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mo. sal
BY the President Of the United $

IN pursuance Oflsw FRANKLIN PIERCE President
public sales Win Be held al The land once
staIs o Mehssn a. tas p%es sssis dssisea.sa 70 vii:
day. day Of July neIt for the dsposs Inc %
lands within e aforementioned townships and aoS,
NortA Of As Saas line Of s prinsipa usrtaian
Tue ISLANDS situated In secDn six, township ory-seyep
range two in section our township of seven, Of %
hve and IN section shytfse township foyhvs, lam
Township forty nine, ofranee ten.
Townships ogy nne and any, OF rangs eleven
Townships iony-thIee iorvsr forty SsSsn' and foIys
Town.hps forty three forty I range wsus
Townships forty four forty five, Of twenty-five.
Townships iory Hour and iorty nve Of range twenysI
Township forty nine, OF range twenty seven.
Townships forty eight iorynne, and Anyone, Ofanse h
Townships fOryuine any, and my one re
Townships forty Ave- my, anyone, of range thiy-sr
Township my, of range thirty seven.
The unappropdaed lands IN sections twenty i've wy
SIX h,ry AVE. thirty in township hytwo, OF O
Al land once at DUNCAN, commencing on Monday ii
fourth OF for the disposal Of tbs public lands
uoed within the following named townships and paris Of Township
viz;
NORTH Of the line and Of As principal msrtdan
Township thirty seven, of range twenty seven.
Townsbips thirty and hirynve OF range iwenty-esh
Townships thirty -four and thirty of range twenty nine
North Of line and Of the principal neridiG
situated in the following sections 70 witt
tons twenty -four and twenty nye township lI,y our o. rang
seven sections hIse and s~ aSi own
thirty four, OF the In section Twelve township eng
eight
chip thiwo, Of the In section three, towns
thirty, and in section. twenty nine hy'hfes a,
thirty four, township thiIyone, Of the same range
appropriated by law for the use Of schools military All
with those swnmp and overlooked
thereby unft for cultivation" granted to the State
entitled San &C, enable The State o. AIlsnsas and o
reclaim the swamp lands within their limits approve
September %, 1880 wtiI be excluded from fac sales
The Offering lands win be commenced the dan
appointed and proceed in the order in which they
all convenient despatch until The whole shall have @
offered and the sales thus closed but no sale shall De Kept
private of the lands
be after the expiration of the weeks
Given under my hand, city Of Washington this h
April Domin thousand eight hundred and my
BY the President: FRANKLIN FIERCE.
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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wAsHIEGTos BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change of Hours.
q

IN and amer Monday, the s3i the trains will leave
" Washington at 8 and ~. m, and . ard AZ, pm
On sunday, AJAX,
Leave ajax and o4, a. m, and and 81, IN.
On Sunday, at44, an.
7. II. PARSONS, Agent.
April 2o-du
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the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of presumption to any of A
lands townships parts townships above
ted il required the satisfaction OF req,
proper land otce and make payment
practicable after seeing this notice. and before The
pointed of the public sale Of the lands
bracng claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
T77-7 - E.0'E1 6I ~ THOS. A. HENDRiCKs
.... ..- .. Commissioner of the General Land Office
April 8-lawl3w Intel. and Start
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FORM or GUARANTEE.

