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bsiore Hon. Judge luEersoll.
Dro HThe Grasd Jury found true bills Of Indictment
gu ~ Michael Mcmahon, John welzhcn, and sylvester
anly cor passing counterfeit coin
MuTlNy AND REVOLT.
Manuel Muncs and ANTONIO Jose. were tried and con
cted tor making srevolt ho.rd the American vessel
ailouth while on the coast OF Africa Tho defence
IA, the vessel was intended FOR the slave trade TAe
~ found them gusy and the Court sentenced thea 10
p DAYS imprisonment Mr.. Frederick Smyth, Assistant
frtrlct Attorney, appeared Tor the prosecution.
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POLTTICAL.

1oTH wARD-AT A MEETING on THE THIRTEENTH
- Democratic Association, held nj hsadnuareis Y.
S~ts OF sheriff and Riyingon streets on Thursday
evening Mr. John nuck In the chair motion uf
Mr. sloan the meeting into lection OF officers FOR the
ensuing year. when the following elrcted-P H. Col
Inns, Chairman, John Hsuck, Vice do Edward Grady,
Secretary ON motion the thanks Of he meeting we're ven
70 our former chairman Mr. Jsmes God~in Jr for the able
and dignined manner he filled the chair.
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TnE NEw SENATE CHANBER.- workmen are now
employed ~ putting up the iron frame work which b 20
form the gallery around the new Senate chamber The
corridors leading 10 ths apparently more spacious
than are those the other wing Of the Capitol, aud the
hall feel IS better prop0rti0ned. The ceiling Is com.
plctCd ana + oruamented IN simple, yet effective style
il vii De some mouths before the new senate chamber
can be made ready lur o~upatun-l WdShtsgon tai)n,
DC -
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THE TURF.

UvNIoN COuRsr-cHRIsTMAs, DEC. IS, At az r. ",
u purse and stake foo $40, mile beats, beet In Mr..
W Thomas entsrsihr 10 wagnon Mr. Richards enters b.
m wagon; owner enters b. m, TO harness.
SHAW WHITE. Prnprie.ora
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SEGAVs.

WITH TIE VIEW TO AN IMMEDIATE CLEARING
w out q advanced am willing - sell a. prices
In addition the Invoices advanced
On stock Of over millions " various gra es VI
Havana, German and domestic AT very low prices
n. CHEEKS. II Broidwav.
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L1xpIRg HALL. ~ BROADwAY.
u The Gigantic Moving D,orama Of
DIR kafBS ARCTIC VOYAGES,
with thrilling description Of lLe snerings endured By lin
and his daring followers by
The popular author and drsuatlst-
Hvsry clock, and Wednesday ard Saturday
Afternoon at o'clOck.
Admission - cents. children half price,
B.-tirand ATT rnoon performance Christmas Day.
at ofrl
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CADEMY OF NusIC.-MARTHA
IA TOMORROW, SATURDAY. DEC II
OPERA and BALLET.
Second and last night Of
MARTHA,
Expressly composed for Carl Formes)
Mad. De Ii Grange viii appear al MARTHA.
Carl Form In his great role of PLUMKETT.
Mad Won Berkel, Pkaneser, Lehman
During the Fair 1T Richmond
Grand Pas Styrien by
Nile. ROILA and PAUL BRILLIANT
SIX DANSEUsES FROM NIBLO's GARDEN
supported by the entire Corps de Ballet
Reserved seats 81 81 3d. according location may
had At the Academy OF Music, Breusngs and sbes sta
uonery store, 70 Wall street
THE SALE OF SEATS
Thursday Dec when only 81 80
viii sold On Saturday viii be sold 81
and to ihe amphhes,re 2ocents only be had
the DOORS where admission
Of the Academy sD may likewise be had Doors open alta;
10 commence at 8.
on MONDAY, DEC. 2s-GALA NIGHT
First and only night OF the entire Opera Of
IPURITANf,
being the first essentially italian Opera in which
CARL F0RMES
will appear. On the evening.
POSITIVELY THE LAST APPEARANCE But ONE OF
fprior 10 his departure for Europe)
SIGISMUND THALBER3
who will appear between the Of the Opera and play two
OF his most admired compositions.
HENRI yIEuXTEMPS
will appear on the evening
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MRS KENNELS READINGs.-MRs. FRANCES ANNE
lu kEMBLE will read Shskespere's play OF MEASURE
FOR MEASURE Saturday evening, December ~, in the
Lecture Room OF toe University Medical College Four
eenth street next To the Academy OF Musc beginning at
O'Clock.
On Monday December o. al ~ O'Clock in the afternoon
abe will read ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, which will
The
Tickets 81 each; may be had Messrs Appleons Fran
eiss Crowcns and Chrsern's book William Hail
SON store; also from W. Poman, Janitor OF the
College.
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ntrnpns rELprArs, crvIAIEa AcrnS,s crRf.

