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FURY DE I Tporo St. Landry.
y Assemble 4 TOY a,,aa .
R&solu, que y, & septcmbre 1865,
soit annuie, e1 y II de la Take du hall
road pour Fanr ltorise a collector con
formement a 5txe. ct ~lorsquil arriyert
que iasffoprig our l~satisfaire Ia dite taxe
mes! pa Nenf d oueIe montant ofiert ~
serait pas egas Il dc laSyAaxe ct des frais gu
sen sl,ivralenf e inn On Fautre cas-, lie di
collector est fs IN - ar nom ct au pr4f
dc Ia pa.oy ! riete ainsi saisie, pour uh
sonlpue II SIso;, de montant de 10 ta
iiaA' GUY II. BELLE
con np Is ]arrisrGs "a 10 resolution 81 -4y.a
ouYI Vera accord. sonts 4elai, ct gu
ie ppa immediata sTt, scion la loi q Texea1
tiop yoir. e. CAN'T, Collects
n AS. EALER. Horloger, Bij9 ns1ou.
Orfevre, encoignure Main ct St Lanar',m ent de
&Ss, a eonstamment en- main un graz 9 ylaises a !
montres en- or ct en- argent %francase ,enine
double bo1tiers, montres s"Patent Lever nres ct
Boucles d'oreiiles, Bagues, Brooches pour n ~
Epinglcttes pour m~essieurs, ~lunettes, plumeN
ayec manches dor ct d'argent, Parfumerie. Bf
a cheveuX, Sayons de toilette, ct autres articles
longs 4 enumerer, lie tout q DIES prix rcdnits poS
compliant on de BONES aceeptations sur Ia VHle1.
IL executors aussi pour du compliant toutes espe.e
de travaux concernant So profession, avec promptitt
de ct a Ia satisfaction de tois ceuX qui Phonoreronf
d. leur confance. . -" nse
OpelOusas, 10 mars 1856. r.
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FTAT DE LA LoUIsIANE.-Cour de

~ District. paroisse st. Landry. No. 1855. . >.
Succession de Fernando Andrus, decide.
ALRERT d. ANDRus, de la Paroisse st. Landry,
Administrator de Ia Succession de feu Fernando An
drls, ayant p~resente IN tableau final de son admin
~istraticn de la susdite succession, accompagnefj'unc
petition demandant fhomologation d~icelui; Est at
petition par ordre de la Cour, en- date de 20 Mars,
1855;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dome aux
i~nteresses dams cette succession, d'avoir a deduire au
CRETE de Ia Cour susdite, dams trente jours qui sui.
yront la date du present avis, les raisons 81 aucunes
lis ont, pou rlesquelles lie dit tableau finale ne ~seraient
pas APPROVES ct homologues.
Bureau du Grefier, ~ Mars, 1855.
T.. ErefHer.
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TNMAN'S PATENT GATE and DOOR
a SPRING, to which was awarded the First Pre-
MUM at the Worlds Fair, London, 1by1.
The undersigned having been appointed the only
agents for the Parish Of st. landry, wilt keep con-
stantly on hand an assortment of the above Springs,
with Brackets and Screws, which they will sell at
the very low price of one dollar and fifty cents each,
complete.
Opelousas, March Is, 1856.
GENIN, POIRE-G Co. Agents
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ID COLLINS,
MOUNDVJLLE,S
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public that
he has returned from the city with a full assortment
of Fancy, Domestic and Staple
DRY GOODS
of the newest styles and patterns, n great variety of
Plantation Goods, Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Lin
seys, etc. etc, a general stock of Plantation Medi-
cines of the best quali5-: also, q large stock of Gro
eeries, Coffee, Flour, con, Salt, Brandy. Wine,
p. G. is agent for jacobs Cordial. "a
z. Collins will make cash advances or Cotton gu
gar and Molasses consigned to MILLER u FoREsrfER,
NCWOrleans,
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NOTICE.-La societe qui existait ci-devant
~ entire les soussign6s, sous 10 raison de G. n. Ealers
& Co., est ce jour dissoute dun accord mutue, U.
