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No. SOIL
Notice OF the Withdrawal of Lands In Mich.
T No. 56l.l

IN pursuance approved Sd June, ls56
L king grant of o MICHIGAN aid
railroads said
this Office the and receivers
from sale and location of the following described
probably falling within prescribed limits Of selection
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30h OF May last, 10 wit:
Office All the lands in the district in the southern pc
Ia township
6 ALSO in the northern pninsa all the lands north of township
So and west of range is west.
Once All the lands in the district all those
ships II, IL, 10, and IA lying OF range IA west
OAfce All the lands in The district except
townships situated north OF township u and east OF
and those north Of township 10 and east Orange east
Once All lands in the district lying between
townships and IL north, and all situated OF
Office All the lands in the district lying
range west.
Office MARIE All the lands in the district
south . township ST. in ranges 90 to 81 inclusive
South of township 50, in % 10 "a inclusive,
South Of township So in ranges IS and %.
South of township 81, in 81 and 30.
township 20, 80 and 20; and
North oftownshp is, in ranges Al and a.
These latter, embracing nearly advertised in the
Presidents proclamation No. $50, be offered July
Sie Marie which will therefore, be offered the public
therein ordered
General Land Office, city
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June 1856.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June H-Iaw6wf Intel starl Commissioner.
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PROTECTED by royal cc patent England and secured by
the seals Of Bcoe do Phnrmace dc Paris and the Imperial Col
legc Of Medicine, Vienna.
fresemar No IL the remedy Tor and local debility
Of write power, premature decay, and all distressing
quences arising from an early abuse sc I effects ecacuus
youth manhood, and old the vine powers
impaired dcsuc Triesemar were
universally adopted all physical impediments vanish magic
before m influence thus rendering S invaluable
srng the marriage
Tesemar No completely entirely traces OF
those dorde which cubebs
antdoe for TO the ruin Of the health OF portion pop
ulation. -
Thesemar No the great European remedy for that
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician
mercury, 70 the inevitable destruction Of PATENTS
and which al the sarshparin In the world
Tresemar Nos. l. g alike smell and
al nnuseatng qualities They lay the toilet
their use being detected.
cold tin cases. 90 divided into separate doses as nd
mnistered By Yalpcau Lailslmand, Rour, &C.
To be Ind, wholesale and retail, a. A. Barrow No 81
Green street. Canal New York, specially appointed
proprietor and FOR the
other part o America immediately receiving remittance,
Mr.. Barrow will forward the resrmn any part of world
securely packed and addressed according
writer
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 0-dlyr
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FLEETWOOD CEMEFKftY.-Ohce No. 292 PennsyI yania
VI Of 0h street, the Savings Bunk This
cemetery IL laid the celebrated Greenwood Of
New fork and situated the high ground distant ana guar
ter mile north Of CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
gateway. This company
spproDang their ground forever burial making
fee title prohibiting encToachmenta
legislation Otherwise, which Of importance those who
wish their dead where they placed them for
becon all cities when the burial ground
valuable for other sell H. and throw the dead
seuousy into large p and legal
iues given 10 the ground.
NJ Office ffom 10 90 ~ where pamphlets with
the charter, and bylaws and all other Information, be
obtained all orders intements le with Mr. James aI
No. 40 Seventh other undertaken will be
aEaaaad June Tidy
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TuE ONLY ONE AUTHoRIzEDi-The Rob Of DIR. DO

TUE ONLY ONE hUrHoRIzEDi-The Rob Of DR. BOY
VEAU LkFFBCTRUR IL far superior The srups Cusi
nie para other similar remedies II radically
without mercury affections 81 the skin darre scoua The
sequences
period Of life, and hereditary acrmony 81 hnnors A. depun
II Is powerfully gcacous In catas nf the bladder In
fractions and other o. the arising from abuses of
injections soundings Az sypic the Rob
very short diseases ensuing
Of bHsam Of copava cubb from Injections which only repc
the virus without neutzing Tho Rob Boyvnau above all,
recommended syphc dseasea whether long
ing and which have resisted the Of mercury the iodue
Of POTASSIUM.
General for The United States Gabriel Bondn, esq,
William New York. fnr wholesale orders Guo
New OrleRnsJ Sauiiiy, San Francisco
The Rob Lacte sod BY al the druggists throughout Uni
ted States The pamphlet Dc medi
es properties Of The Rob will be obtained by writing O. on
wanted.
@. B spepaed MI orders America, West In
dies q hs United States duss he has the Rob IN bond
March H-aiYs
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mo. b6s !
Motto

