, first insertion, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 50
For three months, 90
For six months 90
For one year II 90
A liberal deduction made for larger
advertisements.
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Tris.smar-Tns ersst european plseersrr.

PROTECTED by royal letters patent Of England secured
The seals o. Ecoe dc Pbamacie dc Paris and the Imperial Col
lsge Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tesemar No the remedy for general and local debility
OF ve power, decay and all the distressing
guenees arising from early abuse SC i effects are ecacous
IN youth manhood and old the vle would be
impaired, dscfins Of h n the Tesepar
universally adopted all physical mpeden vanish like
before It's influence thus rendering m invaluable to those
tering the marriage state.
Tnesear No completely and entirely eradicaies all
those disorders which cubebs have thought
sndOte for ruin health Of portion the pop
uaton.
Tesema No the European remedy for that class q
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
the Inevitable destruction Of the patients constitution
and which all the HaFsapala in the world
rescnar Noe. l. and alike devoid Of SMELL and
all nRuseang qualities They lay on the toilet table without
their being detected.
Sold cases. divided into separate
miniptored by Yalpenu, Baislnnnd, RouI, sc.
To be had Wholesale and RETAIL Of Mr.. H. A. Barrow No. ~
Green Canal New York. specially appointed by the
proprietor paonies agent for the United States and
part of America immediately receiving remittance
Mr. will forward the Triesopar Of the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions Of
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 0-dly
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No. 56l.l
Notice OF the withdrawal of Lands in Michi-

approved Sd June, 1885,
grant MICHIGAN aid in
railroads said instructions have
office and receivers
sale and location of the following described
probably falling within prescribed limits OF selection
otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
3olh OF May last, to wit: . . FAD.
Office DUNCAN All the lands the district in the southern
nu between range and IA and south of township
ALSO in the northern all the lands north otownshp
80, aud west of range 10 wesi
ONCE IosA All the lands In the district except all those
ships II, IL, Is, and IA lying west of range IA west.
Office An the lands The district except
townships situated north Of township IL and Of
and those north OF township 10 and range
Office DETROIT; All the lands district lying
townships and II north, and all situated Of
Office All the lands in the district lying
range s west.
Office sAuLr STK MARE All the lands In the district situated
south Of township s., in ranges 90 to 81 inclusive.
South Of township So, in 80 10 "a inclusive
South OF township SO, in ranges IS and 80.
South Of township 81, in ranges 81 and %.
North oftownship 10, in ranges 80 and soi and
North oftownshp 5s, In ranges al and A.
These embracing nearly all the lands advertised
Presidents proclamation No 552 be offered
Marie which will therefore, be offered the public
therein ordered.
my hand General Land oace city
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1855.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June 4-law6wf Intel StaI.l Commissioner.
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED t-The Rob on DIR. nd

THE ONLY ONE AUrHoRIzEDt-TheR Rob Of DIR. BOY
NEAU LAFfECTEUR IL fhr 20 the srups Cufs
ner, sarsapaa, other similar remedies II radically cures
without ali affections Of the skin, daes con
sequences ITCH ulcers crca
period Of % and hereditary acrmony Of hnmors A. depura
tive powerfully scacious caarrha Of the bRdder, con
fractions and her weakness Of the arising from
injections soundngs. As ansyphlitc the Rob in
ensuing
Of basam Of cepava cuheb om injections which only
the virus without neutrnzng H. The Rob Boyveau
recommended in syphr Diseases whether
ing and which have resisted powers mercury iodure
Of potassium.
General fer the United States Gabriel Blondin esq
William street, New York. DuconRe
New Orleans seully, San Francisco,
Tho Rob Baaeceur Is sold by al druggists throughout Unit
ted sntes The pamphlet Of Doctor g. Dc 81 Gervns
cal pfopsrles of the Rob viii be obtained writing Bon
dn,9 William street, New York. who will give every inoa
wanted.
D. IL prepared nm orders r South Amsrica the West In
dies Sc 0c Of hr United sacs tho bond
March ~ dy'
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Caution-LotterY Frauds.

