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THEATRICAL.

According to appointment, the Thespians
made their second appearance before the
public in that popular Tragedy, PIxAnno.
Their Hall, though large, was not sufficient
y capacious to accommodate the audience
many who bought tickets were unable
10 get seats. 1t could not be expected with
the little experience and limited means of
the company, that they should equal the
London or New York Thcatcrs. But not
wi'hstanding the disadvantages under which
they perform, we have heard but one uni
versal sentiment of praise and encomiums.
Their success must be truly gratifying to
themselves.
They will re-appcar in the LADY OF
LroSs on next Monday Evening" See
their advertisement in another column.
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WRITTEN FOR TIE .pBEvr1LE BANNER.

MIR. EDlroR My attention has been
called to an article in late issue Of your
paper, suggesting my name with others
rs candidates to represent the District in
the ensuing Legislature.
The present supply of candidates Ito
use familiar phrase in trade) is. in my
humble opinion, quite equal to the demand
Surely from this long array Of worth and
talent, it will be no difficult matter for even
the most fastidious voter to make up his
ticket.
l cherish no political aspirations, in de-
cIining then the honor, beg to return to
I" Many Friends" my warmest thanks for a
compliment 80 unmerited.
Let the rsllying cry of every voter, rs
he crowds around the polls in October next,
be one member from each of the four bat
tslions and one lawyer from the Court
House. Respectfully,
p. A. WALLER.
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suppose, he will be highly praised uc
will be fed with the oil which kinl,rs Emo
lisi fires, TO encourage him To walk in tie
light of his path. If ] were to GO to Eng
land, they might point ut me and ;;Sk, Is
that the man SO momoninacal IL rrgur,l TO-
slavery that he cannot tell the truth?'
am not accustomed to make corn,,prisone.
but will say that there is not Il parent or
husband on this floor who can approce
the langunge Of that Senator. Though I
may have bitter enemies Lcre-no doubt
have some, but do not sec why have iu-
Cured their enmily-I venture to say that
do not think u single man on this floor
would, if he were pui on his OATH saw that
hc believed what the Senator SAID of
me. When spread abroad in the form of
libel it becomes Of a very different charac-
ter"
Hero is his concluding remark, which is
truly eloquent and cminenily patriotic:
Now, sir, appeal to The good sense of
this country. appeal to the lessons which
its grave hilory uculcatcs. appeal to
the position which it occupies in relation
to the history Of the world and To- the high
responsibilities which now rest on this Con
, ulS~tntctl
piood. II we are to scprratc, lc. It's hayo
common sense enough to do ii in way
becoming Intelligent men. VIII" have learned
their lessons from the highest sources Of
Intelligence and wisdom. If we are TO
live together, let il not lc upon the terms
prescribed or inlinalcd 10y the tone and
temper Of t:e l;ccnl;nus and AGGRESSIVE lam
gnnSe OF the speech delivered iy the Sena-
| tor from Massachusetts Il is inpos>ib,e
tor self respect I" allow me To sit here and
listen quietly TO snch Il speech. Ii there,
were separate t"niclcrtcieS to morrow. he
dare not utter it without suij"ctinr himself
To Il peril which he will no, encounter now
lie would then r"l his section in Il position
t" make war, and hc would be rcSimusilo
To Il higher tlihnual than that Of those
| who have erected themselves into it under
an influence which think must perish;
and hop" the day is fast coming when
the fires "i that limited ,c;nna!i>m will
burn out. or will hr reduced 10 The ashes
of disappointment aud .,i-~r:..r."
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

Our village WAS culivencd on the 24th,
hy the asscmblage of large concourse O!
Brethren of the Mystic Tie. The Process
sion, robed in lis shining rcgalia, was form
ed at o'clock, under the direction of Col.
I. }. Ron"Rrs, WHO acted as Marshall of
the day. They marched to the measured
notes of the Jocassc Band to the Court
llousc, where, in aCcorCarcc with notice
previously given, Maj. II. y. JONES appear
cd rs speaker for the occasion, and to which
a large and intelligent auditory Of both la
dies and gentlemen had repaired to hear
him. lie enclIaincL the audience for more
than one hour, without any attempt ut ora
tory, 'y one of the most sensible, plain,
matter of-tact speeches that we have ever
heard upon the subject Of Masonry. We
have nciilci space or time to give even 4
synopsis Of the address, We will not Go
him that injustice, rs its publication entire
Will be requested. After the address, the
brethren repaired to the Malsha. House,
where sulnp,uous replst had been pro,i-
de,l
Nothing occurred to mar the pleasures
incident to such social gatherings. We
hope that each succeeding anniversary may
bring with it n return of the friendship and
soclality we witnessed upon this occasion.
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KANSAS.