N. Ealer reste seul charge de Ia liquidation.
Opelonsas, 10 mars 1856
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nj URPHY'S HOTEL AND RESTaTl
~ RANT, 9s and 100 st. Charles street ny Y
wei known house ! now in excellent ordsr 81 N NJ
ventilated, and the table inferior to, noSe anq ~, ssl
and Lodging, or either alone, will be furn;sh oes 4
reasonable terms. Ansnea y
Attached to the establishment are supero, n,
I'm Alleys, and a Bar well stocked with Wines M
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r ,OUIS A. PATIN, Encanteur Public
~ dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau
au Grand Goteau. Tous ordres laisses a l'Hotcl
de Union, aux Opelousas, seront promptement exc
cutes. Grand Coteau, Q Feyrier.
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WHE0DORE DEVALGOURT, Notaire
Public ct isncanteur dams ct pour In Paroisse
ST. Landry. Bureau au Grand Coteau. Tout ordre
laisse au magasin de MI. j. b. PoLINGuE sera
promptement execute.
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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING ST0RR
IN WI. HODGSON, No. 1888 Camp street, MI
Orleans, having taken advantage of the past sun,aey
in having his spacious store enlarged and reiAed ea
tirely Icw has taken great pains in choosing m
many ss slies from the Northern and Western hnt
ulactori& and is of the opinion that he can suii IN
most fastidious in their wants Willie selecting hgl
his stock. @A
He has a most complete assortment Of s~ilyerpiah1
ware, Japanned ware, BRITANNIA ware, Hollow waT,
Planished Tin and Plain Tin ware, Iron ware, Eas
mcled ware, Wooden ware, Willow ware, BrusAH,
BrOoIns, Glass ware. etc. s3f
Also, Solar and Hall LAMPS and Lanterns. elhs
Gilt, Bron2ed, Olive or Damask eolors, MrNndAM,
OIL and Camphene @ and a Light Chandeliers, on,
Gas and Camphene Lamps of I'LL descriptions and y
all prices.
His STOVES and RANGES are oil ~unequakd b
reputation; for while he has all the latest and 1noa
approved patterns, he retains a large stock Of the o5
and rel i7i0i6n ones. He has the celebrated D9ube
Oven Morning Star Cooking Stove (four sizes from
$50 to s35 each completely, which is equaled byntE4
1t has double hampers, double drafts, roasting Md
cooking ovens, aud six cooking holes, besides many
other advantages over the majority Of Stoves.
His stock Of Church, Parlor, Bedroom, BarIcor,
Steamboat and Cooking Stoves and Ranges consAs
of the largest and most extensive assortment yet W
troduced in the South.
He deals in Oils of all kinds, Turpentiae, Aleohd
Camphene, Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid.
Also, Office and Parlor Nantes and Crates ofeyv]
description and price. ~
Also, Extra Baskets, Tenders, Ash Crates, BLOW
ers, Pans, etc, of all sizes, at reasonable prices.
He manufacture all kinds Of work in Tin, ShS
Iron and Lead;
And requests that planters, country merchantsMN1
others in want of articles in his line should caA q
him when in NewOrleans and examine his stock and
prices, as he feels confident that he can sell thcS
mr. - a ,-nr,t a-y 1rsa .t A11o HhnfDRH M ~
tail. W. !. H0DGSON, 1873 Camp street
adjoining st. Patrick's Church
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WESTERN EXCHANGE, c0rnc, !,
W Tchonpitoulas and Natchez streets Wswas'
leans. Mrs. WILSON would inform h., -f fsssa
and the public generally that she has onsn aa' IN
above house, and is now prepared to accoommsa y
boarders on reasonable terms. Her table viii sl.ss
be supplied with the best the market afIoras. syal
ated in the heart Of the business portion Of lie cNv
unusual. inducements are offered to merchants l"
others from the country. Refer to the eJiton w X
this paper. sN'~ Nnn Y
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Avocat ct Conseil-
IN Ter, Opelousas, Le., s'occuppera tonte affaire
concernant sa profession, tant dams la paroisse de st.
