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lteNHiHfa Zen. II 1897. -y
DIRECT INhPORTATIOPJ-
A. GENELLA's
CHINA & VARIETY EMPORI UNI,
Washington street.
NiCKSBURG
ssarc - ~ Z, n IKE Il lie iarecst h ihe oGt1
Nv stock Of goods cannot b. surpassed by any In the
county either b extent or regimes OF yarety Ny
have been selected with especial care. and ioFiner
success in pleasing the pute will warrant me IN say
ing an can be- suited. My stock, 90 which am con
stantly receiving additions from European and do
mestic manutarturies, consists IN part Of
FRENC CHIN
Fancy Dinner Tea and Toilct SETS; Gilt and White
pnner, Tea and Toilet Sets; latest style aud various
IRON-sToNE CHINA
Dinner. Tea nnd Toilet sets. in great variety.
COMMON WARE or EVERY KIND.
country g g@ba m1re61p ST .nppe @ AZ new Orleans Prices
e. ASS w A 4 r
Cut and Pressed Glass War Of every description; Ear
Fixtures; Porter, Ciaret, Brandy and Lcmon-Syrup
Bottles; Fruit Bottles, Glass Jars, Flasks, Deni-
wINDow GLASS
All sizes nom sxl0 20 S0xl5. Glass cut 10 any shape
WALL PAPER.
Fine Gilt and Velvet Paper; Gilt satinGlazcd Paper;
Medium and Common hpCr-numerous patterns
Tcaster Paper; Fire seresns Mnd@w Curtains, &c
/ Window Corucg, Curtain Bands. Curtain Pins
| SILNER-PLATED WARE.
snufer and Trays, Toast Racks. Knife Rests; soup
| Ladies'; Table, Tea and DESSERT spoons.
ALABArA WARE
/ spoons. Forks. CoH,c Pots Tea Pots. etc.
/ BRiTA NNIA " 4 K y.
coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Cream Pitchers, sloP Bowl
| Water Pitchers Molas-ys Pitchers. Candlcstlcks;
Liquor Mixers. Cgar-IightcrS, EgrB0ilcrs, Chat
| hng Dishes. Platc-Warmers- &c.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
/ Tubs buckets, Brooms, Market and Clothes Baskets
HARpW ARE
Fire Irons. Andirou-. Fendcr- stands; Wsille Irons
l coffee Mills. Sauec Pans Castings. Ovens Pots, SIKH
| lets, etcs Tin and Jlpurncd Ware.
| TABLE CUTLERY.
| Fine sct- q pieces Knives and Forks Ivory Handle
| Table and Dessert Knives and Forks. "a large as
| soTtmeut II Bone Buffalo, stag and Wood Handle
] Knives and Forks; Butchers gnd Crookes Knives
| POCKET CUTLERY.
| Rodgers Ard SONS Pocket KNIVES; great variety Of
| Pine and Common Pocket and Pen Knives; Bowie
| knives; Rlzpr- and scissors.
GUNS An ID Pi II % L
| Eluc Double shot buu-s American huosi huuhie and
single Iarrol Guns f0r Boy, Colts I. 3. inch Re-
| pcatcrs. Aliens Reyolyer-. Fine Duelling Pistols.
| LAMr- AND WATERS.
Fine Parlur Lamps Han Lamps CamPhcne and
| pio-Eguc Lamps, Chandelier and lights ttiron
dolc-, etc. Fine sets Waters, al sizes, -old scpa
LooKING-GIAssEs
| LonkulYt5l.ss plate4: Frames filed.
| PICTURE GALL ERY.
| Well stocked with "a choire selection IT Pine Stce
| FurrNu-s. French and German Lithouaphz
| Picture Frames Of all kinds and sizes. Frames
| FANCY Goops AND MARBLE GOODS.
| Jewel RUxa-. tuk-tund-. Motto Coffee Cups. Cigu
| Stands Cologne Bottles, Statuette-- Liquor sets
| etcs Flower Vases in great variety; Work Boxes
| TOYsf T'OYsIt ToYsli!
| Tho llrgcst assortment OF Toys ever offered in th
T,slss,gg. Nov D. ls57. 7-ly
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OPENED THIS DAY, AT H. V. KEEP COS
" eases Mcuimac-. Sprague' lanneii and othe
v,,u kn1sn brands Of American Prints. which We Of
frr 1T Que dime pr yard for cash. Next door o
Brown & Johnston Washington street, Nick-ourE
TirIsfffrg March g. &i-u
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FALL AND WINTER GO

