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the Commencement exercises were continued
by an address before the Literary Societies
by Rev DIR. Storrs of Brookly, n. Y. Wen
dell Philips Of Boston was chosen orator for
the next celebration; substitute Rev. George
w. Hickok ID. d., of Buffalo, n. Y. YIN.
Allen Butler of New York was elected poet,
with-l'ey. c. l.. of Calais, VI, as substitute.
The Society. of Associated Alumni was adj
dressed on Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Il.
Cutler of Worcester, Mnss.i subject "Thc
Rchtions of Genius and Common Sense" J.
J. Marvin, Esq, the poet for the occasion,
did not make his appearance.
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Defeat Of F. y. Blair, Jr.

We are obliged TO give the very uuwccam,
intelligence this week Of the defeat Of th,
:''. iss q; ~ .;;i=='.,,y;, ij,,55
Francis J.. Blair Jr Mr. Blair has rep cscnt,
ed the ST. Louis district Of Missouri with
much ability ia the present Congress, but he
has been defeated by the Pro-Slaycry Ad.
ministration Party But though defeated,
the result shows that the straight out Free
State men Of ST. Louis number nearly AS
many as the Buchanan men, Blair has only
been defeated 10y plurality of about GOO, in
a pol, Of 10000 votes. Had the men who
voted for breckenridge voted for Bl4ir. III.
majority would have been mare than C1uy
thousand, and tbs fact should be borne in
mind, that Huchenon is in a minority of ris-
ing 1000 in the city of st. Louis, as shown
by the recent vote. II was lorcsccn, in the
present contest, that the running of an
American candidate on anti. Lccompton
grounds would cndongcr Mr.. Bluir's chanccs,
but no efforts could effect fusion of the
forces. The consequences are before us
The anti-Lecompton strength was scattered
between two candidates, while the pro-slavery
forces, however nominally ranked before
election, were finally concentrated upon Bar
ritt the administration candidate elccting him
by about 600 plurality
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s-E' Cyrus w. Field is entitled to the credit
Of having put the Atlantic Cable enterprise
into existence. To an American, belongs the
honori an honor that the highest potcntatc
on earth may well envy.
~ a foolish girl of 90 married one. Of
the Sioux Chiefs recently at Washington
When she reached his princcly wigwnm she
found it mud hove! occupied by two other
wives! 1t Wa terrible "squashng out" of
romance.
THE Horse FAIR At SrRINGFIELD.-T
managers of this fair have got out another
bulletin, from which 1t appears that the ar
engagements for the exhibition are progressing
in the most satisfactory manner, and tho in
dcntions now arc that it will be the hest
horse show ever held in the country. The
Sprintcd people seem TO enter into the affair
with a commcndablc degree of public spirit.
A WHOLE FAMILY DROWNED WHILE
DRrNK-Ihree brothers, Pulscy, uf Balti-
more. took sail on Patapsco river, all drunk.
refusing TO let fourth brother. also drunk,
go with them. The fourth drunken Pulscy
took rowboat and went on his own hook.
n flaw of wind soon struck the sailboat, cap
sized IL. and the three occupants were drown
ell. The brother in the row boat commenced
his drunken prnnks rocked tie boat over,
went into the water, and when assistance
came refused Il, boas,ing of his ability to
save himself, and frnlly was drowned. This
was on Sunday.
Tzg- Saratoga never was SO full An ordi-
nary sized closet is called comfortable ac-
commodntiohs. Bachelors are hung up in the
hollis the same as hats
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VICTORIA REGINA.
RErLY or rnrsInENr nrcllANAN 10 I'm QUEEN

