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p,T r s n 4 X.
u ROTECTED BY Royal Letters Patent of
England, and secured py the Seals Of the Eoos Do
Pharmace de Psrissnd the Imperial College of ed
lone, Vienna. TIiesemaI No: ii remedy for Re
system. Triesemar No. ehectualy, In the abort
space of three days, completely and entirely eradi
oates all traces OF those disorders which and
oubebs have SO long been thought antldote for to
the of the health of vast portion of the POM
lation. Triesemar No: is the great Continental
remedy for that class OF disorders which, unfortu-
natey, the Eng ish phys treats with plercury
to the inevitable destruction of the patient oonst
tutlon and which all the sarsaparIlla IN the would
cannot remove. TrleEsmaI Nos. l,2, and are alike
devoid Of taste or smell and of all useatIns ANAL
ties. They may lie the toilet table without Thar
use beng suspected. Sold In tin cases and Divided
In separate doses as administered by Velpean 81
leman, Roux, Ricord. &C., Il o. Price as each
81 cases. 49, " III
8, Sold by DIR. n: A; BARROW, No. Isl Prince ST., a
few blocks west of Broadway, New York Imme
dlately on receR of the amount Dr. b. will forward
the ~ cases OF Irlesemar, and the large sizes car
rage paid, thus insurng genuine European prspsTs
tlOns The SIS cases also sent but not free of car
rage. Consultations as usual, from II a. m TIL
p. m. and from till p. IN. at No. Isl Prince ST. a
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT. Washington. fe Iy
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COUGHS. COLDS, HOARsNESs, 10.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season, generally has The effect of bringing ont host
OF professedly new specifics, and while some are
good, many are useless. and others even dangerous
The wisest course to pursue rs to consult your
family phys Iclan or "thef wise use only suck RENE
dies rs long public has prov ed to be safe
and elticaclnus. of tins character IS TYI.ER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
t,nsnhy the tavOr:te prescTi ptIOn Of an eminent
physician, II soon became popular remedy and has
continued to enios grow reputation for the last
tWthty years. lu cases of common Colds, Coughs
G., 1t acts like charm, and Chronic ca ses, Bron-
chhtIs, WhoopIns Cough, Group, Asthma, Inhu enza,
&c us success Is unparalleled, and most will testify
who have sed it.
Price 25cents and 50 cents Per bottle.
Sold by Marin i Palmer, Chas Stott, c. Wash
Ington; Cissel, tIeorzetowa: Peel & Stevens Al
exandrIa where 1t NAV he had aIso for conv EN- enoa
ia l.OzengeT form. Price I25z and IS cents box
known as "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough CEn.y
Drops as an elegant. pleasant, and efIca cous Pui-
mono IOz enRe lhaY nEnurIH Sse1. fe Ii 3m
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

