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The Opelousas courier., 1855-08-25
Opelousas. April 28th. 1855.
III Es-XW GOODS
Reaaa aaOUegEo

Mn. PErrERkoRN, Boot and
sza.. - Shoe Maker, respectfully in
-. forms the public and his Gust
omers, that he has removed his Boot & Shoe
Shop, on Main; street, between Landry and
Bellevue streets, late sfhceef the Telegraph,
where he il ready TO receive all orders, for
cash only.
He takes this occasion to invite all those
who are indebted to him to take into conaid-
ara1ion hia -. -. misfortune and to come and
settle tbs quickest possible.
. 0palonaas, April 18th, 1858. -
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CAUTION TO sBoys.--At Newburyport
Mass, few days since son Of Phineas
Drew, aged fourteen years, met his death
from rush Of blood to the head, caaased BY
the very dangerous and common habits among
boya, Of ssanaiag On the head.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-08-25
Opelousas, July 21st, 1856.
> SHERlFF'S SALE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

IF
va, St. Landry.
Thomas c. Anderson & ais, No. ITO
10y virtue fan order of seizure an sale,
81 ID issued in the above entitled suit, by
the District Court, in and for the Parish ofSt Lsr-
dry, and tc me directed, will be exposed 10 public
saIe at the Court House of this Parsh on Saturday
the 1st day ofseptember, A. D., 1855, commencing
at the hour of il o'clock, A NJ. and continuing
from day to day, if Necessary, ali the right, title
interest and demand Of fThomas c. nderson in and
to the following described property seized to sats-
fy said order. to. witt
A Negro Girl, named Judea, aged about 80 years
and her two children; one named Emma, aged
about 12 years, and Albert aged about 0 years.
Conditions six hundred and thirty-three dol
lars and one third cent, payabiecash together with
interest thereon at per cent per annu, from first
May, 1855, and the balance (if any there bel pay
able on the FIRST May, 1856.
J. B. DAVID, Sheriff.
sheriff7s Office St. Landry, July 2sth, 1856
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flpEl llIIshs FINALE ACADEMY

- - 81 r. & MRs. HOY, with the assistance
LEV Of Miss Hoy and NINE. DE ST ANGE,
will omen on the 9th of March, in the Town of
a First Glass School, where the practl-
cal as well as the ornamental branches OF female
education. will be taught. They are prepared to
give thorough instruction in the English, french,
German and Italian Languages, also Music Lessons
OH the Piano and Guitar. Drawing, Painting, Trans
fering French Embroidery in Silk Chenille and
Worstetl plain Needle Work, Calesthenies. Deport-
tneat Dai.sing, Equitation. The Principal hopes
with The assistance of able Teachers, and the adj
vantage papis wtltdesire. from constant personal
eare to secure the patronage of the inha5itants OF
0pefeusassana eieInity.
Terms per session OF twenty-one weeks payable
one half 10 advance the balance on the middle OF
the session,
Tt1t.5ff Ia Primary Department. 8 20 90
ss46 do advanced do % 90
E French. Italian, German. saeA, 10 0o
IL Al Gaitar. SO 90
sTYrs,viny. SIS # Is 90
paint;ns 90 90
French Embroidery in silk Chenille and ~.
Ssaias4hesn;es sDenartnae,,f Dancing. 12 90
70 E,,t;tat;au reF lesson 90
3 Boarding, Washing. Fuel and Lights, 90 w
Nine. DE ST. Asses having entered into prioT
engagement at Mrs Hemy's School IN Natehez
viii not be able forske present to join the School.
Onslousss, March 10th. 1855. #a
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Sale for Taxes.

