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Pigmiss are Pigmiss still, though psrchod on

closing HYMN % Mayor aud Aldermen, makes "our"
Pony (the editorial fraternity will please exeuse) big horse
and our cart, big cart, and big n0whstand
ing treated the committee which cost IS per
i0u0, cash We hope many friends will assist
affection, and send big lot o. subscribers To clubs %
30 or less viii do the handsome thing Ths Horse and
Cart will regular usual notwithstanding, hcwsometer.
ID. G. RUMSEY.
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WHO ARE THE BLESSED?

WHO ARE THE BLESSED?
w. 7. BERRY es co. have just received
Who Are the Blessed:
Or, MEDTATIONS on THE BEATITUDEs, containing
I. An Introduction. 6. The Mercihul.
2 The Poor in Spirit. :. The Pure in Heart.
s. The Nourners. s. The Peace Makers
4. The Meek. 2. The Prosecuted.
s. The Hungry and Thirsty. 10. The Conclusion
One vol, l2no. Cloth.
Extract rom tIs PrefIcs
The substance OF these "editaous has been presented
by the author to his people in the House Of God HeNN
found instruction and edfeation in meditating upon
Sermon the Mount and has regarded the opening
portion peculiarly adapted convey instruction in refer
the "Rise and Progress Religion the soul lie
believes that these simple explanations and exhoratons
have been kindly received by the people whom he minis
tiers in holy things; and he commits them the world
with the hope that they may revive pleasant and profitable
reflections in the minds Of those who heard them be-
fore, and be instrumental in doing good in the hands Of 9TH
ers who may peruse them Praying for Gods blessing upon
this humble contribution religious literature trusts that
at least may find that profit its perua which he found
in its preparation.
". T. BERRY & co. have also on sale
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE By the Rev. Dr.
Card, Of Scotland
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T'O STOCK RAISERs the Farming Community general
", who win send 5000 in postage stamps We will tell
them how 10 make a Big Horse cut Of ColL
uB. "a ID q RTrNsFY
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FOR THE DISTRICTS.
lst Dist-N q TAYLOR Of Carter.
"a. A." MOSES WHITE. Of Knox.
30. REESE B. BRABS0N, Of Hamilton.
4th. " w. p. HICKERSON, OF Coffee
5th. " ROBERT HATTON. Of Wilson.
9th. = w. H. WGSENER, of Bedford
7th. =" G. G. GROVE. of Giles.
9Th. J. NJ. QUARLES, Of Montgomery.
9th. " ISAAC r. HAWKINS, Of Carroll.
10th. JOSEPH r. M0SBY, of Fayette
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so MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OWING
SMALL ACCOUNTS.
Advances

THHE undersigned will make Cash advances on consign
rent Of heat BACON, Flour and other oduce to ms
correspondents in Charleston and savannah -
JOSEPH NASH.
NASHVILLE June goth, 1s56-9ms
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Pirate ROardiT

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY can find pleasant rooms and
y GOOD Boarding in respectable family, by addressing
BoS 323 june1S-lw
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR THE STATE,
NELL s. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
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Fresh spIine Honey Strained or in

"0er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot Of Market Baskets Of all sizes, made from
n this same Willow, 80 said ;" for sale by
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New Goods.
A. j. DUNCAN s. CO..

ID ECEIvING large Stock OF staple Goods of Cotton and
IL Wooden Fabrics, designed for the early Fall Trade
which purchased upon the most favorable terms and
will be sold az corresponding low prices.
Clothing manufacturers and Dealers would find greatly
to their advantage to examine stock.
ALSO;
Reviewed bv few Of New Style Dress Goods
Musns, Robes Brloutes, JaccOnetts, &c, which
selling at reduced prices A. J DUNCAN, 4 Co.
NASHVILLE june "a BUA No. 70 Public Square
SOME PUMPKINS.
HAVE choice lot Of dried Pumpkins for pies No pro
L cliUty to Back Repubicanism. d. G. RUMsEY.
Flour! Flour! BOIted s. UnbGIted.
NJ L. WATERS super Three Forks Flour warranted
w equal to any made in this state, for sale by
d. Il. RUMSEY.
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Horse Power for Sale.