The Caroliniun Of tho Gath inst, in
mentioning the appointments Of Maj. w. d.
WILKES, says that he will address the citi-
tizens of Greenwood, in this District, on
Friday the 9th inst. We should have
been pleased to publish an appointment for
Abbeville c. II. We hope the Major does
not intend to slight lis.
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A PUBLIC DINNER TO COL. BROOKS

We checrfully give place to the following
correspondence between the undersigned
Committee and the Hon. =. S. BRooks. rel
ativc to the Dinner proposed to be given to
him at Nincty-Six. 1t was suggested by
one Of the Committee, that public meet
ing should be held iii the Court House on
next Sale-day, to appoint Committees in
different sections Of the District, to raise
subscriptions and report the amount SUBJ
scrlbcd, and the probable number Of persons
that will attend from their respective neigh
borhoods. 1t was further suggested that
meetings should be held in Edgefeld, New
berry, Laurens and Lexington, and Com
mittccs appointed, whose duty it would be
to correspond with the undersigned Com
mittee.
1t is not known when Mr.. BnooKs will
be at home, and therefore no time is ap-
pointed for the Dinner; but they wish to
make the necessary preparation, so that they
can tender him public reception immed-
atcly upon his arrival home.
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WAsH,seror, ID. e.. June 1s.

WAsHiSaroN, d. G., June l3. .
0ettaenssn :---I have already received and
bad offered % me many testimonials 81 apss
,proval referring 70 the chsstise,nsns ST s.
senator from Massa6 6husetts, but pons 81
more highly appreciated, 81 has ssnsibiy
.touched my heart, As sl,s caD,snpJassd as.,
naonssrasion at Ninssy,sii by my iinnsii,,
ate constituents, reighbors ana d?ficnas. No
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.

His Honor Judge O'NEALL will deliver
an address upon the subject of Temperance
in the Court House, at early candle light,
on Wednesday the End of July. The pub
lie, and especially the ladies, arc invited to
attend.
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DECLINED.

We are requested by Capt. J. Il. TAR
RANT to withdraw his name from the list
Of candidates for the Legislature.
We arc also requested by Maj. w. K.
BRADLEY to say to his friends that he re-
spcctfully declines becoming candidate
for the Legislature.
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM @. DAVIS, EDITOR.
thursday MORNING, JUNE 20, 1866.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

The call Of Many Friends" has no re-
sponsible signature; it is therefore declined.
"a Voter" is crowded out. We yield our
space to extracts from BUFFERS speech
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NINErY-SIx, ABBEv1LLE DIST, S. c.,
June 0, 1856.


Col. +. S. BnooKs-Dear Sir: Enclosed
please find the proceedings of a public meet
ing of few of your immediate neighbors
and personal friends. And as an evidence
of their high appreciation of your recent
conductin inflicting merited punishment on
CHARLES SUMNER, Senator from Massaclu-
sets, in the Senate Chamber Of the United
States, they tender you Public Dinner at
Ninety-Six Depot, and invite the co-opera-
tion of the other Districts constituting the
Fourth Congressional.
AS Committee appointed to carry out
the above resolution, we earnestly request
your compliance; and beg to know ,ohen
it will suit your convenience to accept this
demonstration Of our personal regard and
public consideration.
The Committee also tender you their
personal regard and esteem, and their high
admiration Of your recent gallant conduct.
S. v. CAIN,
N. MccANTs,
T. G. GRIFFIN,
J. W. RICHARDSON,
T. s. BLAKE,
ew WIN. CARTER,
~. ..s ,.s ..t I'm. m ;St>>
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cluster Of valleys, (each having its limrl
strearn) all making into each other, and
all surrounded and kept apart by little noun
tains i'll miniature; the whole presenting,
when the earth is wrapt in its ivery of
green, ono of the most beautiful and lovely
pictures that tho eye Of imam ever rested
upon. Nothing Of an earthly nature could
excel it., except it should have been tho
bowers of primcval Eden.
In this valley there is prairie and timber,
farming lands and meadow hill-tops for
pasture, and watcrpower in abundancc.-
The hrst rush of emigration in this region
was for this valley. Its fame was soon
spread over the State and in an incredibly
short time large portion of its rich and
inviting lands were taken up.
"The farmers in this valley are getting
rich fast, some Of them almost realizing the
great aim of many western cmiyrants.
which is TO get rich the first year. | know
of OH: man from Rupert, Vermont, who
bought farm in this valley two years ago,
and paid what some regarded then as a
high price. The produce of the first year
exceeded the price he had given for the
farm, and he only had one-foulh of it TN.
der cultivation.
"Onc word in relation to the rise of prom.
crty in that section. The case give YOU
Is merely specimen. Twenty-Five miles
up that valley, two years ago, bought
place and gave two hundred dollars for it
kept Ii one year and sold it for eight
hundred, and it would bring to-day more
than twice that sum under the hammer.
"S"uth and east of us is also an extensive
and rich country fast sailling up, which
will add greatly to the importance and
business OF this place, and what has been
said i'll relation to this side of the River
may ic substantially said in relation TO the
country Oh the other Silc. am not alone
i'll this opinion. The lnultitudes that ,llrong
our streets, who come to settle here, or to
scatter away up the valleys and over the
hills to the right and left OF us, are of the
same opinion. know Of no better place
i'll the west to settle, or to make invest
ments than this place and this section of
country. We have Il beautiful country, a
rich soil, an entcrprsi"", intelligent, and
moral population, and what few will Object
to, great for making money. Here you
may scatter upon the mountain top Il
handful of corn, and snon it will wave like
the ccdars of Lclanon''
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u "A N u I u A r IiS.
] oil; I'LL: SEN ALE.