WDY virtue Of the powers in me vested
- by law, as Sheriff and Collector of the
pose At public sale, for cash. without appraisement
at the Court House, in the Town of Opelousas, Pa
rish Of ST. Landry, on Saturday, frst day Of Septen-
.sr afrt, 1855, beginning at Il o'clock, A. ~, and
continuing from day 70 day, II ti1ssssays all the
rights, titles and interests Of William Fl. Parrot
to the following described property, seized to satisfy
the amount of State Taxes for 1851, 1852 and 1858
due by said William Il. Parrott, to-wit:
A certain nsgra-n1an, named GEORGE, aged
about IS years.
J.B. DAVID, Sheriff and
Collector Of STATE 1azss. ,
81. Landry. yuty 2Sth 1855
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Judicial Sales, sc.
Public Sale,

By the undersigned, a public auctionser
an and for the Parish Of st. Lu'sdry
TMSHE public are hereby informed that
e there will be offered at public sale, by
the undersigned, public auctioneer, in and
for the parish of St. Landry, at the last resi-
denee Of the deceased, in this Parish, on
Wednesday, 18th day Of September
next, 1856 the following described proper
ty, bsaonging to the Estate in community be-
tween Celeste Pitre and her children, Issue
of her marriage with Napoleon Frutel, de-
ceased, late Of the Parish of St. Landry,
to-vitr.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-08-25

Kno,c-N NotAing Councils being Self-dissolvsd. We
hear frequently of such patriotic instances, and we
now find the following act of dissolution by the
K. N. council of Anderson county, KY. in the
Georgetown (Ky.,) Herald of the 25th of July. 1t
deserves the serious consideration of Know
M
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judicial saEeS, &C.
TSzhz.c aala.

Estate of Joseph Thomas, deceased
EDY virtue of an order from the Honora.
ED bic the Eleventh Judicial District
Court of the State of Louisiana, in and for
the Parish of Franklin, bearing date the 2lst
December last 1854, and to me directed, l,
Jean Bite. David, Sheriff Of the Parish of St.
Landry, will offer for sale, at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, before the
Court House door, in the Town Of Opelousas,
on
Tuesday, the 18th September next,
1865 the following described property, be-
longing to the Estate of said Joseph Thomas,
deceased, to-wit:
s9sn A Tract OF Land,
tsisi1ss ssf ssss thus described, to-wt: The East
=. Half of the South East Quarter of
Section twenty-five in Township one South of
Range two East, in the District of Land, SUBJ
ject to sale at OpeIou.as, Lcuisiana, contain
ing eighty acres and 30 hundredths of an
acre.
Terms assd Conditions One fourth
cash, and the balance in one, two and three
years credit The purchaser giving his notes
with approved security, to bear eight per
cent. interest per annum from maturity until
paid, and the Land to remain specially mort
gagged until final payment.
in. BITE. DAVID, Sheriff.
Opelousas, August 18th, 1855.
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There il man in Vermont who feeds bis
geese on iron filings and gathers stock psxs
from their wing. ag.' av
The Opelousas courier., 1855-08-25
.Julv 9Th 1855

The Rough and Ready Council, No. 23l met
according to a previous appointment: The Presi-
dent waving the, usual ormalites of an obligation,
the Council proceeded to transact business; where
upon Mr.. B. B. Goodwin offered the following
resolutions which were adopted:
l. Resolved, That this Council is this day dis
solved, and the members thereof are left free to
vote for whonlsoever they please at the August
election and in all time to come.
q Reso7ped That we look upon the Order az be-
ing dangerous to this government and we'll calcu-
lated to dissolve the Union of these States.
g. Resolved further That we do earnestly solicit
our Wing and Democratic friends in this State to
dissolve their connection with such an order, as
we do believe It too strongly tnctuTed with aboIi-
tonis to suit the honest and patriotic citizens Of
Kentucky.
The Council then adjourned.
4. o. HAWKINS, President.
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4 CERTAIN TRACT or LAND,