FIRST rate horse. power suitable for all kinds OF Ma
~ chnery requiring one, be obi sinei hy applying
soon to = X Crookshanks Co., No 60 lower Market ST.
cd
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Mr. SimmS New Work.
". T. BERRY q CO. have just received
THE F0RAYERs; Or. The Raid Of the Dog-Days:
Tale Of the Revolution. By William Gilmore Smms
with Illustrations by barley. limo, cloth.

w. T. q. e co. have also on sale,
The Revolutionary and Border Tales of the South,
By the author, and uniform binding with the above
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Books which are Books !

BOOKS which are BOOKS!
webster's Life and Speeches, complete in 6 vols.
Calhouns Life and Speeches, complete in vols.
CIay's Life Speeches and Correspondence;
Bancroft's United States, complete in vols.
Baucron's Miscellaneous Biographical MisceIlaniss
Pre,cott's Philip the "a, complete in vols.
LeSare's Works, complete in 2 vols.
Washington Irvings Works, complete in 16 vols.
ooope's Novels, revised edition,
Pvescott's Conquest Of Mexico;
Prescott's Conques, Of Peru;
Prescotrs Ferdinand and Isabella;
A bolts Napoleon, complete in vols.
Tom Beu;on's Thirty Years in the U. s. Senate.
Phillips sampson Cos Boston Shakespeare vols Royal
Octave;
Appleton's Cycopeda Of Biography;
Lippincotts Gsz.tteer Of the World;
webstsr's Dictionary, unabridged quarto;
Webster's Dictionary, royal octave;
webster's Dictionary, school ard pocket edition;
IngersOIl's History Of the War q 1879, in vols.
worcester's Dictionary, new edition, octave;
worces'er's Dictionary, comprehensive edition;
Frank Porester's Field Sports;
Frank Foresier's Old Forest Ranger
waverly Novels AbFoisford edition, in ~ vols.
Ason's History OF Europe.
Hume sad Macauay's History Of England;
Milman's Gibbons Rome;
Pepy's Diary and Correspondence, just pubished.
Anthon's Classical DictiJ nary;
Richardson's Dictionary, 2 vols quarto.
ALSO:
Medical Books, Gold Pens,
Law Book Steel Pens,
School Books, Letter and Cap Paper,
Blank Books, Envelopes, &c.
For sale BY ljelTl JOAN YORK co.
WHEAT.
TVyUE npder.iyped vii nav Cab E,r Nsw what
Il JOSEPH NASH,
june23-lm 8. Z. Corner College spring sts-
GRAIN SACKS.
IN 000 Heavy 0snaburg SACKS, ior sale BY
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WHEAT.
GRAIN SACKS

WE undersigned viii pay Cash br New What
JOSEPH NASH,
june23-1m 9. T. Corner College 4 spring sts-
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I,AiRBANGsa Csicerassd, Dormaat Platform, coaases
ant GEorsfs Sake. fn stsck aaays IN store and s
ale as MaaufAcsarsrs Pross, By thsir Ageat.,
a "A aoR00N 90.
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Flour! Flour! Bottled s UnboIted.
Corn Meal.

A good anybodys, at D. G. RUMSEYs.
Hurra for BuCkmOre s. FiIIingham
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IoHs RAMAeE in R.osip, fIsde, KID Puulg su.EiD,.

Misses Lasting Caters and slippers
Chddrrns BrouE-d and Blak Kid slippers. Win Tari-
u other articles Tor Ladies
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PEAKlNG of Hams, have lot of very choice ones e
- sale low at d. G. RUMSEYS.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.


With many other articles-such Bolms, Spice Ginger
Backing &c, a.. DAFl-, PlLCbER a CO
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Ill person eontendiug the Rag Premiums must send
IN ths.T Rag &c tincaes by before the 5sh day %
uy so they can be handed 10 Z H. Gardner Alexander
nj and a. q. Adams, they can award the Premiums.
June 2S-2w Vs. S. WHITMAN.
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RAG Premiums.