WILLARii5' HOTEL. - DIR Wysham USA:
= Butler, + Lewis, Mass; NJ Lea, Tenn !;
VIM Lockwood and lady. Jas Bets and lady
Miss = ]. NJ Stowry. NY; Col J b Magruder, L :
A; D D-ely, Pa r Ii Church, J. NJ Hog and
lady, Hyatt and lady, NY, > Hood, Penn: f. O
Mathews, Mo; q Gallagher, Min: ] Alley
Mass; Clarke and lady, Misses A. W. and
n Williams. pike and & Bro wn Sc; Mr Hunt
ingtOn, CT; + w Osborne, " J; w T. Ralso, Pa:
W VI Eyarts, y Yk; Il Cove, Pa; McClelltnd
Scotland; } L. Fleming, do: Ii X Smith, W "
Colket. Pr; Gearra, II Helper, b l. Fanquet
NY; ID FaGquet, Pa; Solomon, La; A Rob.
iTson, u u Martin. y Y; W Il Brown, Neb Ter.
HartwelI and J Leach, jr, Pa; W A Thurston,
Iowa; WY Daniels. III: f. Goddard and Iady'
Montgomery, NY; p lizard and lady, A Amo-
din, Pa.
NBROWNS' HOTEL r 5 French, Nc: A T.
Obenchain. W; Scales, ny; h III Gale, do; X
Rayland, Va; w Davis. do; W Matlock. In;
w Carter, Nc; Thos Hays pa; O Miller,
Do; w Luke Va: Rogers, NY p p PARIS,
Ecuador f Rendon, do; !. II Hartman. pa; 4
A Clements and family, GA; Il A Tobin do: {;
w Wise, Ill; ID; Dan. Md; wyman. Mass; w
81 bryant, DC; 6 Laurence, do; Cooper
Luckef,, do; II + Du Val, Uses WI Ganegn. 5
ard lady, Pc; " Fe;teTman Va: ] Morrison.
w y Green, r IL adshaw, r Overbcy, Jas
Oveibey. y u Jehleys, Montgomery, do;
seldom, do; w y NieInar, Pa II Young NY:
Morrisett, Alta; q 3lorrisctt, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL -C u Thompson v Y:
Hunt, Nd; Mr. Bixby, y w; J L. Ghi,elin,
Md; jordan Va w Grain. ID Bowling, ]
b Brewster, Y; Wyman, Mass; J w Berry.
Master ID simIns, Ga; VI BramhaII ir Miss
f. Bramhall. y: X J Capron, Md: w l. Fisb
and lady, NIk; Wa'r,n, w K Davis, Mas;
Gov Hammond and lady, M F1tz Gibbon Md:
r Ling anfrlter, Va; |. y Sobls. Ny; l. Wa
terhousr. DC, Mrs II Herbert, Ga; Is w Brisbois,
Wis; : Crick, Md; n Levy, Reynolds,
Georgia.
UNITED STATES HOTEL III Brewer
" T. AlsaGk, Lppincott. w II Jenning aud
Is Linton, Ny; Mrs Fulton and child. j n South
worth and lady. Pa; : Fulkerson. Mo; J Mel
vile, NY; EdmOnds, Va; q Brarn, Ny;
= Hampton. Miss l. Hampton, Pa; Grecnway
Orr, W X Bradus and r. r Pendieton, Ia; j
A William>on, NC; J Morrison, Va: W q Sui
ton, J Huntlep, Mis- Smith and Miss Smith,
Va, Benton, NY; A Simpson, Miss f.
Simpson, Pa
klKk WOOD HOUSE.-W Lockwood Ind.
y CaItldge and lady, MINI; DR. Barroson, Va;
Cdleo and Iady, l. A Cross held and lady Mi..
Hynes, Gill; and ii p Gill. Mass: II ID Rob
ertson and lady, III; Ready, NJ Mathew. Va.
Il Grltman al d lady, Pa; 81 and Mrs R.,di,1'
DC; w Catsa, o; Ramsay, Pa; w Ouaries'
Ark; w Pettis, NY; w Downing, DC. I ri
Livible, Ill.
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By THE pRBsr gE rs +, Sr THE UNITED

In pursuance of law, I, JAMES BUCHANAN. Presi-
dent OF the United States Of America, do hereby de-
Glare and make known that public sales viii be held
of Kansas at the periods hereinafter Designated, to
wit:
At the land office 1t LRroMProS. COMMENCING on
Monday the fth day Of July next, for the disposal
Of the public lands within the following named town
ships, viz:
Sox.A of the base liss an east of fks sixtk pria
FINAL ,ufridian.a
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THE SHOALS AND QUiCKSANDS
L OF YOUTH.
Jast published, TIE Sd edition

Nal DiSEASES.-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment and perfect OF Nervous Debility
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Ennis stons, Impo-
tenoe. &C., resulting from Vicious habits aasuifed
during the critical passage fiom Youth TO Man
hood.
BY DIR. CULVERWELL,
Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons OF Eng
aad. lS-7, LIcencate OF the Hail, tlS5.) and 4,
years Resident Practitioner IN London. Author of
tho Jude 10 Health" Grecn Book, How TO be
Happy" NJ emOIrs of Sing and Married Life C.
THIS small but valuable Treat Sc, writ ten by world
renowned Physician and Surg eon. points out the
oniy sure and permanent for all sut
ng from self abuse and Is the only publication offs
KIND written IN a benevolent spirit and by scentf-
&c man. IL should be IN he hands of all who value
their life and health and happiness here and hereat
ter.
Price u cents, or stamps ct the receipt of which
II will be sent, post free, and we'll secured, by DR.
GU; KLINE, No. Az LIST Avenue, Box $3.50, New
York, ian 10
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'rEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City OF Davenport,
iowa pay ing 10 per cent interest by Coupon In New
Davenport has now about 10000 inhabitants, and is
rapidly increasing In wealth and population. Its
municipal debt is only ~ 900, and ITS railroad debt
only sl25,ND, and cannot now be Increased. The
statistics ofihe city were published the Inte-
gencer OF the Jth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe any
State or city bonds.
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CROP THAT BATTLING.