OK liIE SENATE.
" hr numerous friends OF the Hon j. T.
NJ ARSll Ai-l., beng entirely satisfied will, his
past course in the Senate, announce him nrai:,
as Il Candidate for c..rction.
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q; The friends "f rIloS THOMSON, Esq,
announce him 81 Candidate f,r recollection to the
Legislature.
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cEs; The friends ~ Dr. JOHN y, HEARST
respectfully announce kim Candidate for sen.
nior, ut the ensuing clcr,icn.
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proper mau is inscnsiblo to the good opinion
of his fclow-meli, and to be beloved or re-
spectcd by those who know us best, whose
names arc associated with the word hon,e
is the highest qualification which IN honor
able heart can experience.
1t is impossible for INC now to Indicate
with any precision the time that will be
enabled to accept your intended compli-
mcnt. 1t is uncertain when Congress will
adjourn, and until that event occurs, it is
not my purpose to return to South Caro-
lima.
With the profoundest sense Of nv obi
CATION to you as a community, aud warm
personal regard for the well-beng and hap
pincss of each of you,
l have the honor TO be
Your friend and servant.
i. S. BROOKS.
Messrs. S. V. CAIN, N. McCASrs. Il. c.
GRIFFIN, j. w. RICHARDSON, L. S. BLAKE
and WM. CARTER, Committee.
Eo- Papers in this Congressional Dis
trlct arc requested to copy.
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uI lh" friend. Of Mnj. l. \. GRIFFIN re-
Sp"cttniiy "nrounc" him Candidate fo- the
Legislature at the ensuing election.
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CO The friend. ii JAMES y. NORWOOD,
EsC., Respectfully a,H"onncc him Candidate to
represent his D:str.:. in the ensuing Lcgsla-
lure.
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n"unce him C;nLilaic for rc election 10 the
Legislature"
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~" The irir,s of EDW MD NOBLE, Es1.,
ani"uncc ii'Ii a. Ca.".i.!.;, cr .y.-'y c;!un 10
the L"gi stature nj tli~ "sS;i:- erection.
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CO" The friends Of II. \. JONES. ESQ. re-
si'cctu'iy announce i,:'u II Cun,ii,i,:c for Inc
Legislature at The cus,lin: ,l-clinn.
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FOR THE HOUSE OF FKEPKEsEXrATIvEs.
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GJy- The friend OF J. Il. VANCE, respect
fully announce him "s n Candidate for the Leg
islaturc at the ensuing election.
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NOTICE mo- PRE-. EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
No. Sol.
Notice OF the withdrawal Of Lands in Mich.

