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EwIsH to sell the farm or which reside, in villlansCH
county, adjoining that advertised above ty lr. John T.
Ill., containing by recent survey, oae hundred ard ninety
nine and half or trt rate farming land, ith com
Portable dwelling, with ~ necessary ont houses, suitable FOL
slna arni, with good The farm is well enclosed
sOOd fences including about hundred yards Of
will sell this place separately or together
with NF Hls-as both united would certainly make dos
abe farm, and purchasers invited 30 call Ar. BIN
and evar0ne the premises. LAVlNIA CRAIGHEAD- .
PC particulars apply TO Mr.. Il. Snyder Al The
Stor5,f SPyde' & Frizzen, Nashvtlls L. Q. f.
e5g5-eO6zUl
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TVHg undersigned have store the following pure Liquors
Wines, &C. which they offer to the trade low prices
favorable TERMS and respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
Our Liquors and Wines are purchased direct through the Gus
sell at low fgurespOsssing the facilities to do fatter
ourselves that or such inducements Cash and
Prompt dealers, as will meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Rum and WHISTLES,
20 and pipes Fine Oognae 10 bbs superior Rye Whisky
pps Borea1E ''' 'a % 20 bbls 6d ar Rye do
5do pure Holland Gin; 100 66 IBIS ne Tenn no cOT 2 DO
Malt Whisky, best brands
leo baskets and bxs Champagne, 90 do sauternas;
% boxes HocE and Mosee 10 % 'A' ot d5 and Ds
90 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
IS boxes Fine Olaretsi 10 do Port
100 do Table do do do very superior.
Porter, Ale, &c.
90 casks LOndo1 orter, best brandsi
3 do English and scotch q Ae best g,,. brands
90 do French Cordas, assorted
10 do cg+ao6a, Marsschino and Absynths.
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars $4,000 German Cigars;
choicest brands; 5000 Baltimore Regallas do
Tobacco.
90 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W. Anderson;
70 do do do do do do do LeitTieks yi1 aces
10 boxes ano virginia Chewing Tobacco suterla sine gu,
90 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Chamber Fippel
Golden Leaf"
90 fine Virginia heFng Tobacco & Armistead,
No. l. Gold Leaf;'
10 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Allen's;"
so boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also:
IS boxes "Kean Smiths celebrated Twist and Pancake"
Danvle Tobacco, equal, if not superior any offer
ed in this market
With many other articles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
sp9 No. 9, College street, Nashville, Tenn
Robes RObeS!!
IDESTRIPE and Double Skirt Robes, Of latest design,
in silk, Muslin, DeLane and Cashmeres, which very
handsome.
Misses and Chidren's Goods of the greatest variety.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE II, H.
G@ s. q 6 g rs

URING the Of the Eair Galan, commencing Mon
b y day. 97th Sept, Trains will run as follows;
Leave Rdgefeld a. m, Arrive Gallatn 0 a. N.
do Gailatin 4.3) p. m. do Edgedeld 63op.
Tickets to Gallatin and back SLIGO.
ROBERT MACLEOD,
sep24-lst Superintendent.
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EXTENSIVE FRAUDS. 'rskr4
The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the New York Exhb
ton Foreign obtained by LEA x PERKINS Tor
their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world wide fame Of
having led Fogees purchasers request
the of LEA & PERKINS, the Wrapper,
Ldbez, Stopper and Bottle.
PRRIs will proceed against infringing, either
by manufacturing vending Spurious Sauce aud have instruct
ed correspondents various Of the world TO advise
them ofany infringement Wholesale gents the United
States JOHN DUNCAN & SONS.
40j Broadway, New York
stock always store Also orders received for direct ship
ment from England. aug I3seodly
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A. Barnes entered Oh f. Florence Guild,
BY Albion, dam BY Richard, years
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The Atlantic Monthly, iais rssslTsa5y
ssps7 JOIN YaRK 4 %.
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gEyHERE can be had at R. D. BLUIs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Bstshlshmdnt, Seals for Mascns /. o. O. e.
Sons Of Temperance, NOtaes Public Insurance, Railroad and
Plank Road Companies, Courts, Sta &c, Also, Steam
boats, Post Office Stamps, Steel Stamps engraved 70 order nor
Biacksmit and Sivermiths fact all those Manufacturer
may stamp hands and address upon their work
These stamps warranted to stamp Silver Gold, Brass aron
and untempsred Steel without the slightest inu 20 e stamp
0 itself
paireJ r. D. BLUM,
Rasnblican Rsnre Once aug1-deW3m
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OLDHAM a WHITE,
AFTORNEKs Ar Law

Aastims Texas
HRACTICE In tie District o0mr1 81 Western Tazas nd IN
the United States District and suprea Court AEHtn AM
Tyler Land claims Of every Description Known % eur avs p
Of Clama Oaioe on CmgTezs Avenue ne Captol
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Residences and Farms for Sale.

WE have for Of desirable residences Nash
Wv vile and its vicinity Also number Of Farms in David
son, GUNNER. Williamson and Bedford counties Call
J. L. & b. W. BROWN,
ghprrv st~a
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LIKELY Negro Romns 3 years old, and her five children,
the Oldest boy 70 the girl 10 and down to
an infant Will sold exchanged for oer Negroes TO some
one living in the country and that wants them for their
and net for speculation. Apply = -,
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FALL a UNNIN HAm.
81 81 q 3 IMPORTERS AND a0BBERs OF ~
TABLE CUTLERY.
SHOT GUNS
MECHANICS TOOKiss -r-
POCKET CUTLERFs
ra-H = SADDLEfEE HAIR DUrNRE.
- AXES CHAINS, dcs, arc.. &c.
H AVE iastreoeiFed and opened der Eall aud q
III ter Stock Of ~
saF @4ae- Hardware and BudEsrVs u Et-sN
Of every description. to which they attention
Of dealers visiting t Ilsr Ier stock large and vel -
s0rte Offering Inducements all who desire GOOD seconar
FIRST HAND goods dating scTllss 80 ww
augs5-dtriEeWlna. Nc. -. Public Soaare.
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oNAsHVTLLE-
.ArUnDAx moaNTNG. oCEoHER 2, 1885,


There were four entries fer the Jockey Cs9o Purse
Of S25O--One mile bests--best three IN
day end there was q large crowd IN at'endance to
witness The Trial Of speed between the contestants
The hackers Of the several horses were eager to put
up their money on their favoFitess and while the
horses we're upon the track the odds changed ansst
as rapidly as they made tracks on the home stretch
srrvsNsoE's Brown uObly eontestedfhe victory vi b
MRRrwErHzR's Gray, and only lost the race. TWAS
ns sport, and decidedly the most interesting race
of the week. The following is summary:
E. MsFriEethar entered 6. h. by Ambas-
sador, dam BY AutOerat. 81
Y. 8 Stevenson entered br. h. SuWaTr0W,
BY Albion dam BY Priam, years old ! I =
W. Roundtree entered Oh. f., by Glencoe,
dam Jane Watson, By Priam, years
old 9 3 8 .
A. Barnes entered Oh f. Florence Guild,
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Tine E5O-ls481 -E52l-l:52l-1:5
The race to-day is for The Jockey Club Purse OF
S258-tWo mile heats.
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"A n ~ - ~
81 Market Street, EashvfIIe, Tennessee,
% tg GESERAL B0OKEELLER I'D SEdZE0EER.a
ne History q civza son from tie an Of he Roman KIN
Of France
Hugh Miller, IL. D. -
TIE Lissald Tiass0f Hash allar, ,hs GsoosiI y TQ
Nothing % Wear. - -.
TIE Arts q Beaui o seelssof aHsdys Toilet via hin y
Genenien On ne Artsof faseinatiag By Madame lola l1
Comics Of Londs6eid. ~
osoeols s sea1oIs. tie Red EsEn5f ne Rloaf Eul
By Capt. n. Reid. e
Dick Markham; or, Smiles and Tears. By J. p saifh Esa
Tie yellow Frigatss or, ne Two Sisters. ae-a
The Flower 81 tie Flock. re r-rsr ssrs -
Olivia. tae Msd Of Ho1sr. b Rsynoida. ar 80.
me Mad q the Banehe;or, he Regulators and osrs
s Patiot Cruiser ss,oz sf tie AEaaresa RsrOlusda D.
- $3.50 PERIODICALS. .Ls 49, -
Kept constantly b ?. HAsan. f....---l--.
lsz $500 Pa9S,S s9'.oos 80 sss s5a1 10 "a
l-lF Nlef Nack, is div tsr5 B s-sv
1'lE Lesiie's Faaily alEszins, n r. Er- 1r sra
Harpers
Cooley LadY's Book, gee
: =
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Hy HI. HOSKINS, 50 Third street, between MARKET and
Jefferson, Louisville, KY offers to the publie cold PEN
Of bis manufure a Wholesale and RETAIL warranted squa
o any maze 10 the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOINTED,
Old Pens sent By mail, accompanied with 50 cents, money
stamps viii Be repaired and returned b nszt nail.
fabl4-dsEWIy
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quisitss ubs showed to fha Recoraer. aI6fsbai s-
sistant Marshal and Second and Third Clerks Of
the Market, and report 70 the two Boards at their
next meeting
lThe fesolation was adopted and the President app
On motion, Il was ordered that the Common Coun-
Gil be notified Of tas action ofthe Board uponithis
matter.
The BOARD then adjourned.
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- New Books.
RECEIVER ~ JOHN YORK & o.,


To Millions APoehy ne a1ho- o. Nothi--t. ~
light and Darkness Or, tie shados o. Pats. - -
IheCoopers; q nsE novel; pIat5ns l1trs-v
Wonan's Thoughts about W51an - 5oh1 Fys,is,
The Lectures q LoIa MonHsz-
Hugh alsr's New Book-Craiiao Of fhs Betssy el
Major Potsr's LIE ard AdTenfures-Poliaesa1 Vs.
Following he Erums--a glimpse q FronEs- Ilfa-
Romantic Passages ia South Hlsfory, b afs.s
Isabella Gray novel by Lady.
History Of Civili-aiipa IN England b q Buekls.
Goadeys 1.z BooE o. Vegetable aad Animal Physoiey
bayad 1ayiors Trayesin Europe Asia ana Aica 5sols
LiEesof Russian sovsrsigns; Rank 70 Peer The Great
Domestic Annals u scg,,aud, 81 Robt- Chambers
Speeches and Writings q HanTF lIsrshsll, 4 Ksnsusr
California Life Inasratkd-lrEaor,s AIDES = 80 -
ca
Mary DerEout, b Mss Ann sephsas.
Past Meridian, By Ms L B sigo1rnsy.
WheEers History Of he InductiVs Sciences.
The Life and Times 0, Hash Miller, By IN Brown, ID.
The Life Of Gen HaEelOok. b. VA BrocE.
ILLUSTRATED Rand Book q Azasricaa Travel
Mem Women. A BOOK Of Poems, b. Drozuiug.
Plays and Poems, b. Boxer.
Vaiintinss Digest C0mplsis IA vol. &C.
The Atlantic Monthly, iuis received y
sspsz JOIN YORK go.
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APPLE PEELERS.
DOZEN best Patent Apple Pessrs just received and Tor sale
il "a Nv TaueslI J. W. WILSON.
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RTaCkereI,
n Aklk Barrels Fresh Mackeieli
EUNJ SO kits do do Just received
sepl6 EWING, Nc RORY &c co.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

BECKER would respectfully to the public Of
" Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Voice, Of
Piano, Nionclo, Violin, Orders left McCures Ben
sons Music Store will be promptly attended to.
senf1-tf
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cTAR CANDLES.--5OO half and whole boxes for sa {
low TERRASs BROTHERS.
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EAsDAA CANS
n UST received and for sale at lowest rates
81 900 dozen Arthur's yellow Clay quart
$50 do do do do quarts
angel wv. WILSON
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snTITHLAND, I'D

"H SRFETEELAND, PADUCAH,
elLAf.sa Louiss- ilies 81. LOuiss and sllAHatsA
- VI eIasFflfs Regular Pack-ssEszzI
cts, leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays Wednesdays
THURSDAYS Frdays an saturdays "A 10 ocOch A. u. The
splendid passenger steamer
NEfllnetoGafa, Capt. Il. c. MathcmeY,
leave Nashville Mondays and Thursdays at 10 o'clock
A. NJ The light drau-ht passenger Steamer
Cuba, Capt. James We Hunt
VIII leave Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays 10 O'Clock,
A.. NJ The lieht drau-ht passargeF Steamer
Blanche esViss Capt. u L. Batemams
leave Nashville Tuesdays AID Fridays at 10 O'clock A. n.
The above are class light dranght passenger Boats will
leave regularly on appointed days, making connections
Paducah with Nail Packets for the above places.
For freight orpasage apple on board or to -rl
june54 A HAMILTON, Ag ent.
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RATES ON PRODUCE FROM
nashville TO Memphis.
Cotton per Bale Ss35
Corn do do - :fr: 3. q
Flour DO Barrel. 80.
.r Tobacco in hhds. per 100 Bs. q .- AZ
The above special rates on Produce effect fh
date. Wheat Corn Flour l be charged local unless
shipped loads; sy Wheat 27j bushels. Corn 30 bushels
and Flour IS barrels Ter car. CHAS. W. ANDERSON,
anglo mp Geuerai Agent.
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HARPERss MAGAZINE AND DEgxFNss
HOUSEHOLD W Oh ess for October, f1st rec sssd
b p. HAGkN.
Cooley for OCJOBer.--Go5syss Lads 3 Sock Tor 0ss-
Der, hsaufay illustrated with he Fan FASHIONS Just rscsT
hy +. HAGAN,
sepi6 Markst and Bnion ssrests.
Bill PaPeF.--A large lot Of Bin PapeF OF various IS
and qaaliies Just recsise By je8 14 p r. HAsIaE.
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COAL STOCK FOR sA
GOLD PEN 1IANUFACTORY

ME HAVE I33 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK wish sell exshangs for likely young ne
groes or city property faugs0 r. u HAYNES CO
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Regular Passenger Packets,

The Splendid Light DTaught Passenger Steamers,
JOHN GAULTs J. IA. BUNCE, Master
TEMPEST, D. g. PARR, Master.
FAVE above, alternately, every TUESDAY evening at
O'Clock, for Louisville and ali intermediate points,
necng Louisville with q s. Mail Packets for Cincinnati,
Wheeng and Ptts1ur Through Receipts given foI freight
all Eastern Cities Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Merchants
and Shippers may rely these leaving advertised For
freight passage apply board, 20
MARIE a II n HARRISON Agent
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1000 s Eos Do D5 Dc F F2s5S;,
SISTERS OF CHARITY

an SATURDAY the 2d day Of October next, 10 O'Clock
" A NJ the premises, viii sell that valuable property
al the corner and Summer streets, formerly ucu
the Sfers Of Charity. vii sell the house with m ~ ave feet
ground the Office with thirty feet Of ground. Those wish,
ing either dwelling office be accommodated
Terms Sale-One third cash. balance in and
for saacto lily secured, bearing interest and lien
tained Isenl4-tdl A. V. s. LINDSLEN.
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A CASE OF FRENCH SPOLLdTTON.

arising out Of events that occurred during the
early of the revolution has just made its reappear
before the French courts. NM. Schwcighauser &
Co.. of New York and France sent cargo of flour and
rice to Nantes in 1895, but the English in that
year bockading the mouth of the river Loire the
deposited at Bee-Ise and there General Contard
who was in command of the garrison seized it for his
troops. NM Schweighauser subsequently claimed an in
demnity from the Directory but it refused the
ground that they foreigners. One Of the partners
however, NJ Cossn, resident in France, succeeded in
obtaining from the general In command of the western
district permission to trent the cnim which was for
202 045f., a seton to in which he was debtor to
the Casse DIES nvades dc In Marine In 1893 when the
ccson of Louisiana to the United States took place. the
French government consented TO pay 90 000 000f to
American citizens for losses sustained in the wnr and
when that to be divided Schweighauser Co.
presented their claim but they regarded partly
French and partly Americans and in the latter capaci
ty were only awarded 81 l24 1t was not until 1910
that the claims of the American citizens really paid
and then Sclweighauser & Co. demanded the 81 l24f
But the Minister Of Marine decided that they were not
entitled to it, inasmuch their partner Cossin had
ded the whole of their claim to the Casse DIES vades
In 1s4S they appealed to the Council Of State but the
Council decided that the Minister had decided rightly.
Three years after letters found in the archives
which appeared to them to susantiae their claim and
they again brought it before the Council of State, but it
again rejected In February, 1887 they brought
action before the Civil Tribunal against the Minister Of
Marine as representative of the Caissc DIES nvadcs, to
obtain payment of the claim but the tribunal decided
that the matter what is called administrative one,
and that had Jurisdiction Yesterday Schwcgha
Co appealed to the Imperial Court against this de-
cision, but tho court confirmed it.
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orcha, in a warm room, with bed TO lie upon and
water to wash called Paul TO pun off my boots Sir,
with them came oil my stockings and the entire skin Of
both feet syer's knife could hardly have done the
thing completely. For moment gave my
self up lost had enough Of this kind of thing
to know that my feet the verge of modification
There was scarcely time TO ampuate had any been al
hand TO do it, and hri BEEN willing TO preserve
life at such price Only thing could save me- and
resolved to try it, ordered Paul 10 bring a bottle of
brandy put piece Of silver between my teeth and
babe him pour the spirits over my feet can give you
no idea of the excruciating torture then endured
Whilst 1t lasted assuredy martyrs sufengs ever
ceeded mine. II agony--but it was safety / bit
the form nearly in two, and broke this TOOTH Here
the doctor drew up his lip and exhibited defective
TOOTH in company with some very white and powerful
grinders ''Ihe martyrdom saved me recovered, but
the integumens which In time covered my SCARED
feet seemed chilled by the recollection of their prcdeccs
sors suerings and from that day to this have never
had my feet otherwise than cold But here we are at
Orleans sir, and yonder, az expected, stands my old
Preyille.'
The train stopped he concluded and a fine looking
veteran with white hair. an empty sleeve, and sken
patch over ego, peered inquisvey into the car
rages. Like most Engshmcn, have particular aver
sion to the continental fashion of kissing and hug
ging each other but confess bshed with interest and
sympathy the cordial embrace of these two old comrades
who then quickly separated, and with hands graspsd
looked joyousy and aeconaely into each others faces
whilst thousand rccollections of old kindness and long
comradeshp evidently swelling at their hearts In
MS JOY my travelling companion did not forget the at
cntve listener whose journey he had agrccaby short
ened Turning to me, he presented me TO the general,
as an Engshman and acquaintance, and then
daily invited to pass the rest Of the day at his house
But the business that took to Orleans urgent
and my return to Fars must be speedy And had II been
otherwise, think still should have scrupled 10
strain by strangers presence the first blow Of intimate
communion to which the two friends evidently looked
forward with such warm and plcasurable feelings. SO
gratefully declined but pledged myself to take advan
ge of the dsctors hospitality upon my next visit to
Orleans When that occurs, shall hope to CLEAN
other Russian "reminiscences.
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An Aucusr LuxuRY.--Thkc dozen or two OF ears
Of corn the sweet varieties preferred hsk and without
boiling CRATE off the grains Stir into this two table,
spoonfs of -four for every dozen cars and also egg
previously beatcn and little salt and very little su
gar il the be sweet about two tabespoonuls to
every dozen ears Let the whole be well stirred and
baked in creased tin pan for an hour In hot oven
Then eat with fresh butter or cream
A correspondent OF the New York Tribune pronounces
the Fraser gold dggngs one of the greatest humhugs
ever got up
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The Canadian Parliament have passed an act changing
the law OF interest Hitherto the legal rate has been sir
per cent, but by The act individuals may allow md
exact on any contract agreement any rate of interest
or discount that may be agreed upon Banks are how
ever forbidden to reserve or take higher rate Of inter
est or discount than seven per cent and prohibited
from paying interest on deposltes
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NOTICE no pnE.EMrrrov clAruASrs.

Every person cnuticd 10 tho pre- cmpon wv
lands within the townships twnsus above enumerated
reqnrea Z. establish tho same 10 the Satisfaction Of the register
receiver 81 the proper land Office. payment er az @
a prdo'cae a 'eeino this notice before day appointed
the con'ucnccncnt ~ the public e ~
claimed otherwise such clain will be Forfeited.
JOS $. wIrS0N,
Acting Commissicner OF tbe General Land Once
July 3-Iaw6w Ontksa.rl
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[No. ol4.l


IL
make known that public sales w be held at 'he
land Offices the state Of California at the periods hereinafter dos
AZ thu hand oace at Henorpr commencing Monday
day Of February next for the disposal q the public lands situated In
the following townships aud parts Of townships viz
Nora Of ns bass line and east Of tie Hauold meridian
sections inclusive; ~ and the fractions 81 t,e
south Of Eel river q section 81 the y So the Of So dc
ton i sections and s. the x of,he K NV me x,
" X and a g. II s.s sss'S .e .ss 70 q: s the
~ NV r e the os Me q II section ~ ,ss 81 ,o
inclusive; the ]. Of NE X, The wv q OF NE theE ofsE 4
aSs &c and IS
50 inclusive Of tssnA tr Sections 10 80 nSaAys the NE
NE sw u Of 49, and sections 81 and 49, Of township range
sections NE u OF the W y =; the .
Of the sw y o. tho = u section the Of 49, section u
Inclusive sesoos So tie NE TIC sw ST. the Sc
81 and sections "a and 49, Of o.A SECTIONS and 8 the
The x q is j., and s0 Inc of2i he sw
OF a. 70, md I'll the u OF rs aud
sections 30 IS inclusive OF topnAp hree Of range taree
Norts erae base line Of the HanJsdt meridian
sections j. sections and q tho
and loi section sections H. IT, 49, A. aud 49, the NE
and lots and Of section 49, Of sop too The NV X
,o1 3 sseoa $ and q The y : q 49, ssas y 70 -
three Frseonal tosa,ps four s 81 steen and stse FrSe
Of 81 section 22
sa and sections 49, a. and 49, Of toah eighteen o. range
Of section !; the NJ Z q 4 NJ and 90 sE
Sc Of is The = e NE X the - s 81. s sw Il and ID. .Ss
x ana the 81 Of 81 q ses s y y section" s
fractional iopashps for and si1een, Of range isoo
Norta n The ba,e Of he Mount Diauo meridian.
The sw X section 9; section q tho y Of s. tho NE Of 81
u .; NV x OF TO- Of tohip torty,ee The sw
49, section ~ NJ . 81 The . 2si the sE q ss
and section 50 @ toa % rang ,ss Sections !
the NE Of H. q erss'p oyeyss The y Of section 4 sec
sw n OF ~ the u Of az and So the u OF al
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'IulE RIGHT OF DETENTION, VISIT, AM
IL Search, examined legal pfiacpfs authorities BY ~
ara ooxe, Counsellor ataw, Washington. Pamphlet q esn
July fRANck TAYLoR