Landry que dams les parOisses aYoisinantes.
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NOTlCE.--Ihe partnership heretofore ex-
~ listing between the undersigned, under the firm
of ON, EALER X Co, is this day dissolved by ml-
tnal consent. c. N. Eaier is alone authorized 10 use
the name of the firm in liquidation.
ope!onsas, March 10, 1856. c, X. EALEE.
T. DE LA RUA.
h8- The undersigned will continue the business of
me late hrm on his own account, and hereby solicjts
a continuance of the public patronage.
G. N. ESIFP
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\ IA PERSONS having claims against The
~ late firm If C.N. EAIElt& co will nlroso ,,ra-
sent them to the undersigned; and all persons WHO
are IN debt to The late firm will please come forward
and make payment immediately.
March %, 1856. CO r.Trp
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poor AND SHOE SHOP.-The sub
- scriber, having resumed business Mt his old =,
stand, lately occupied by Leur & Aekcr, respect
fnlly informs the public that he viii execute with ~
promptness and fidelity all work entrusted to him.
ana sollcIts q share Of patronage. His prices will be
Low for Cash, and Cash only.
opelousas, March ], lS5f.'
.LAGlR
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THOMAS BAILEY, Gun and Rj0e ~
L. 1864 Charities street, Neworlcans. : YES!
str Suss F FeS,9e Gnds and aasl,i bored e. T. shoot close a
improved principle; Patent Breeches s oa .ae 1m3
Guards fitted to guns Of any make: evesv 5 A.. saisg9
OF Guns and Pistols made on The sho,t sss'r VI
Gunpowder, shot, copper caps, waadinr' ma neas99
article requisite for sportsmen, warranted I th sss9 4
manufacture. "sa VI MebA
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.. .- +. DE La RUA.
Es-L lie s~oussigne continuera les aflaires pour son
propre compile, ct s~ollicite la continuation du patro-
mage public. g. N. EALER.
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TEUX qui ont DIES reclamations contre Fan
~ cienne maison de G. N. Ealer Il Co., sont prizes
de les presenter au s~oussigne, ct ceuX qui leur !.
vent, voudront bien venir payer immodiatement.
20 mars. 1856, G. N. EALER.
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JUST r. EIvED-S n
80 oz.sssnch QUININE, pure, xaich We ~
WI sell very cheap; Also, "a
gross Lyons Kathairon; As
gross Bay Rum;
8 dog. Balm of a Thousand Flowers
G doz. Rogers's Liverwort and Tar;
/ gross McLain's Liver Pills;
] gross Ayers Cathartic Pills and Cherry Pee
toral. For sale cheap by
Z. LEONCE HEBRARD 4 co.
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A VIS.-Le public est par lie present AVERT
IA que la soeitt6 qui existait ci-devant sous Ia raj
son de Butler & Hollier, n'existe plus, la part reve-
nant an sieur B. R. Butler m'ayant etc transferee par
acte de yente devant temoins co1npttens.
Les affaires seront dorenayantc onduites par moi OF
sur mon propre compile.
Moundyille, 5 ayrl 1856.
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JOSEPH HUFTY, 20 Camp street n,
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer K NY
Watches, Jewelry, Rich Fancy and Stable 3oas:
respectfully invites the attention Of wholesale ~
retail dealers and purchasers to his very larce "a
of goods, which is freshly imported, and %consant,
supplied throughout the year. ~
SHE'LL CONSOLIDATION Shell and Buffalo conA.
of every style and variety.
