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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER GEORGE LAW "a.
so,.r,,,.rs An SArroNAL L1NEs.l

SOUTHERN AND HAtio-'-'
III From California.
Co,I,,Rr,. Oct l3.-The steamer George La" mas
arrived at New York, bringing nearly TWO hlhols u
rnoc;o Tho new Governor of Panama was lnaugu-
the lltll ut and this ensures peace On 'l'e
Isthmus. D,r.-oo
The news from California is unimportant. Dnfhee
and Rand were tried for piracy in taking inc o'a'e
arms from the schooner -, and acquitted ~.
Trade is dull aud politics is now alliengrosslhs. +"
The Democrats are endeavoring to unite all thet
various elements in opposition to the Vigilance Com
mittee. The result is doubtful, 5@& M
From Nicaragua
The news from Nicaragua per steamer George lt'"
to the 22d ult is to the effect that Gen walker was
at Granada with 500 men, and, it WAS rumoreo' "oo"
shortly occupy Greytown, and thence proceed 10 III
wade Costa RIGA. ..-~ -.rr...- s-.. :,
Rivas was at Leon, with $500 men, and was await
iug fair weather to attack Walker Il, 49, 7.T
Florida Election ..
| CoIuMBIA, Oct l3-Florida electlon-l"il returns
from Columbia, Nassau, ST. Johns, putnam, DuV'l
and Jackson counties, give Walker (American) l7',
Perry (Dem) 993. -,
| Alachua and Marion have gone Democratic, and
| Cambria, Hamilton, Holmes, Madison, SANTA tsos'
and Walton gone American. Vote Ill the state Will
4 be close. If ~ -.
NEW York, Oct l3.-Cotton closed firm. The
sales If to-day amounted to 1000 bales. Flour is firm
Southern is quoted at SIS 10. Spirits Turpentine l.
firm Mt &c. Resin and Rice are buoyant Freight:
| are firm. e.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Flour closed firm Whea
d closed firm, with an advancing tendency White
81 To- Corn closed firm ut GGc. Mess Pork is bouyan
Jclnc 1u n
C1sc1SsAr1, Oct l3.--Flour closed dull at IS Il
Whisky, 29c.
River Intelligence.
y1cKsruRG, Oct. 13.-The McRae passed down q
l O'Clock Republican at . and the Eclipse 1T
o'clock P. NJ.
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LATER FROM PonTo RIco.--A correspondent Of
the New York Herald, at Guayama, 7. r., writing on
the 9th ult, states that cholera was still very prcva
lent there. carrying yellow fever and smallpox in its
train. Mayaguez was ravagcd BY cholera and many
of its leading settlers had died of the epidemic.
Some of the planters had lost as many as one hundred
lahorers and from forty to sixty had been taken from
Others. Chinese coolies could be imported to supply
the loss, but the Spanish Government objected very
decidedly to their introduction Ponce was free from
disease. At Guay&ma trade was very dull A Sc
drought prevailed there and the canes lUd sut
fered very much.
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.Itn[SCC.
Hz.AE.r.x: 1x1A1Lx

Tine members VI the American Panty OF 1 seventh Repre-
sentative District Third district city NJ New Orleans
a~o urelr notified consequence resignation c
Hon. oe4 uukl" nCrtber OF the Legislature they
u,uR aud requested meeting which is 10
be held Af NlGHr The tIt inst AT O'clock ut the
GREATMEN AND UNION STREETS SCIO0GrH0USE, for
l,urpoSe selecting candidate fill The vHcanc!
sioueA by he resignation as above stated,
j. J. EDGAR BLANCHARD, pTes't.
r. EUGENE CUvILLIER, Sea'Y. o!a 2pat
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Fashionable Clothing.
r. PTTKIN & CO.,