DICORDs. VELPEACs', CfVIALEs, ACTON'F, CURf-
IL and the private hospital practice OF Paris and Lon
don by Dr LARNoNT. AZ some persons afflicted With dl.
eases sexual OF the fact. he
takes this method Of informing them ho Ia the only era
duae this city who is exclusively curing those dis
eases whose with the European hospitals
him adopt the latest and radical treament
oldest Corner Spring and Mercer
sta opposite 81 kicholas from eto and stosf The Doc
Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide nearly 80
picture Illustrations 81 1t gives all the advertised
medicines We commend Or. Lsrmont 70 tho snicef-
Courier UnA zetung Day Book, Atlas &c
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INFORMANT TO TENALEs-DIsEAsHs OF yEMALRs
srclusvely treated by DUBOIS. Remedies for female
arrangements from 81 " - Relief guaranteed IN all csaeA
Consultations strictly confidential Patients from
provided with board nursing and exclusive attend
Once No 10 West Fifteenth street View York
DrCoRD's PRACT1CE.-C. n. HAMMOND VI n, PUrfL
IL Record Paris txho the hrs living surgeon for
diseases Of the sexual sysem and II Professors Car
nochan and Mott OF this be consulted IN Engsh
French personally BY letter. al his o.e No 81 Blocker
street Of Roadway from 70 !. and from 10 O'Clock
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srEDICAL.


81 nnl FORFEITED AND No CHARGE UNLESS
Gl.UUU cured-Dr. HUNTER cures when The ireat
Of Other physicians and all other remedies fail His red
only reliance for thorough IN certain dis
No. Division street. the only place now 80 Web
the extraordinary has perform
ed without diet Or haDce from business when All other
only drive the disease IN the blood VI only This
the patient from secondary attacks and % the only
remedy earth that does ~ Try all others and Be-
ware handful stating that Dr. Hunter has removed II
IL = vilsnous deception
nR wATSoN's NEW woRK.-'rHE CAUSE AND
IL Curri complete and pr.ccal treatise premature
exhaustion with local debility, induced ~ early nscreon,
other In which the nature ani eecnf the
insdous malady together with the treatment arc fully
planned Illustrated by numerous anatomical plates AMI en-
cravings with supplement sexual diseases Price 81
10 be hal o. the author who be consulted cunhienay
S. hy eve Walker street. few doors west ~ Broadway
nR WATSON HAS FOR A LONG. SERIES or YEARS
confined certain In which h- has
treated not less sn twenty hou.snd e.s- -hor, an In
Of failure The remedies mild without nlerrup
change ~ 49, Dr. Watson IL In sontnssd
In the Until a. night Al his resi-
nifty nvel Walker few doors west az Broad
war. The consulting rooms sepsr-,c. -
WV WATSON, ~ ~,
Formerly Surgeon OF the Lock Hospital
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ITO MORROW, SATURDAY, MARTHA.
i GERMAN OPERA AND BALLET.
Floow's celebrated Opera VI
MATRHA
THE FAIR AT RICHMOND
Mad. LAGRANGE, Mad. RERKEL,
CARL FoRMEs
rIRANESER LEHMAN
TERESA ROIIA, PAUL BRILLIANT
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN yHH .CsscE OF MEpI