Of Hilidra0al Of Additional Lands IN Florida
FURTHER in pursuance Of The sn,ed An granting
public lands, alternate the Of Florida
Alabama, TO aid In the construction Of certain railroads In said
States 7h Way, 1885, instruct communicated
by his Office the land officers Nswnansve and Tampa Flor
da the OH inst for tho withdrawal and suspension from sale
location until further ORDERS " the following described ands
falling within probable limits Of the Bay
Main Stem railroad, in said State, 10 wit:
Oco NtwsANsvLE All the lands situated south Of Tho body
Of lands heretofore Withdrawn Tor the Cedar Key Branch railroad
rest of the line which divides wehour and twenty
and MoTth Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
Once TamPAt dividing
fur twenty-five line which
yides townships thirty and thirty-one,
Given under hand, General Land ONCE the city
JOHN HOOD,
Sept l0-law6w Acting Commissioner
and Start
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Land warrant Lost.

THE pablo hereby notified iiIh day OF August
1856 the undersigned, James NJ HALEY whom land
No a54O for 100 issued by
ons for the United 1856 enclosed
in the United mail scottsvie, Ahemafe county Wiz
gina the snyder SON Wash
nEon city that the said land warrant endorsement
blank undermined failed
the said believed saDe
either fraudulenly taken from ~pails
Al hereby
said warrant intend 70 apply 70 the Commissioner Of Pensions
for duplicate Of said warrant
JAMES NJ HALEY
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Law school Cumberland University, az Lebanon.
Tel

Law school OF Cumberland University, az Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthe late OF the circuit
l. judges Of TeDnes8ee
Hon Nathan Green, of tho udges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromdcd L. Ridley, OF the cnaneeors OF the Stale.
Judges Carues and Green dew their whole exclusively
the school.
Plan Daily examinations each class
books No regular of lectures explanations Of the
daily iessons the of the examinations
2. Weekly ofcommon law equity, which
dents profess
them through all the
The framed as require
Deeds Wills records and all documents be read
dence the trials Some of taken by appeal
which held monthly in the class, and
public the end session The students act clerks shcr
Jurors, chancelors, official
Iacities connected with their suits.
SesgioThe commences the third Monday in
tember third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per son.Tuon fee $50, in advanced contngen
So boarding $50 Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
required complete unless the
advanced class No required for ad
regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year
There a moot legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate eighty
ROBERT L, CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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Land Warrant Lost.

TUE public hereby notified the llth August
1856 the undersigned Eha Hendon % whom land
J25 fr issued ~ the Commissioner
United of Congress enclosed
United scovie Albonarle county, Virginia.
NJ Snyder son, Of Rton
city The said land transferred blank
dcEned and has failed 10 reach the said NJ
believed hat the either fsuduenty from
mails OF lost.
Al persons therefore hereby warned from purchasing
warrant intend to apply the Commissioner Of Pensions
duplicate OF sold warrant.
ELISHA HERNDoN
Sent lO-lnw6w
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No viii be made for performed
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the Of the trip
may be dedneted For arrivals after schedule sufficiently
excused one fourth Of tho for the trip be deducted The
conact may be annned or repeated fues for violating
post ONCE laws GT dirobeyiug instructions
The Postmaster General order po
dfd increase the contract He schedule
yded the running time a diminished
dsconrinue altogether,
condition Of HE allowing months pay amount on
dispensed with.
No increased VIII be allowed for excess any actual
advertised distance II the points be supplied
The be executed by the m September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
June 7-lnw4wt
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OguoK or THK MAINLAND COEsOLIBArED LO4TxKIEa,
BALTIMORE Maryland, july 4, 1855
HE Maryland lotteries
his duty the public against the swndeFs
who BY mail otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes,
pretend agent the sale tickets In which
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland daily
Of the elected
the ste under the constitution examine approve
schemes and 90 attend 10 the drawings.
All The tickets In these lotteries and all certificates packages
tickets have The r. X Brennan,
for the Once Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore, Maryland" All Others fraudulent
For iul Information the subject those frauds address
\, X. Brennan,
Sept 2s-dIY Rnlumnre. MarYlnnd.
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IL. III. GILLET !,