BRusnEs-Gf every description, OF his own rr,u,
%facture, and at the lowest Northern factory priees
TOILET ARTIcLEs-Such as perflmery,' Hni, AZ
Hair Pins, Pomatum, Fancy Soaps, etc.
Fine Fans, Purses, Pocket Books, Work 9Be,~
Portable Desks, together with an endless variety
Porte Monnaies, etc, of every style and share, I'M
at unusually low prices.
Guns, Pistols, Knives, Colts and Warmers Resox
ing Pistols, Scissors, Razors, Life rreseryers. T.hDss
Reels aud Tackle, of every variety. to suit The npa
determined angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc.-Tbe stock ii M
line, consisting Of the TT. Cooper, NJ Tobias ai
real Joseph Johnson movements, with o ine assat
ment of Swiss Jewelry, Silyerware, ETC., have isl
selected with great care by y. Roberts, for rpsDs
years engaged in the wholesale business, and hsyhss
been purchased exclusively for cash, great iudacS
ments will be offered to purchasers.
Every article warranted Us represented, or Nv
money refunded.
Watches, Jewelry, ETC., carefully repaired ga
warranted. March 81. X
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a rhoure quill cst, forgue Va t~oniours.
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such exquisite dexterity that tile culprit did
not notice or feel it. He thought, indeed. 4hat
a cold breath of air was blowis 4
neck, and drawing himself sbrn@
his head dropped forwpd 8ds, H.
naI iaaa supposed VI wi which
ae 1 i,au gipN'fu, anp eh : n y, rolled it
~ ,sas \ 4 AZ ~ Athe head
I. r,bar W,,,i eNe4 ri from the
IIsarteol;o ae59 game "
- - .- 4 i
nsssH sl5 81
4. .Ss as- !
?. LEO HEBRARD 'R =
u,ns lust received a large supply ok-rfean
a.,s 1s ' sss1 5s5 s i %;sti It; will be found s1I1
HI wen Stationary, Blank Books, 2.
80 Note paper and Envelopes, Porte Monnaes,
french and IN american d,a;a Per pea5fs ghs, y,r pru.oes.
Fre'g Brandy; London Porter; ta
<srt and Madeira Wines;
Paints; Ql Amt Brushes; Varnishes;
'lN storal Of Duconge; yer1nifuges
yLozenges; Sugared Drops;
lepared Charcoal; Digitaline in Pills;
Briant's PectoTal Syrups;
w Cologne Water of Jean Marie Farina;
rnI Gum Drops for O. Ex ao
Toilet Soaps; s4.1 ar
Il assortment of ~ /: i 41ish and Amer.
lean PATENT MEDICINES.
sonsso;sn infaliible remedy for Tape worm;
Ether rss54s, for Headache and Sick Stomach;
Layilles Great Remedy and Pills.
SNUFF. CIGARS, Chewing & Smoking TOBACCO,
aerior quality.
! sxruceps, Lancets, Sucking Bottles, etc.
YEA Na So. Tho r o1ipc' attention il pa1lpI tn nur
TX PERFUMERY AND II ARTICLES,
Opelousas, March l, 1855.
A TTENTION, PURCHASERS
u The undersigned, wishing to withdraw from
h Jess, will sell the remainder Of his goods
AT COST PRICES, FOR CASH
His stock consists in part Of
1ALICOES of different qualities;
COTTONS of dir .sq~ -ties;
H1NDkrRCHIEFS, Silk and Cotton;
PANTS and COATS;
M. IHOES, black and red;
CUTLERY; II iRDWARE of all kinds.
Opelousas, March I, 1856.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
II NEW GOoDSl
FIRST IN FASHION! GILL SOON
The subscriber has just returned from NewOrleans
with q well selected stock of LADIES DRESS and
other R GOODS, which he is offering at VERY
SMALL PROFITS, and at lowell
~ prices than can be had elsewhere. &@sz<A
Also, a well selected stock OF FAMILY
GROCERIES.