To Csrt n. O. Mers, y. .. Engineers.
We the urder-isncd, residents d, In the State d,
hereby Jointly and seversy with the United States, and
guaranty, foregoing hid d he accepted,
they will within day, amer the % the said bid
for the with GOOD surees
perform furnish the articles proposed in conformity
ofss advertisement under which Il ado
shalt fail aforesaid, guaranty
make GOOD tho difference between the offer by the said and
the merit lowest bidder.
(srned) A, n,
q, ID.
thereby certify hat knowledge belief
tsisnedj E.F.
Mar saavrs,hMsyslavn
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mo. b5s.l
Sales u alternate s.etisns IA of ArkaHsa aad M
sOsrt, aad TestOrat.Oa n eAdraSn lasas 70 market
BY TIE PRESIDENT oF THE UNITED STATES.
flaw, FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of me Uai
,sa States o. Ae'es DO hereby dse..s and make ssa ma
uooed o. lands sections bearing 04A aas whIeh
and Fulton rsloaS II he States 81 Mrs.oua
branches thereof fon Little Rock Memphis and
provided ty approved Oh February, s5S granting
saa railroads. aud specially excepted om sIadsoa
as pnee b the ae Of an August, lsSa, 10 viii ~
The public sale viii se held the land once B4TEsuL,
Ss 81 As pu s ad s such eoa
Dad numbe above referred situated within the andar
mentioned townships, uIs .a a..
NORTH 81 line Gad Of A pneipa maidian
Townships s, -, z, Is. TO-. "a Il, Of angel.
T Township: & Is 3 49, - s'ssss
Townships 10. 20, al y, Of range g.
North oJtAs base line and Of iA principal meridian.
Townships 9, 3. 5,la, 10 IA 10. 10, y ofHnsel
townships ], 9. q. ts, TO- liza, 9, "a, ranged.
TS s~nnps s s e. Il, o ~ ~ rsss'
Townships :, :, Of Iansoo
mencing Monday the day OF October next for the dis
"7
Norta Of ns ojas tA principal maidfaa.
Townships "a 5, 6, of range .
Ts ssa.s;s: ! q, 70 y ~. q siaass7
Townships 5, o. Of range y
The public will be held the land ONCE LrrLx Rock
posa public lands within such odd numbered sections
above referred TO situated in the following townships vz
South Of the base line and Of the mn principal msdan
Township Of ranges II and H.
rS ~n:hips sa1ss IS and 49,
Townships 3, Z, 8, 8, rs, ofrange H.
NORTH Of e base sns and ~et Of the I'M principal ms'idtaa.
Townships !, a. 3 9, 7, Of ranged.
TOWNSHIPS Township. sf ,s sanst7
townships l. l. J.. !, !, III range ssI H. -
Townships ,,s,.s I. s, range H. :,
TSwnsh,p. l. T. s4ss o. Of range range IL
TS~asnps ), 81, 81 an asssi Is a. and H.
public at WASHINGTON
Monday the seventh day Of October
above referred situated following
townships, viz: - ..a... ....
South Of the base line and ~est efe haA principal meridian
Tswa:siS. ss7ss & . q, ' 1s IS
Townships Township !, &, 9; Of range 10
T Tswa:s'P: Il g. ,s q range
E sxs:S's: i a. T. OF ,. range Il
TTo~ ~nsss. i e e Il Is Is sf f ,"ss g
Townships 10, "a, is, 10, Of range o.
The held CLAHKsvLLr, com
posa the vacan, public lands within such
tons above referred TO in the aforementioned townships,
North Of the base line aud Of he h principal meridian
Townships S, g. 7. Of range Is.
To~n.sip. :, ! :. !, q range %:
TSwn.s's: : i i : p ' q issss =
Townships 9, o. 10, OF ranges 81 and Is.
Townships 9, o.. 70, II, of ranges 70, 81, %, %.
Townships So, ofrange %.
In the State Of MISSOURI.
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice hereby gwen
grant remaining United States, oasds s
ntIsh OF grant February,
and railroad and Its branches, hitherto
market which subject and location the
withdrawal " be opened sale aud the Ordinary
price days hereinafter mentioned,
once Jackson, Missouri, Monday, the ID day Of Novom
her. 1855.
once At Baskerville, hssnsa Monday the 10Th day Of No
vcuber, 1855.
Little Rock, Arkansas, Monday the "a day sOvem
her, 1855.
once Helena, Arkansas Monday the 7h day Of NOvem-
her, 1850.
once Catsys, Arkansas Monday the a4h day Of No
vember, 1885.
vember 1855
November, 1855.
Once al washington, Arkansas, Monday, 7th day
November, 1885,
NOTICE TO PRE- EsPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
entitled right Of presumption
above public those
establish the the satisfaction
register proper payment
within the period prescribed BY othew such
will be forfeited. 1HOs. A. HENDRICks,
June Tt-lAwl3w tStarhInteLl Commissioner.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-11