A RE now receiving, aud offer 20 their customers,
"a and the public generally. large. complete and
well selected stOck of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting u overy article usually found IN well filled
country St0rc. We will also keep constantly on hand
a large assortment of IRON CASTINGS AND Gl'o-
CERtES which offer the most favorable terms
and 10 which We invite the especial attention of our
friends and the public. We win also make liberal
ADVANCES ON COTTON,
or huy cotton VI full prices.
We well prepared 10 meet the wants of the
trade. and with our experience in the business, We
feel confident Of our ability 60 make our establish
ment mutually beneficial 70 ourselves and customers
sLlllLin. Oct 9. 1855. bl-2m
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terest ana the good Of the STATE, fhat Il
have never feared to do that which | be-
live to be right, and to appeal to their in
telligence and patriotism for my vindica-
ton. am aware that most, if not all. of
the States, have adopted different, and
as many may think, better system of
AIDING IN their internal improvements
that Is, by loaning the bonds of the State
to companies, or by becoming Stock-hol-
ders IN companies they have paid their
subscriptions of stock by issuing State
ponds Tor the amount; and these bonds
nave oeen sold to raise money, and gem
orally at heavy discount. Thus COM
menclng the operation by fixed and
certain loss. Now ] would ask why we
should build our roads on credit and at
certain loss, when weare perfectly able to
build them for cash, and thereby save 90
OF oV per cent. upon the cost of the road.
There are no people in the world more
able Individually, to pay for what thew
need, than the people of Mississinni =
linen why not do it? l can see no forci-
bic objection to the proposition. and mar
tculariy as it is the only means by which
the united strength of the whole people
can be brought into cooperation, to put
the cap stone upon our system of inter
nal Improvements, and to give to us of
Mississippi the proud privilege of saving
when our roads are finished, that they are
paid for. The attainment of such ends is
the great object of social and State organ
lzation individual man is powerless in
such undertakings. But they are moth
ing, when the whole labor and capital of
the State are brought to bear upon them.
The legislation which l have recon-
mended would lead to a rapid appreoia-
ton of the stock of the State in the diff
ferent roads, which amounts to $743,571.
72-l00-and also upon the bonds of the
different companies now held by the State
to the amount of SS25, 1896 29-10O. This
would not only be the effect upon the
State stock and bonds, but upon individ-
ual stocks, which in the various roads
amounts to over ten millions of dollars,
and which is now greatly deprecated in
value, so much 50 as not to command so
per cent. upon the original cost hereh a
loss of $5,000,000, which added to the
heavy discount upon the bonds of the COM
panies, and the past and prospective loss
of interest upon stock investments and
discount upon bonds and bills. &C., &C..
would no doubt swell the entire loss to
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nNE THOUSAND YARDS scotch and French Glug-
j haul-. cxtm-hne quality; small Pialds for two
hts per yard; job lot of Pink tinghams, hne for
rs cents per yard.
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~ Il w q . . d .
q nRIC sTORE,

TNTTTITTTTNTI VIZ
~, hato rrUsullV uilie larea rurrir1ecs ~
RNcON FIOFR SALT SrGAR CDFFhh WOL-fo-
SIS. BAGGLNG AND ROPE
Most of these arliclcs have been purchased ai te
M lowest prccs and W. shall hc glad 90 supply hc
cuuntry Mobile prices, A. usual with the eirel3ht
aided.
We have fully sustained ourselves aud redeemed
our promise 30 the country TO give thcm better mar
ket Than they can hnd elsewhere. both for cotton ad
rrocorics. We are now advancing pretty hberuly ON
De present crop 10 enable ali who desire 20 d. :" %
MOODY 4 OFERBALL.
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L .'naar.i.,'. snd Meal for sale.
aDy @Ra on NH hand that Ssy S r iRes teap eon
Of Newton county aoaa aas IN the so,tb Inv corner
on accommodating ter,,s Aeal, which tboy will sell
now IN use the south se meet approved description
ton to business 70 merit ~ We hope hy strict atten-
- rSS5qseronage a the public
Oct. l6, 1s5s. 'AOSHAN 4 PINKsfoN.
lily
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C,HTRTS-A fun assortment Of Gentlemen's Shirts
- and Under Wear, corresponding m variety and
quality, at prices to suit the closest cash buy
II. Y. KEEP CO.
~. L., Rf,r.b a g-tf
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For sale By ali respectable Druggists and Dealers
Prices Of the Iiniment 25 cents so cents and 81 bot
ue onedollar bottle contains a. much Ilulment as
eight twenty -fye-ceut bottles
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ooop FoR NAN ANp nnAsT.