IO.OOU JOSEPH NASH,
Jun, s}-1m g r Corner College SprBg sts.
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IAST CALL.

UNHOsE srilI indebted TO The ate firm Of RANA0E and
cHuAcH are resi- ectfally requested 70 make immediate
payment 70 JOHN RAMA6E,
June % AZ College Street
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One of the National Democrats.

The author of the following pointed alb
clifton letter, is at present the Buchanan
candidate for Attorney General of Indi-
ana, aud is canvassing the State He is
an appropriate representative of the man
who thanked God his lot was cast in a
State where slavery does not exist:
The daily union., 1856-01-18
NAVY Drr.srsssr,
Bureau OF Consltaelios, Sc.,
iao,4aYy "a lad


PROPOSITIONS Will DO received dis bureau, until ibe 2th o
February, os me following sIcles The United sac. steam
nnssppi, 20 he delivered al the yard. New SoTAt
Two vertical tubular boilers made OF the best
oooia boiler pies tube beos be half inch, wGts nss
and pits seyenssiesDth, shell seeshts VI an inch ~ ck
An the par double rivsed ba
sides where eun be be used ia
The legs, Mater bottoms, slesun chimney.
Tbs and sides rhe DO sdsnea BY iron fpm whe e
The braces 10 lead.
The boilers will be about ee and half feet fsont ~
about and half deep neIve and
feet highs 10 se tunisb with lbe md hand hes
Plates ua, bearers, and l"r
securing boilers shp aud tested when done al ny
dfauiic pressure of 35 lbs per square inch
The tubes furnished and 10 be set BY WE
eonaeiors the being Icronsbs for all tubes cond
ned Dom their d.iec and the contractor for all condemned on
bad workmanship,
The price per pound Of e iubos
Also tbs prices pound for such iron castings be
quired engine hoer OF sand Of dry sand OF oa
aud for and @ orae bars aud for composition carl
ines, taf copper and tn.)
The patterns he furnished by the government.
The whole aud 10 be subject 10 tr
Inspection and approval Of such the department
point ..
drawings Of boilers viii be furnished bidders application 10
the department .n# #9E rA
will be made for ei estimated amount ie
the hoicrs half completed remainder when ts have bee
tested satisfactorily by For castings whsa Delivered and
approved .
bidders will be particular stating prices, and the time
when they deliver the work Bond and
will be for the Ia performances OF he
work and fuiG ment OF the
lJ-Aw1W
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Virginia Land ONCE,
Richmond, January 9, 1876.

IN conformity with the Virginia Of iS9 9i section
49, do hereby make known all whom concern TINT
appears certificate Of the escheaor Of the city o.
dated received into tho land once
the 9th day Of January 1856 by held ON the m day
Of Decrmber 1885, The following city of Petersburg o
which Charles OHara died scEed found escheasd
this Common wealth, 10 wit.
t One house and late residence OF snid Oara con-
tanning trick dwelling commencing point Market street
south ~ 90 feet north 80 eet bence eastward
y 81 feel with small lot aud adjoining ~ by ~ tee
ID One vacant o two parts adjoining the above lo on he
SOUTH Nos and The No. 55 feet Market street
bounded The H. T. Jones about 10 feet being iao
he second No. Market street
being line from Market back l20 feet Deep
The south line from Market bnck III feet deep
3D. One side Of Donors alley, ~ fee
bounded by Faser's The NORTH the east by Hass
lot, on the south by niarsh's lot.
4th. SHIRT Market devised to said
osra by Mrs w Juienne bavira brick eweling &c thereon
of Market feel front and and
back DO feet with loe alley from The 10 Low
q. III.
san t3--'aw6w ....s" ..a gara. Reg'r Land Once.
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Glass 5.