Call and e1ami1 the stock, as it Is no trouble 70
show goods. E. l.. NlMMO,
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TAGLE HOTEL, formerly "Galt House,

STRAY MARE.-Taken Up, by the sub
~ scriber, at his residence orr me Atcta- On
with a white face, branded on the left hip. 81 0a
thus: 9 Z. Said Marc has been in tile neighbor-
hood for about two years.
Parish of st. Landry, March s, 1856.
WIN. F.. DAVIS.
The daily union., 1856-01-20

Most persons have very indefinite idea OF the course OF
business under this act To them seems very easy and
ready course receive application and issue
and few indeed have accurate idea OF the real difficult
ties aud labors Of that business Without going into par
cuar II may be stated briefly that application in its
progress from the receipt Of IL this Office the issue Of
the warrant passes through necessarily ten and generally
more different hands in distinct divisions Of labor In the
transit through many hands among such multiplicity
Of papers delays and mistakes viii unavodaby happen
An slusion TO some Of the more important and difficult
parts Of the work may not be out OF place here BY the
act il Is provided In substance that any party who has
performed the service toned shall Be entitled
ceivo such quantity Of bounty land as together With
what he has before received win make e0 The
first question arising application, then, Is has The
party performed the service mcnonedH In nearly all the
applications reference is made to the rolls In the possession
Of the government for proof Of the service Thus thrown
upon this Office the burden Of obtaining the proof from
those rolls Hence tbecomes necessary 70 refer TO the
rious other offices in which the different rolls are
kept-he Third aud Fourth Auditors, the Quarermaster
Generals and Others besides the references TO the rolls
tained 10 this office In many applications ny the parties
themselves from forgetfuness caeessness very loose
and indefinite description OF the service s given And in the
applications by widows and children the descrp
,ions from Of knowledge are still more indefinite
Hence arises the necessity Of careful and aborous
naton Of the rolls ascertain whether the and
vice Of applicant appeara slight task in the great
multipcty of rolls when the fullest description Is
given The extent OF this labor win best appear from the
circumstance that the necessary examinations OF the rolls in
the Offices Of the two auditors named only require the
slant attention Of clerks In connection with ths
may remark that the Of adequate force has compelled
Of the other offices In order attend TO their proper
duties delay, and In entirely suspend at
tention these examinations Hence delays in particular
cases. which, to those unacquaned with the causes may
TO arae from inatenon undue preferences on the
part Of this Office but which in fact beyond its con
troll
But suppose the question Of service determined more
difficult still remains has the applicant ever before
received any bounty land, and II so how much 2so 10
ascertain how much he should have 20 make up 100
Did he receive any under any Of the acts herenbe-
fore mentioned FOR services In the Of ls under the
OF February ls4T September 1880 or March, 1852
To determine this examination OF the files In this
Office under those several acts s necessary When u u
considered that the whole number Of warrants which have
been issued under those acts Is $4,000 IL will be
The daily union., 1856-01-20
Navy DKPAKraKKT,
Bureau Of ConstIuc lion, &C.,

... January ~ 1000
pRoPOsiTloN5 will be received bureau
February for he following articles for the United
e Mhssspi, 10 be delivered al tho New yOTk
Two vertical tubular boilers, the best charcoal
bloom boiler plates lube sheets half incb
and aps sIteentb shell inch in thick
sides where be 20 do be
the legs, water bottoms, chimney
The crowns and sides Of shell 10 be sened BY iron from which
the braces lead. al
The boilers will be about three and onshs feet by
about eleven and hall about aad half
iee high 10 be furnished with hole
plates nue iapr for
securing boes 60 The ship be when
dfaniie pressure Of 50 lbs per square inch. # +. I.
The tubes 20 be furnished The and TO be set by the
contaeos The being responsible all tubes copds
ged rom their defects and the contractor for all eondenned from
bad workmanship ##... n. .#t.