situated in the Parish of St. Landry, in the
ward called the Passe or Prairie Ronde,
measuring seventy arpents, more or less,
bounded on the East by the land of Dali
court Joubert, on the North by the land OF
Celestin Pierre Mouille, on the West by the
land of Paul Andrepout and on the South
by the land of Francois G. Pitre pere, being
the same purchased from Mrs Marie Andre
pout, wife of Jehu Pitts, on the 9Th day of
April 1S49, by an act before Yves D'Avy,
notary public.
One pair work oxen, twelve head of
gentle horned cattle, one. lot of
wild horned cattle, four mares,
one calash, oratory utensils, ri
fe, horses, sheep, eight jack
asses, one house, &c.
Conditions One third payable on the
first of April 1856, one third ON the LIST Of
April 1857 and the last third on the first of
April 1858. Purchasers furnishing approved
personal security to the satisfaction of the
and the lanu to remain mort
gagged until final payment of the principal
and interest, that may accrue, at the rate of
eight per cent per annun, from maturity un-
til paid. SIMEON FONTENOT,
Auctaoneef.
0nelousaz Aurust I 1th 1858
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10y virtue of the powers in me vested
d by law, as Sheriff and Collector Of the
State Taxes for the Parish of st. Landry, | will
expose at public sale, for cash, without aPpralse-
ment at the Court House, in the Town Of Opelousas
Parish ofSt Landry, on Saturday. frst dayg Sep,
tender nsxt 1855 beginning at o'clock, A. NJ. and
continuing from day TO day, if necessary, all the
rights titles and interests of Edwin B. Scott to the
following described property, seized to satisfy the
amount of State Taxes for 1851 1852 and 1853, due
by said Edwin B. Scott, to-wit: -
A certain negro man, (grif,) named LEE.
C y. B. DAVID, Sheriff s
V asd Collector Of State Tazes for St, Landry.
0pelonsas, Jnly 26th, 1855. s e
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gtSGe of Loa;lN(a)la.

c21&tS$ ~ Wv 1AS~ ~ %ESVSE$>
polis1 n,51e,eE eF S. cGgnn, Ians,v. No. 1887.
Estate Of Eugene Layergne, deceased,
"a TRBAIN C. LAVERGNE, of the Par
q ish of St. Landry, Administrator Of
the Estate of Eugene Lavergne. deceased, late
of said Parish, having filed a final tableau of
the affairs of said Estate, accompanied by q
petition praying that the same may be homo
LOCATED. And whereas the prayer of said pc
tition has been granted by an order of Court,
dated Sth August 1855. @
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested to make opposition, ifany they have,
within thirty days from the dateshereof why
said Tableau should not be confirmed and
homologated, and the Administrator be dis
charged from all further liabilities, as such
and his bond cancelled.
A. GARRTGITEss Clerk.
Opelousas, August 11th., 1855.
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Lafayette, May 18th, 1855.--+tf
Boavsr Greek Springs.

FNyNE undersigned has the honor 70 inform her
u friends and the public, that she is the nana-
ger of that establishment and that she will be pre-
pared to accommodate visitors at these springs on
the first of Jane next. They are distant from ope-
lousas aboat,30 miles, from Bayou Darbone 10 miles
ana from BAYOU Chieot8 miles Coaches can al
ways be procured at OpeIousas and Washington 70
transport any nuber Of passengers to the springs
The situation is one of the healtheat in the State
and The waters possess i've different medical quali-
ties game and fish abundant and can easily be
procured Gentlemen fond of hunting, should bring
their gsns Fishing tackle may be purchased at
the springs. The undersigned has made arrange
neuss to have excellent music during the season,
and viii nse every exertion to satisfy d
The new roaelsby the mill and the new bsadges
along the route are in perfect ordeT.
TBRMs or BoARD.
Per day, payable weeklyJ 81 60
Children and servants half price,
Horses, per day, 15
~ For families liberal deduction will be
RACHEL GRADENIGo, Manages.
0pelousas May i2th, 1866. gsass 81
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~ y1 kSsssS sI

EAR pr, Il ofers hrs services as dentist to
-EID the public iof st. Landry. All his works y
plneaiiih and inserting. of artificial teeth are war
ranfed and performed by the latest and most ap-
proved process.
Ohics at he late residence q aliss Margaerisc
@ ClIretietI i:i 0pelonsas. ,s
B.-Dr. plate will 20 wherever be may se
nfotessiohuiy called but patients will md great
aavantare III calling themselves at his cfiee.
upeionsas, Aprii 2sth., 1855. .-ly
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A TRACT OF LAND.

