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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-11

If worthy of their holy vocation, they may arouse
the dormant genius, and awake him to all the beau
ties and grandeur of his situation and intellectual
pactes, and be the instrument in teaching his young
mind,
Ear from the maddenng crowds ignob lie srife,'
To learn the useful lessons of his life
do not mean to make any distinction between the
learner and teacher-they are one and nseparable
the schoomaster who ceases to study and learn
should no longer teach. He has certainly mistaken
his calling Difficulties not always what they
SEEM Errors are sometimes attended with good re-
Suits particularly when they US to avoid greater
ones.
Although assert that the life of the instructor and
learner is one still there is much difference between
learning and teaching; and it must soon be that
what is sometimes easily learned by the teacher is at
tended with some trouble when he attempts to i'm
part it to others.
He should study closely the nature of the differ.
ent dispositions and capacities of his pupils
All children love improvement, but ofttmes it re-
qurcs much tact to develop these hidden desires
Worthy is he who is able to reach these extreme
cases-but they doubtless can be reached.
l am satisfied that nothing will be found more i'm
proving to the young schoolmaster, and by which
more erroneous opinions will be dissipated and great
er zeal aroused, than by reading books on school
keeping. They all contain good advice; read and
be improved. Subscribe also for the best journals
published expressly for the teacher. Let him com.
pare notes. and If found in error let him change
he VIII see many questions which he never thought
o. FULLY discussed; and let him not forget in the
meantime to pursue assiduousy all the studies
taught in his school Thus his time, which, accord.
ing to Dr. Franklin money will be EMPLOYED in de-
veopi1g the faculties Of himself and others and it.
he follows this course, hecannot fail to rise higher
and still higher in the scale Of his profession.
l cannot here forbear expressing my great de-
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sup Com. Oc7s001s JOT Tic State.
n B-Chairmen will please give copy of this
II is intended that this Circular shall 60 into the
hands Of the new Committees to be appointed in
April for the ensuing year-and Chairmen will
please - to thiA 49,"
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incalcuable importance; and the tribunal which
passes the merits of its teachers has in its hands
vast powers for good or evil.
have, heretofore, repeatedly and fully given nv
views of the duties of Examining Committees and
in the second number of the Common School Jour.
nal will be found digest of all these views a copy
of this can easily be obtain ed but that it may be
within reach of each one of you, for constant refer
ence. three copies will be sent to the Chairman of
each County for the of the Committee
It is necessary now only to make brief explana-
ton Of regulation which has not always been I'M
derstood and to offer additional suggestion which
It is now time to begin to enforce
]. You will obs rye that the certificates for teach
ers are graded, ALLOWING foe classes OF SCHOLARSHIP
The mistake which has been sometimes made in
regard to these certificates is this to wit 1t seems
to be thought that there may be FIVE classes of
teachers licensed while it is said to be hard to dis
tnguish SO many classes without having some that
are extremely Indifferent Now these numbers do,
to certain extent, mark different grades of teach
ers: indeed it is their object to distinguish between
the merits of those who may be allowed to teach.
Such certificates shew, as they are intended to shew
that among those whom it IS expedient to license,
there is a decided difference in Scholarship but
they do not indicate that there are flee distinct
classes of teachera The grades are GRADES OF
scaoLAasH1p-and as such they are by no means
VO0 numerous. -
For instance Any well qualified person may take
her . OF wonan wishing to teach and give him or
d.ts =; % examination, and find that the candi-
e. may find many oshers ssch one decidedly bet.
.S ~ scnoar, on the branches examined upon. than
me preceding. land no ons ~ nsrsact as to he
'"HH.ssd TO No. certificate. r - :. :, J. >
knowy Experienced teacher, who !. . GOOD scholar
ssy 70 make I've, yes seven distinct
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-13
AYREs CHERRY PICTORIAL,
TON TNIR NATTD UUNE OF
COUGuA, COLDS, uOARaENRaS, IN
RhUINH =, BRONCHITIS, MNOOp.
ING COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA,
INOIPIRNT CONSUMPTION,