q. y
Between Common aud GraTicr Streets
We are now ycc,tv. by every arrival full and FASH '
Stock Of CLOTHING AND GENTS Fl RHISilH" GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS variety q! cu!oo anil tlc latest ana r''i
STYLES
PILOT CLOTH COATS, large aHi ,rendiI assortment
SAEANp PAlETNT rxt-: long U Ia g aud H"ih !r'-'t
TAIMAS AND The ntest sfyea"u tine "Ni'
Black ana Lle Cloth ILUNNS, Ions and medium lengths
and as,i; finish .
nHch Ene and Olive CLOTH FRocllS AMI DRESS
COATS finished III tile best sylr tst'a @" i"' 4r':
VESTS Of every variety,
Black and Fancy Velvet Y :STH
Cashmere, Colore,! ani Biach ard all Style L" SA "
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
DRESSING GOWNS
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLATIllHli, a tN;j ';'' X.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHIRTS.
UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKS.
And every article wanted for oit viii be SOLD is 10" a
II. pITkIN co.
olG 2hGtltW d 'i''' ''''
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For .E'icNF0qeE0.

EE PA = 8 "a G E..!
The steamer TENNESSEE will positively leave this phce Tor
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, on MONDAY, the72Ith int
FREE PASSAGE be obtained by applying at the Emgra
ton onces No. "a Exchange Place at No. Is scharles
street. s @## , rrr,,r1
A # E@ p. F.#MANCOSOS, g.. q
sznI4 ontd - AGENTS for the NcNrngnN Government.
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AN ITEM FOR TIE FREESoILERS,-Ihe Clubhouse
of W, Moultrie Weston, Esq, of Riehand District s.
c., took lire few days since but was saved by the
prompt and efficient efforts Of his slaves who were on
the premises.
The Carolina Times has been informed by gentle
man who was an eyewitness, that the aged and in.
firm deserted their quarters, and with pals upon their
heads filled with water rushed on forgettu Of all
else save the rescuing from destruction their masters
\ property. An old womau some 80 years old. til,
matron OF numerous progeny, who is pensioncd AMI
supplied with every comfort OF life, free from toll
was seen hobbng onward with buckets of water 70
the more active to throw upon the fire. and when o
she was too old and feeble to expose herself, Sill
claimed it as her right to do what little good she coul
| to save her dear MoSSerS house.
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GrUs,G Fillmore 4suli!g.

\ MASS MEETING; OF THE FIRST WARD AMERICAN
CLCB will be heldRt DEYAnES MARKET. OF WENNES.
OAK EVENING; 18th inst which everybody is cordially
invited. Several Speakers will address !he meeting
JAMES BL.GtS, President.
W. S. MITCHELL. Secretary. ola 2!.Si
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Esesnoretg Esea,sOrcd -
FROM NO. Is 10 IT ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME De B0CZT CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and constantly On hand which equal the best that
comes to this market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
SPARKLING and Still. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
l. L. A N ID E
sAzERAC Of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1903 aHd other
w HIS X Y:
or all pttols-Scoch, Irish Rye and bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pits and quarts
A,so..
On hand, y%:s"l assortment OF the best WINES ana 81
oIUES in the MARKET which will be sold on Ms reasonable
ttrus ls any other Agu9e in the city.
SEWELL Y. TAYLOR,
a-o,,f No. II Royal street.
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Southern ParIor Magazine.

We have received the prospectus for publication
with the above title to be issued monthlyn this city,
by Messrs. w. A. Leonard & Co.. and to be edited by
that sweet songstress, Mrs. Y. g. w. McCord, whose
productions are well known throughout the literary
world of the Southwest That there is o fine opening
for such an enterprise here there is sort of doubt
and that would prove highly remuneratiye is equally
clear provided it was managed with ability prudence
and energy. There is city in the Union of half the
size of New Orleans that does not support one Or
more literary papers or magazines In this opinion
Mrs McC agrees with us, as will be seen by the fol
lowing extract from the prospectus:
Believing as Mrs. Nee does that the South ought and will
sustain well directed effort 10 establish home literature na
there ability and enterprise enough 10 develop the ample
teas within its borders and TO call from the misty its
romantic legends its Historical and traditional reminiscent
ces She now throws herself upon that generous support Which
she feels will be afforded of its daughters
gagged in 50 glorious an enterprise
We wish the enterprise much success, and shall
take pleasure in aiding it to the extent of our ability
Each number will be beautifully printed in royal oc
tayo form, will contain sixtyfour pages of reading
matter, one steel plate engraving, one piece of org
nal Or popular music, and the plates of the fashions
with other embellishments. Subscription price three
dollars per annum, payable in advance.
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Furniture EVWa'ea"00ms