| am now prepared to put on Chapman's Elastic
Anti Rattling Shaft Fastener" q sure. LAS
remedy for the rafting Of the shaft clips ~
of Carriagea and Wagons, which can be2ES6
Cali and examine 1t my Factory, whore have
eertI6cstss from the LEADING. Cosohmatsrs in tho
country, ANDREW j. Joyce,
aleu corner ltth and E sts,
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NJ No. con
NOTICE FOR RESTORiNG CERTAIn


NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF
AL.ABA MA.-Notice Is hereby given that the Land
Office at Huntsville, i'll the State of Alabama, will,
on and AFTER The 10th day OF NAV next. he open 10
the sale at private entry and location of all vacant
public lands embraced in the following Townships
which were subject To entry and lOca ion prior to
withdrawal by Notice No. SIS. being lands which
had been wit hdrawn Az probably falling within the
prescribed limits of selection of the Iroad grant In
Alabama by act OF Congress- approved Jun. s, lag
but since ssoertalned not to be within said mits
North Of the base line and east of the HnatspiIis
nlsrtdidn.
Townships and 2. of ranged.
Townships ], Q. and s, and the parts of townships
and 5, north and west of the Tennessee river of
range 6.
TOWNSHIPS and 2. and the parts of townships
and I. north and west Of the Tennessee river of
range7. -
Township I, and the parts OF townships and 8,
north and west of the Tennessee river, of range g.
The parts Of townships and ?, north and west of
the Tennessee Iiver, OF ranxe9.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Office,
&c the oity of Wsshingtop this nth day Of MsIahs
lass. THOS, A, HENDRICKS, =
nWlawew - s". Commissioned.
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand of the people from all parts of the
country for a new edition of this Book, bringing
down the statistics TO the present time such that
~ cannot longer he dIsregsrded. 10 Is sufficiently
known throughout the country TO render a pArticu,
lar description OF II unnecessary here; suffice Il IL
say that II contains the evidence of its having e-
eeived the voluntary and generous patronage of
both Houses OF Congress, Of ITS having been
Constiu tion of the United States and of It's hsy,nS
received the specisl appreciation Of some of the
wisest statesmen OF the past and present ags. ia
has been pronounced by th- as a suitable brs sida
companion Tor every American cItlzen and as text
bco6 ior the rising generation Of the schools.
Editors who venerate aud support the Const;tu
ton. the sentiments OF Washington, and the prins
pies ~ emoSdies, have heretofore given n their
generous and valuable support ~
BOOKSELLERS and others who may desire 10 obtain
Ior the supply OF those who may desire 20 possess
the new edition will please address
WILLIAM HICKEY. JR
fNts. m ~
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The part outsids
Of the Indian
reservation Of

At the land Office at KIcKAPoo, commenoing M,
Monday. the ninsteenth day Of July next Er The d,s
posal OF the public lands with the following NAMED
townships, viz: '"'e1
Sosth Of the base line and east Of the s;xtk ,,;n
eipal meridian
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EVENING STAR.
DEAD RECKONING.