MONDAY LAST was great day in Huntsville.-
The Railroad jubilee brought more people to town
than ever saw in il before at one time. Crowds
we're here from all parts OF North Alabama; and
gentlemen from Tennessee and Georgia also
present strong array OF the beauty Of the town
l. country were out to give pleasure to the festive
occasion. The Dinner was most bountful one,
& before the tables attacked they presented a
most eutcing appearance. Near five thousand
souls must have been present The crowd MAS so
great as 10 bealmost unmanageable; order at the
dining tables could not be enforced nor the album
dAut supplies OF food served up as was desired.
The day was all that could be wished-mid clear
and spring like.
Tie Stockholders meeting was large and many
gentlemen OF intelligence participated in it. Gen.
Robt. NJ. Patton of Lauderalale preceded, with j.
Withers Clay Esq. Secretary. Mr.. Tate, the Pre-
sident, read very full, able and satisfactory re-
port showing the progress Of the road its present
condition and future prospects with exact stste-
mvnt OF its finances, &c. of the road 2l6 miles
are completed, 40 miles unfinished but all under
contrac, and tract laying viii commence both
ends (Tuscnmbia and POcahoutssl in May, and the
whole road be finished in January neat To do
this however, $4,000 is required. The Stock
holders refused 10 Instruct the Directory TO accept
OF the State loan on the terms required, but TO
raise the money by selling the Bonds OF tRRosd.
This question produced animated discussion,
but the vote over whelming against accepting
the loan.-Hg1ttSviils Adr. 9th.
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From the Tampa (Fls,) Peninsular.
LATEST INDIAN NEWSI
Important from Neutrality-suspicious.
for Living Indians.-OfftciaI.

Capt. Casey, the Agent for Indian Affairs in
Florida, is authorized To offer per capita re-
ward, or premium, for living Indians whomay
be captured, or induced to come IA, for emlgra-
tion 10 the West.
The following rates will be paid by him for
Indians delivered at Fort Brooke or Fort My
ers viz:
For each Warrior, from $3.50 to $500.
Woman, $50 TO 200.
Boy over 10 years, 100 to 200
The highest rate as abo5e, will be paid for
all except the intrm, bed-ridden, and helpless,
in which cases the rate, (nGt less than the MINI
mum, aOove,) will be fixed by the Agent or a
Board.
The above announcement looks like the Gov
eminent has some object in view. We will
rejoice TO zee the Indians removed from our
State 10y the means here Indicated, yet we fear
this policy, dictated 10y humane sympathy and
iustitiable when dealing with rational foe, is
reprchenslhle in this instance. Yet, We regard
this MS an important move, which, II (as we
predict,) it does not end the race of the red
man" in Florida, will soon prove It's impract-
cability, aud induce Government TO offer re-
ward for every Indian captured, dead or diiUe'
This may sound harsh, but the antecedents OF
this bloody race would justify such a course.
W hat has the oelnlnOle uohe' 10 cause US 10
deal with him with such lenitl2 he has never
spared the romahawk or scalpng knife, when
an opportunity offered lie has slntten us
upon the lett cheek, aud we have turned the
right, and we hsve been the recipients of his
beautiful blows, aud now, with all The phllan-
thropy of saint, our Government has exhibit
ted its neither trtreRity, and, after the folly Of
this man@uvre is shown, we think the acme f
bad policy will have been reached, and that a
change wall be the result that will suOn eradi-
cate this curse. Ii the Indians have determi-
ned TO remain in Florida, they viii not be
taken alive. Ii Is not our object 10 tOresta
public opinion, but will walt with patience the
result
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NEGRO DIPLoMArIsrs.-The London eOrrespOu