RhUGNH Z, BRONCulVbA, MNOOP.
ING OOUGu, GROUP, ASTHMA,
INOIPIRNT CONSUMPrION,
nd Tor the relief Of cOu,umptve patients IN advanced
stages oi the dheese.
We need not speak 10 the public VI ~ virtues. Through
out every town, and almost every hamlet NJ the American
States IL wonderful N pulmonary eOmplnns have
made already known. Nay few are tho families IN any
cylllEed country On this continent without some personal
experience of Ia effects and fewer yet the communities any
where which have among then living trophy Of Nv
Victory ever the subtle aud dangerous diseases Of the throat
aud lnngi While tS the most powerful uhtote yet known
man nr the formidable and dangerous diseases Of the
pulmonary organs, Is also the peAsantr anil safest REM
cdy that he employed Tor lninhts and Young persons
Parents should have In store against The lnsnut enemy
that steals upon them unprepNTed We have abundant
grounds believe the CHERRT PEotoRL more lives by
The cOhsumptonE prevents than thoscituures kcepthy
you cure your enia while they curAhC nor neglect
them until human Sk master the incNoramr cAuker
that, fastened OH the ylia, eats your life away.
All know the dfeAdml fatality Of lung disorders, and ha
they know too thu virtues Of this remedy, need not 10
more than assure them Is li made the brst can he. We
spare cost care toll to produce the most perfect
possible and tins afford those who rely on II The best agent
which our skill can furnish for their cure.
Prepared BY Or james q. AyCrs.
PracilcalAnd Anal iieai Chemist,
Lowell, Mass,
PRICE Is Crs PER ROx. ......."PlvB BOXES FOR 81.
A. o. GOOD 4 CO.
Andhy alt Druggl,,sIn wheeling and Deasrsin Medicine
everywhere. icb2S:6n
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CONSOLIDATION.
EMERsoN's MAGAZINE
AND
PUTNAMs MONTHLY.

10000 HsbsSEibSFs - starr viii!
n PshHsAsTI are ASppT that IL the aalsB
u Ihsss aFouls hIgIIsss he bsil sFaSy AnA artists
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Il IN Al " present. 10 psEus ne sAosss pfodstsAI
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= ~ Releases Of W isrsry ssHisBu and tLs beauty
40 prsfs1as,1 q NJ pictorial lla',r.tioh' Ihs su,'Vs
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M hsE lIsas oVnRsasss Vith the OCTOBER nanbsT,
SAlsh nv Fssdy II Il Allied viii Ibs choicest prsdss
sh Of sons u he nost brisnl uisFs q The DAY, and
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Issh 70 b he Hssi bsAuufai sps0lnsn Of Magazine
sFsE Issued In this ssHu,Ty,
PllGs, Is CEITs-tS 4 YHIA.
Il nay " SbtAhsd VI any News Dealer B0ot'slsrS
" snsIo,lhg - cents To the Publishers. sPLESDID
LIBRARY on FORTY LARGE BOUND VOLUMES il pre-.
GSnlsd 10 SVSSy psoh VAo Ess ~ club Of tVsntyiour
tahsshbsn. ON THE scr0BEg NUMBER Gs a sPg'
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asp9S-iW-daW No. 81 BEoIBWAT, New Yort.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-13

To HOUSEHEEPERS
IN STORE and for sale At reduced prices the following
articles, viz; Plate Warmers, RrW styles and plnni
Coal Vases Ave SETS Five Stands N different qHNtlel
Also, Pender', A'h Pans, Goal scutrs Toilet sets FLOP
Buckets Cake Spice aud Knlfc Boxes TrAyh Com pop
ers Hearth Drooms assorted Sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
Mats, Chatting and Vegetable Dishes Plated Spoons and
Forks Of the bc-tqual,y Clothes, Travelling aud Cap Has
ketiOf various patterns: Ade IRONS MiHcr Meat CntrrS
WM HEDUkN
deck No ~ Monroe Street.
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IT is NOT A DYE.
MRS. 3. A. ALLnn,s WORLDS HAIR