CHARLES Y. SIIIWARI,
HI Nos. III and 173 Canal street, Nflr o1iealE,
Has lust received from the a,utc:ory. bcti: 7cS Of
splendid MAHOGANY A3NIolRS aud BEpSrEADS in ait
don to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
c7n,orf.ar EVERYTHING IN hi, lue nt business Parties
wishing anything in his line Sl hn ii to their advantage 70
give him & .all J4Eore pirHhN5irG elsewhere"
CHARLES \. STEWART.
orq ,,j;ytW Ill and l7S Canal 49,
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ma We call the attention Of the trade to the sale
of an extensive assortment of rich French embroi-
deries white and colored Shirts aces etc, which will
take place this day at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Blache &
Leaumont's auction rooms No. II Chartres street. up
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eEEfegEESGgfG az VHHSFsSteSSHSo'
FOR PREsIDENT:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
s or NEW YORK. # ~
E FOR VICE PRESIDENTS: @
ia CKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC TORS:
FIRST DISTRICT
j. Il. WILN INsON, Jr.
OF PLAQUEMINEs. ~
u...s4.g.... .4aqs.UBsTITUTE: t7 S7
Hon. E0RG r., e us IT'S, Jr'
SECOND DISTRICT:
-..-.s. GLEN DsY BUEs 1&lI,
OF ORLEANS. -.
SUBSTITUTE:
H. Nj. SUnEMERS
THIRD DISTRICT
e. G.. THIBODA
OF rEEHEBoNNE:
SUBSTITUTE:
FERGUS G "a R ID L RI
FOURTH DISTRICT:
sESTON POND, Jr.,
rELlclANA.
SUBSTITUTE: .,-
N. $. EDW ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
OF LANDRY.
ST RTSIT UT f
ADOLF ID. COCO.
SMITH DISTRICT:
pEVES A L E x A ID e *,
TENSAS.
SUBSTITUTE: .-n
L.. p. era Ne. au26 2ptd
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1rITFsp ~ MORNING, OCTOBER H. 1856.

TO riting for The Crescent iH
III rtd that do not admit anonymous eomnHa
cations sreqte that the name and status q
the ,sriter Be made haos 70 u.s. In eonfece q corse3 e0e
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ARREST OF ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE VIGILANCE
COMMUNICATIVE learn from the New York papers
that james Dove was arrested in that city on the 9Th
inst, on affidavit being filed by G. P Duane to the
effect that said Dove was q member of the late San
Francisco Vigilance Committee, by which he had
been banished IRON that city to his great personal loss
Dove was released on giving bail for $1,000.
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we are under obligations to Dr.. Carson man
agent on the steamer T. c. Twichel 1or late papers,
Many thanks. -.
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DIsREPUFABLE.-We have been informed that
some evil disposed person or persons have busted
themselves in tearing down the posters for the Wing
Ratification meeting to be held in Canal street this
evening. Such conduct is wholly uniustiablc, and
can only lead to emotions of mingled pity aud con-
fp,nnt.
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.Teec Books.
r sTl ED AND RECEIN Ed A
J. G. MORGAN'S
Exchange Place. adjoining Post-OiHce.