l-V' 1.-THE Republicans Of this District,
though they profess to be great friends Of
the denomination of Mr.. Morrill,, are not
harmonious. NORTH star dug. I.
We would refer the Star to the report Of
the Convention printed in THE CALIFORNIAN
this week, and at which Mr. Morrill, was re-
nominated by ncolamation.
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The Washington States, in giving its read
the heading against the Constitution" puts
the returns thus far received and adds, For
the Constitution, the Washington UBion."
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~ The annexed ja' dcsIH is from the
New York Evening Post:
TIM FIRST DISPATCH At LAST
The following dispatches are said to have
been exchanged to-day 10y the Queen and
President buchanan, but we do not see how
il was possible, as our Halifax correspondent
informs us that no dispatches can be trans
mittcd for several days:
WINDSOR Castle, Aug, @, 1853 President
Buohauan-v-Dcar Sir As you will not permit
me to visit YOU, allow me TO drop YOU a
line. Faithfully yours,
VICTORIA REGINA.
REPLY or PRESIDENT BUCHANAN TO T1iE QUEEN
WAsuNGroN, Aug. G, 1893. My Dear
Madam; Il is my impression that you
have dropped enough Of your line already,
and that you are running the thing into the
ground. Yours, faithfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Returns have been received from forty
three oouulc. 100 Kentucky, containing more
than half the population Of the State, There
has boon q Democratic gain in nineteen, aud
Democratic loss in twenty -four counties,
Il is supposed the aggregate vote will stand
about the same az last year. when the Demo
Gratis carried the State.
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TBc Californian.
81. Johnabury, Aug, "a, 1858.
ll q NJ 1901 8 ID.


,rtti irr- iifr- Hrr- ri fr r1HrUrrUrE ~ TIu.
ChllHDFAH 90 give lhr hrbs iu au attractive
form aud boz ifa season. 90 make $3.50 iuieTrstinF
md Dir'atug Family iDuuaii 90 dlsrusa public
'A4u with Independence aui 1ilaripi and 90
uhrctlhorommon Sow Euai4ai aurfin.rHtn. s.iH.t
boo goat Wrong ~ Slavery.
CDnHiaruaptHDF--No solicit voluntary rom
mrufr7fi0HF nom 800 parts NJ ue country urnu
mafi.a of interest o. lfrms Of ArrI, Boo par
tipaI4r, win bcthauLhll received.
h. n. pEfIEhutiL E CO., B0rtau fnd Now
hUIit aI0 arthufIrd 90 receive Advertisements
mr The CALIFORNIAN Boz both the above places.
h. "a NilI5, ismrrssor Co " Is. Palm0rI
h..Iuprf Advertising Agent, 30. hcuilay.s
rlf.. as Trl.Ii.I hF us,
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Republican State Ticket,

IllLAND HALL, Of bennington,
iar Lieutenant Gmmor
BURNTTAM MARTIN, Of Chelsea,
Pos Treasurer
HENRY NJ, BATES Of Northfold.
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COUNTY rro-EIrT.


Hiss y, DAVIS, ls.r,,or.
4. q, CHADWlCk, ''''''''
wv, CHASE, iA,,t JnJ,c.
TllOS, WATSON, '"' '''r'''
or. BWOWS suites Attorney,
Asa /. FlllEti' Judge Of Probate,
y, G, STEVENS, lliFh.Shcrih
El,AsIuS WOODRUFF, High nailn
Easox County Nominations.
join @. DARLING, Senator
Asa lUBBARp, u1o..
NVN IItAgk. ('N"F'p'
JONAH BROOKS, Judge n Probate,
GEO, y, DALE States Attorney,
WNL CHENEY, ShcHGr->-
WAL y, ROSEBHOOKS, II, BuiliN
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
Spanish and Music.