IN pursuance Congress approved ID June 1856
king grant OF land Mic aid In
strucu0n certain railroads said STATE,
and receivers
the and following described
probably falling within prescribed limits OF selection
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30th OF May last, 10 wit:
Office DusoAs All the lands in the district in the southern
II and south township
northern pentnIa all the lands north of township
80, and of range 10 west.
All the andsin the district except all those
ships Ii, 70, Is, and IA lying west of range IA
Once All the lands in the district, except
townships situated north of township IL and
and north Of township 10 and east ofIange east
Office All the lands In the district lying between
townships and II north, and all situated of range
Office All the lands In the district lying
range 6 west.
Office SAULr STE MARIE All the lands the district
south VI township o. in 90 to 81 inclusive
South OF township 81, in ranges - to 81 inclusive.
South Of township So in ranges IS and 80.
South OF township 81, in ranges 81 and 49,
North of township IS, in ranges 80 and 40; and
North oftownshp 40, IN ranges IL and AZ.
These latter embracing nesy all the lands advertised
Presidents proclamation No $50, be offered
Ste Marie which will therefore, be offered public
ordered.
under hand General Land Once, city
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856.
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
June l4-law6wt !1niei X Star. Commissioner
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I No. 563. |
Notice
Of Withdrawal

O WahdrdUak Of Lands IN Louisiana.
pursuance Of the Of Congress- approved June, 1856
king grant of land of Louisiana, aid in the
following described lands
probably falling within the prescribed limits of selection
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph on the
3lst Of May last, viz
NArCHrocHEs, all the lands in the district, ercePt
follows:
Townships TO 10, inclusive, of range4
Townships l3, inclusive, of range 5.
4 uwnsbips to Ia, inclusive, Of range 8.
Townships ii to IA, inclusive, OF ranges and {, and
Townships 10 and a. of ranges and TO-
Is 90 inclusive which lie Test OF and in town
10; inclusive between and the Mississippi
the lands district sluaied north
base and of the principal merdian together with
the following
township NORTH | and east.
Townships o south, inclusive and 2 west.
Townships 4 SOUTH inclusive of J, A. and
Townships and . south, Of ranges and west.
Townships TO south, inclusive, of ranges and Gts
Townships 10 IL south, inclusive, of range east.
Townships 70 south inclusive Of range east
Townships TO IA south, inclusive, of range east
townships 10 Is south, inclusive Of range east
Together with all the townships east of east and south OF
township SOUTH
Once GRrKSsBURo
and 10
Once NEW ORLEANS, all the townships situated between
and ~ and Of the Mississippi river and hs
following lying Wet Of the Mississippi river, viz;
Townships 10 TO 10, inclusive. of ranges 10 and 10.
Townships IL 10 Ia, inclusive, between 10 and H.
Townships 10 49, inclusive between l6 and 90 and
Townships IL to IL, inclusive, lying east Of range 49,
Given my hand, Once city
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
June 9O-law6w Intel Il Starr Commissioner
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GLENWOOD CEMETEHY.-omee No. Rs2 Pennsylvania

NLENWOOD CEMETiHY.-Ohce No. 2g2 Pennsylvania
VI Of 10Th street, the Savings Bank. This
laid plan celebrated
New York and situated the high ground distant
mile north of the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
TO the gateway This have received charter from Con
aPpoprang their forever burial making
fee title the purchaser prohibiting
legislation otherwise which Of importance those who
wish their dead rePose where they have placed them for
become in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes sell H. and throw the dead
miscuousy large and legal prevent
= titles given the ground.
N Office open ffsm - a where pamphlets
ap, the charter and byaws and all other information, be
obtained all orders left with Mr. HaI
No 4O Seventh other undertaken will
AGtsaaad June IDLY
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Caution--LOttery Frauds.

OInCE " the MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTEnEs,
DalumoTe Maryland, July |, 1856
THE commissioner the Maryland
his duty caution the public against the swindos
who circulate by mail and otherwise fraudulent
pretend agent Of lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries in Maryland daily
OF commissioner elected
the State under the examine approve
schemes and TO attend 10 the drawings.
All the tickets In these Iotees and all CERTIFICATES packages
tickets thog K Brennan
for the Maryland Lotteries
Baltimore, Maryland" All others fraudulent
For full information the subject Of those frauds address
2. X. Brennan,
Sept 2o-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning they
passengers proceeding London
other route, for the economy of time and money
Passage from RsW York TO Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin main saloon, $780, first cabin, saloon $40
second do. $40.
All letters aud newspapers must through the Office
NO bills otadng will be signed received
sailing.
An experienced surgeon IL attached each ship.
korffeigh or passage, apply TO
g. II. SAND, IL South William st. N. Y.
u. A. HElNEKEN d Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY X Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELlN, Havre.
Feb I'd
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
&h III sses