J. G. NIORGAN'S
Exchange Place, adjoining Post-Oitice.
THE HILLS OF SEATEMuCA Novel; by the author OF
the .Wde, Wide World" "Queechy,' etc; 81 IS.
ATE COyENTRIA capital Novel, first published i'll Fra
Yer's Magazine; 25c.
SISTER ANNA Romance, from LitteiPa Living Age; DC
SINAI AND PALESTINE, in Connection with their History
By A. ?. Stanley, NJ A.; 81 50.
BATHWEII.-A Poem. By " r. 4tytoun.
THE RURAL. POETRY OF THE ENGLISH LANGE AGE
Illustrating the Seasons and Months.
LIVE AND IEARN-A Guide for Al; Doc.
HUMOROUS POETRY OF THE ENGLISH LANGU AGE'
81 So
LIFE or FRINGE T\LTEYE.NNp. BY Charles lIcIlors;
81 %
ApILGRINAGE TO FL. MEDINA AND MECCA ByE +.
Burton, Lieut.. Bombay Army; 81 30
CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE EMPER
OR NAPOLEON AND THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE.
LOEIMER LITII.EG GOD ESD, Young Gentleman W!.o
Wished to See Life and Saw it Accordingly. BY the AZ
thor Of "Fluuh Favleigh,'' Lewis Arundel &C. 81
HEApi.NT'S LIFE OF Observation-Disclosures: s.,
Toseher with lile LATEST
REVIEWS MAGAZINES, ete.
J. G. MORGAN,
,12 nno SW Exchange Place adjoining the i'astiice
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GIs0iec'G

PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASEzET.
Those beautiful BURIAL CASkETS, formerly sold by P H.
COOK Co. No s. St Charles street. have been purchased By
the undersigned who offers the for sale the usual prices
at No 2tD Camp street
nlS DANlEl4 NilAIHDL.
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ge,-. ,EsTs1scS Scott.

Formerly Of lG Carcnet has removed his OHIO" I"
No. FL Bourbon street,
Between Canal , ueoloue streets, where he ma! Nc cor
suited OIL all CHRONIC DISEASES.
STRUCTURES Of the Drr.y, (AritiS and AtasArc"'
Syphilis in Ill rica! cured in very short time
nd without tn. lslt inconvenience to tile PATIENT Nisle>i
Am
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e59- As u general remedy for diseases. to
which MI families are subject OFLANU GERMAN BIT
TIERS carnot hc suru>sEcl.
PHILADELPHIA, March = lSiJ-
near Sir. would 70? I'VE NrMet q" the tr;vt that
lave ,,se, vour "IIOOFLANDS GERMAN EITTERS nay
self a,l my family luf long time, and have "a! found
them great benefit o. Headache, Pains III the Side
and Breast Colds Nrrvois pi>rt-c> i earnestly RECON-
nle,d them who may he afflicted, with dse"s, "g which
You lwerrrbe ,l!rr L. N. PARIS.
No. 81 Escr stlret.
10 Nr. {. NJ. JAcNSo:,. Philadelphia.
ga See advertisements s.!G 2pniWvA
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pfIntt SHIPS. a, :. 49, - %, tI7e
prarrr Of Prize Courts Absolute Rights o! u '!lf
ttcirc and hostile relations, Treaties Of Peace ard trFae An
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es Platforms 80


. Being the order Of the day the following is
AI.FR f D NJ u n r O E &, G O.'S,
49,. 81 Magazine street, MA
Corner of Grgvier street
SHOUTED ANY DISSATISFACTION EXIST AFTER THE
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETu RNED
AND EXCHANGE OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEER
Fully REFUNDED
The above has been long established principle with the
above house, together with EE5EssEll -. ss.E
One Price and no Deviation.
And they take pleasure in Informing their old friends and
TONER'S that they hand very largo desirable
assortment Of -.
sS,,9I on 0 THIN G.,
FOR MEN BOYS AND CHILDREN. Also, FURNISH
ING GOODS. A partial list annexed --'
Black and Coored Cloth DRESS and FROCK COATS;
BUSINESS SUITS to match all styles;
English Beaver, liersey and Pilot Cloth OTFKCOATS;
Malakotf and sebastopol 0VERCOATs for Pilots
PANTALOONS, all kinds, splendid assortment;
VESTS of Velvet Silk Satin Cloth and Cashmere
Boys and ChsEtircn's Clothing.
All kinds Of Goods and variety Of cut. FURNISHING
GOODS-A splendid assortment .. .-.,....
INDIA RUBBER CIOTIING-All kinds
Cushions Beds, Pillows and Carriage Cloth manufactured
by the Union Company.
Every article fully guaranteed sold factors prices
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
| o. 2p6t 3tMagazine street, corner Gravier
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Under the above head our contemporary, the plca
vune remarking on the dependence OF our CITY on
the Mississippi river and its tributaries places rather
more importance on the present low stage OF the
river and the apparent deficiency OF supplies ior the
present season from the last than we are wiling TO
accede. Our neighbor, to show that it is not over
estimating its views gives the following as facts from
orr exact contemporary, the New Orleans Price Cur
rent
Imports into Ne orleans o"' 4" ttsTof' from NE Isl Sep
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Well, we admit the above. But why did our neigh
Dor merely take five articles? Now let us see what
we can do i'll the way of comparisons and figures
Although our neighbor has got but five articles we
will 90 little over and take seven, even if we do
have to cncroach on cheese:
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old Line WING Mass Meeting.