600 prizes in ALL Amounting 10 nearly Sd0OV
Tickets Slo--layos S5-qaanefs 81 50-eghths 81 IS.
Being the OF tickets Of all
prizes guarand by the State OF Maryland Is
well sraheatoni sell the high and has
happened made rich
before had the pleasure of personai interview.
We Invariably mni enclosing tickets
envelope observing confidence,
the drawing send oca drawing duly cert
fed the State Officer with result
single trial place your for hfe
Try Try EGERTON Il BROTHER,
Box lo3 Post Once, Baltimore, Maryland.
onhes, corner Exchange Place and South street.
ions n EeKRroa,
Cn,s @. Eo.aTos, JrS Jan &, o. Ia, IA, l6, lie, 10.
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GEORGE r. Eux.

tt Nee York hetropoliian Tailoring EstlblhamsHt.
United sEtss Military and Navy Depot 5 Broadway (ppose
~ -E-s the Metropolitan Hoiei) .
SR Allow The pleasure of pnciHg before
~ ce AT The time Offering best services aior,
together with he soe, supply u military
and uniforms, United States coDsu aad dress.
engaged making uniforms military navy,
also The according the written and in
suueons aud Official drawings the latest resula received
by FROM the state, Navy and War DepzmrRsn Wahnston
u you should feel epssed 70 taor me with any de you
receiving
hng The very se-i English and French eoh. cashmere
gold lace, treble gilt buttons, all lowest possible
cost for cash hase employed nfst
artists gold embfodere moleskn, cloth
and Engab, frcuch
American paHtaioons be-
hcye dong the military naval odicss
clothing aud business
officers, attached the artillery,
soons rfan ordnance and engineers personally
known OF The ofbcers attached srsof
namely IN. hoh Carolina Mississippi Princeton, Powhstsn
san JAcno, ST. La~raace Brandywns, Npcennes Nsndaa
Conser Gemsno~n Independence Macedonia Fsron Lexns
Ton, Ffedona Consultation Relief Ferry, Forrose,
Guiding gentlemen the heads OF the executive Department. nen
hsrs Of both houses of Congress also ministers
other foreign military and
have ubscbe yours obliged,
GEokCE p foX.
wshea is the intention Of Mr. Fox city
days hence. Jan IS eod3t
The daily union., 1856-01-18

under the operation Of the graduation law but mainly by
mens which have been made in that branch Of industry
during the past year.
The following table exhibits the quantity OF land sold at
regular and graduated prices located for military boune
aud selected under swamp grant for the fiscal year ending
June so 1885, and for the quarter ending September 30
1855.
The daily union., 1856-01-18
United States Patent Ohice,

IN the petition of Samuel Taylor, Of CSnbidse, Masachnse
praying him The 2eil
MAY, brushes for
ing for the expiration of said
which place IN 2slh day May, 1855
II ordered that heard the Patent Once
Monday The 2rh of ~ O'Clock, and all
noded and chow they have why szd
petition ought he granted
opposing required ne In the Patent
Office their objections specially set forth In writing al least twenty
before OF all testimony fled by either
transmitted In
eodance with the rules Of oce which win be furnished
application
The in the win be closed the Cd Of May dpo
relied upon be filed In
the ofcs before the morning Of day The
any, within days thereafter.
published the Unon Iniel
and Evening Washington, d. q Argus Baumos
PhadSlphia journal Commerce.
"
ah Of May day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. sEdors of the above papers will please copy and send
their bills the Ofce containing this notice.
JaHI5-law3w
The daily union., 1856-01-18
TO oUR sUnscRrBERs.

The pssron VIII upon books, ualesa
The psy ofshs subscription bs made IN advance
Distant subsetess nsy By lsiisf ne Pcss
~ which 10 be paid III ask assumed " oaselses ~ s
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published uiweckiy daIins The
soas of Coagess, semi weekly during the rseess
subsenp,ons period lees will bc received oz
terms propoiiioned o the above annual
nyPosTMASTERs authorized 20 our agents. and,
by ssnainx DAILY sabserbsfs with $50 cneloss or
RVS SEMI WEEKLY ubshsss. with ssS enclosed wt be en-
uuea o copy gratis.
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Mrs. Mowat,'s New Booi
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