NEGRO DIPLoMArIsrs.-Th London eorrespou-
dent OF the New YORK Herald says:
1.-THE negro representative OF Souloaque made hi.
appearance this week 1t the Queens issee, aud in
spite Of all the affected sympaEhy Of the English foI
free ''nigeers," he vas avoided as something ''Odt
Gus and not 70 be endured" A good joke Of Out
Minister at Paris, Mr.. Mason, has come over here
lie vas at Court ball lately at the Tuilleries, and
hiseyes happened 20 light on the Charge d'Affairrs
Of Soulouque in France, ins looking black Some
one observing his steady gaze, said; "Well, Mr.
Macon, what do you think of yonder blaekee in hi'
embroidered eoaI?" "rhink, replied Mr. Mason
sdI regarding the negro with the eye OF eonnOis-
seur, .why, clothes, and all, think that fellow i
worth thousand dollars" This Is "old Virginny
all over and every body Is laughing al the b" NAT
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HoRRIBLE MURDER-We learn from private
source that Mr.. Thompson Il Borden, On old aud
highly esteemed citizen OF our county, Was murder
ed at his residence near NeWbern on Thursday
night last. We have not heard all the particulars
but from what We have learned, It was one OF the
most cold oooded and aIrocious murders that has
ever been perpetrAted lie was asleep IN room
in the lower story OF his dwelling, when he was
shot through the window, some eight or ten large
buck shot striking him in the head and scattering
hlS brains all over the room.
CircumstAuual evidence. we understand, Of a
stronA Character exists 10 imphcate the murdered
mans own the suthor OF this revolving afro
city. Whoever the wretched crimit al may be, We
hope that he will be spprehended and brought 10
eXpiate such crime, as Law aud justice demand.
The citizens OF Newbern, wo undsrsIand have
offered a reward at Use hundred dollars Tor the
apprehension OF the muidereE- Ea:aE Ala }
Way sd u,si.
I'VE learn. privately, that young Borden was
arrested at LauderdAle Springs, shie PLAY ing a
game Of billiards, or something OF the ser.-The
chief Circumstance against him, lie the alleged fact
that the guu wadding found Ia the deceased soon,
was Il price of newspaper which hts a torn place IN
! paper discovered IA the soE's room. hof't. Nal.
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An smipsp. EsgIl.A physician says:

al have TO lament the great increase amongst
the female part Of my practice, Of tic doloseux IN
the forehead, loss Of sight, and great suffering in
the ear, induced, hrmly believe, tEem the present
absurd fashion Of dressing the neck instead Of the
head.-Dsring the past asonsh have been IN At
tendance upon two lovely girls with nc doiOesux
In the forehead and several Others With similar
complaints. il Is high Time the frivolous eonnst
Of The present day shosld be done away with" ,i-
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TuE COrrOS CAOr,-The N. Y. Post of the 8,

says.-
The probable crop Of cotton this season is eI-
citing great interest and much betting on the
amount OF the yield. The point on which the bet
tng turns is whether the yield will be, s,500,00o
bales or not. The odds al present appear TO De In
favor that it will. A well known cotton operator
arrived yesterday from Mobile, and on meeting bis
brother dealers al leading cotton brokers' in Wsll-
street stated that further reeeiptsof any amount
would be obtained from Alabama, and that prices
must rise considerably Immediately bet OF $500
was offered him that the yield would be altogeth-
et three and half millions. which no accepted,
and numerous other bets were also offered Many
thousand dollars are thus stAked the cotton yield
The dealers In this city seem 20 favor the highest
amount stated. Numerous bets are also being
msde on the price Of cotton Those who favVF the
lowest estimate Of yield bes In favor Of high priesa
The market altogether appears very much excited.
The certain return Of peace in Europe, and the
well known short stocks 10 the hands Of spnaers.
sfiOrd matter for much speculation. Macy parties
are baying sTscHlItVely Tor al AdvaGes."
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The Confidential Correspondents
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
HIS RROTHTR JOSEPH.