Il cire -TRIESMAR.-None are genuine une-s he srrav
ings the seals ~ the Ps,n Office % England be .As q
tcoe phArmscie Dc Paris and the Imperial College of
Vienna fixed upon each wrapper and around each seal
Triesrr No IL the remedy for debility, dec~y
rvig.res'ng sstonsing In the de
cine ~ all physical 'mpedmsn> vanish Ike magic be
fore ~ influence thus rendering It's Invaluable 70 those
entering The rage state Triesmar No. 7eutrcly erai
cafes al these ds~ders whch oopava and eubeos hare 20
port.n ~ the pcYulsiscn rresmsr No s The gre.
remedy for Mat class ~ sorders which the Eng
lsh phy treat with mercury W The Inevitable desrao
bon ~ The patents constitution, and which all the
rila world Fold VI tin and ivi
dd IN sepsrNe doses ss administered by yepsu Ialcmsn
Roux R~ord ae 40. Price Is each, four In
Tor 90 witch IS and N s oases whereby here
Swing ~ ~ Sold Mr. n A. BARROW, l5 Prince street,
receipt ~ The amount M viii forward the - css's ~
Tresnar and the large syes carriage paid thus ensurns
genuine Furppean rrerarat~s The ~ aao sent hu
a. carriage Consultations visual from N - NJ III
m VI aud from tul T. NJ, Al ls7 Prince street Few
hocts q Broadway Sold also ey q II. RING, lS
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AR THAI RERG'S - - - -
III FAREWELL APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK,
Mr. Ullman rspecifuiy annancrs hat Mr. ThaIberg after
career uncsAmpied 10Th y peennlay prvai artists sue.
tended through IL. south and South Amercs whence hs
viii embark FOR europe g. return 70 h- Family.
Mr. 1b.b.rg a. 10th a. tn pubic and 10 himself ~
his appe Sew YORK da-rous OF
not interfering with the 80 brilliant prospects Of the
h. hs renowned tho sa u giving farewell concerts on
has account and generously volunteered 20 play al Tho
THREE TINES on OPERA NIGHTS.
Mr. vilmss that the public will not fail % avail
the world whnss the 81
school, which has entirely rcvoiuonizcd piano playing VIII
Mr. Ulman cannot allow he present tunity to pass
without publicly announcing his deep Obg si0n 10 Mr. 1hal
berg for his nsgnanimons cooperation N he conception AMI
carrying cat II The Tor pr"-n opera eson
usdt pot been he interest taken by Mr ThAberg
In the permanent establishment 81 the opera w Amertcaan
interest Dictated by purely Artistic frcngtha present sea
could hardly have differed from former ones Twas Tho
prestige OF Mr. Ihahcrgs great hurvp'an fame and no
America pnbr IN. great combination IN srt.a VIII
make the season Of 1873 a memorable one
Mr. THALBERG's FAREWELL APPEARANCES
MsspAY SrSr, Duo. .,
'' HENRI vIEUxrEMPs
when Bellonl's celebrated upera %
WI be given The evening for the first and only e
,,nocvrENADAME IA GRANGE ss,v, -,
"'N' CARL roRvFs ""'
in his celebrated role ~ Georgio
No'c'r'e passR CRANE an nsiTREs sTs5Ss nIs"ed that
In honor OF
Mr. TIIAfBERG,
ON the occasion of his
FAREWELL. APPEARANCE
BEFORE tho pubic % New York.
will be given saturday, Jan. when the programme viii
contain attractions such a. have never been offered 70 amp
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CHARLES MATHEWS AS MEppLER.