ltisa sovereign remedy fof
the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted, cur
ing the most alarming eases of
BRUISES, SPRAINS, STRING
HALT, WOUNDS, SCRATCH
r., sWEENY, SPAWN, RING
BONE, BiG-HEAD, FOIL
|. Evil. &c. No farmer, livery
j stable keeper, or any person
owning valuable HORSES,
should BE- without this valua.
ble remedy.
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WqnssIoro, Hug. q, 1858.
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Eryslpelas, scrofuin, Kings Evil, Tetler,
TumOrs, and salt Rheum.

WiN8IW1 WNUNINN u y Y. = -
nr,a afu uziur your Cathartic f1lis IN NJ prae-
dee and and them exoellent purgave 70 ceAn@ the
system and purify the iountslns q ne blood =, -. :
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Nov. l, 1855

Senator's and Representatives
In making to you this my first commu-
nication, ] am sratified at being able to as
sure you of the continued advancement of
our State, in all the material developments
of wealth and general prosperity-and al
so of the moral, intellectual and soicial pro-
gress of the people.
Having in pursuance OF the powers IN
me vested by the Constitution, convened
you in extra session, it is made my consti-
tutional duty 10 give you information as to
the state ofthe government, and to recon-
mend to your consideration such measures
as | deem necessary and expedient This
/ shall endeavor to do, faithfully and hon
estly. And in pursuance ofthis high trust,
| will first call your attention, to the
amendment of the Constitution known as
the term and tenure of office of members
ofthe Legislature amendment which was
passed at the adjourned session of the Leg
islature in December, 1856, and submit
ted TO the vote of the people on the first
Monday in October 1857, and which then
received a majority of the whole number
of votes cast for members of the Legisla-
ture: from which facts il has become your
duty TO consider the propriety of its inser-
ton as part of the Constitution you be-
ing the next succeeding Legislature. 1t
is true that this insertion has been already
made, by the last Legislature +; but believ-
ing that that Legislature, was the same as
the one, which had submitted the ques-
ton to the people-it being composed ofthe
same persons, and elected to office by the
same votes, and at the same time; it could
not properly, in my opinion, be considered
the next succeeding Legislature, in the
| true sense and meaning of the COnstitu-
| ton. But be this as it may, as there Is a
contrariety ofopinion on this point and as
there ought to be no doubt, as to who con,
stitutes the Legislature ofthe State, deem
it wise and proper, that you should insert
it as a part of the Constitution; thereby
removing all doubt or cavil on this vita
| question.
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6nttrprist lnttiorp.


Dissolution and New FIRM.
ffflIE narincrshp heretofore existing hetNcen ~ =.
i uorEn and James n Hsrdaway, was, on tie hi-t
day of June. dissolved 10 mutual CONSENT - -, .
a nrU hru has hccu tfmed hetUeen = ". tl' T.
HaN1g. who have and VII Keep constantly % -.i'i
fill assortment uf
DRUGS MEDICINES. CHEMlCALS
SarJiolf. Deafrf and ObsrefrioHi InsiI0HcHfs,
Together with large assortment ei -
FANCY ARTICLES F0R THE IOihhA
nntNur. VIVA and every Description OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
which they odof Cor sale gont terms a. tNe -,i
articles car - bought In ans market this sds oi .sW
York. f1r cash, ~ tn pm .tual customers unu No
remher. rss
81 " A FHfdue'a rsferu. -.
Eafrrprtsa May = isai. t-u
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i cures CAKES IN TIE
u BREAST, SORE NIPPLES,
SORE IlPs, pINP1Es, &c. la
dies Who prize = pure skin,
void ofpimples, blotehes, scurf
and all discolorations and *.
ereseences, should attack
these trespassers on beauty's
domain a. soon As they appear
with the ARCTIC IININlENT.
Il Is excellent for the Hair,
giving 1t healthy, glossy ap-
Tparance ltfa
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ENptrOR CLARION I am o BRlCKMAsuN and
~ pLAsTEREH hy trtic and wish Co cunhne my
operations to the uc of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
fnr The convenience affords for rCady transit and pro-
curcmrnt ofWHirrtnlz. Wishing o. make my business
known ~ The people ~ The Villages along the road
and Che Planters living contiguous thereto, and -Ce-
inr that your paper b circulating very extensively
with them. have concluded tn adopt it as a medium
to make my business known tu them
I shall always Keep sufficient uuiuler ~ hands q
put through any JOB o. speedily q may - desired
ANTHONY DAVIS.
Tffrstrtes Ia. no Tnfv
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CHINESE PICS.