containing one hundred and eighty superb
cial arpents (more OF. less);4 Horses, one
Chest of ofCarpenter's Tools, one Saddle and
Bride, Household Furniture, &c.
Terms and Conditions One, two and
three years credit. from the day ofsale. Pur-
chasers furnishing their.notes with good and
sufficient security, bound in solido, to the sa
tisfaction of the administrator of sad Estate,
to whose order and at whose domicil they are
to make payable, bearing interest at per
cent per annum, from maturity. The land
remaining specially mortgaged unto said Es-
tate until full and entire payment of capital
and interest ALP. DEBAILLON,
Auctioncer
~ a1aa 1osss
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Public Sale,
Estate of George w. Addison

Estate of George w. Addison.
TWyHE public are hereby informed that
q there will be sold at public sale, to
the last and highest bidder, by Public
Auctioneer, in aud for the Parish of St. Lam
drv before the Court House, in the Town of
Opelousas, on
Monday, the Sd day of September
next, 1855; the following property, belong
ing to the Estate of the late Geo. W. Addison,
deceased, as also, certain property belonging
to the partnership Of Addison & Sandoz,
to-wit:
A CERTAIN NUMBER OF
Notes and Accounts,
belonging to the Estate of said Geo. W.
Addison, as also, the undivided two thirds of
certain .... ..... ......
NOTES AND ACCOUNTS,
remaining due to said co-partnership of Ad-
Olson & Sandoz.
These notes and accounts will be sold by
lots amounting to about $500 each, to suit
purchasers, the approximative amount of said
claims being nearly $4,000.
Terms and Conditions.- One years
credit from day of sale, purchasers furnish
ing notes with security in solido, to the salts
faction of whom the right, and payable to
the order and ct the domicil of the Admins
TRAITOR, with eight per cent. per annum in
terest from maturity.
JOEL H. sANDOZ,
@.@ administrator.
Opelousas, August 18TH, 1856.
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YAs.EGO GONAglLM s!s0N,N {

& THE undersigned just from
sA~A ~A5New Orleans, offers for salo,
- at reasonable prices, his SPLEEN
did stock of Fashionable Ready made cloth
ings for summer, pantaloon stufs, paletots,
vests, &c, new goods for ladies, muslins, jac-
onets, bareges. tissue silks, &c, fine assort-
ment of broidery, founced dresses and others,
silk and coarse hats, shoes, boots, for gentle
men, ladies and children, hardware, crockery-
ware, and a complete assortment of coarse and
fine calcoes, fine assortment of groceries and
Call and examine before going elsewhere
s., GARRIGUES.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-08-25
A CYpRESS SWAMp.

situated in this Parish, adjoining the land Of
Bosnian Lyons. on the north side. - as
A Vachery in the Parish Of 8. Ian
dry another yacher IL he Parish
OF Galoasieu, and another one in
the Parish of Vernillon, .asoon.1
siderable lot of butchery beeves,.
/ "a great quantity. Of horses and
mares and d lot of fencing pick
cts, &c.
TIE conditions Of the sale aye:.-one,
two and three years credit, from. the first
April last, 1855, purchasers furnishing their
notes with good and sufficient solido endor.
sers, TO the satisfacsiaa Of the ExscQtrlx, and
made payable al her dos4icil il Ihis Parish,
and All sums not punctually paid ct maturl-
u. to bear interest. at the rate Of eight per
cent per annun from the day they become
due until final payment. IN. aas
srrIt viii be offered for sale, for cash. on
tbs above aid day, ! part Of the above mel'
tianed beeves. Z
ADELTNE DUpUIs, Erecatys1.
AbbeviIle, August 1Ith, 1855.
- - 81. 1. ne -
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AN0 I,HER

sgeG O9 ass M es
situated in this Parish, on the west side of
said Bayou Vermillon, containing one ar
pent less one sixth front on 40 arpents in
depth, bounded on the upper side by the land
Of Zephirin Guidry and on the lower side
-alan hr The land Of Zephirin GuidrY g.
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judicial Sales. Sc.
PuRLlc SALE,
Estate ofSamuel Caruthers.