Ii"e between Washington and Wheeling but I1i
Running time O't0se" WasAiago" and CINCINNATI II Aous
Through Tickets and sfsgsss Checks 10 be had In
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved It's
western Offers the fullest
the Northwest, and the southwest.
The connenion between the from Washington aud the
bound West
Washington Junction, aley called the Relay House
washington Ohio river Basgage ia checked through TO
Wheeling at the Washington station and recheeked
through tickets for points beyond. The connecting
Washington daily al @, and AZ, Sundays the
Al Wheeling direct made
near W1ssns through Cambridge ZGGssve and Neya
Mansfield sandusky railroad sandusy Toledo Detoit
oh a 81 Louis h &C. ,.,xo r,. ,.
of the Ltttie Miami Xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
5 Ms" oss ts Miami ia
laate, Lafayette, Chicago Rock Island St Louis, &C.
Nachez, New Orleans at Washinsons
s @ to sn se S m on sod @
FOR CLEVELAND and Toledo, Detroit Chi
SC, tickets sold when the Ohio nevigabe between
Wheeling and WssvIe forty mes where connection with
Travellers requested 10 notice that while this the only
the great West The distance from Washington to Cincinnati
Fare by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling 80 G5
by railroad SO 6 by from Cincinnati sls Indanapo
Chicago saO GIG Louis sas so SIS; Memphis
arpss Ferry Marnsburg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and Fmount
minor between Baltimore and Wheeling
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis &C. see special ad
further nformaon through tickets &C., apply to TIL H.
agent AZ "A'H'"S''" ''A"'" JOHN II. DONE,
Master Transportation Baltimore and
Mays Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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mo. 5Gsl


NUtlNC Oh VI Adhuh III AIdDdAAns
TN approved June making
grant land aid construction
date the o and Ot instant respectively
The Isss aud Isesyers Go% ssf S1S 40
% VIII """1 ""'" ~' ''" :" '''''"'N =
lOwsI
Tow":SS = e and o.. Sss sI. and Yves.
Once at All district sreept fol
WIS!
Townships Is and 49, of ranges and 8.
Townships IS TO y, inclusive, Of ranges and 10:
Town n' IS 10 10, Inclusive, Of range is
Townships e % 60 "sS:ys Of ranges /! and md '
IT ~ inclusive Of range II all situated in The
northern survey.
once at present AsOs All the lands district sresp
follows
T Ts~%SP: g. and ana az s1sfs sns. eSa
Townships 10 70 q, inclusive, Of range TO-
Townships "A TO o. inclusive, ofranEe 10
Townships 81 and o. Of range H.
Office DrMOroLs' All the lands district, epeep fol
lowsi
Townships l2 to IS, inclusive, of range east
Townships O IL, inclusive of range east.
Townships y TO 49, inclusive Of range: and east
townships Y TO y, inclusive, Of range ! west.
Townships and 10, of ranges ., a. west
Office GnERSvILLE, formerly caAaDa All the lands in the
district, except as follows
Townships ! to Il, i inclusive, Of range
TS wasRips Il n asasvs
Townships l2 10 10, inclusive, OF ranges . and 10.
Townships IL and a. of ranges II, II, and 10
Township Ia, of range ID.
Townships and 2, Of ranges II and 10! and
Which Includes Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Montgomery: All lands in the district except
follows
Townships % and 49, OF range ls.
Townships % TO a. inclusive, of ranges IL and 90
Townships RIo "a inclusive, of ranges 81, 81, and 3D.
Townships N to "a, inclusive of ranges "a, a5, and 49,
Townships 10 a. inclusive between 10 and the Georgia
line and
All the lands south of township ~ and psst Of &c.
Office lying range 10,
both north and south Of the base line together with the oowng
Townships 3, D. and S, Of ranges 10 and ID.
Townships 10 ard H. Of ranges 81, %, and %; and
Township ii, of ranges "a, 25, aud u.
Which also includes lands the Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad
STEPHENS: All the lands in the district situated in
townships south 3lst degree latitude also
Townships and ., north of ranges l and 9 west.
Townsh l. moth of range 3 west
Townships ! to 3 north, inclusive, of range / east.
Townships to north, inclusive, of and east and
Townships l TO nOTih inclusive, OF range 4 cast
my hand General Land Office the city Of
Washington, this twenty first day of June, 1856
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner
2i-law6w INTEL l. Star