From Imported Stock;
A LsO, BERKSHIRE AND sUFFoLkS
n For sale by HENRY FENNER,
South Orange, New-Jersey.
June, 1855. T-a
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rnorrssIoNAL NoTIcE.
sollN o. rnnEMAN.


MNANMNNN r. wi NNFNANM n - ~
IACkAuN. Miss.
TtnNTtNUEa the prarico uf h.a profession AZ form
Y eriy-mr. Dixon having Withdrawn from the late
arm ~ Freeman uiNun.
lifttrH. Nov ". 1857. l-i
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y. 1'l''''''''iii..,i II. V. KEEP a CO.,

II. V. KEEP a CO.,
wu1iEsuE AND HEttu prtLms ~
EUROPEAN x AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
Gentlemens Clothing. Boots, ShOeS, Hats. &c.,
WAsHtNsruN SrREEr,
tNext door o. Brown A Johnson9 -
Ticksbargs Feb -, lsis A-u
nPENED THIS DAY, AT II. v. KEEP COS
v'eu known brands Of American Prints. which We o.
fer Ut one dime pr yard Tor cash. NeSt aooi 20
Brown Johnston Washington street. Nick-onTg.
Iicksbrq, March o. 49,
u t.Fp CO. continue 10 .er their stock of Cloth
n iur and Woolcns ~ cost. and are only too happy
% seil 90 such terms, rather than carry over large
''3sS ,,s,,,l .,,,, Mach ,- a a-tf
NNE THOUSAND YARDS scotch and French Cling
~ hams. cxtm-hne quality; small Iilds for two
hts per yard; job lot of Pink t'ingans, hne for
IS cents per yard =, =. ,,rr.p.co
Next door 70 Brown a Johnston, Washington -;
TiekburJ March g. -l-u
C,HIRTS.-A flii assortment Of Gentlemen'- Shirt.
a,l,t,. "A priec- Co suit the closest cash buyers
i.'''''' II. V. KEEP co,
TIeIJaHy. Narcho Mt
| ID ECEIvED THIS MORNING, AT II. V. KEEP
eases of the host dime Cotton we ever offered;
/ do - Bates shirtrng. only one bti
| S Do - Lons,ale do onlyIc;
| 3 do 5-s Commercial do @tci
| 2 do - Brookhaven do, 5c;
| = du - IhOrudykC dn- only ses
| bales heavy Choctaw Negro Stripes, lie;
| p a. 81 and % inch heavy and Fine Dumestss
| Next door 70 Brown Johnston, Washington Street
'Ii,.stsSSs5755. March Q. a-f
| TT'ST RECEIVED, per Steamer Cahawha- at II.
| eI KEEP CO.S-1aooo yards Bleached shecungS
II the following celebrated brands, and extremely
| luW prices: -
| hOio wards 1lA. Phernix Mills. ~ 25c per yardi
s000 do ia Mouadnock Mills, at 50c do;
/ som DO In-i hates. extra fine quality 3nc.
| Next door 20 Brown Johnston, Washington Street
| Nickshuru
| Ticlsburg March 6. H-u
ILOvEs.-20 dozen Bayou's best KID cloves, as
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WIWN y y II = - ~ II y LIT
TToRNEr AND CprNSEELOR ar LAW AM
SOLICITOR ~ CHtNCERF
ATTORNEY AZ Nv tSb s5iIcrroR ~
M. ALLEN nnTDeEs

laaaaaaae- ALAAAAAAA ~ Nv. -
II ANfNo iormed co-pwtncrship IN ne prAriloe
~ t1n Law viii attend ruuctunlly to AT uusines
sufuistrd tn tloir management .
ftIrttfIar Nov ta t4ti lkU
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Thonns WoolNerton,