0!ay haired, Bald, Of persons With diseases ofhar 81
lsLp, ISa4 he iOllosnE and iudgu Of the articles.
MRS 8. a. ALLDN'S ZYLoBAL9AMuM
O. WOras haE DIta;os = ss.suisl TO Use S lhs hs,,
elhg SSn tcssoul In oab'' Of hair falling, Ae without
~ RsstoFsF.
testify 10 " effects" ~.
PRB9lDBNf j. II. RAr0S, h. l., D. hurIscbore', Team
"NOlHiMslahding irregular use, the falling % u haI
etAsed, and ny TAy locks restored to SdSnAl coor'
HAv. i. y, hORLHY, AttlsboTo Ma,SArhu,clt. "ItAaa
changed 4he 'CFOWn Of OioTy, belonging " ola men,
70 he original hue Of YOUTH" ts.
INV ~ TllKCllRR, (OO years Of AEe) Pitcher, ChensneS
County, New Ysrt any hAlE IL now restored; MS
nav, b. T.WOOb, Middlrlovn, Sss York "sly Svn hair
AID that q another q ny family has greatly AleEcn'
IEv. JAMES McKER New York CITY, Rscommsnd. IL, 49,
ABV ", PORTEUb AianWlch, Coun, ut has my most
eAnGalas expectations" Ae.
INV. ], Y. 0RIsWOLD Washington, N. II. ut h Teau
sieaeloul In restoring The hair" &c.
ABV. q. n. RPltATf, LsWilbuTYh, PrnnlylVHnla. I'VE
can and % ehssrlaly recommend II, |" 70.
RBH. J. y fUBTtN, OharsaiONn, South CaTollnA, THE
white hair has become ObylRted," 10,
REV, AMOS BLANCHARD, Msrdsn, n. II. I'VE think
very highly n your preparation" &c.
ABV. D, O, bMlT 1I6uFgh, n. y ~ surprised
10 and ny hAlFluFn ~ when was young" &c.
RbY. o. y, OLlNKi Lewiston, PsnnaylVunA, ~ hMh
stopped my half falling and caused new gToNlh"
lAV 4, HRlNK ChAlaqnA County, New York ~ am 'Ai.
ilaed and Recommend H."
REv. b. MONTHS, CIe'. lIlVu, New York. "nhh' b''.
NV WILLIAM GUTTER, Edllor Mothers Magazine, New
York, "RuOOmHendA IT,"
fDW0 might swell this list, but II not convinced THY IT.
We export these preparations 10 Europe sven and they
lTs 'upirsdluE eli others there As we'll ~ In the United
hAlIS
HdosS nOt SS orAidin Sold by Al the principal whole.
sale And retail merchants In The u. g. Cubs Canada,
DEPOT, ass BROOnR STREET, n. Y.
where address oil letters and Inquiries,
" Some dealers tFy 10 sell articles Instead of this,
Which they make noTu prOht, Write to Dept for ereuAr
Alien, written n tak, Beware Of counterirlh.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
AND WHO !. 81 4 Z t.RONEHs.

HLAVOR1NGB TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTCH
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
The undersigned has lately made great improvements 10
OILS branch ofbuSlnes The navOrlneA put In pack
agea Of 10 and " gallons, and requires but The addition
81 Pure Spirit either iAt 9Th proof and Liquors such
ooEnAe either dark pale Holland and English Gin, Ja
mGoA and g. CFolE Rum, MonongRhca bourbon Irish and
Seoleh WhGT Apple Peach Cherry and Raspberry Bruu.
a. Port and Madeira Wines will be Instantly produced II
SQulTeB no skill, bnl an addition Of good spirit, say 50
Gallons 10 eaeh gallon Of the respective PlAypTinE.
The best COgnAc OIL RFeel yellow aud white, warranted
gsnulhe, a. Low ~ any other Importer In the VI
Essences Of every Liquor. Extract Of Cosnae, b. Of
which PRODUCES 100 gallons Of CoGnac.
Raw whisky may by Dr.. rs age and body preparation
" made smooth with but tFlnng expense
7hS price II nAYOFhgs extremely moderate, and ~
bR. LEWIS PEUCltTwANdRR,
0(mat aud impoTtSr Of DrWVa, kSstRtdl Os and Net.
aII, DdeutrrtOtgpo NNd photographic CAs'aiedlS,
Ne, 1A3 Maiden Lame, New York,
D. Sole Agent for GodTsys celebrated Cordial DcrS
and 0ln. ApqS-6mdAW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-13

American Wines and Brandy.
Cincinnati brands dh zintA bland brands.
CPARKLING CATAwBA, Quarts and Plnts) The rival
- Of French Champagne
STILL CATAwBA Corresponding to German Hook
WnHB.
CGTAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from Ca,avhA Wine
Strictly pure; for medical purposes unrlvalled
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-13

Splendid hdacsmcnh to those clio riA 10
dttead Commereml COLLEGE
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DIRECTIONS.