An account Of the ships course and distance cal
'oIatsd without the aid of celestial observation
CWsbstsr'J Dictionary.
Last night my soul drove out to sea-
Down from The Pagan gloem,
As ohartless Eternity,
As dangerous Doom,
BY binding guests of no God chased
"y crazv craft plunged on;
clept aloft, on pray rs TO ind
The light house Of the Dawn
NO shore. no star, no sail ahead,
No look-out's saving Gong
Death and the rest, athwart my bows,
And all my reckoning wrong!
National Era.
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At the land office at IaRCoMPToN. commencing on
Monday, the nineteenth day Of July next, for the
disposal of the public laads within the following
named townships, viz:
South Of the base !iRs and east Of the sirih priH
eipnt ,usyifinA
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Nedicines,
A B 4 A U 7 + L He A d
RICH CLIO SSY HAIR.
C0HPLBf1LY PRRsRRvRD
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

former ooioI; bald, but would have the growth re-
would have II removed, or troubled with scrofuia,
scald head or other eruptIons but would be cured,
ii will also remove ali pmples from the face or skim.
Prof Woods Hair Restorative win do ali this, see
circular and the following; e., A,,o, N,r . ,oss
PROF. o. J. WooD-Dear SIR: | have heard mu oh
tive, but having been often cheated by quaokery
and Quack nostrums, hair yes, 4 c.. wss disposed
TO place your restorative IN the same category with
the thousand and one loudly trumpetsd quack rem
edIes, until l met you In Lawrence county some
induced the tri.l ofyour Restorative IN my family,
FIRST, by nv good wife, whose hair had become very
Of our large bottles her hair was restore nearly to
its original beautiful brown COLOR and had thick sned
over the head. She continues to use it. not simply
because of Its beautylng effects upon the haIr hut
mind, Others OF my family anu friends are using
your Restorative with the haPplest effects; there
iOIe my skepicsm and doubt In reference TO Its val
and character are entirely removed. and can and
do most cordially and conhdentIay recommend It's
use 10y ali who would have their hair restored from
white or gray by reason Of sickness asej to ong
inal color and beauty and by all young persons who
would have their HAIR beautiful and slossy.
WIZ NY N s6LoMoN MANN
FRIEND Woop twas long time after saw you
at Blissheid before got the 6otte of Restorative
for which you gave me an order upon your agent IN
MIS- Mann's hair as the suIest test of Its power IL
has done all hat you assn ed me II would do aud
others vi my family and friends, having witnessed
It's effects, are now using and recommending It's use
to others entitled to the nsderaton you
claim for il.
Again. very respectfully ard truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE, ILL.,, June %, 1852.
have used Prof q. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its Wondering effects. My hair
was beoom,ng, as thought. prematurey gray bat
by the of his restorative II has resumed Origi
nal color, and, have no doubt, permanently go.
=. BREESE, eX Senator L.. =.
o. J. WOOD CO, Propriet0rs. Sl2 broadway,
n. Y. in the great ". Y. Wire Railing Establish
ment) and ia Market ST., St LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists.
fe II 3mr
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limited STATES PATENT OFFIcE.

NJ 20. 3.
On the petition of Isaac Crosset. Of Bsnnins ton,
vermont praying for the extension OF par grant
ed TO hm on the LIST OF July. le4l. for an Improve
ment IL machines for mskIng barrels. c." Tot seven
years from the eNHrstion of SAID patent, which
taxes place on the isi day OF july, lsss-
~ ordered thst re sad petition be heard az the
Patent once on Monday, the l4tk of Jane
next, at l2 O'Clock and al persons are notified fo
appear and show cause. a any thew have, why SAID
petition oug 1T not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO Sls
IN the Patent Once their objections specisil, ser
forth IN writing, at least twenty DAYS before The dsy
oil nearing all testimony hled bs either party 10 s
used AZ the SAID hearing he taken and transmit
ted IN accordance with the rules Of the oice when
Will tie furnished on application.
@, Inc testimony IN the case will be closed on the
Sst OF May dispositions and other papers re-
he'd upon as testimony must be- tiled IN the 6 on or
before the morning of that day; the arguments If
any, within ten day thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Union, Washington, ID. e., and Post. Boston, Mas
sacIusetts, once week Tor three successive weeks
previous TO the iith OF June next the day of hear
ing. Jos. HOLT
Commissioner OF Patents.
y. Editors Of the above pa pers will please COPY,
and send their bills to the Patent Once with a payer
containing TINS notice. ma 27-lawSw
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A MEXICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS IN
"A science and Art for DISCRIMINATING the mos
AM olsoDverles and lmpr vementsfor the la
year: edited by David A: Wells, A. NJ: volume,
Sl.2s: Just received, and for sale by
IN u ERANCK TAYLOR.
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READING ALoup.-There is no tire It so crea