ID H. LUCERO. Teacher of the Spanish Ian
Ies guage, and Professor Of Music, hereby informs
the public that he has formed class in Spanish, and
will receive accessous to the same, at his office In
Schos Building, street, his room being opposite
to the Law Office OF Messrs. Rowe & De Long. His
terms are moderate, and his extensive experience in
the business in which he is engaged is guaranty of
his ability to impart a knowledge Of the language
which he processes to teach. His system is the same
as that Of the celebrated Prof Vaudeville, Of Ham-
ton College, New York.
Mr.. Lucero will also take pleasure in instructing
any person who may desire to Ia &c lessons on the
Guitar. Private Lessons viii be given In Spanish 10
persons who may desire to attend in the class. Those
who desire private lessons either in Spanish the
Guitar, may call at his room, leave their address
at the same place, and he will instruct them at their
own houses If they like. ool2my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
DAILY DEMOCRAT
THE sEA1gar1,ESs

By the feeble light of dying lamp
She sat In the midnight cold and damp,
And steadily sewed and stitched away,
loo busy to weep, too sad to pray.
Little had come of her youthful prayers;
Forty years with sorrow and cares
Had wrinkled her brow and silvered her head
And hardly brought her her daily bread.
Temptation assailed both soul and sense
In vain; and this was the recompense,
To wearily sew and stitch away,
Too busy to weep, too sad to pray
She laid her work on the old workstand,
Aud leaned her brow on her weary hand,
Sorrow and weariness closed her eyes,
And she saw in a dream form arise
With face of glory and smile of light,
And clad in a robe of shining white.
And kindly the beautiful spirit said
Thou shalt work not long for thy daily bread,
But go with me to a country where
wrinkled brow and silvered hair
Are crown of glory to wear for aye;
Too joyous to weep, too glad to pray"
When morning came with chill and rain,
And cherries looked in the misty pane,
Her head was bowed on her moveless hand,
Her work still laid on the old workstand
With hopeless eye and aching head
She will stitch no more for her daily bread,
But from temptation of soul and sense
Has gone to her final recompense
And when the nei ghbors saw no light
Shine through her window late at night,
They went and laid her to rest away,
With nothing for which to weep or pray.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23

ry- Office in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
and Second street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED DAILY MONDAYS ExcEPTED) BY
A. S. RANDALL & CO.

A s. RANDALL, s. b. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
a. W. BLooR, W. BouLwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
JOHN r. RIDGE.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
Vaccine Matter,

TUST RECEIVED by Express from New York,
- full supply Of fresh Vaccine Matter, warranted
from healthy subjects. For sale by
RICE, COFFIN & CO.
s-my d St., opposite Wells, Fargo q Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
Democratic stntc CentraI Committee.

Democratic stntc CentFAI COMMITTEE.
b. B. Reddng, William S Manove, G. w.
Colby, John F. Morse, Josiah johnson, w. w.
Presburv, G. w. Bloor, L. McGarry, Edmund
Randolph, Herman Woler Elliott J. Moore, Da-
vid G. Mccarthy, W. J. Knox, Geo. A. Pearce,
d. j. Carpenter, p f. Jordan, Judge Fits M
mons, Charles F. Lott William Higbee, a. Wine
miller, Thomas Eager.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
NO. 81.
professional.
FIRST PREMIUM
DENTISTRY.
j W. WINTER


c. EXHIBITED THE BEST DENTIST
fyss- SO Ky ct the State Fair in Marysville, for
0IIrYYYN which he received the First Premium,
o. - ana again at the Mechanics Fair in
Teeth inserted on Gold Plate Also, Continuous
Gum Work done, on Platina base, with Improved ma
terial. Teeth filled with Maeabe Gold Toothache
cured in few moments DR.. Lovett's Patent Suction
Plates used
e3-ALL OPERATIONS WARRANTED "a
Office No. 76 ID Street, near the Thenter.
oci5-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23

n5y- "Well, Robert, how much did your
pis weigh ?" at didn't weigh so much as |
expected and always thought it wouldn't"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

us published every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns of reading matter. The aim of
the publishers will be to make it a a good paper and
asuitab'e Offering for friends in tha Atlantic States
TERMs-$5 per annum; SO for six months; So for
three months
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
NOTICE.