GEsERAL LAND 0FrIcE Nov 30, 1855.
SIN: have the honor submit the following report OF
the operations Of this Office for he fiscal year ending June
30 1885, and for the quarter ending September 80 1855
From the 30h September, 1854 TO the 30h September
1885, l53l52s3ls acres OF the public lands surveyed
The localities Of these surveys as follows:
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From the foregoing II appears that these warrants
brace 3o3l64o that 400 have been lo
Gated and 0,0i9,2s0 acres arc yet outstanding.
The following tables exhibit the condition Of the busi-
under the grants of the swamp and overowed lands
the several States by virtue of the acts OF March ls4s
and September %, 1850:
The daily union., 1856-01-18

Mss HUykLEt'. BOOK-Th~ Testimony of an E.-
" capped Novice hor the sisterhood of 81 Joseph, Em.
eus wsyfand the Mother House. of Charity in ~.
United sts'es by tosrphfrc VI Rnntiey a.
sdh shen, or Sketches Of Life IN Virginia by NJ
vile q =
Fefa Dictionary Zone ofhe elegant books Of
Nloth, " rnorocco erfra, So
host of novelties ol Christmas
Declt naar.,a,s &c, or 80.
The daily union., 1856-01-18
si1o,ooO.
A MARYLAND LOTTERY,
To be drawn ON ihe Havana plan.

MASAosRs oETIog OF TIs MAEyLAsp I.oTrrsIss,
s#G BaltAaoIcs Janusfy !, 1876.
,E OF the Malssd having had suggested
ha The plan OF drawing the Havana laoe. has is fsoss
and being desou to gaiy the public, have concluded draw
LOTTERY on the Havana plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or MARYLAND,
Glass s.
10 be drawn Baltimore, Maryland Saturday, January 18Th
1850
Pzss Sidn 900 viii be dsrbued according
@ following magnificent scheaar
10000 Plumbers. 900 prizes
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This shows an increase in sales for cash during the last
fiscal the preceding Of s693 1891 acres while
the aggregate disposed Of exceeded that Of the
year only l3leooe45 acres owing mainly TO the fact that
the locations with military and other certificates
and the selections undar the swamp-and internal inn,
provement ralroad and other grants 737a6s3 36
acres lees than during the preceding fiscal year
For the fiscal year ending June 30 1865 tho receipts
from The sales OF the public lands amounted $I 4s5.
3s4 ~ and for the quarter ending September 30 1885
s2,32STs3 81, as reported and estimated.
This office has no means OF knowing, except TO limited
extent what lands purchased for speculation and
WIN view 70 settlement and cultivation bat so far the
purposes known and 20 far as an opinion can be formed
ron he sze and number OF the tracts Of each purchase
the proportion Of the public lands taken by individuals for
actnai settlement and cultivation, compared with the
entire sales and locations much larger during the last
than the preceding This fact which IL gratifying
the advocates Of policy avoring settlement and cuva.
on accounted for In part by the reduction Of the price
The daily union., 1856-01-18

TO TuE LAD E~--Mr r. L. HARPER, - Broomheld
Boston, has recsvsd choice of nch and
elegant embroidered ball ID. Pasn styic,
which universally Admired Newport A.
then shlc supply demand takes this opportunity
ias l-de that er.nns ffes supply
which whisr, appropriate hfiaai
so head dresses, cfures c-ars ac all of
hack whit q
wreath. of flowers, feather hswers,
NBThp y The only bouse in fbe Uniicd States where
car be
Bosros, January 5, issS-
lsa s-3sw9w
The daily union., 1856-01-18

GEsEHAL AGENCY AT wAsHIs0TOs.-Tbe sui
srber, formerly Richmond Virginia. having esblht
he
Department. his
especially revolutionary
and under the
Having purchased the David
he perhaps the
revolutionary The FIRST spditors
Richmond He In all
other public Offices Capitol of Virginia
accommodations from other of
tide inirn-ted ~in be
ssle sho~ H. where the claimant himself may entirely
uaab,~
claims The March, giving
~ land " all who bne who served
sh@rsss win be very moderate. FELIX RicuhRDs
syyrtrsors.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomae, vrsHia-
James Lyons, Esl., Richmond, Virginia.
JsmssE Hesih tate Commissioner of Pensions, Richmond
Ntrssns.
Ssa6bsd n. Parker, Richmond, virxiria.
Hon. John 4. rendsron, Virginia.
Hon samuel Chiffon, Washington, ID.
william J. wssd ESQ., Baltimore
Lswis Ituaberiake, esq, New York
March 7-dAcpiy.
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PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
The drawing will be promptly sent to all purchasers
PRICE 0E TICKETS
Novel Lottery.