I'VE are indebted to the officers 81 the steamer
Michigan for a packet Of St Louis papers
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On THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 16, 1856.
3 At the HOTEL GARDENS, Carrollton, the FIFTH AND
LAST Of the series of Rural Balls will he given above
under the direction Of the following gentlemen:
MASAGERs:
Hon. NJ. NJ. Reynolds, Hon. Victor burthe,
Jas. A. Hopkins, ESD, W. P. Coleman, ESQ.,,
Col. j. &. Poinde&ter, /" L. Feriere, Esq,
Il. A. Kirk ESQ, Pnscals Lubarre, ESQ,
Col YIN. Clrsy, Hon. Judge Cutler.
,The Ball will commence at O'Clock. Music under the d
rection Of Mons. Lehman.
a5-Supper with Wue at II o'clock. Tickets be had OF
Col. POINDENTER, 81 Commercial Place.
re. lars TO the city free Of chal ge ol3 2NtI
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KEY WEsr-Tlic Key of the Gulf has the following
memorandum of matters i'll the dggings Of Key
Vest
Dali time now Weather cool. pleasant but unset
tied wrecked goods plenty. Bad for local items.
Nothing i'll the market. No wrecks upon the Reef.
No runaways or fights, or plug muses.. Nothing
but politics. and that awtully g mixed up.
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Me- The clerk of the steamer Southern Belle has
nj, thanks for late Natchez and Vidalia papers,
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K. II. BsgCktcg,

VATCIGHIAI&E.Fs, Nc. CAMP STREET,
la, now on hand large Of ftE SILVER" AXE
which !, oer, THAT quality is ever sold PLATED
CASTOiS, WATERS, etc.
A Is
Manufactures oler Silver Casters, Tea Sets, Pitchers
r,r,,,.+ etc Of q, = unt,rrn oG 2irf
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tyl3 2pAW

II A rs, { a y :, etc.,
AT WiIOLESA ALE.
We are constantly receiving general assortment Of Sik uf
Cashmere Panama. gor, Straw, Palm Leaf, Mexican Hno
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
.-,s ., tH 10 Magazine street.
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TET EGRApHED TO THE CRESCENT
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

/. Ar1ERz FROM s8.NICARAGUA.
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aazs--sEsE FIRST AND FOURTIH y lAAf 81
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Furniture GCsyhf.

The highest Cash Price pA: for all descriptions o. secon'
la,d Furniture leaving the city aud Wishing to DIS
nose Of their r;;ue will their advantage to cal! on
the uulcrsi 4nc'l.
,o-Svcon hand Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
7. NJ. TOURNE,
auto ou2r, 70 laro!tne street.
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Open Open!
NoEEE$, NTAUIh &c CO.,
SUCCESSORS SoHEIs " wAf')
q IA CD ym1 -HM IA -El -EG sS
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
(Jnder City HoclD
Are now receiving large elegant assortment Of fine
Fashionable Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all The NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. LEEtE
md COTTON SUITS NAPIER COATS.
az@FrRNISIIINti GOODS in every variety ser 2ptt
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NEW YORK DIREGTO ES'
John l.. Aspnwall, George GmtS INV mmi Nnn,rord
Sus X. Everett, Nm !. r1hgr t'E'I c;"1,r, ''
james Harper Nm H. MAttI' T,'%Itt " V+miin.L.
Rrlt. ilaydock, Geo NJ MlM ,j,+i,y,, inm1nspy
continue 10 grant Policies OF Insurance ai' tt S J." Nh
on stores dwellings, Warehouses. Mefclandist, etc
vi WV l. ". BRIGGS, Agent,
nj On, No / Union street, near ST. ti"ilr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-26
T Intel. & Star
mo. 563. |
Notice