NTOTWHTHSrANDI reports by others in
~ the business to the contrary, SHrKA ICE
can be obtained throughout the WINTER at the ICE
HOUSE, FIRST STREET, or deli to Consumers at
their places of business. q. II. BROWN.
sep2l-1n Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23

gB-I II pettcoat government is not more
oppressive now than formerly, it is certainly
double in extent
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
TERM
FIFTY ContS Per wook

U six months .''''''''''''''...... UU
t' three " ....' .''''....'...-. w
ApyERTIsING.-0ne square of twelve lines and
more than six lines first insertion 50, each subsequen
Insertion Al 50. When advertisements are inserted
yals each insertion will be charged the first
For half square ofsix lines than three, first
insertion $2 each subsequent one 81. For three lines
or less rstinsertion 81 so. Monthly advertisements
of one square of II lines, $40. When changed at the
end " each month, an extra charge will be made
Por half square of six lines, and more than three
Zines, per month, ~. For three lines per month t5
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23

ny 1t has been thought that people are
degeuerating, because they don't live as long
as in the days of Methuselah, But the fact
is, provisions are so high that nobody can
afford to live very long at the current prices.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
NOTICE.

nN the oath of Sept. last, in this city, between my
~ residence on and streets and the City
Hail. lost a black bound Book, (caed the Engineers
Pocket OOupanonO containing diagram of "A survey
North, Range ! East, Mount Diablo Meridian. Amy
person finding returning the Book to my Office, at
the City Hall, will be paid for his or her trouble.
Oc6-3t N. WESC0AFT, City Surveyor.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
MANUFACTORY,
First ST., between Maiden Lane and q st
vNr = NTmn

AT j. HISEY'S SOAP FACTORY,
N Fourth street, near the corner OF A, Marysville
RENDERED AND ROUGH TALL0W, for which the
Highest Cash Price will be paid oc15lm
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JUST RECEIVED, the following works of J. V

UST RECEIVE ED, the following works OF ). "
LADY Lady Alice % cents .a
The Forest 81 2b.
The Pretty Plate (iuvenile) so cents
Lady Alice decidedly work Of genius Indeed know "
'N '''''' "A's '''' '' - fsstoa pea
This is an extraordinary book author was
animated by deeper emotion than that Of the production Of clever
aud somewhat surprising novel which should make great sensation
high imaginative power msrapgy through
out "-Doaelas JerroVds Weekly Nacs.
fLondon Nsw Monthly Magasine
Besides society tho story
Atheron' has great purpose London Ns~ Monthly
The young lady characters in an arc lust sno pirIs az We
all perhaps have iovcd WAip
tho pictures painted Of
door life in The wild ross o. this state and we speak win vivid
IN. Y Courier and Eaqui,er.
Wilderness Mr. Huntington with the
of inspiration"-N y Literary World
descriptive powers Forest
ry.n--N r. Eranselis.
portions Of the descriptions
Of the grand Of the North Here the authors houshi flows
channels and tho bcau, the wild woods and
and the myriad phases of forest and
[Pyoestouf caurenman,
power description truly extraordinary pen
paintings as exquisite in tho, KIND the cooed Landscapes ne
and has the artists double gcna % on ana PROD on
ing beauty, cqualed by no American writer we know
(Donald Macleod in he ~ u F'rs,aans Journal
That Mr. Huntington has such faculty and gifts may be by
any who will read Of The Forest The sports the adj
Indian huntnground are put before the readers mind
the through Tho Wilderness the
growing up Ike flowers oai Of ne esmaonesi material facts are
we venture say reader great or small who takes up
this book CHE Pretty raicD win hay down unfinished tells the
few WORDS The character
with such graphic power that the listeners before TIN,
which Juvenile character Disseminated portrayed
nv Y Courier and Enquirer.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Mar 7--law4wSun

