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North of the bae line and ~et qfae principal meridian.
Township IL, of range2
At the land office at MoNnox commencing on Monday,
the tray-eghM day Of June nar for the disposal of the
vacant lands In the Numbered saios within the
aforementioned townships which remain to the United
States hn miles each side of the 'vicksburg,
Shreveport and Texas railroad subject required by
law minimum of tro dollars and fifty per acre,
viE
North Of the base line and east Of the principal meridian
Townships IL, l8, and 19, of range 1.
Townships II and Is, of range 2.
Townships IL, IL, and 10, of ranges and 4.
Townships l6, II, Is, and l9, of range g.
Townships l6, IT, and ls. of ranges G, T. 8, ., 10,
and ii.
Townships Is, l6, IT, and 1s, of range H.
Townships Is, l6 and II, of ranges Is and IA.
Townships Is and lG, of range Is.
North Of The base line and west of the principal merdi0a
Townships IT, Is, and 10, of ranges 2, 8, A. and g.
At the land Office at Natchitochcs, commencing on
Monday the fourteenth day of June next, for the dis
posal Of the public lands heretofore unoed situated
within the following named townships, viz
North Of the base line and ~ex Of the principal meridian
Townships 4, 8, and IL, of range 4.
Township 20, of range I.
Townships TO- 22, and 23, of range9.
Township 20, Of range TO-
Townships ~ and %, of range III.
Township 23 of range H. and township I'll of range 49,
At the land Office at NArcnIrocuss commencing on
Monday the fety eighth Day Y June ne1f for the disposal
of the vacant lands In the n-numcred seons, within
the under mentioned townships, which remain to the
United States, athin s1 n zach side Of the 'Vicks
burg, Shreveport and Texas railroad and of the New
Orleans opeouss and Great Western railroad subject,
required by law TO minimum of hco dollars and y1y
cents PER acre, viz
On the "vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas railroad"
North Of te base line and Of the principal mer'don
Townships II, Is, and 49, Of ranges 6, 7, 8, g. 10,
and IL.
Townships l6, H. and Is, of ranges i3, H. Is, and
l6
On the New Orleans, opelousss, and Great Western
railroad. -
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NOTICE-PUBIIC LANDS persons wh

NOTICE.-PUBLIC LANDS.-All persons who
IN have purchased purchase the United
Ouacha lying within the
Baron DE istrops that their locations
bo made lands held under De Bsirop title
against whose claims judicial decree exists representing
such uea affecting Of DIS 900 held chiefly under
Stephen Gard whose law rights
renew protest. entered ut the General Land Once
the sale transfer Of these lands tho United
States and will in duo these claims uiy
the purchasers All titles derived from the recorded
Monroe well the subsequent
caies claims will he afforded application undersigned
counsellor Flaw, II H. STRAWBRIDGE
March 2l--3t* New
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North efas base tine and ~es Of he principal me,ian.

Township l. Of ranges 10 and H.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools, mill
tay and other purposes together with the swamp and
oyerfowed granted TO the State by the of Congress
approved March 2 Is4s, and September 2s, 1850 will be
excluded from the sales.
The tracts within the 'sx pses each SIDE Of the rail
roads will be sold subject to the right of way granted by
the act of August 1882 for said railroads and the par
ticular tracts cut by the routes will be sold containing
the quantities respectively shown the official plats
without deduction. The offerings of the above lands will
be commenced the days appointed and will proceed
in the order in which they advertised until the whole
shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed but
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
private entry of any of the above lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington this
ninth day of March, Domini one thousand eight
hundred and fifty eight.
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President
THOMAS A. HENDRIoKs,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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NO. 500.
NOTICE FOR THE RESTORATION OF GER

IN TAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
1855 the Of Louisiana aid the of
r. l.1n 1. 9o having nSsn & :" ar as 70
notice hereby that all tho offered lands heretofore with
line, louisiana Greenwood,
via Greenwood Shreveport and Monroe point the Mississippi
tho said roads situated tho townships which
have been selected said grant other
made by Congress- legally claimed peempion and which
to private cntry the days places
specified the ordinary minimum Of dollar and cents
MONROE Monday the May
Monroe point Mipss4ppi opposite yickrbug viz
North 5 he line Of principal meridian
Townships Is, 10, 10, and 20, of range 1.
Townships 10 and 20, Of 2.
Townships Is and Ii, OF ranges and @.
Townships IL, 10, and 10, Of range !.
townships Il. Is, is, and s IS, of{anges and TO-
Townships H. l5 lo, IS, and 10, OF ranges II and H.
Townships II, 10, II, and is, Of range II.
Of The line Of The principal meridian.
Townships 10, 10, 10, and 20, Of ranges and
townships 10, IT, , y, y, 10, and md 20 Of range 8
Townships 10, 16, II: 10, ana 20 of range g.
Monday
next the road "from the Texas ns Greenwood Shreveport
ami Monroe point on the Mississippi river opposite vcksburr
North Of the base line aud uea Of the principal meridian
Townships 49, 49, u 49, 20, y, 22 and 2a Of range6
TSwnh. Swnsns 49, aa anu and ss % r"rfa Of range
Townships Is, 10, II, 10, 20, 2i, of range
Townships H. Is, 16, 10, 20, and 81, of II.
Townships H. Is, 10, 20, 81, and ~, of range II.
Townships H. Is, 49, 10, 90, %, and 20, l3
Townships H. 5 l6 49, ls 90 81 22 and 2s Of H.
and l6
Ooans by Opelousas
Texas
North Of the base line and Of The principal meridian
Townships ], 2, 3, and 0, OF rangc4
Townships L. 2, 0, 4, g. o. T. and s, Of and O.
Townships J., and TO- Of ranges and g.
Townships L. 2 3, 4, 81 SO, H. and ~ Of frange9.
Townships s. T. s. 8, Q, 10, H. and H. TO-
Townships q g. g. g. ., TO- IL l2 ranges IL
Townships s, 81 TO- II, IL, 49, range 49,
Townships g. 7, 8, o. TO- IL, 12, and 13, of range a.
Townships 10, ii, IL, and l3, Of range 10.
Townships II, IL, and 10, Of range TO-
under hand, the General Land Occ
Washington, this twelfth day Of March, 1858.
5{ TIIOS A. HENDRICKS
Mar l-lawtds [intel&Star.l Commissioner.
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Ia equity In the Circuit, court
for somerset county.
TIME object of this suit is to procure a decree