ENlEkHNl~f- MISS
prepared o. make literal Ctsi advances on Cotton
i shipped To- Die friends, Mc~-rs. Boykin Mckne
Mobile.
Eaflrprisr. oct l3. 1855.
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r. ~ 7 r. y p y z ~ AN r
Near the Brick sore.
HAVING bought ont ur. Chas n kencher's entire
III stock uf DRUGS and having made large and
Vannflo additions o. the same desire Co call che At
tcution of the Planters and PHYSICIANS ot The sur
rounding country 90 my stock, which Is The largest
and hest ever brought On Eutcrpuac
7 shall continue % keep on hand lsrge and gem
pr1 assortment of uRrGS, MEpiClNE% CHEMl-
CAIa PAINTS. OILS. NARNtsHEs, uYE-sTIFFS
CuMips. HRIsufss SOAPS. and a large assortment
ofFANCH ARTtCLE1-all Of Which I viii -ell al The
lowest market prices
Eaf1prisc April m. 1853 9-iy
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3lroitssional.


81. r. rANNNmrI.E., M. D-,
WrNNINu Iaraltd himself ion miles east ~ WlIaos-
NMNM NuNInaIuN county. Mi4Fi 20 MAIs ~ ~ Nafs
frls f.a anla may - fund lIfFc q Az tine unlrsa
afannf hn professional huslnesa and u realf D. ds.
rnarrs o. duiiaa n BE rfalaaln t1 tha esl uf BE
aIiIIIf. when anaN MON.
FIlI|a|.Esa H.a.rfI Ilsi la IFtI 81
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VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT.

Agony or ease l-Sickness or
health LIE or death These
are the questions involved in the
adoption or rejection Of this spe-
eifc BY the martyrs TO external
diseases and injuries. Having re-
eeived the Endorsement Of the dis
tinguished sauun. the late Or.
KANE, and It's efficacy tested dur
ing two awful Winters ia the re-
gi0ns Of eternalIce, Il is now com
ing into general use in every sec
ton Of tile civilized globe, and its
marvellous cures are everywhere
exciting AstOnishment.
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HAVING snli out my entire stock of Drugs MCdi-
zines. thrmi ais, etc, etc, to ". y u Ikl r
HEART. would respectfully recommend him % my
od patrons AMI thr pulir generally a- gentleman
we'll veraod I'm thc Drug business and Uvcry uAy wur-
thy their nnfruunrr OHls. 4. HENCffFH
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TvFFP a 60. continue 90 sell their stock 81 Cloth
IA iur and Woolcns ~ cost. and are only too happy
t0 -a un such tcrms rather than carry over large
stock through the summer.
Vtetsi1rg March 9. Zl-u
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EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Every purchaser Of dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC I'm
nfENT receives, at Dr. Bragg's expense the UNITED
STATES JOURNAL Of New York, for one year Tie
Journal is . large Illustrated paper-eaeh number
tanning sixteen pages beautifully printed clear white
paper and allied with original matter from the most brI
liant writer's Of the country. Certificate Of subscription
and fan particulars Of the novel and philanthrope
terpr.e of sch this oer forms part viii accompany
each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED In EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE
BRAGG & HURROWES, Sc. Louis, Mo.
NEv YoEK OEuu, No 81 BROADWAY
Communication should always Be addressed 70 st. LOUIS
For sale by $. =. CAsTEEL- Paulding, Miss and by
Druggists generally.
MAY p 1855. 23-tf
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pRoPosALs FOR LIVE OAK.