ON TIE PETITION Of Charles Goodyear, Of New Haven
praying the extension Of granted to him the
1874, Improvement the Manuiacure of India
Rubber years from the expiration Of said which
takes place II 10th day Of June, 1S58--7
said petition be heard tho Patent Office
Monday the ast May at IL o'clock and all
notified appear and show they have why said
tiien ought he granted
Persons opposing the extension required file Ia the Patent OF
objections specially forth writing least
before the OF hearing. All testimony filed by either
said hearing taken
the Office, which will be furnished
pication
testimony the will be 18th MAJ
dppostpnR papers relied upon testimony be hod
,n The Office before e morning Of that day. the arguments
any, within en days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published the Unon Wash
ingau and Daily News, New York. week for three
weeks previous The alst Of May nost tho day of hear
ing JUS Hull,
. Commissioner
psEors papers will please copy and send their
Patent Office with paper containing this notice
March I7--1aw3w
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PROPOSALS. FOR LITHoGRAPHIC PRINTING
OFFIcE SUPERINTENDENT PUBIC PRINTING,
Wasb

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBIC PkIynsG
Washington, March II, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii this until Tuesday,
1858, executing the best the fol
for the House Of Representatives OF the Uni
ted States,
transferring copper and printing thou
ess) Of each Of y charts tho
of the Superintendent Of the Coast Survey
I'd For and printing thousand
les) Of twenty charts the report
class the proposals the price
bred for transferring printing each chart separately
the second class tho the for
for printing each per hundred separately
The charts viii be this Office for the inspection Of those
DESTROYS Of bidding for until the closing the
where also blank forms for proposals may he procured
The paper rcqurcdfr printing viii be furnished by this Office
will be with and bonds with
required FROM the successful bidders for the faithful their
be distinctly bids win
any not directly practically acquainted
the style OF work bid for ~
The proposals the required Of the
work. portions o the wiz
signc endorsed on tho envelope Proposals for Ihosahng
GEO W. BOWMAN,
Mar f2-eotd fine&Starl Superintendent
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mo. COOL
No 600
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN LANDS

NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN LANDS
In TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF AIABAMANoice Is here
that the land office Huntsville tho State OF Alabama
wilt the 10th the sale at
private entry location all public lands embraced in the
which subject prior
withdrawal by Notice No $685. being lands which had been With
probably falling within the prescribed limits selection
grant Alabama Congress approved June
1856 but since escertined not BIO within said limits viz
North Of the base line and east Of The Huntsville meridaat
Townships 1 and g. of g.
townships and the parts townships aud north
the Tennessee o
Townships and q and the townships AMI north and
west of the Tennessee river, Of range z.
Township and the townships and 3 north and
the Tennessee
The townships
river sf range ..
hand, at the General Land ONCE the OF
Washington, this nth day of March, 1868.
THOs A. HENDRICKS
Mar Is--law6w lint &Star Commissioner.
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TIME object of this suit is TO procure decree for
sale of the Matthias Dornan, late OF Somerset
Of his debts The bill substance
said Iorn his life indebted aud died indebted
the the two hundred and dollars aud
9th October 1885,
day October 1856 that being indebted the snd Matthias
this life about the month January 1885, ntestutc and
persons letters administration his
have been granted by the orphans court of Somerset
insufficient the payment decedents debts that he died
Of divers lands and real Somerset county which IN
his lifetime he had morgnged 10 said Purne Toadvne for the
debts debts have not been paid and
said mortgage uncancced The bill also states that ON the "a day Of
November 1854 said Dornhn and executed deed to Robert
Doughery county all the lands he purchased Of Dr.
Waters and John Austin the ment OF
annuity hundred and five dollars during life 10 his
Elizabeth Dorman, consideration of premises fected
deed which fled marked C that complainant
the objects said deed abandoned and
celcd said Robert and Elizabeth parties to
Matthias Dorman left the following children his
Emily Francis D0rman who full
resides without the State OF Maryland Thomas orman John
Domnn Aure f. Doman Matthias Dorman Amelia Domah and
all Of whom md reside Soner
the sale Of the real
for the his debts and for such other
order of publication
defendant and for subpanas for the other defendants
all of whom live in Somerset county.
thercupon this oath day Of February 1855 that the
complainant by causing this order be inserted in some
newspaper published Washington city each four
before the twelfth April Civ notice TO said
appear this person by soil
before TIM thirteenth July the
and show she has why decree roul not
prayed LEVIN WOOIEURD Clerk.
I True copy-Tast
LEVIN wOoIFoRD, Clerk
n. p ,l,4Sn
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ARMY LIST FOR 1858.