Keep the Wines in horI'oRti po'iiion and Ia cellar
4 an even Temperature
In coid rtdGSr the SPARKLING WINES should he kept
for rue days before using In warm room, or At the tenn
pFrAture Of about iOdegess, 50 that the Wines ARE we'll
warmed through
Ice should never be used IN SPARKLING CATAwBA
WINES, for lnlures their and haTOr and dutcs
the Wines thus destroying their character The Wines
too sensitive TO beariee.
~ In Offering the above Wines to the ntlee Of the
American public desire 10 All perpn who
purchase them hat they are the strictly PuL ~ THE
UGTAWBA GRArE free from any aud every form uulicr
alton, and containing tlatN 'h rrsup
nom the natural process " fermentation
The SPANKING CATAwRA is not made to utrlrR any
foreign article whatever; but n designed to be ShAllt
lLrepreientsd, an American sparkling Zine, Rs
Champagne Is FRENCH Sparkling Wine" u re the re
AcmhlAnre ccascs the American Grape Il fat rich
and iruity In llS flavor makes delicious The
prejudice In favor Of the foreign article may be regarded
prejudice only and inconsistent With true taste and lug
nent,
The STILL WINE highly esteemed by Medical as
most admirable tonic Tor nvhds, and for SACRAMENTO
purposes Il IL wholly uneHeeptionhble.
The brandy made from the CataVba Grape differs In
material degree from Ordinary French brandy a course;
bu, at the time It possesses all those qualities which
should characterize superior article Of hkind and Whsn
IT'S desired tchave strictly pure brandy for medicinal
other purpaaCl, u cannot be over estimated.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN / CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, wheeling, va,
apI-dAW GENERAL AdENn.
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TENNESSEE.
From July 1, 1857, 10 June 80, 1853.
86G7 From Clinton, by Montgomery, to jamestown, &C
miles aud back, once week.
Leave Clinton Monday at Z am;
Arrive at Jamestown next day by SPIN;
Leave Jamestown Wednesday at I'm;
Arrive at Clinton next day by 6 p m.
1868 From Concord by Campbells Station and Scarbo-
rough Mills TO Robertsville, Is miles and back,
week.
Leave Concord Saturday at n am;
Arrive at Robertsvie by 1 pm;
Leave Robertsville Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Concord by pm.
5000 From Hlsboro by Prairie Plains and Kincy Store,
TO Deckard, 16 miles and back, once week.
Leave Hillsboro Tuesday at lopm;
Arrive at Deckard next day by 4am;
Leave Deckard Wednesday at pm;
Arrive Mt Hilsboro by pm.
8670 From Lebanon, by New Middleton, Gordonsve Pc
kin, and Trousdaes Ferry to Cookville, 40 miles
and back, once week
Leave Lebanon Friday at Q am;
Arrive at Cookville by SPIN;
Leave Cookville Saturday at @ am;
Arrive at Lebanon by spm
s6Tl From McMinnvlle by Increase Pine Bluff and Cave
to Sparta 20 miles and back, three times week in
two-horse coaches.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.