Selected ans Translated With explanatory NOses, !ron he
memoirs da Bo Joseph"
7wo Thick Volumes, l21ao.
We sanaos form eoeet idea Of the character Of the gesi
mind that sEayed nsar tSe Whoeconsni Of Europe,
waho1t reading these Letters Ukh, unlike oeA CORES
pondesee open the EmOst thoughts and motives 81 &C.
the writer These letters bear upon every subject,
add with what Watshfuf eye ks cared br svsn the
smallest thing distinguished lro has observed in exam
iHnv tAe early shses that BograPhers wiz have to write
their SiograI Aiss c! NapSeon again"
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rI.tairie Cour.c-2d Day.

Friday, April 4-Stake, Purse OF SSOo-Twc
Nile Heats.
W. l.. Nunnalie's b Cary Bell by Wag-
ner dam by imp. Hedgford ass
D. f. Kensrs gr. e. Corporal Trim imp.
Balshazzar, dam. by imp. Prism ? 0
A. L Bingaman's Oh. C. Tom McGufin by
Ruffin out Of La Bscchante 3lOl
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w. I. BERRY & COMPANY.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
The Attache in Madrid;
Sketches If the Court Of Isabella II.
One Volume u no., seS pages.

One volume II no., oto pages.
II is believed there other book in language
which Preseh good pt Of Spain and SpanisFs
this does The author possesses tAs ay qua hczaouS
for the pr duction Of sach work The S2aniaris
proud peoPe-proud their country and history proud OF
their ira on and pot NY proud Of aher old and
ehivay; psoud of thsir ehursAs and their religion and
proBd Of their and habits With sur nasOn the
Atsohe could FEEL deep and sincere sympahy lie nOs
materaae 81 haunted by the ghost Of tsncens
piece in the palace Of the Escora lie every thngfom
the private levse Il publs bull ahs om the moonlight
dance Of NAnoas to the sgA balls Of the Duchess dAva
from the needle work Of the SpankA mAaen the glorious
paintings 81 Titin, Yeiasques and MurAo and re has
put upon paper ar thai worthy Of record, which
under as notice
Bat this is noS all. He haSgren hind - Pohea his
tory Of modern Spain His book will make Spanish politics
and Spanish craftsmanship familiar TO the American reader
the conchology Of his Hardy and "Sofs- The
gvsn Of NJ sOules diplomacy, Of his hsrosm is nos
the least interesting chapsrn the WUr1 and the description
Of the RevSIUton Of 1885, and Of the light Of Queen Chris
and Of lha San Luis Cabinet is graphic instructive and
interesting
Il is evident that the relations Of the sushor 81 he ipID
isA CoSri wers It deIis,te and intimate
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LECTURES ON
Experimental Chemistry and Philosophy

Series Of Ten Lectures wi be delivered the BALL OF
TIE YoUSG LADIES SEMINARY Masonic Hail. by A. e. ASsMAS
NJ d. Professor of Practical and Agricultural Chemistry in
the University Nashville commencing Friday Night March
91st at ~ O'Clock and continuing every Friday night
til the course is completed.
Fourth Lecture, Friday April 1lth suijsc.-Cdr5onic
Acid Cdrbonic OEide Hydrogen, Water, Electricity.
Tickets for the Course admitting Lazy Gentle man,
80 Sir gle Lecture 50 cents For sale at the Book and u-
sic Stores.
~ Gentlemen earnestly requested not to use To-
bacco in the Hail. ap1
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rrswilt beautifully sIemplihed the distinction
between piide aad vanity: "Ihe vain mans being
Is tie opinion OF others tue proud man cares nos
button what others thilk Of him Swift thus diseTl-
inmates: -''i AN too proud 10 b. vain.
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Just ReCe1ved
VAMS-100 bushels Of the superior red and yellow
Il Vans Offered this season.
SEEDS-A fresh supply Of D. Landreth Sons Garden
Seeds.
STRAW CUTTERS-The best offered in this city,
from the house Cf A. Gordon Co.. ROCHESTER New Ork
REAPERS-A lot Of the New York Reapers and Grabbing
Hay Rake.
APPLES-Aso, lot Of superior Ohio Apples Cali
or you will be disappaint,d d. Tapl11 b. : WELLER.