Has removed his ONCE to his reSid In FTankn Row.
and Thirteenth He will continue
principally in the United States Supreme
Having devoted much time concerning patents will
advice opinions legal questions arising before
The Patent oce and appeals 10 the chief justice aan,
Justices of the District OF Coumbia and will also in the
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents
lie will also give written opinions and prepare for
either departments
win prosecute claims before any board established for their
adjudication
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United States Mails.

PosT 0TTICE DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1855.
proposals or carrying the United sntes mails day
Of october the ooh June, 1885, following
In Tennessee will be received The Contract Oce OF this
parmen the city u Washington m. day
August next, be decided the day, viE3
No 1868 FIOm Concord Depot Ten Louisville,
back, three times n week
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
arrival Of train from KnoIville-say 10 IN;
Arrive AT Louisville by ams
Leave Louisville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 2
Arrive At Concord Depot by 4 pm.
Proposals for sir trips week invited
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These steamers stop Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAILING--lsSs.

Stopping al Southampton, both going and returning, they oder
proceeding London and HaVe advantages
other route, for the economy o. Time and money,
Passage from NsIO York to Southampton and bremen
First cabin, main saloon, $3.50 rsI cabin, saoOn Slo
second do, $50.
All letters and newspapers pass through the post Office
No bills adng viii be signed parcels received the day
sailing
An experienced surgeon IL attached TO each ship.
Yorfreight or passage, apply 10
q. III. SAND, IL South William a., N, Y.
q. A, HEINEKEk Co., bremen.
CROSKEY 4 Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, HavIe.
Feb 2T--dly
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought to min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot
And days o. aud lang syne."
The OF ending June
the junior class OF ending June, Sophomore
class OF the ending june 1884, and the Freshman class Of The
ending in June, 1885, hereby assemble
Washington D. c. by the third March, D. 1857
brighten the links Of the chain OF love and endshp which
ude entirely exchange their
lives greeting and sympathy, and lament the untmely fate
OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of The solappointed committee win be
Hotel, street, and streets
which those members OF the classes whom
venieni invited attend when win
adopted to full an attendance possible,
In the those addressed
good enough furnish the secretary othe committee by mail
their respective post Offices
EDWARD ] GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, NJ. D..
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, AAeghauy Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS
Of Balstn Iron and Glass Works, N j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHS wEiDNGN Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-awtMnr3 tlneligencerl
newspapers civilized request
ed notice this advertisement in their editorial
through great
visions the globe all throughout the United
States Of America requested
cAsonRy between this date and the Sd OF March, A. D. 1857
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10 THE IADIES.-Mr r. l., HARPER, % BrOomhod street
Boston, has just received choice
olepnt straw embroidered ball dresses Of Parsian style
which universally admired Newport he
not then able 10 supply the demand he opportunity
70 inform The ladies' that he Just opening fresh supply
which wbe and very appropriate for bridal
Also, head dressos cultures capoes collars, mnnes
which embroidered black
ely Of wreahs Of straw flowers, feother flowers, SC.
~ BThs l. the only house in the United States where
goods be obtained.
BoaroE, January s, 1860,
9gv0
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mo. 56O.I

No. &c.,
NOTICE OF the withdrawal Of lands In wIsconEIn.-
In approved 80 June, 1886 granting pub
Tic lands the State Wisconsin aid in the
railroads. said State" Of
ce whdra wing further ORDERS all ths ianAg
atd State and continuing the reservation Of the hereto
fore ordered bY telegraph the 2gth 4 Msy last.
ofthe nj Il
peced maps oues received
office Of which 30 public notice will
Given under hand the General Land Office, Of
Washington this 18th OF June, a. ID. 1856
THOS. A HENDRICKS, Commissioner
June I9--iaw0w rtntri n Star.l
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St Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,