READING ALoUD.-There is no trent so great
az to hear good reading Of any kind. Not one
gentleman in hundred can read so as to please
the ear, and send the words with gentle force
to the heart and understanding. Anindistinct
utterance, whines, drones, nasal twangs. gut
tural notes hesitations, and other vices of elo-
cution, are almost universal. Why it is. no one
can say, unless 1T be that either the pulpit, or
the nursery, or the Sunday School, gives the
style In these days. Many lady can sing
Italian songs with considerable execution, but
cannot read English passably. Yet reading is
by far the more valuable accomplishment of
the two. In most drawing rooms, if u thing is
to be read, 1t is discovered that nobody read;
one mas weak lungs. another gets hoarse,
another chOkes. another has an abOminable sing
song, evidently tradition of the way in which
the said W ats hymns were sung, when he was
too young to understand them; another rum
bles like broad wheel wagon another has a
way OF reading which seems to proclaim that
what is read is of no sort of consequence, and
had better not be attended To-
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uBiN,s EXTRACTS, ell edors, .. Gitstsss
ssAS WIZARD %. 80
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NAIL POLISH. giving beautiful
49, se.tIe 20 the hnger mails, 1t GiBBS's HaIr
-''''~ "~~F '~h sf~a~f ps 6r,
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DONALD KENNEDY.
Ne. 100 WsrSss STRAIT, RoxbSyv, Masssek Aquatic.

Agents for Washingto n.-ChAs Stott & Co.. z.
c.. b Walsh { Co, +: 8. YsisS. j. 2 sions,
Boswell, Daniel B. Clark, J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson. Ford Bro. Agents for Gsorgetown-R.
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TAXATION & THE FUNDING SYSTEM.
u by J. X. McCulloch, vol, London.
The Logic of Political Economy, by Thomas Ia
Qunoey, VOL, London.
Sismondfs Political Economy. I vol, London
An Essay on the Government of pependenc,es Nv
George COrnewAll Lewis. VOL, IoDdon
National system Of Political Economy, by frsde-
rick List, vol.
The Elements of Political Eoopomx H. E.,..,.
Wayland, ID. ID. ~ A0'o
Neths ke's PolItcal Economy, I vol
Humphreys Manual of Political Science
The FuEdIng y stem of the United States and ,,,e,.
Britain, by Jonathsn Elliot anu ''s"'
m - FRANCR TANI np
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STATES MAIL.
FLORIDA.

. Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, March 81, ls5a.
, fro2osais Tor carrying the mails Of the United
States from LIST Jus, 1864, to Sth Juus 1851 Inalu-
slVe on the following routes the State of FlorIds
and an the tlIne herein specified wIi toe received az
The Contract Otics OF this department until y D. m
OF sist May next, To he decided the following
day: I'D
eSs! From Jacksonville 10 Baldwin = miles and
back, Xix times week.
Leave Jacksonville daily, except Sunday, al 6
am;
Arrive at Baldwin by II am:
Lave BALDWIN daily, except Sunday, at 70 m
or on arrival OF railroad tram from FeInan-
dina;
Arrive at Jacksonville IN hours-say by 5pm
e8S From BG ldvin, by Barriers, Newmrgh. All-
gator, Little River, Helena. Spring Grove
Columbus. Madison, Sandy Ford, and Mon
tlcello. 10 Walkers Mill, lao miles and hack,
SIX times week.
Leave Baldwin daily, except Sunday, at Il
m or on arrival OF railroad train from Fer
nandna;
Arrive at Walkers Mil in 90 hours-say by 2
AN. allowing one hour TO change the mails
at AllIgstor;D
Leave Walkers Mil daily, except Sunday. AZ
2P Nor an arrival OF railroad tram from
Tallahassee:
Arrive az BALDWIN in &C hours-say b, u no.
tallowIng nIne hours rest at Alhsator.D
For forms of proposal, guaranty. and Certificate.
Also instructions and reQuII eutg Ice Ssml4acei
IN the contracts, see the advertisement of January
y, 1850 IN pamphlet form. at any of the PRINCIPAL
post Offices. AARON v. BROWN
dpl-law4w POsfm Ster GaDernl.
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NorrcE FOR 4A He: i s:tEisroR.rroN OF
CERTAIN LAMBS, 70 MARKET il rae