STATE n MISSISSIPPI, VICKsBuR0,
Office OF southern Railroad Company.
HE Southern Baioad Company invite proposals. from contractors
for the eleang graduation masonry resng and nasns me-
roadway division Of their road.
Also for furnishing The cross e and ior the wh
d for all other work stations platforms depot &C., required
The saausion TO ooo cubic yards excavation
T TSs S srssins 20 20 d5 jSV fsss feet
The masonry for calveIs amounts to 10. 900 perch
Proposals sealed endorsed and directed 10 The undersigned will
received until the s. Of November next and win be- at The
The entire construction, completing the road ready for
H. The work Of construction exclusive Of
liz For each item Of work. entire separate.
For The grading Of either or specined number Of Sections
Y, For coss-ses to Is furnished the number specified
fer shs entire o The on either Of the
The connscsus with s completed road al or
ne e Mobile road
niles the seeond Of % miles, the Third q ssl miles.
viii make his bid at 80 much per cubic yard OF
excavation and cnbankmcn and the additional difference
the difference for aexcess., 80 'p''
T. For Mhsa payable mony n e esh "a a. '1H s
osa per cent for a
stock Of The company One Iid cash, payable the
bonds Of the company payable in per
cents payable annually Payable entirely in the stock Of
The proposals considered accompanied BY saissc
Accepting Sana g, any or declining sa all
ny further information will be furnished upon application
Southern railroad commences at Jackson the csp, 81 the
Staie and is finished Brandon, and 1 IN sood
S.ssd ss e i ssn s %
Ne Mots bio railroad few miles below
e town Moron N Laudcdaie county passes through
S,.s q Rankin Scott and Newon The line
" Gs asIss' Gs!s1s
Ss , AND %o PssS @ & ssss
oyea the growth Of country affords abundance Of timber ui
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IfIRST PRE- bIUM PlANOS.--Just received my piano
495 Eleventh above Pennsylvania three
splendid pianos TX and 6A ocaves from the factory Stein
sons New York. obtains tie first
the last Metropolitan Fair and the American Ins,ue Hav
sale Of these tho District of
umba public respectfully invited call and examine them
purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by any
pianos made in this country In Europe.
have hand large stock Of other and
and accommodating
For good workmanship warranted and all pianos purchased from
me will BIO kept in year without extra charge
Oct g-eod3t. +. g. BRECKENRIDGE
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Episcopal High school Of virginia,

ar Ho1od, the Heights three miles resf Of Alexandria
Rev. JOHN P. MCGUIRE, Rector
THE session win Wednesday, 10Th Sep
j. TENDER
s2o5 board tuition in the regular
languages, music, and drawing are extra charges
Bishops and other clergy The diocese
ar Johns, Rev. MIR. Cummps, WasiBgon
Rev Seymour, OF Frederick city, Maryland.
study,
those who request them. Il
JohR p Mcclure, Theological Seminary,
county, Virginia.
HowARp July H. 1885.
July I5-iawsw
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Il The Young Yarers, by Mayne Reid. rs cents.
Physicians Vacation by Dr. Walter Charming. 81 So
Translation OF Faust by q. II. Brooks. 81.
Life ofLuher, historical
Koonig. Cloth gilt, 50 morocco antique, sl2.
Deserted Village by Godsmith illustrated English
IS.
The Ancient Mariner illustrated. 50.
The Poetical Works OF George Herhcd illustrated s5
Dickens Little Dorn Cloth 81 %; paper cover, SO
PTue and L by G. w. Curii-. ~ IS.
MIeduca, Thousand Pleasant Things selected from Notes
and Queries at so.
Paul Fame, a novel; ny willis aIs5
Rome, Christian and Papa. rs
Poems Of the late Francis Key author OF the Star pansied
Banner. rs cent?
Charles Adventures Willis or United
and British hme Provinces illustrated by the author and Oscar
Ree~au. va S. q
Rhyme. and Roundaye praise offs country he, prousey
ustrated. Ss
variety magnificent books coming reason including
choice stock especially adapted for Juveniles.
Dec6 Bookstore near 9th street,
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me uasd hereby asi,
st,he periods hereinafter dsssnssd, vii
land once at os.ss commencing Mend.y q. Js.s
the following named townships, vsi
sou Of tAs base Of As NM Preira ueriaaa,
Townships nnety-n nine and O hundred Of range
Townships ninety eight nnetynins and ons hundred Of range
township. ninety nine haaarsd range
To~ashps ninety nine and one hundred. range J.m.sa
Townships ninety nine and one Hundred. Of range Tn.
TSwnssp ONE sanass Of s:s
Towa.os ninety ave sinsy:.. n.asyss,sa
and Sos asns,sS rs.:' J.
si day 81 Nay ns S mo disposal q the public land situated
within the following named towasmp~," '
North Of e bose Ins Of As MA principal ~~tSs
eass, nns and oss huadrsd q s.uyss
and oas hundred Orange
Townships nneyiou ninety nine. and one hundred % range
TosassIp one hundred q range sss.,y.asla
Orr ss%saeiss L :. mo, Ms.as %
S s '' ''' ''
souh ofns base line ~ tie ia principal ms'saH
Townhip ninety four Of range .as,sysss:
Towaship ninety Ave- Of range skirtysis ....
ninety &
TOwnD and e sns, ss q
Ts.s:Ss E & , I:s::
Townships ninety ninstysix Of range cyfysa
ninety six, OF range foFsysee
townships ninety nnsc AVE. and ninety six Of
range fsriy eight. $50. .,,,.-,
other together and oveshawcd lands
made thereby cultivation IL granted 70 the State by
he enable the State Of Arkansas and other
the Iands' wiihis iher ms approved
september 2eth 1850, will be excluded from me saos.
The offering Of the above laDds viii % on inc days
apponed the order IN which they are adver
Used whole shall have been offered and nc sale. thus
py. Su n1 's OF he e
OWEN under INV hand ut city Of washington this fifteenth
Of Dccember omni thousand eight hundred and
hly six. nm ANrrIN PIERCE
BY the Presidenti
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS
gyhfv bafso ehed 10 fight Of presumption 70 any % inc
lands WITHIN sowss shd rafA OF sn.so %
rated a. reanlred 10 we - wv
register and receiver Of e nroper land ONCE on sss
therefor practicable afY seeing .-- -
the day appointed the Of the public
the mbracng claimed otherwise
be fortified.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
Dec s3-lawlsw Tint stsrJ
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

,-, Of county of -, State of =
propose to convey the mails from July -,
49,, ronte No. $500 frc-' :, 1901, 70 June 80,
to the advertiser"c ---- 70 -----1 agreeaoly
ruarr --,us Of the Postmaster General dated Feb
. ., 1857, and by the following mode of conveyance,
viz: $500 for the annual sum of ----- dollars.
This proposal is made with full knowledge Of the dis
of the route the weight Of the mail to be carried and
all other particulars in reference to the route aud SERVICE
and also after careful examination of the laws and
tions attached TO the advertisement
Dated
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NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
mo. 5s7.J
Notice

or wihdraral Of tands IN Asssisspp Aa5ama and Loa
.s lin
ss as ksr oe.. % % s % q PSss
and Louisiana this been given
g ri ne -. M q.
Louisiana ofcsn % wds~ rsssfve hs fooins o.
$ 4 sessSn In: dc w9a
III Mnsusrrf.
Once at Jackson:
NORTH Of tAs CAoesGw base line and meridian.
Tow Ts~ nniSs saa sss s.ass and
East cf Psasl ttssss
Townships and H. Of ranges il, 49, 10, 90 and 81.
Office at AUausrA:
NORTH and Of tie cacetaS Hns and me,,lsoa.
Tswa.spps j. md ss1ss inclusive
Townships and 2, Of ransca ., 7,s, and o.
East Of Peari river and asssA Of deg Of
Townships s7s,a and 10, q ranges II, H. ia,H
Tswa.S,p. and 3 q ,5 5anse' Y and Is
4 Township: & a. j. g. sa ss S.
East Of and sousA Of the aia. deg Of latitude
Township. :ns sssss 49, i and is
$ ::::s:: A y !
Township 9, or range 10.
Office a
North Of the CAoefao base Kns and meridian.
Townships o TO- III 49, 49, H. and IS, ofnses H. is, 1911
township ranges S. g. ~, Q, 10, II, a. and 10.
In ALABAMA. 4sr
Office a Sr BrEPHEEs
the 3ia deg Of latitude and Of Ae mnidion
Townships S, Q, and :, Of ranges !, o. ?, and 4.
liz LOUISIANA.
Office ut CRKENsBuRe:
South II Of the principal meridian.
Townships z, 6, and 9, OF range ID.
Townships z, 8, 0, and TO- Of rnnges II and Is.
Townships 8, 8, and 10, of range l6.
Office at NEw ORLEAss
Eaa Of Ae Mississippi rie1.
Townships II, IL, and 10, Of range IL
Townships TO- II, H. and 3, Of ranges ID and IA east
Townships 10, II, and 10, OF range Is east
my hand General Land Office, the city Of
JOS. g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner
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