OTuOE OF TaE MAINLAND CoEsoLIDATEp LOrTEuEBg
Baltimore, Maryland, July 4, l655.
THE commissioner Maryland State lotteries has deemed
his the public against the swindlefs
BY mail aud Otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes
pretend agent the sale Of tickets in lotteries which
wholly fictitious ..
The only legal Maryland those drawn daily under
the commissioner elected BY the people OF
under constitution examine and approve the
schemes and 10 attend 70 the drawings,
all certificates OF packages Of
tickets signature OF X Brennan general agent
Once Ofthe Maryland Consolidated Lottercs
baltimore, Maryland.n All others are fraudulent
For u information The subject Of those frauds address
FIX Brennan
Sept R8-dly Baltimore. Maryland,
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Proposals for Building Six sohooners for tn,
United states Revenue Service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 8, 1855

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 9, 1856.
GEALED PROPOSALS., distinctly endorsed Proposals
~ Vesse and addressed the Secretary Of the Treasury
viii be until ~ noon the 9Th
Of November next furnishing the
ping and delivering of
burden EACH for the United staes the
northern lakes.
The models and plans be furnished by contractor
vessels TO be completed within three months from the signing Of the
contract
proposal persons
ship building each offer
signatures Of responsible guarantees that the
will be entered into by the bidder Of acceptance Of offer BY
the department.
One half Of the Of will be paid
satisfactory evidence ceed
decks laid and the balance the delivery
pIeted
All the materials used BE- quality
be executed in faithful aud the satisfaction Of tho
perincndont.
when received from the hands 81
fully gged furnished and equipped, and finished
exception chain anchors, nautical
| cambooss cabin NJ furniture and boats.
If bidding will be furnished with the required
spocifcations application 10 this department
bidders should o the whole number
vessels they liberty offer for or suit their
| con yencpcs, JAMES GuTHRE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
9ppig - Qavyi6B
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HLENWOUD C1mEGTkhK.-onca No. W. Pennsylvania
VI avenue 10th street, the savings Bank This
Of the celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. situated the high ground distant and guar
Capitol Capitol leading directly
the GATEWAY This have received charter om Con
appopsng their ground forever 10 burial purposes making
Zoe prohibiting all encToaehmenis from
legislation Otherwise which is OF Importance those who
where they have placed them for has
In all cities when The burial ground becomes
sell IT, and throw the dead
scuouy large and legal measures cannot prevent ~
titles given TO the ground.
NJ B-oMce open where pamphlets, with
map, bylaws and all other Information, can BIO
obtained aso Tor le with dT James r. HaT
way any other undertaken win be prompt
suaadad June IDLY
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Land warrant Lost.

E public hereby notified that the l1fh day August
1856 The undersigned Elisha endon 20 whom land warrant No
s95 for 30 issued by The Commissioner Pensions
for the United Congress
In the United scUtye Abearle county Virginia
the said NJ Snyder Washington
city thn the said land warrant transferred in blank by the
dersgned failed to reach the said NJ
believed that the either frauduenty
mails OF lost
All persons therefore hereby purchasing
warrant intend 10 apply the CO Commissioner Of Pensions Cor
duplicate OF said warrant. 81. ..... .. ........
ELISHA nERNDoN
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" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. aud lang syne'
The members of the senior class the ending In June 1893
the junior class OF the ending June 1884, Sophomore
OF the ending June 1891 and the Freshman
ending in june $780, hereby requested assemble
Washington D. the third Of March, A. ID, 1857
the links of the chain Of love and friendship
lives greeting and sympathy and the unmey
some Of their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the sefappoincd committee win be
held the first Monday In September A. D. 1885, the United
HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth and Fh
which those members OF the classes whom
invited attend when the will
adopted TO as full an attendance possible
In the those whom this addressed will be
furnish the secretary ofthe committee mail with
their respective post Offices -
EDWARD J. GRANT, VI. D.,
Of Trenton, NJ j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER e. HART, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsyyana,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
ofLancaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
sAMUELs p RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works ". j.,
LEWIS w. WARRINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee,
ions WEpsLr, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 97-lawtMar3 [lntellgcncerl
All newspapers civilized OF the world
ed this advertisement In their editorial columns
beers Of the scattered through the four d
visions Of globe all newspapers throughout the United
OF America requested Eratuous insertion
easonny between this date and the ID OF March, A. 1887
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Land warrant Lost.