The price per pound Finished weight
Also the prices per pound castings
qued for and boilers sand Of dry sand ooa
aud for and third ofgie for comoson
ings (of copper and iin) .#.a
The patterns 10 be furnished by the government
The whole subject
inspection and approval of such The department
point watr43 aas aa-a
drawings OF HE boilers will be furnished bidders application
the department
Payments
the boilers half completed the remainder when they have been
tested satisfactorily by For castings when delivered and
approved.
Bidders will particular stating prices. time
when propose complete deliver Bond and
will be required faithful performance
work and fulh'ment OF the contact.
Jan i3-iaw4w
The daily union., 1856-01-20
United states Patent once,

w
IN the petition Samuel Taylor Camb dee
praying for Of granted him onahe 2oh
May, bi2 for constructing brushes for
for the expiration OF said
which takes place the 2sth day Of May, le56-
IL ordered that the be heard the Patent Oce
Monday The l2ih of May AT IL O'Clock and all
notified appear rhow they why said
petition ought to be granted
the Patent
Office their objections specially forth writing
days before the day o hearings all testimony ed by either
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted H.
cordsnce with the rules Of the oice, which will be furnished
application.
The testimony Cd of Msy depo-
stons and other papers relied upon testimony be hd
the Office before the morning Of that day. ae arguments, II
any within days thereafter.
ordered be published the Union, Jnei-
Washington, d. G. Argus, Baltimore
Phsdepha, Journal ofCommeree New York,
cessye weeks previous a of May day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEditors Of the above papers will please copy, and send
their bls The Patent Once, with containing this notice.
l7-lawJw
The daily union., 1856-01-20
United States Patent ONCE,
Vashinpton January 3, ls,

0N the petition of Jonathan Read, Alton, Illinois, praying for
the extension Of patent granted him the l2th March,
lss2 r improvement in Teaping machines
from The expiration OF said patent which takes place the 2
day Of March, 1856
Ii is ordered said petition Once
Monday, the ID day March IL O'clock all
persons notified and show they have
why said peinOn ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing required Patsnt
Office their objections, specially forth writing least
days before Of all testimony flied by either
be used the said hearing taken and transmitted
codance with The rules Of the oce which will furnished
plicauon.
The testimony The viii be closed 2Isi of Feb
dsposions, and relied
be filed in the Office before the morning that
arguments, If any, within days thereafter
Ordered also, be published Union, ntel
gence Evening Star, Washington, CT Argus, Baltimore
P.nnsylva ian philadelphia Journal New
York; and Enquirer, Cincnnat Ohio week for three
weeks ID Of March the day
hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. s-Editon papers will please copy, send
their bills the Patent Oee with paper containing this notice
Jan1 --law3w
The daily union., 1856-01-20
No. 550l
swamp and Overlooked Lands =

DUBLTC NOTICE Pursunni of Secretary
of the n'eof, public notice hereby hat IN order
bring close the buns under the Congress
Sept, bef % l0, entitled An enable the
States. recaim
~ and the time afford parties who claim ihat
lands selected nader said law dry aHd n for tnivadu
opportunity Introduce evidence ~ ands selected
approval whereof objection be insde within
hereof, win be cer6rd aud patented statrs
Such objections contemplated BY The above be e
under OATH and hed with tho and receiver o ha
Office for The General Land
fpr hffduviIs IN the
The following classes Of land from becton
lst Lands entered wrh cash, located military Bounty
scrip, after the
her 1850 prior he pasags of "a less pr
purchasers ana of
lands.
Lands already patented the under swamp
objection u raised testimony must taken
Of the ooe, time arr
n taid months, they
of the COMMUNIST Jner oi the General Land Once
The swamp overnowed
during In. regular business hours of the Land Ofhcs
my hand the city of Washington this day
December, 1855. THOs. A. HENDRlCkS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofics.
Ian CIV