n He United States the Havana plan
This scheme Is drawn the combination each
having
prizes being the The
per
age, sre payable in full without deduction.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
The daily union., 1856-01-18
10000 Plumbers 900 prizes!
Prizes nayable an full without deduction
ITfLtH PayaUI TIT TUT Wr'H"ut "'7uusF'"'''
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWENTY TICKETS

1000 prize amounting sla0 900
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding succeeding numbers
nine the first 200 entitled approximation prizes,
above.
The payment of all prizes guaranteed by the State of Mary
land . ,#
tickets by the State Of Maryland
the Autographed signature OF r. X BRESAk general
for the cont'actur.o
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
There tickets numbered from 90 O0o There
COO prizes The numbers trom 10000 corresponding with
those tickets printed separate slips OF rolled
and enerd with small lin tubes and placed in wheel The
Of the different full prizes also rolled up in the
and in aohes wheel The 600
prizes decided above {
wheel number drawn OF the wheel Of
numbrrs and the time drawn from the prize wheel
hlndoded These opened exhibited 10
the pza being the
This repeated ill all the prizes drawn
The drawing will be promptly sent to all purclasers
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whoies Si0-hslves S5-qusrers 81 SO -eighths 81 Is.
will with prompt attention
Address Il. FRANCE co,
Jan l0--3iawdScp Managers, Baltimore, Md. .
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aued on the principles which governed the final Just
men Of the grant TO Indiana for the Wabash ana Erie
canal und.r Set az Nav lsss On this basis there
found due the State OF acres
On the 18th August 1855, lists OF Sc
lections were submitted and approved
The daily union., 1856-01-18

NOTICE 10 hereby given that viii apply the
~ Go~ris~icn~r of Pensions duplicate
Land isurd under law September
1880 nasobssed s4os 1918
which and which has
pledged, o. located by me, by my suihoiiv,
Ian t2--ta~sw JOHN ROSS.
The daily union., 1856-01-18

The following table exhibits the condition Of the bounty
land business under the acts of ls4 $780, 1882 and 1855
on September 30, 1865:
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The authority 10 extend the public surveys into the Ter
ritories Of Washington, Kansas Nebraska New Mexico
and Utah, conferred by the legislation Of July 1854
and February, 1855. The surveying machinery was
promptly transferred 10 these Territories and Is now in
foil operation, and already important surveys requiring
high professional skill have been made therein also in
the State OF California and Territory Of Oregon embracing
the establishment OF initial points extensions Of principal
meridans, base lines, and township exteriors
During the fiscal year ending June 30 1855 there were
The daily union., 1856-01-18


EEoReE W. Hossf.i. ATTORNEY and Coao-eit.r- at
tsw, United States
far the Coor of Claims No. ~ Wall New Work.
Refers 70 Hon = Nn Tinted Court
han w. Fish, United State. O. forps
o. kaeineer- Unird States Blair solicitor Court
p 'sn~i X H. ete eco and MAJOR Arnold Harris Washing
fnn eitf. octio--WFksan3m
VHE Narfh American Review- Published quarterly, on
me ht days Of Jsnnay April, JAW and October, nnahe
o. nearly hfss hundsd each, eve dols~- year
Co"fsni' Of No. cLST, for yoswury, 1866.
Ar'scls L Lts Services snd Works of Henry wbea,op
+ I" q. HartnI's Pictures of Enrnpe -
" ,. statistics Of fnsantyin IN Msssachuseus
/" A. sydney Smith.
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II I" 9. History ~ The faesbin
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