SEATE OF LOUISIANA.
The grant Of land made by the act OF Congress APP
proved juno s. 1885, to the State of Lous SIa ~ AID
in The cons ruetIon Of certain railroads. therein
the release from withdraw 81 he srds hereinafter
Jesofbsd sOi,cs as hsrsby rirs~ that ali the vacant
ID cred isEds heretofore IthJrawR from sae
osuoa along the routes oi The roads from the Tex
SO liEe, IN the State of Louslans west OF the town
Of Greenwood. via Greenwood, shreveport, and
Monroe. 10 point on the Mississippi river opposite
49, ~ Ia or, a, li., Of w. St,eL n. op,s'd.
Of SIR miles sid of the sAld roads, STU
not beea esctS IN virtue Of SAID Ts or sn other
grant made toy Congress, or legally claimed by pre-
the date xItidraws, will Ge restored 20 private
eIiry ou the days ac ~ the pacss hereu AFTER specI
tSent, FIVE cents Der scrs 4" WITT H. ""0 oo'"' "'u
At the land office at MoNRoEon Monday, the third
T q a nod Sn Re na and m6 ns Texas S
on the Mississippi river opposite Vicksburg, viz:
North Of the base lins oMd sdH Of the principal
nerididH.
townships Is, Is, ~, and ~. Of rangel.
townships 10 and ~, OF range 2
TownshPPs i. H IS and ,D II is ~ Tsnss s9a
Townships Il ard IS, ofrange 8.
Townships i. Is, L. Is, and 49, Of u and IL.
TSwnsRpps i: s. + and 49, and ~
North Of the base LINE AND tcsst Of the priaeipaI
,1sridian.
TTSxn.SSP. r. 1a aS% e snd
Townships IS. ~, 10, aud -, of range 4.
townships u, l6, IL, 10, and g. Of ranges
AT the land oIhce AT NaTCHIToCHEs on Monday,
the third dsy OF May next, the road ''froIn the
Texas line" via Greenwood, Shreveport and Mon
roe, TO point on the Mississippi river opposite
Nlcksburg, viz:
North of the base live md rsSt Of tks TrisoipaE
,I.rtSida.
townships Is, To- IL, To- 20, p, % and IS, Of range
Townships Is, Is, u, 10, - q ard 3 OF ranger.
townships 10, To- l., 49, ~, y, =, and IS. Of range
8.
townships Is, Is. II, 70. o. and 81 Of rnnsaa
townships IS, &c, 10. ~. p, and % Of range 10.
Townkhlps II. IS. 10. 10, ~, and Il, Of range A.
Townships II, Is, 10 ~. 81 aud - If RANCE u.
Townships u IS. 10, 10. % p, and 3. of rnnge IS
Townships IA IS. l6 Is, 10, p, Il, p, and ., of
or the rosd ".rom New Orleans, by Opelousas, to
the state line of Texas"
North of the base line and tcsN Of fks priHr5pnE
meridian
Townships !, q S and s. Of Tange4
Townships i. . g A. :, 3, and 8, Of ranges and 6.
townships 2 5, Z, 5, 6, q g. 9, AID To- of ranges
townships I,As.4s.e.za.I.a nd 10. Of ranges.
Townships I. ~ :, ,e,7,s, 9, 10. II, and Il, of
Toxn.hp.sS.4,5.s7,s, 3, 10. II. and r., of
townships 5, I, 5,s,7, 8. 9. 10, IL, u, and U.s. Of
range Is.
Townships 6. 7,f,s, 10. IL, I2. and Is IF rangeIa
townships lo.1l, l2, and Is, OF range Is.
Townships II, y. and IS, of range i6
Given under ru) hand, at the General Land Once
1865. THI1S A HENnEII.Es
IN 10 Ia&las Commissioner.
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