Estate of fSamuel Caruthers.
FWyHE publicaares hereby informed that
u there will be'sold, by the undersigned,
auctioneer, in and for the Parish of St. Ian
dry, at the house of Sosthene Caruthers, on
Plaquemine Brulee, in the Parish of St..
Landry, on Saturday, the 25th Of August
neat, the following described property, be-
longing to the Estate Of said Samuel Caru-
thers. late Of the Parish Of ST. Landry,
to-vk a
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q. n. ssEsdoz, NOtaE bic.
Once ST The Court-Houss, OpelCasas.
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% I.B z y1Go
w. 80 Z Us saaeE'

MRS 1IEDICIs has the ho-
nor To announce to the public Of
this Parish and the neighboring
I. that she has just made arrange
meats with d good matchmaker Who will be-
81 constantly at Ter Store, for the purpose Of
saa cleaning aud repair eloc and watches, as
ssi also All tae.arteles Of 5eWelry. t s assd
Mrs. Hfedieis has also fine assortment Of
coeks 4 and watches and all kind Of jewelry
II Hafaprlaaa uill b moderate IL ~ ea
Duelcnsas 18th. April 1855. hlss s#ss
UssHs:S = Ksa1EsEsEEKs, s.
eollttIaf, far The Parish Of 81. Landry.
&esk 0ppustsakhe Court House, II the oas
osenpied by Nessss Martel ! Hsray, isTyarA
0pdoaass. Augass -, 1885.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-08-25
A GER TAIN NUMBER OF
Notes and Accounts.

belonging to the Estate of said Geo. W.
Addison, as also, the undivided two thirds Of
certain ....
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Sale by the Court Of .Prvbates.
By N. Leo Hilbert, Sheriff.

Estate OF ZephiFin GHidfy, deceased.
10y virtue of an order from the Honora-
MD BILE the 18th Judicial District Court,
in and for the Parish of Vermillon, there will
be offered at public sale, to the last and high
est bidder, at the residence Of Jean Baptisse
Maillet. in this parish, on b
Monday, Sd day Of September next,
1855; the following described property, be.
longing to said Estate, to-wit
.6tF#3sSl - -, - -, - mwnua4 "A
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Z. o. HAWKINS, PRESIDENT.
JoHN T. PAvLER, Secretary pro tenn.
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AND ACCOUNTS
miscellaneous

Opelousas, August 18th, 1855.
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SALE FOR TAXES,