A DELPHI,
IA of Spring and Crosby streets the old College OF
Physicians and SurgeonsGrana Musical Nesnge vocal
aud Instrumental every evening, at IA O'clock under the
direction Of Monsieur Beaufore, consisting Of solos duets
trios ballads, dansng &c, &c ~ BAN efficient police
will be attendance; also and respectable female
waters 10 attend the guests Choice wines liquors
ales, Ac, &C. Admiiance I2c., including refreshment
,t.l.t
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DRYANTS, NINSTREIS,
ID Mechanical Hail. 472 Broadway, above Grand street
Best hand In Eastence-oPEN EVERY NIGHT.
+, r. Prendergast the favorite ballad singer,
In connection with Mr. Percivsl the popular SINGER
JERRY, NEIL and DAN BRYANT,
the fayore comedians, with their excelsior troupe new
Songs Dances Solos Sayings Bucsques Comicaes Plan
taiiOn Scenes, ESSENCE OF OLD VIR1INNY, BUR
LESQUE ELEPHANTS &c
open commence at ~ o'clock Tickets Is
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CHARLES MATHEWS As oLp CURRENT.
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NEW NATIONAL CIRCK
IN In the Bowery Vkar Hester street
John Tryon. Manager pro tenn
CHRISTN AS DAY and EVENING aud SATURDAY,
Two magnificent performances commencing nj Ia and ut Ga
Boxes e cents, Pit IL cents.
Madame TOU RNIAIRkS Great Troupe of Riders and tho
New Pantomine will be performed in which Santa Claus
pears.
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DUCKLEYs' OPERA HOUSE.
I'D 5S5 Broadway, opposite Niblo's.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL SCENES
To-day, at clock; doors open at 2; by
BUCkLEYS SERENADERS
ETHIopIANIsM
At the Evening Entertainment
NEGRO MlNsTRELSY.
and last Opera night OF
TRovAToRE,
with It's great chorusses.
Doors open In the afternoon at .; commences at 3.
Admission to all parts of the house - cents.
Children to Afternoon Performance, half price.
Doors open In evening at b1s; commences at 7h'
CHARLEs MATHEWS AS AUGUSTUS TRINKLET.
EXTRA Observation-Disclosures MUSEUM
II ~ Grand street.-t3aia day,
SATURDAY, DEc "a,
will be grand festival The above place being for tho
BENEFIT OF MISS PAULINE,
which occasion
FIFTY YOUNG LADIES
win appear In the Model Arses and pers0nats
original and beautiful pictures. Admission the a.
usual Don't forget Saturday, Dec & If you want 10 see
plenty OF pretty girls
TAKE THE WHOLE FAMILY
J. TO see the ltughable new style
ETuIOPIANIsM,
This Afternoon, at BuCkLRYs'. $50 broadway.
CUARIES MATHEWS AS THE WIZARD OF TIE
~ South.
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A CADENY OF NUslC.-THIs MORNING, AT ONE Z. NJ.
N GRAND OPERA MATINEE.
This Friday morning tChsmas December - by general
request, for the last time,
NORMA,
Win the following great cast:
haname Seile0bnrg
Hignor Bignsrd abe tenor Pollope
The barroomr and mphiheatre will be closed.
Tickets, admitting TO all parts OF he Academy,
FIFTY CENTS.
May be had NJ the Academy from A. Breusings store,
10l broadway viii be until ~ The pubis respect
fully requested to buy their tickets before the opening Of the
doors, 10 prevent crowd nj the ticket Offices
IMPORTANT NoricEIn order TO enable visitors from tn
neghborhood TO take the early trains home and in
qucnce the being wanted for the erection of the plat
form for the MESSIAH which takes place the eyanpg
TIE OPERA MATINEE or GH.ISfMAY DAY
viii commence precisely at and conclude at 50.
In the evening, the Sacred Oratoro of
THE MESSIAH,
On an immense scale Of spiendor and magniGcence
Tickets for the Messiah be had TO day ut Breuslngs
from till IL and the Academy Il throughout the day.
On Saturday, December 6-MARTHA. Opera and ballot
Carl Formes, Lagrange, Rolln DC
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MEDICAL.

nR. CoBRE1T, 10 DUANE STREET. NEAR CHATHAM,
IL may be consulted wrh confidence, Diseases requiring
secresy From practice " twenty sN years exclusives
devoted ~ the treatment ~ private Diseases nc enabled W
With ccrainv, no msugr how aggravated ~ naltrca
he case may be- n. B.-Dr q. would remark that he
~ The tew qualified physicians practising in the above
specially IN Ibis CITY and the ouy having hploEs from
the New N0rk University.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