Of Wuh9raual Of Lands in Louisiana.
IN of The act Congress- approved Sd 1885,
land StHi. OF Louisiana, 10 aid In the con
sturn OF certain railroads said instructions have us
local lind officers To continue me from
the described lands ~ ir epecv
prescribed OF relecuoE,
until directed heretofore ordered by telegraph on tn
jlst al May last viz:
Office AZ NArcurocuEs lands in the district, ereePt as
follows;
Townships to -, inclusive, Of range a.
Township TO 10, inclusive, OF range j.
r wnships 10 -. inclusive Orange D.
Township IL TO "A, inclusive, Of ranges and 8, and
Townships 10 and "a, Of ranges and TO-
the district tied in town
ships which lie Uet Of range east and In town
49, inclusive between east
lands In the district situated north
of the principal meridian, together WITH
the following:
Township north, ranges and 2 east.
Towusipsi 10 south, inclusive, OF ranges and west
inclusive, of J, =, and west
TuHnshIps south, If ranges b ano west
Townships to south, inclusive, Of ranges and east
Towbsinps ia III south, Inclusive, OF range east
Townships - south, inclusive, OF range east
TOwnships 20 u south, inclusive, of range 5 east
Township 4 to Is south, inclusive, Of range O east
Together with all the townships east OF range east and souh OF
township 5 south.
OHc GREEssBuRo the district situate between
rang. east and 70 east
Once at Nav ORLEANS. all townships situated between
and ~ east Of the Mississippi nye and the
fJlON lying rest Of the Mississippi river, viz
Tow ships - 10 10, inclusive, Of ranges IL and -.
Townships 10, inclusive between 10 and ~.
Towns ip ~ to IS inclusive between ranges 10 aud 30 and
Townships ~ 10 IL, inclusive, lying east Of range ~
my hand Once, city
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
June 2O-Iawew Intel STAR Commissioner
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.
s@. No. 56l.l
Notice of the withdrawal OF Lands In Michi-

IN pursuance Of the act Of approved ga June 1856
suedon Of certain railroads in said State have just
by this office the and receivers
the om sale and location OF the following described
probably falling within prescribed limits selection
un Otherwise directed heretofore ordered BY telegraph the
3oh OF May last, 10 wit:
Office All the lands in the district In the southern
and IA and township
the northern pennsta township
80, ard west Of range 10 west #.# !
district, except town
ships II, IL, ID, and IA lying OF range II west.
Office All district, except
townships situated north of township II and
and those north OF township 10 and east Orange east
Office DETnoIT: All the lying between
townships and II north, and all situated
Office at KALAMAZOO All the lands in the district lying
range g west.
Office al SAuLT STx. MARIE All the lands in the district situated
south VI township 81, In 20 TO 81 inclusive.
South OF township 50, in ranges 81 TO "a inclusive.
South OF township So, in ranges Is and 80.
South OF township 3D. In ranges 81 and 30.
North Of township 90, in ranges 30 and 40; and
North oftownslip AZ, in ranges al aud AZ.
These latter embracing nearly advertised in the
fEehents proclamation No. 552 be offered July
Ste Mare which will NOT therefore, be offered public
therein ordered.
Given under my hand, Oicc the city of
Washington, this thneenh day of June, 1856
TROS. A. HENDRICKS, -
June lf-law6wt Intel Star Commissioner.