ID British Navy la 1858.
The for the Army complete
July 1857.
Manual for Nsl Cadets; by Capt boyd, Royal navy london
1857
tre arms; by Leu, Bengal artillery london 1851
eosseln; les soucrrains poudre Metz. 1851
IN s'Rnaizing Sea; pamphlet. london 1858
1857.
nAror on 'pal Mining | vol. london
49,, Photographic Chemistry. London. 1907
- Eafnhms fromes rrgonomotricsi Surveying NICHOLS
yPs'ua OF tho Physical Sciences fsariets Sealoanshpi
ISL ana bown ON the Marine engine; Adcocss tngt
s book for 1855 wcaes Engineers and Contract
Feb ~ III, ,Nfr rayrop
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DOLTTICAL TEXT BOOK.--An Encyclopedia con-
tanning everything necessary for the reference Of the politicians
the United States edited by NJ W. Cukey
the Of Representatives Of the United States
at for the politician alone that this work prepared II will
enable citizen acquan himself readily with the bear
ing of each political ISSUE presented.
the editor speaker who discusses politics
the people know what he writing speaking
he may write and speak knowingly"
volume, octave Price So Postage, prepaid, 40 cents
For sale in Washington by TAYLOR MaURY
Bookstore asi Penn doors west Of 9th street
March "
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alphabetical Last Of Senators and Representatives. Nth
then residences IN Washington prepared BY The Post
master Of The House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
The astesk o desgnaes those whose wives accompany
them the section lS those who have single lady
with them two sections 1881 more than one lady
asterisk aud section oS) wife and single lady
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

VXYA UEPAKT MIMI,
w wAsnIsGroS March 26, 1858.
will be received ut this department until tho
the purchase of all part not ss than
land the iand Rock Island
State Illinois, heretofore reserved for military
descriptions the unsod into which the Island
surveys and for which proposals invited
n follows, viz: 4#
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Notice for restoring certain lands to market Ia
the State OF Alabama.

IN
the State OF Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN Huntsville, te Alabama viii open tho sae AZ
private entry location of
ali public loio~nsp townships, which
proclaimed withdrawal No
lands which had been Withdrawn satisfy that part "
railroad by act Of Congress approved 81 June 1886 which
Memphis Charleston, that said
grant having rejected by the state of Alabama, viz
South II the and ef ahe Haatoats msridan.
Townships i, g, 3, a, 6, aud d, OF range 4
townships a. aud D. and The parts Of townships aud y
north o the Tennessee river, OF range 2
Townships s. and and the parts of township north
the Tennessee river, range B.
Townsbps q and b aud the parts OF townships and
north 81 the Tennessee, OF range a.
Townships the pa of townships and north OF the
Tennessee, Of b.
d and Of Us Hansrtiie meridian
Townships j, 2, 3, A, o, and g. Of range 1.
Townships and T.
townships l, 2, g. 4, s, 8, and q of ranges aud O.
Townships q g. and O. Of TO- H. ~ IS, H. aud
49,
Township l.,
Given my hand General Land oee, the city Of
Washington, the 10th day OF February, 1858
TaOS A HENDRICKS,
Feb 20-law6w lntel&starl Commissioner.