o'''g m,.S.fhs y =. 80 -, =
' '0 '"' ''pa,'"'ns "'s aee" f'T.. ms
l. Seven minutes allowed to each intermediate Office,
when not otherwise specified, for asserting the mails but
on and steamboat routes there . be no more de-
than Is sufficient for an exchange Of the mail bags
= On Ia'lroaa ana steamboat ,inos ana o.ner routes
where the mode of conveyance admits OF il, tho spccnl
agents OF the department also post once blanks mail oogs
locks ana Keys are 10 DO conveyed wlnout exa cnafge
VI ollrosa ona steamboat nncs, Dr.an anu I.naoa
pay aso me rone agents OF me department for whose
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INTEND 70 continue The publication Of Inc debates u coas
"ienee on tho hrst Atonday In tleceDsbrr
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icy viii be mseshndowed IA the speeches Of Its ends Th
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baltimore Ohio Railroad msds
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from Washington city all the leading cities
Northwest, aud ihe Southwest l RI as.t t ~
Members Of Congress and Others az the adournmeni will
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The trains san daily from Washington station al g. and
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gIhSr PRE- nIUM PIANOS.-Just received a my piano
store Eleventh Pennsylvania avenue,
spsnad ~ ~ aud OK from the faciory m Stein
New York. pianos The premium
the las, Metropolitan Fair and At The Aneti nttue av
agency pinnos
inba public respectfully invited call and them
before purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by any
pianos made country in Europe
have on hand large Stock Of other and secondhand
For work nani warranted and all pianos purchased from
will be kept in tune year without extra charge.
4 Oct 9--eoias #. q. RECHEEBAtH III. "
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y. - :. y. -. - - -
~ FthsptNSh law, u fkANkiiN rthhlA rfssiaest "
the uned ns@o "a Amesca doheeb5 declare Asd MAX
puohe sales VIII DC he'd r inna vmeos
The sTArx o. low al c periods hereinafter dosesad 10 WI
Az land once II osass eommencios % Monday fourth
dv Mn ms lisDosal rad within
me foiloyinsusin t0w uvhins ~ !. = u N $500
= $50. I<sa,,--,,-L 49, -. Il, - --..,.
Sosa" sae ea's "e ana ~s" 81 tAs MIA Praesfai
To~nshps ninety nine and on hundred Of ruprx ten
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NINETY nine aud one huuded on auss suytees
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townships ninety sis aud one hundred Of sa,s
Townshins ninety four ninety 6ye piorsy
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ERENCH Books Tor chltdFcn, UNNECESSARILY NInssTs-
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Concs pour les cnfants. ~ ~ - lt. s5ir !.
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Abecedare q Rmpcs 20 4e
Nouvel Alphabet des animaux. IS cents. 5tae
Aheeedsrs Francss, Album de COO Cavures. ~ o5
Les histories do Csandrspa 30 cenis. atH f
Roses de Ia Sagessce. 20 cen's.
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Hsees Insrne,ives pour les enfAn,e. OIL n. a4 III
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81 u.s. ~
And many others, imported direct fem fArts ~
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lAHPETING- We would particularly invite the
wishing 70 furnish out handsomely 20 and
beautiful style imported English velvet aud ~ issrs
carpetng exhibiting Department.
third floors we Pnd unusual of
goods, feel their asy rich
ing elegant designs and mcdeae prices will rccomarnd
them avay the closest md them the necessity
OF going North b their purchases. ss IVA a# C'
I'VE have great variety tapestry, Busse
3py double Venetian capeiing
received from large New York. and viii be sold
unusually cheap. BARNES & MITCHELL,
n On the Aycnur, between 9Th 0th
Sen "A a :.
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MORRIS M Charles Lamb, Joanna Rnilte, mncl<in-
tosh, Coieridss, swirl bacon Burke lsmainc, Goldmh,
Webster Nlion Irving, Carlyle. Gibbons
Nme Milford Spectator AVID other Of the British
Macauay Msceanss and other Of the standard belle
nuc
bindings. mostly imported from London w himself
Dec ri FRANcR TAYLOR.
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and officers 10 withdraw reserve following
prescribed limits Of selections until Otherwise directed, witt
n liz MISSISSIPPI
North and east Of The ca,aar base line and meridian.
T:. a:S. e and
ErsfW Pearl riru a aa
Townships and 10, Of ranges II, 49, 10, %, and ai
ofce at ArausrA:
North and Of As Cnoctau base line and mer.Iian.
Townships and 7.of ransc 8. f9 a
To~nshipsI and >, OF ranges ., re, AIDS, g
Township 7, ofrnge 49,
East Of Pearl rper north Of he 3isi deg Of latitude.
Townships and 10, Of ranges ~ 49, 49,
Townshps a. ass, o. y e. ana o. or ranges IL is.
I Isss:ss. "a i & ; sis" 81
East Of Pearl rpsr Of Ms ait deg qf latitude
Townships SD, J, and s. Of ranges SO, Lands
TswaIss and I q e range: liza and ~
Tswa,,s. ], sass,s;, lana. ana I" q range
4 Towa,Spss, u and !, Of range IL
Township 6, OF range u. E5-4u
Office CoLpxnuss N # a~.tG
NortA ana eaa Of The Chocfaw have and meridian
Townships So 10 ~, - H. and 49, ofranses ~ Is, 10. II,
Township g. Oranges So 7,s, 10, II, 10, and 10.
In ALABAMA. s
ehice at ST. srxrHrSs: HE #a
South Of the 3 deg. Of latitude and wesf Of he miqn
Townships S, g. and I, Of ranges 9, D. and 4.
In LOUISIANA
& Office nj GEEENsRURo: aa.l li 4.ssl El r.a.#F
South efs base line and east Of Me principal meridian.
Townships 7, g. and 0, Of range 10. .N
nships 2, s, D. and 10, Of IA and l5 ~
Townships 9, - and ~, Of range IL. 81 HE gal8A
Once at New ORtrkss: ti'as
East of Tie MisssipPi river. aaA s.t
Townships II, II, aud 10, of range 10 ens.
ships 10, 4, ~, aud 49, Of ranges IL and IA cast
Townships 10, II, and IL, of rsnge Is easL gs7a a
Given under hand at The General Land Once at the city Of
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JOS. g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner
Aug l6--law6wt Intel. Starl