DxrAkrnKSr,
Bureau OF Construction, Equipment, June a. 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS delivering 5000 promiscu
oaS hsc oa ssnbcr each Kery Garsto~n
= IT, bureau sss o ss is sIa a., e 3s rs -
~ %as Ss enforced ~ =. 1 o That as
f~ ~ the ysd but be sos the whas q~na
S form ans q - .s S %s.' W
The = delivered each y..a viii Be tAs fol
cssr siding inches; 10000 siding
1ss ~ siding .ss Z .ss ass. j. Is
- feet and such q ns - nc = ~ Tor Fseson may %
posuon foregos may Hsagh
The length be from 10 % IA feet shroeers s Quantity
length and bali The nabsr o. hesc have from the
have scc q NOT less than the siding s Inc timber must b. cut
from grown within 80 mites Of the % DO delivered 10 the
One h TIC quantity must BE- delivered an Or before tho nrs day
september 1883 and the residue bee the hrs day OF Febra
department
bddss sseryng tho right decline making any contract Tor pu
chase and dsys,y a % shall then deem unneces
70 viii be required
delivery unit, the
And ns ~ pr % o. es whsn
tho delivery within thirty days after It's presentation
M be in e contract be made by the
parties u the a delivering all Or any q s timber named
case the contractor his surees viii pay the United
suites sum q money % S & s ~, ne .oa therein
which from time time according
act Of Congress in that case provided approved March 1913
Firm IF o0u.
-, Of -------, IN the State of , hereby agree
% ssSs @ o s sss Timber IN
saac ~ WIN nn sa' ISIS for the sum Viz
''t 5000 cubic feet sdsd is inches foot.
10000 iocSS DO DO DO and 10 inches, do.
should my oas oc accepted request to DO addressed at
warded to the agent ut to
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No. 6lo,1
n a E04Wft 8fi mo, 6lOrJ 04fW 4tT9F az tr.a
Notice OF the Enhancement Of the Detroit and
Sa ginaw Districts In the state Of Michigan.

I'm PURSUANCE Of the act of Congress-, approved
Nay H. 1865, entitled enlarge Detroit
land districts Mchsan, hereby declared and made
all that portion Of the sChcboygsn District
which lies south the line dividing townships 70 and ~ morrill, and
and will attached
Saginaw and the ist July
lands within said limits be thereafter subject cntry the Office
and all hst Of tho tcboygan Dsrct
the limo dividing townships 20 and 10 north and
the line dividing md west including the ficsd n Aa
"Dco District" from and the
date, will be subject and the hand Office
DErRor ~ - Il tf.isf-
my city Washington, dry
Juno, A. ID. 1888. THOS. A. HENDRICKS, tsr
June s-wew Commissioner of the General Lind once
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t mo. 6l2.]
Notice for the Restoration or Certain Lands
to Market In the state OF Michigan.

mo. 612.]
Notice for the Restoration or Certain Lands
to Market In the state OF Michigan.
approved 1885, the state Of Michigan, 70 aid tho
Railroads therein mentioned having been
authorize the release from withdrawal Of the lands
described that all the offered
lands which the Rapids
Indiana the Fn and Pere Marquette and the Deot and
Railroads. in the aforementioned townships,
Congress- legally claimed by prescriptions and
subject pirate entry at the date Of hdrd9at will be
stored private entry on the days and at the places hereinafter
specified, a ordinary minimum of 81 rs
the Land Office at IONA Monday The Sixteenth day q August
nsrt viz .,atss @ -
Norta Of the base line Of tie principal
Townships TO- IL r. 49, a. u.s. IL 49, 10 and 90 Of
eleven els.f K. .lsts. 81. 3. NV
Townships H. Ia ia, II, IS, ~ 49, TO- and TO- Of
Townships TO- H. ~ 49, A. 49, 49, 49, 49, and 90 Of
range thirteen Fftlgl .a.aF. ss slr
Townships ~ 70,
Townships g. TO- 15 16 ~ 49, 90 range
Townships A. TO- To- TO- IL 10, and 90 Of range six
,i Ft
Townships s. TO- IT, 49, II, 10 90 range
Townships TO- 49, II, IS, 10, and 90 of range eighteen
Township Is, Of range nineteen 4a g
At Monday, doy
August nert, viz: t.
Of line and cest ef The principal meridian
Townships 81 "a rs 49, 81 81 &c. 49, and 30, Of
thirteen. tfF
Townships 81 a. 23 a. 2s 49, 27 2s range
Townships 2I "a IS 26 27 and 2s, eleven
Townships u, %, 49, "a, "a, of range
Townships 2e al 2s 80, ST. and 50, Of range nine Is
Townships 81, IS, 20, 80, 81, and 81, Of eight
Township 80, Of range seven.
Given my hand city Washington eighth day
thousand eight hundred and fifty eight.
TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE