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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-18
INsOLvENT NOTICE.-state Of California

TNSOLVENT NOTICE.-State Of California,
County Of Nevada In the District Court of the
l4th Judicial District.
In the Matter of the Petition of BAILEY GATZERT an
InsOlyeRt Debtor.
Pursuant order OF the Hon. Niles Searls Judge OF
the said District Court notice hereby given to an the
creditors of said nsovcnt Bailey Gatzert se ap-
pear before the Hon. Niles Searls aforesaid open Court
at the Court Of said Court in the City and County
Of Nevada on tho I'd day Of August A. 1890 at 10
O'Clock A. n OF hst day then and there to show
any they have or can why the prayer of said nsovent
mad and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
in Of the Statute in such case and pro-
vded and in the meantime all proceedings against said
6 solvent be stayed.
~ Witness my hand and the seal Of safd Court,
seal. this the 2Sth day ofJune A. D. 1866.
~ JOHN s. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Thos. p. Hawley, Atty for Petitioner. 40-td
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Upon reading the affidavit filed in this and II ap-
peang therefrOm that the said Defendant il
dent Of the State Of California and that said plaintiffs
good Of action against the said defendant Il s
hereby ordered that service Of summons therein be made
by publication of the in the Nevada Democrat for
the period OF three months successfully from this date
Given under my hand this 21st day of April D. 1860
T. W. SMITH, J. =.
Geo. s. Hupp, Atty for Plaintiff. 3O.sm
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NNOLL BRIDGE NOTICE.-NOtiee IL hereby
given, that the undersigned will apply to the Board
perVsUrs OF Nevada county SUIiay August 6th
1860 or as thereafter hearing be had for
renewal of lie ense 10 keep Toll Bridge on the South
Yuba, known as Webber's Bridge,
JOHN WEBER.
Nevada July Sd lS60.-40-4w
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gsanI Ngtiess.


- vada. In Probate Court
Notice is hereby given that Henry P. SweetlaDd b.
ing filed in this Court his petition praying for n.I
Element and discharge from further administration IN
estate of Chas G. Sweetand deceased the hearing Of ~
has been fixed by said Court for Monday the Ss
day of July 1860 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon If
day Of the July term, 1850 at the Court room thereof
the Court House in the city and county Of Nevada and an
gersons interested in said estate notified then .a
there to appear and show II any they have hy be
prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted and aIS
administrator discharged.
June I'D 1so0.--30-td JOHN s. LAMBERT, clevk.
By JOS N. LEVY, equity.
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CUMMONS.-StateO Of California, County OF
- Nevada, Township Of Nevada, before Z. W. Smith F.
The People Of the State Of California, to H. HAHN and
ii. VI. MAU, known as Herman Hahn Co:
You hereby summoned 10 appear before the under
signed Justice of the Peace, at his Office in said township
on THURSDAY the 26th day Of July A. D. 1860 at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, to to the complaint of PPTTGEAN
CO., who demand Of you the sum Of hundred and
twenty eight dollars and seventywo cents per
plant on file in my office. On failure to appear
and answer judgment will be rendered against you for
the said sum Of 1928 ~ and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of April 1850
T. W. SMITH, J. /.
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Upon reading the affidavit fled in this cause and ap-
pearng therefrom that the said defendant non-res
dent Of the State of California and that said plaintiffs
have good cause of action against the said defendant il
hereby ordered that of therein be
made by publication Of the in the Nevada Domocrx
for the period of three months successfully from this
Given under my hand this 23d day Of April 1850.
E.W. SMITH J. +.
Geo s. Hupp, Atty for Plaintiffs. 30-3m
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Upon reading the affidavit fled in this cause and 1t
appearing thererOm that the said defendants
idents Of the State Of California and that said plaintiffs
have good of action against the said defendants
it hereby ordered that service of therein be
made by publication Of the in the Nevada Democrat
for the period of three months successfully date
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF April A. D. 1900
+. W. SMITH. J. T..
Geo. s. Hupp, Atty for Plaintiffs 3o-3m
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Est state of
IN JOHN DAVIS deceased. Notice is hereby given By
the undersigned executors Of the above named estate
the creditors Of and all persons having claims against
John Davis deceased to exhibit the same with the neces.
sary vouchers within ten months from the first publea-
tion Of this notice to the undersigned at Lowell Hill Lttls
York Township. Nevada county.
May Goth 1860. JOHN PATTINSON,
+. I. MAGUIRE.
355w Executors Of the last will and testament Of
John Davis deceased.
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WANTED TO HIRE 500 CORDS WOOD
w Chopped. Impure of
j. VI. HIxsON
"a Broad street.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

p WIiLLaA ARDS HOTEL,-E F ses". Ca; F E
S,.gG Wells; Sc; q Scott. NY;Ac ai e1sIi.
20, Carte Whiting, USA; w Farmer. NJ: =
Goldin, Pa; Jesse Tyr ron, Nj: V p Johnso1. Nv.
Col Della Tame. Cal; Z Haswood USN; DR.
Groswen- CSA; Brow. and adv. Nj: IL II
Ea.IPIISh. de-; pno n Brown; Dc; VI I. Miller. tsA;
PW!dsr Mass " Ball DO Cove :; Ms'1 ~!
y l. Nh aug ,adT, do; Vsn III Higgins. vi: : G.
NiS.n,l5. Deiahsi Ia: Mrs Oelaf II. Il ,.
w H KIrnan, do; y Palmer ~: Mr Lea;na,,n' d..
Thomas. and lady, Pa; Hon WIN. KelI,. NY;
b Poor. Mass. ~ ,
NATIONAL BOTEL.-C A Harding. Md. r
AHSn; va; w synlmes. r. kA,l"gs. w SeeIsy \
e;ewhite. NJ; III r. Bedford n Rnb,ns%n Nv. y
Eowier. Md; Bailey, 4 Adams, Pa: ID Ruamar.
HerSesam"nn, Md; n e Cornwall al laiy| q. r
ppontneS' Mass; Judson,, Church, Nv; w ID
Mrs Blown, Ward, Sid; A Ain and aon ";
ives, va; PsIk"T and lady. Nc; NJ C. Graham.
n, LtrlnE' u ~ ymaI. Adams, Aass: r n
b6hnmPSnp.J X rhompSo,. Miab: Ahi'Sss "a:
berry, NY. -'' " ~ 0"ieu-
BROWS Ms HnTEL.-J Williams, Md; n Bef
ron Tenn; O'Bryan, Pa; + RyHders; y: n Al
ans aud i,dy, J. ID iiallaher and ladr, Niss
YIpn lemon WIS NJ kock, ca; T. Turpin, SOw rs
West Cast ~ N ny; iI, H% d, e 1S Wak ssG
MINER, va; VI Muse, Car; MS Arnold, II q Ar
no,u. "a w I'l!sms, 81; w Green, Tenn: 20
Hsh and i'dy ny; Slfnrd. Mo- g 1t; auh. Milton.
brumhauyh, Md; " Pirchon, Paris;
,kiRkWOOD hOUSE.-R Thompson. Mimi. r
G7,IHr. SN; CHOW. Mimi: NJ Love Iowa: p
Love, Va Mardoch. Us: Hon NJ Wilkin.o,
Car.isle. do. ""'
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III At kesota. Minnesota, Rev. Mr.. Hill.
pastor Of the ni!ed Brethren, was accused of
tain scandalOus practices, and called together his
church and society To listen to his public Confes-
sion. lie told them that three wears ago he seduced
a girl aged s. xteen from her home in Maine and
took her Boston. and after short residence there
10 Minnesota, where he bad resided with her as
his wife for thirteen months, having one child by
her. He said he had left a wife and three chill
dren in Maine After this full contest on he asked
all who were in favor of his remaining as their
Christian pastor 20 stand up. and y ma nrity rose
TO their feet while the rest refused to vote either
way. Evidently the United Brethren in Mime
sofa are liberal. The Springfield Republican says
this suggests the story of the church in Oakham,
where il was found embarrassing to discipline !
member for drunkenness because 50 many of the
brethren were in the habit Of taking little, :"
whereupon one of the deacons suggested that '.if
the Lord Jesus must have 4 church in Oakham he
must take such material as he can get
4 JUVENILE OFEN-AIR PRAYER MEETING At
a recent prayer meeting in Philadelphia physi-
elan of that city gave an account of Il very inter-
ssting prayer meeting held by the little boys in
about twelve wears old called on him. and asked
him IL he would permit the BOYS TO have meet
lag in his office. Dr. p. inquired the object of the
meeting. The lad said they wished 10 have 4
though the rain was pouring down in torrents to
the surprise Of DIR. p, the boy camo without an
umbrella overcOdt, and asked if the office was
open. Soon there was twenty boys assembled.
After Spending two hours in prayer and other eY-
ercises, DR. p, suggested that il mi ght be proper
to close their meeting, or their parents might feel
some concern for them. On inquiry, DR.. p.
learned that six of these boys had been in the habit
ofmeeting and spending IN hour in prayer under
a large oak tree w hat an plea meeting
open air. under the spreading branches of an oak
for
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1T Louis Napoleon 3 sta bles in the new Louvre
are described as something marvellous. Accommo-
datlons has been provided for ninety horses, with
coach houses. riding school, and every Necessary
dependence The partitions of the stalls carved
oak, the racks bronze. the managers marble, aud
the chains sseel The columns are covered with
new kind of s.ucCo, equal to marble for smooth
ness and polish. In the COur Henri iii. there is
an iron staircase of very gentle slope, ny which
the horses 20 up to the riding school. situated OH
d level with the picture gallery.
II The Ancient Mexican Calendar shows a
nicer adjustment Of civil to solar time than any
that has been found in the world besides IL mad
week OF five days. and their months We're
periods twenty DAYS. 1t is note worthy that this
divls'on of time by the residents Of the American
continent cores pOnded with that OF Western A n
and China and also with that of one period OF
The Egyptians, wherein the annual season and
festivals returned 10 the same point in nearly
fifteen Centuries
ATTENDANCE AND MILEAGE AT A FUSRRAL.-A
man In virginia who possesses property mated
~ s0O.OOU IN amount was recently called upon 70
administer upon the estate Of deceased brother
who left little property. w hen he rendered his
accounts to the Judge of Probate they Were found
To contain, among other charges, the sum OF p!
Tor one days time in attending the funeral of his
brother, and 81 for railroad fare in going and
coming from the funeral, We have not heard
whether or not this attendance and mileage has
been allowed
IL clerk from Cincinnati entrusted with 4
sum OF money for a payment in distant town
stopped at his swe9theart's house on his Journey
and her destinations made him linger His EN-.
Pioycrs. surprised at his delay, published him as
defdulter; out he was simply lover. and honest
as the payment, though delayed, was made. and
he returned To the city.
IL Last Tuesday drOver influenced consider
ably By liquor. astOn;shed the passengers about
the Ohoand Mississippi Railroad Depot, St. Louis
ny scattering l.5tO In bank bills about the plat
form, As freely rs If they had been handblls OF
advertising cards. The money gathered and
he was prevailed upon to receive it back
III In district in Upper Canada the other
DAY, the mag stratsS refused tn issue the necessary
warrants for the arrest of nln who WAS suS pecte,i
OF having destroyed his own child. because ii
would cost fifty dollars to bold an inquest upon
the child. and it might not be true. This is OK
ceedingly doubtful economy to say the least of it
W A Frencbman named Serre committed SUI
eide III New York last week by swallowing
arsenic. He left note for his children stating
The cause to be despair from incuEabe sickness
IL Springfield, Mass, manufacturing com
pany have just completed, a, cost of rising
~lOuOO royal carriage for the Egyptian Vice
r0ys travelling excursions
~ e. r. Litchteld. the North Adams Mass
cashier and ssdurer of Matte Butler is said to be
engaged in bookkeeping in New York
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A BAKER SCFFOCATEDI HIS OWN DOUGH-The
London News of December 18th has the following
"A few DAYS ago considerable excitement was
caused I'm Marlborough by the reuar able man.
ner in which 4 respectable Young man, named
VIM. Nee, about II years of age, met with his
death. The deceased who baker. was, it
appears accustomed to rise early for tue pur pose of
preparatory measure for Il batch of bread. On the
morning Of the painful occurrence he rose appa-
rently well as usual, and commenced preparing.
the dough for baking, having SD far proceeded
with lis work to mix I'm all the requisite in
gradients On Others going into the baking house
they found their companion in the dough trough,
sufocated and quite dead 1t is generally sup
posed that deceased who had been subject to apo
ple'ic fits on one or two prior occasions, was SIM
llarly seized the morning In question, and fell
head foremost INTO mixture % yeast, flour, and
water -
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MEDICINES.
RI rs NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOU Il 6,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
v1z:-THAT PR0EESS0R! WOODS HAIR

vIz:-THAT P R9EGssss34kt v WooDs HAIR
Will preserve in5aAisiy the sroicth and color of
the hair if used two or three tunes A 70 Hn
lmagnable age Perfectly, restore the Cover Ss;s
make it more soft and beautiful than any OIL, and
preserve the scalp free from all 'e nctors
Clergymen. Professional n oh, AID Gentlemen ana
Ladies of al classes, all over the woid bear testi-
mony that we do not say 700 much In It's ia'of'
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Charles CO., Mo, Nov l9, %.
were induced 10 your Hair Restorative aud ts
eects wonderful, feel orr duty 10 you and me
perfectly with and some called se1d
head The hair almost entirely came Cd N
Restorative; did with ttle hope of success but 10 our
tho diaea.e eSr aud new and
crop hair started and say that our
any other child We can therefore, do hereby, recon-
mend Rescrae, perfect remedy Ter all diseases OF
GEORGE ". HIGGiNBoTH.M,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM.
PROF. wOoD-Dear Sir: My h,ir had, for several years
been becoming prematurely gray, accompanied by hrs
the application OF on
in dressing When commenced Using your HAIR hesor"
tive months ago that Condition; aud ha'
ing continued ITS I'LL within the i's three weeks mas
turned natural color, and assumed oitness an" IuIe
grriy be preferred TO those produced by The application
OF OILS or any othrT ;., wc,hcr TO be-
usei Hair Restorative or for the simple purpose Of
dressing beauIiyng the HAIR You have permission to
ali who eaterln doubt OF lie performing all
''N u" Mrs C sYMoSp., III Third street.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, lo57.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dee s. 1857.
PROF NpOD-Desr Sir: By the advice Of Trend OF
mine, who has been your H'r Restorative MAS M
duced to try It, had the fever, time last My, aud
,rlv every Ia heed Now hLlr his
cam. in great Ss.l thicker than Nothing bot i
duty and feel 10 others no
ar. .ict.d have been. would induce 10 give TINS
public acknowledgement OF the benefit have received from
Prot W GODS HAIR Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A X JACOBS
The Restorative is put up bottles OF three sizes
viz: large medium snd small the small holds nalt
n pint, aud retaiS for one dollar per bottle: the me
dunn holds at least twenty per cent more IN proper
lun than the sma II. retaiis for two dollars per bot
tie; t'a large mold, quart, a. per cent more In
Proportion. and Ietalls for S3a bottle.
Oh. WOOD & CO, Projectors, 3i2 Broadway
lshnent.) and ia Market street, st. Louis. Mo-:
ard sold ny all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers Ia S-eo9n
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TIE ALL sUFFICIENT THREE
TRIESEMAR, I. 2, 4.

AnAESEMAh, i. y, 4 s,
Protected by Royal Letters Patent Of England, and
scored BY the Seals of the Eeole d. Fhar,nn.;s n
Pa'ts. and the Imperial Coilese Of Medicine
Vienna
No. L is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator-
rhRa, and all ply steal d. sabihties.
No. z completely Grad Gates all traces of those
diseases that have heen hitherto treated hy the
seous and perncious use Of oo2avIa and cubebs,
No. has entirely sunpianted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby lIsurlng to the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing allimPuties and roofing out the
form of a lozeng.. devoid of tas te and smell And
can BE carried ia the waistcoat pocket Sold m tin
cases, and divided into separate doses, as admi5is
tered by VatPeau, l.alemand, Roux, RIoord. a q.
PrIce S. each. or four for 80 which save. a.:
and IN SH cases, whereby there is saving Of 10
To be had. Wholesale and retail, Of Dr. BARROW
ia Bleeoker street, four doors below McDoueai
street. New York. Immediately on reoeiyine a "a
mittance, Dr; Barrow will forward the TIIesemsr
TO any part OF the world. securely packed, and nd
dressed according to the Instructions of the Lie,
Sold ALSO hy s. CALVERT FORD, Jr., Wash.
lnStoh, u V, de Sam
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MISCELLANEOUS.
&c GATHERS SALOON.n

II &C. GATHERS SALOON
Stairs Of this establi shmsnt on the same mag
ni6cent scale as that Of the Saloon, my facilities
for fuFfp5i iaRtER OR SUPPER PARTIES
are unsurpassed. A handsom Parlor Tin addition
has si BEEN sS most i beautifully fitted up With
ture carpets. 10. All the rooms nave been enlarged
and newly painted and Paperod In handsome style'
inaueemerts to Dinner and Supper Parties
Capable of accommodating and comfortably seating
one hundred and twenty FIVE persona
accomplished artists and nothing thst skill and n
gsnulty could suggest left undone to render my
aspR sve dishes prepared and sent
to any part Of the city at the shortest n1tcs with
Out any extra 0nf Me- asa
no 9 eo2m between 18th and 18th SITS.
TOBIAS, OPTICLAM.
Il as PENN. AVENUE, BIr. ~ AND 9Th S7s.
nos. my snd' and the
above Place, where may a. ways DC tound, to$0
s d4 s.snF y 81 fs to sut 81
AS to my capabilities, and the satisfaction have
PRRR s ss to
aHd elsewhere, that have of the most eminent gem
the Sona qss be
read as guide to those who wish to be well suited.
ther do warrant N me or any other Glasses to sut
you for space Of SIX years, as will read in an
This is certainly lew phase to endsavor to improve
a Doctors bad business. | will not impose unpn ar
them believe such nonsense can only add, that II
your eyes DO not undergo change, then will war
Yon viii At ali times find in my, Establishment a
and EYE GLASS Els, with real Brazilian Pebbles
a Resk H EEEsSPE t SSs
kfFaRss EssEEgSs zMSA sP$ s+ae
variety Of other useful Optics. annex few of tho
FIos. ais EresHe1ey, fks tropeyxsr Of v,ys,n,s
have tried pair OF speotaees cb 8sT 'f from
@ p@ ab h G
'ns' ''as recommend MN KENNY s3l H RWPfssEsn
Fo.r tbs lat. Hon yuds. Bxr.v
WsTHI Inc T0b 1n,y H. Is
IT, was sTsed nd that Mr. Tobiss to
Measurements, and he has made me pair Of specsa
o!es that suit me admirably. A. P. BUTLER.
F,o~. sAs Hon S,erssary Of State Of y,-s,.,e.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMoND. Dec. 81. 1884,
Dear SAY: Gov. Wise having shown me the spec
soles you sent him; and disc .verng that the focus
70 sses to syvs ssW
tpted ] have since received them, and am srathed
I ns Fs ms Pss and
0fyon1 bill Very r0ssPssso5irW,;y ", MSfiyNFoRp
JoHr TOBIAS, EsS, Washington, ID. G.
Hon Prof Backs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA. 1874
have used Ba5 Of Glasses of Brazilian Pebble.
They clear, Of excellent figure, and well mounted
H Please observe that my, Estahllshmsn. is on
PENN fTSnafA ss'xsfH aFS RGoMs
Whe,l yp u VII obtain good Likeness, esual to
HsasI fs.sS1speh' 'n' a. moderate 'nAr'e'
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TINE CELERRA1ED DIR. }. S. roses
NE.rs&SLCIN E@E.

a.
Thece remedies a-e tie result Of thirtyfive years
Oh extensive and successful practice, and are the
Only Trilablc preparations 10 cure the ysrlCas ills
that flesh is heir 10.
DR.. J. S. EOSES COUGH SYRUP OR tx
PECTORAN NJ, will radically cure Coughs, COlcs,
Hoarseness, BRONCHITIS, and al Lung disesses.
Or. J. S. RIOS Els ALTERNhTTVE SYRUP,
o. Blood Purifier, for the of Scrofus, Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Uioc-s, weiled Neck and
a. d, ssases ARISING from Gil impure state Of the
DIX. J. S. R6SErS DYsPEPyTC comPo UND.
TIC only sGre cure for Dys2epsis end Liver Com
paint Price 20 cent?.
De. J. s. ROSES PAIN CURER. Il is nots
81; but it MSS stood the test of SIS years
Pains in ID Stomach and Bowels, Spralns, Bruises
Pains in the Limbs, Joints, Back and Srine, or any
pain internally or externally. Price u, IS and ~
cent? a bottle.
TEeEe TeTpedies, and r:any Others referred TO in
u. Roses hiadica! Adviser, (Which book NAV be
AL gTdtts at any of tbs drug stores where the mod
cineS are kept have been used with by over
ts.'h persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to that they are genuine
by having the Doctors trrit.en sisxotsre ore, saeS
coyk and on each label.
H Kept by all Druggists. ses-tr
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ever Ford's Drug Store. % sl-,v
IM.,e 9 FOR ffa hR K RsksroRAryoN OF
SSEERsTT 1T. LAMBS TO MARKET in THE

n.
The grant of lands made nv act of Congress an
proved June s. 1850, To the STATE OF LOUISIANA 10
ao ~ the CONSTRUCTION of certain railroads therein
lhehtoned having teen far adj usted author
ize The release fro" withd avail of the lands here
vacant cfersd lands which lie out,i ds Of al. mis-
on esch eide 't the railroad from New Orr, aus hr
under mention ei townships, which have rot been
Ntr''ed IN riTfn, of SAD grant r-serrod for
,ntIgat the da'e of vithdraws a. the ordinsfy mir
unde9 the ,cf r, acre; or at the gTsdu,ted plees
p,ivate entry on the days at the p,ces herein
per acre. or st t A. Inc osaitsry mIpl%um Of rs
graduated at the date of withdrawal.
At the Land Once at NEW OBLE.,,. ON Mopd,y,
the ttth day Of Mnreh next-vIz:
So";h Of ae base ling Of he principal 1srrd,an
townships IS aud d nc 81 ranss ''r'
Iown.hips Is. u, aad IS, Of ranges Is and H.
Townships IS Il, IS. and Il. 90 Grange is Is
townships Z, -. u, IS. IL. and Is, Of ranseI7.
Iow"s%ips r. i, ana AND i Is Of
Townships u, Is. and IL, Of range N.
rrovn.hips u and II, Of ange q
townships IS, l6, and ". of range q
.r ownsSiPPs y, Is; IS, and u, Of range as
Township Ia. ofranse IS.
~, Al the Land Office at OPELousa., ON mord,r.
the l2fh day q March next-viz:
No'm o. me base line and east Of "a. principal We
Township 1, of ranges and ?.
Ncrfh Of the tos. line and rest Of the PRINCIPAL me.
townships ], s, and 4, of ransel
roNnships ], z, 4, and 5, of range2
io~nships J, z, and 8, of ranges
SCUM Of the ease hHe and east Of IA. p,,,,,,oI ,,,
ridian.
cShenips l, z, 4, 2, and.lO, of rangel
ovhshlps !. 2, So, 9, Ia. and n Of ,anseo
rosnshlps z, 8, ., 6. and ", range
roSnshlps 2, -, S, and Il, OF ranseS.
,rsships =, ,, z. III, u. and IS. of range l.
roHnships4 5, 6. ., and Is of Iangn6
rSnsnips 8,a, 10, n, IS, and Ia. of ranse1
Tmps >, 10, ", IL. and l4 of ranges
snenips =. l", IL, and u, of ranges
HoSnshlps u and IS, of range 10
roSnehlps 10, ~. IL, 70 and Ia of r.n.e n
TOWNSHIPS III, II, Is, and Ia of range %
SoAh @ fhe base Tine and tce Of IN, pr;..i,aI ,,,
townships I, 2, and G. of ranroI
moWrshIps and 2, # range
rownshlpsl J, 2, Z, and s. of rsnras
pa !, = 8. and 6, of ranges & rpds
Tships 4, al s, OF Tasges And &
rnsnshipsl s, and { Of ranges
Io~hshiPs z, ), and 4, Of ranges 10 And n
niven under INV hand, at the city of ws.h,,s
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Actg Ccmmissic ner General Land ,,fbc.
NoIE:-phder the reg etons Of the de ma rt,ne,,
az a. to'nre and now existing no pa, ment car ha
.a3e ,ot advertising procaa.aiions except Ia snch
Rupshers as are specially dufhori1 ID Ia pub 81 n.
w; ~, missioner oi the General Lsnd Office