THE
afh August and June.
terms for board and tuition $3.50 payable
ally In advance. There charges music
and also for Spanish Italian German and Latin The
Tor the primary department. composed pupils under nine years
900 able half yearly advance.
Letters o inquiry should be addressed MOTHER SUPE
nlOR o. IT, Joaeph Academy, Emmtsbug, Frederick county
Maryland
Jul B-dlynnr.
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virginia Land.

1871 wood land II n wen wstered and has
plenty land The railroad and plank road both
ass through Fredericksburg 10 miles,
the from Orange
description Any wishing purchase
The whole had FOR Eve dollars
THIRD cash. Il he divided suit puoh,ers higher
pnce. Apply to r. r. THoM,
Juns ,~~fsws~ Fredencksburg Virginia
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THE EARNEST mAS.-Life and Labor, Of Adonlram Jud-
Il son; BY Mrs Conant
The New Age o. Gold Or the Life and Adventures Of Robert
Dexter H0matne
"gassall Morton - novel, By Francis Parkmnn.
NFnnl Fcrruhi tale, by the author q ok Poems BY w
I'D.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
MaY@ bookstore, Ninth street.
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mo. 562.1
Notice

Of the removal Of the land office from Lebanon 10 Centrs
IN The STATE Of Alabama.
accordance with the provisions Of the act Of Congress entitled
Authorizing changes location Offices
approved herr by
public lands LKBGsos,
0f ALABAMA will be removed the OF CENTRE sh
StlIe and AFTER the thirty -nrst day 81 July
hand, the city Of Washington, this 7h Of
June, A. ID. 1850
By order OF the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofhce
June ls-law6w Intel. aStaTl
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Marine, aad hlaHd LHsuyaRes.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
SI,s5s,I5II s.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Office nortas corner Of aVsaas and Seventeenth
street, Washington, u. z.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B Florence, Charles Dnsee,
CHARLES A. Rubieam, Edward Il. HeImbold,
George He n, I. Carroll Brewster,
THOMAS h. FI.ORENCR, President
EDwARD H. HELNBoLD, secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, No. Sg7 d street, opposite City HILL
James Williams No. y AZ street.
John Rggles No sol Thirteenth street, Pennsylvania
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy, No. S67 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomason.
Is business Of this company w mp .yoaCy ~ hs
From the st day OfAugus 5 ve months, let January,
1856 The premiums received The q
only forty siG hundred and dollars reported
tors soeas saae %S Believing
n % security Offered ample and thai al G claims viii be ad
BY s on iSf q
Rs "A ~ aes.Piens Of and net
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and The usual
any pe!on EUROPE AMERICA,
waters.
hn Them every Improvement in construction and arrangement.
will be taken into consideration.
Al losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
street, Washington city, D. q.
Iraaranes may also be effected at The Home oGee
Northwest Wabat and Second srees Phiadsi paa
And Other principal cies of the United authorized
officers OF the company
June l3-dly
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Purnell Toudvine Us. johnson era,


In equity in Somerset county before Hon Thomas Spence,
judge of the eth JUDICIAL circuit of Maryland.
THE object procure n
real for the paron and peectng the title OF
complainant
Maria Sessions The bill, IN thai James
Mackey of Somerset deceased will devised
and
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, Smith
that said James died seized Of lot Of ground Salisbury
hundred dollars The bill also sale
the John b. Sem0ns
thereto purchase said John b.
death of said John
Semons Josiah Engswor his executors complainant
fall said Johns interest the death Of William NJ D. Townsend
and of Maria Sessions and Mary t. Semons
his only heirs death Of Eliza
Townsend and descent her right Mary semon
said Mary Z. Semons OF
in said o the complainant purchase by said John b. Sic
his life Mara Sessions interest said thai
deed him therefor il
destroyed death of Susan Smith
of her BROTHER the said Henry,
by said Henry of all his interest TO certain Johnson Gray
the State Virginia that the complainant seized
johnson Gray, OF said lot OF ground complainant
said Gray of four tenhs subject
the life of said Susan
advanced and praying for decree establishing the complain
tenth interest aforesaid sold said
said John b. Slemons, and
partition, and order Of publication
Johnson who residents OF this
subscriber OF the eighth Judicial Mary
thai the complainant, by this
inserted publshedin Washington
successive weeks before the 18th day July
this them appear in this court person
fifteenth day Of October
premises and show If they have why decree should
prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE,
copy-tes:
GEvIH WooLroRD, CLERK.
June 7-law5wif
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F' HoIKHt OF Pus"Ako apPIJ 70 =
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No, Sc Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN SMILEY, h CO,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN RENNARD & Co,
% Austin Frinrs, London.
D, q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
The Of these ships viii be accountable for gold
bullion, specie lewey, precious metals unless bls Of
fading signed therefor and the value
May l-df
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spectscIts,
oD silver Ono steel and plated speeiaces glasses &C. Of
all focuses, with pefocal pescopio and pnaboa gasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted to the eyes OF woarefs.
NJ. w. GAIT d BRO,
S24 Penn, avenue, between Ninth Tenth streets
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Fare 10 California,
r. United States mail steamships leave York
Se&& for ABpnwall the 5th and Goth OF MONTH
NkN connecting with mail from Panama San
- Francisco.
These steamships have approved
Department. and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad 7 miles long, completed from
and crossed In hours. The
checked New York through Francisco paen
embarked al Panama by the campany
The money paid In New York all expenses the Trip
Reserve steamers kept In In New York.
san FrancscO prevent accident
the route Is endrely reliable
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive Apln
wall
Conductors through by each steamer, charge
women and children without other proectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency
West street, New York, I. W. RAYMOND.
MayG-du
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mo. 552l
Nv the President OF the United states.
no. bbql

IN pursuance Oflaw i, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President
public sales w bs held land Oees nc
sts.s q s9ssH a. y; % s1 T a on Mo-,
day the fourteen day Of July next for he disposal q ne pubic
townships, viz:
EortG Of As base line Of tAs PriAePsi syiaH
Tue ISLANDS situated section township
s sseoS SSI ~ and township y
hVe and IN section thirty three township iosyhvs Oirngc
Township forty-nns, ofrange ten.
Townships iorysesen oT nine, and my, Of rang eeveA
Townships three, forysH, forty seven, and foeEh
Townshps or hroe forty sir, and Of twenty
three.
townships ony oar and io1ty avs Of raass twenty
townships forty eight nine, aud fy-Ons, Ofsnss hry,
Townships fortyegh fOrtynins my, hyons, range
Townships tory-avs. any and hnyOns, Of hlrgsiI
The vacant lands in sections twenty
"A Il e anG once at DUNCAN commencing ond De
lssi S si a following named OSn.
Wis
Ror4 Of the base Hrs and Of As PIlnsPaI meridian,
Township thirty-seyen, Of range twenty seven.
Townships thirty and thirty ye Of range tweHeight
Townships and thinyd live, Of range twsny-nne
EOrA Of Gnd Of ths principal meridian
Certain islands situated following sections,
lions four and twenty i've, township Of range
seven n sections So hIee hesn aud twenty four township
thirty four, Of in section Twelve township twenty
hip thiryIwo u section three, township
thirty, and IN sections twenty nine ~ hfes and
thirty four township thiry-one, OF The same range
appropriated by law the Of schools military and
purposes together with swamp and overflow and
CULTIVATION any
entitled "An enable the state OF Arkansas aud other
reclaim lands within their limits approved
September % 1850, lvia be ereIuded from us saies
The offering above lands will be- commenced the days
appointed and win in me order in which they sdyer
all DESPATCH until the whole shall have been
Chased but sale shall be
longer weeks and OF the lands will
be admitted until after The expiration OF the weeks.
hand the city Of washington this ah day of
April Domin thousand eight hundred and my
BY President: FRANKLIN PIERCE.
TH0s. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.