III
l. tho sale Of the real estate Of Matthias poman late Of
county doceased for the his debts The bill
states that said Inrman his life Indebted and died
TO the complainant in the Of hundred and four dollars
nity cents, with tho 9th October 1855
rendered the county Ia
day Of October 1856 that
parted this life about the month Of 1885, nteste
dcbted to divers other letters M,
estate have been granted by the orphans
county PurnelI Toaync OF said and Tint said personal
tate is insufficient for the payment Of dccete dcbts that he
seized Of divers lands and real estate county which
his lifetime he had morgaSd 70 said Purncl Tosdvne ray
debts, and that said debts
uncancecd The bill day
November 1854 said Dorman wife executed
W poughcry a the purchased Of M
annuity hundred and twenty dollars during his
Wife, Elizabeth Dornian in consideration Of various premises
said deed copy which IL filed marked scr
understands that the objects Of said deed abandoned
entered that said deed
eeled and that said Robert and Elizabeth
only heirs s law Wit Emily Francis who
resides without the State Mar Thomas
Dornan Aurela Dorman Matthias Amelia
William Edward Iorma all Of whom reside
The bill the sale
said Mhts Doran the his debts such other
reefas tho require order publication against
resident defendant and for ubponas for the other dndan
all Of whom live in Somerset county.
thercupon ordered this 24th day Of February 1888 that the
complainant by cansing Of this order be inserted
before the twelfth Of April next give
object
this BILL and her in this In by soil
before the thirteenth day Of July tho
el and show she has why decree should
prayed LEVIN WOOIfOkI Clerk
LEVIN WoOIFOHD, Clerk
r.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
No. Sss.J
BY the President OF the United states

N pursuance of law, j, JAMES BUCHANAN, Presi-
dent of the United States of America do hereby de-
clare and make known that public sales will be held at
the aforementioned land offices, In the State of LoUsI-
ANA at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit
AT the land office at MoSaoK commencing Monday,
the fourteenth day Of June neat for the disposal Of the pub
lie lands heretofore unocred, situated In ths following
townships and parts of townships, viz
North Of the base iae and east Of The priaepal meridian
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled TO the right of preempton TO any
OF the lands within the townships and parts of townships
above mentioned required to establish the to the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver of the
land Office and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing Us notice and before the day appointed for the
of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Mar l4-Iawl3w Intel&Star
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administrator OF Matthias Dorman,
Elizabeth Dorman, Robert W. Doagh-
crty, Emily Francis Dorman, Thomas
Dorman, John Dorman, Aurelia Dor
man, Matthias Dorman, Amelia Dor.
man, and william Edward Dorman.
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NO 595.l
Notice for restoring certain lands to market In
the State OF Alabama.

Notice for restoring certain lands to market In
the state OF Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN Huntsville in the State of Alabama will be the sale
private and location, and after the first day Of May
public land embraced in the following townships which
proclaimed and offered withdrawal by No
being lands which had been withdrawn satisfy that
the by Congress- Sd June, 1885, which
from Memphis Charleston that said
grant having been rejected by the State of Alabama viz:
South Of base line and Of The Hantscite meridian
Townships l. ., Q, 4, g. and 6, Of range l.
Townships 4, and and the Of townships
north Of the Tennessee river, OF range 2.
Townships 2 g. T. and g. and the township north
OF the Tennessee river Of range s.
Townships 2 g. 4, and g. and the parts Of townships and
north Of the Tennessee, OF range 4.
Townships and the townships
Tennessee, Of range s.
South Of the base line aud oest Of the Huntulls meridian.
Townships l, 2, 8, 4, g. and Q, of range j.
Townships and T. OF range 7.
Townships J. q Q, 4, 8, g. and 7, Of ranges and Q.
Townships q g. A. and O. Of H. 49, IS, H. and
Is.
Township L. of range l6.
Given under hand tho General Land Office at tho city OF
Washington, the 10th day ofFobrusry, 1858.
Feb 20-1aw6w fIneSStarl Commissioner.
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NO. 5yIJ
Notice OF the Removal OF the Land once frOEl
Sauk Rapids to st. Cloud, In the Territory of
Minnesota.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act OF
Congress- authorizing changes the location Of
s53 hereby declared and made
SALE the public lands at SAuK Arps
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removal will be issued by
tho register receiver for the land district.
hand the city Of Washington this twenty third
day Of February, A. ID. 1858
BY order Of the President
TIiOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General land Office.
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REFEREES:
James Buchanan, President Of the United States
John G. Brecfinridge, Vice President Of tbs United
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man, members and ex members Of Congress; How
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Thos. II. Benton, Jr, Bankers and Dealers, Council
Elufis, Iowa
Col Parker and Major Gilmore Register and Recsiy-
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Iowa.
Hon. p. NJ. Cassidy, Hon. T. A. Walker, Hon. d. o.
Finch, fort Des Moines, Iowa.
C. L. d. Crockwef editor e the Eureka, .Anamosa,
Iowa.
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Friday morning, December 18th, ls54-
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Messrs. Evans Watson, No. 20 South Fourth ST.
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