TUE public hereby notified that The Ith day OF August
s The undersigned, James Haley TO whom land
NO. 2O for 100 issued by the
sions for the United
in the United States mail scotsvie county
Rpa the said land Snyder SON
ingon city that The said land warrant by endorsement
thereon transferred blank BY the hndegned failed
the said Snyder SON
either faudulenly from mails lost.
Az therefore hereby against
said intend 70 apply The Commissioner Of Pensions
Tor duplicate ~ said warrant n. ...#.
Sent I04.te,tgw
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Completion of Panama Railroad.


u-Ns United States mail steamships leave New York
S1SSk for Aspnwal the 9Th and Both of month,
XI&&V connecting with mail from Panama San
U1M11M0D Francisco.
These steamships inspected approved Navy
Department. and guaranty speed aud safety
The Panama railroad a7 miles long completed from
and crossed hours The baggage Of
checked in New York through Fancsco
embarked at Panama steamer the cempany
The money paid in New York all expenses Of the trip
Reserve steamers kept In in New York. Panama.
San Francisco detention of accident,
the route in entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive Aspn
wall
Conductors through by
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply the 1T
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
MayG-du
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CARD.n consequence Of the death partners
the firm Of H. 2. Loudou Co.. taiors city,
business will closed and all persons indebted
firm respectfully sete the the old
which will be under
branches formerly. The undersigned will always keep
and merchandise apperanna
business ase including best quality Of military articles
They respectfully thank their friends
lie generally for the liberal they received
be happy have the pleasure the Of the
II. Y. BOUDON n Co.
Aug 20-eod Merchant Talors under Browns Hotel.
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mo. $685.
Notice

Of WHhdrdVal Of additional Lands in Florida.
FURTHER pursuance Of entitled " An granting
public lands sections States OF Florida and
Alabama, aid the construction Of moads In said
Sues" approved h May 1856 instructions communicated
BY this Office 10 the land officers Newnansve and Tampa or
d. the 9th inst the withdrawal and sale
location until further orde Of tho following described lands
falling within probable limits o. OF Ray
Main Stem railroad, In said State, TO witt
Once Az the lands situated soutk The body
Of lands heretofore Withdrawn the Cedar Key Branch railroad
of The line which divides -four and twenty
and Horh OF the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
Once at TARAi All lands line dividing
and and north of the line which d.
vides townships thirty and thiriy-one.
Given under hand, General LaRd Once the city Of
JOHN HOOD,
Sept lO-law6w Acting Commissioner
flint and
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stopping Southampton both going and returning, they offer
HayTe
other routes for the economy Of Time and money.
Passage pom RsV York 10 Southampton aud bremen,
First cabin, saloon 1885, cabin, lower Saoon clio
second do, 500
All letters and newspapers through The post Office
NO bills Of adng viii be signed parcels received ON the day OF
sailing.
An experience I'd 10 attached 10 each ship.
For freight passage, applyto
q. Ii. SAND, Ii South William ST., NJ Y.
q. A. HEiNEKEN a Co., Bremen.
CR0BkEY & Co, Southampton,
WILLIAM ISELIN, Iayfe
Eel a7-dIV
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no THE LADfEs,-ML r. L. HARPER, - Broom1eld street,
Boston, received choice assortment o. those rich and
elegant embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Partisan style
which universally admired Newport AZ he
then able supply the demand he takes this opportunity
inform the ladies that he s just opening fresh supply some Of
which white, and very appropriate for bridal costumes
h head dresses, coues cspotes collars man'es Sc an Of
which embroidered black white lace and
ofwreaths Of strhw flowers, feather flowers, sc.
~ Bh T. the only house N The United States where
goods be- obtained
RosToN, January s, 1856
Ian a.
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mo. SEQ /

No 500.
NOTICE Of the withdrawal OF lands In wisconsin
~ In pursuance approved 30 June 1885, granting
lie lands the State Of Wisconsin mid in the
railroads. in said State"
fee withdra wing nom market until further ORDERS oil the laads
sad sta and continuing the reservation Of the hereto
fore ordered BY telegraph on the 10Th u Mny last
portion ohe lands will be restored
pected sketch of the Of the roads received
Office of which restoration 30 days. public notice will
Given under my hand General Land Ohce city
Washington, this 18th Of June, A. u. 1856,
THos, A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June l9-law6w Intel. n Stnr1