ST. Landry, July 2sth, 1855.
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Notice Of the discontnuAnce n the Unitsd States
iand Ollie ss at lie, gineenAes, and .tin-
Indiana.
gcss approved June Ii. o which declares hat vhene
public lands Remaining pnsoid any land dis
number t~r hundred
shall be the Secretary of the Treasury
Ia ID Office for such dis.rct and land in
shall gsold the OF
office, Shall h. ahect sale al Of The
Offices the district which the
discontinued of which abs Secretary
Treasury shall Ho:c ~ end inasnuca the 10 section Of
approved Sepiebey ISL pUthorzes e Secretary OF
continue land district IN which situated te
o lie states, Notwithstanding the
such district amour, 10 hun
bis opinion such continuance may be
pon, OF the
approved June R icin and inasnacA ae duty
bor. dpolpcd the Sestcry Of he Interior
6 ae al to esA s oYc Ussarfraenf approved ID March,
lbs9;
accordingly hereby gyen that 10 view o. reports from
the land oes JEYTKRsosvILLE, VacENsss ana WhAhA1,
said districts reduced below
acres, the Ssrtay The Itcrior sh the
directed sar tina land offices at
VscExKRs, aud WsAAAc t 5ias VI Indiana
lands unsod az ihc 'Ge OF the
de subject sais 81 the land Office az EDI
AN AP the seat Of government Of said State
unsod unappopard by law and subject
II districts discontinue
suhjcf those Offices
Of this by registers and receivers
land officers at viii give public
they receive applica
''- = w mr. Y JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of me IeEsrsi Land otice
jAsuaxy IS, 1855.
Jan a1-2awGw IStarl
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senate wsshnsor, tres ~ say ehsss er srass ca
%. lVth II Se4tem.bcnnxxN
svy srsses y sssy ssst gs4ss, wals - d..
aFfseis . eyilea for.
Tbs rkht u expressly ES4cFesd IN shAl ev Rsros,
esdes, reasonable socs, additional qaa1a
all 90 said ecss that ay fsaefsa ler The he
anrtHs tho AIRY fourth
saclenf ~rscsnss o. eaeh aracie prepcscs ioS CO
Qste. sna al envelopes zs3 aeessPsny poyosa 49,
marked with the TIE pto.os,s, "a. pse s
fha Of each sssiv. speeea ~ snr Foregoing III -
aeeafed esss aud he person oaSag 3rntsh 49,
pce (quaty coustderea1 caatFac, ~
saas, o. Wing tona snu.f
cepste, petofsa hsseu -
forfeiture twice the contract prize - iae wAlA -
be hiea IL sne osce OF ne Secretary witha a ~
proposals have heed aerepsad
u anicie eonseea uf shead ACT ~ delivered sHi.
time sfgaAicd should sntetes respect ne 49,
the Aon6 ~ eunifacsot VIII tc prs Ia rnts
Psopa~sls sheuid e9a ssea Rtoposae tr aiOnsry -
freposais sgteia.sa- asserea smes A. \
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Notice Of Restoration and Withdrawal Of cer-
tain Lands In the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
MT In

NOTICE hereby gwen Consequence representa-
IN tons part VI MIS-
material ehansu Ia the u C4iso and
heretofore Withdrawing
lsna. fson gsaa said rsqaes
tDa sAoid released substituted
said sasr
soata 81 The old ffraen ~
hu Ia directed mat ee
toSnshp- hepaeE which
wlarawn bis order "a lh May sss, ana
puue No DAT.
Jaaaasy es Caro- aud Fulton stoad sraut ~ t
safe AssouE, si othf
townships nsnsed below lnclsdas portion q s
w.snaa te psoAs ~ te
sansti
utra ensry lPeeps.on claims NOT
J.oKsos, Assocxs which subject psvsie e
- the date which
~l subject private
sutfy AFTER n.sfssafA day ~ AarcA aeEi
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No 52I
NOTICE % the temporary continuance 81 the land
IN Office Vigceunes, Indiana
compliance with The Of Congress- February b.
1855. which pr0vrs that the Offices
continued at Vinsenne Indiana, mill ani repos,
have been made by the
approved eighteen haadred and
entitled An titles
Indiana" the
52) dated January 25 1885, directing dconnuanee
land offices adna suspended in application
Office until the required
of27h July 1854 OF the commissioners shall
fully performed OF which due NOTICE will be given.
Given under hand, the city Of washng;cn, This m day
February, 1885.
Ohm WILSON,
Commissioner he General Land Once.
Feb is-iaWew Hint *
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las removed his office his resia n Funhlia Row -
81 and Th,ftreu. He viii devote ls u
principally Jniiad States surrsmr rsah
Baging devard mnsl t,s law concerning pasrats
advice and .rMiens egsl questions arsins 70 eaA
Tic Pafepf Gflcv and appes " III. chsaf justice 49,
ssesR ~ me Dssret ~ calrnils and VIII atm $3.50
preparation and tria of sn,ss eos'erginR pafeiJi5
TIE wi also give written opinions aud pf~paa afgdmoAp
nss hsying claims before Congress either ~ the taftu
sdiutipaliOn-
AR
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isHARLEs Ire Jones. IN ~ ms ons,.v ,,-c,. -
Dsssrrs viii n,.tse "a the
% ne unsea The ne wv ron.d
enprt m the investigation ~ cs-s Tnaes
te measurement q rarc before ts Supreme pos
~ ssss h~fe
fais- GENERAL Jenss, though rerd s yen.yoi
prns whi unite with an ~nrre.
of cstee
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