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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

IT OUGHT TO DE THE CASE HERE,-The English
Lords of the Bench decided at Westminster about
month ago, that it was principle Of common law
that counselor, in questioning witness, should ad-
dress him in ordinary tones, and III language Of re.
spect, such as is employed by gentleman in con.
versation with another that such lawyer has no ripht
to question the private business or moral character
OF witness any further than it is apparent they alb.
solutey affect his relabyor touch the Case in hand
and that witness is not bound TO answer questions
put to him in an insulting or annoying manner. If
forced to answer by the court he will have his remedy
in an action for damages,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

THE RIVER AND CRoPs IN CoAHoMA.-We learn
from private letter from Friar's Point, says the
Vieksburg Wing, of the 22d that the river there at
P. NJ, on the 18th, had fallen about six feet and
was rapidly recediDg. The planters of the county
will not be as much injured as at first supposed
nearly all have commenced planting corn on their
original corn lands and also on the ground on which
the corn was DESTROYED.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23
- -,syzv,,qs,.sv, EsONTCHARTRAIN RAN.
"a ~ Is5s lu ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
after 9o'Chck, and the mornings will make the
O'Clock trip. 80 " o Wv I
Horse will leave the city every morning (exeept Sum
trAinB. ~ 80 ' 'N''N
Extra special trips required by notifying the CON
duetor. - e ~ 49,
Station House has been erected Gently Ridge yhere
the steam train will stop required excep on mail trims
ana after O'Clock on Sundays Fare way Is cents and
the conductor have timely notice 10 ston - ' ~
Due notice will be given of the half hour trips.
On and after the 4h july trains leave avery SIM
day, from O'Clock 9 P. NJ. - -
Halt hour trains will leave every day, from O'Clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23
Coz. srErroE no BE RsINFoaoEp-The New York

Col. STEPTOE 10 BE REINF0RoRD.-Th New York
Times of the 18th inst. has the following:
There was an important order received Yesterday
by the Quartermaster of the Army of this Depart.
ment, emanating from the War Department at Wash
ington, upon receipt of the dispatches from the Pa
eitie, conveying the important intelligence of the
defeat and retreat of Col Steptoe before superior
force of warlike Indians in Oregon. There was
special consultation held and it was resolved to re
crit the army in that quarter Immediately 1t was
determined to send out, by the steamer Of the Goth
SIX companies Of recruits, (about 500 muskets and
orders were telegraphed here to make arrangements
for having them shipped by the regular or by special
steamer The steamship ST. Lonis of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company. was chartered for that pur.
pose, aud TO sail under command of Captain Hudson
her old Captain, on the 20th inst. Gen. Scott was
yesterday at West Point prab bly, with reference to
this important movement Of the army.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

EPIsIoLARY ILLUSTRATIONS or PoLITIcAL5 SER
yILITY,-The Mr. Montgomery member or Cop0Tpss
from pennsylvania who made bis name familiar to
the country by his amendment 70 M Critfendep;s
Kansas bill, and who was generally believed N Iavs
some Independence OF feeling, and action turns ont
to be one Of the poorest ahjectest and most mean
spirited creatures ever suffered to live The Browns
vile (Pa) Clipper says that it has obtained the
following letter from the gentleman 70 whom h
was written
WAsHneToE, PA.) May d. lsss.
ENoCH SOUTH, EsQ-ldy Dear Friend horsd
to have visited you prior to the primary election t
it is now more than probable that cspnot Il, 81,
wanted to converse with you and 70 ask your advice
and assistance in the contest now going On ioF nom
inat0n.
Ihave learned from others that you were Sail nv
FRIEND and that you considered it unfair to deny ne
second term, and you do not know how prosoundIT
grateful felt when / heard it. YOn have hsen nv
friend so long that wanted 10 see ron and 10 eras
once more your hand, and to thank you from tie core
OF my heart.
1t is now ffty-sx years since the custom 81 giving
faithful Democratic representative ft6 Eeqal
10 deny this to me would be reflection On nv con-
duct, and would disgrace me forever. Les Gen. Ia
zear await his time, and be shall have his bo terms
without opposition from me or from Oar connsF. I
only ask one more term, and then will withdraw
from the field. Please speak to your neighbors FOX
me; do not let them strike me down. All yea do for
me shall be treasured up in grateful memory.
1 remain as ever sincerely your friend,
Z" ST. IesiuSnb DueHanan Gtinks a0bnlng stlTlu-
lating except old rye whisky, / told him that You
used to have the best that was ever distilled in our
region, and be made me promise 10 SEE vou ana aet
him some il you had it.
Could You Let me have barrel or even half bar
rel, OF the best you ever made Write me- win
send keg Of it to the old chief if | can get it.
WM
We shall not undertake to comment upon such d
letter as that Its tone is that Of mandieant holding
out his hat and asking for cOppers, Or of age beg
ging piteously TO be let ofrom the expected appca
tionof cowhide. We hardly know which Ii the
more dsgraeeful-the writing Of the notorious Foley
letter or the authorship Of this Montgomery thing
louisville Juurnai
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23


PRENTIoTANA.-W When the tailor looked at the Falls
OF Niagara, with its thick cloud Of spray, he ey-
claimed, 9 Gods! what a place to sponge coat ~
When corrupt politician looks at seat in Congress,
with all its immense facilities for sacrificing the ma.
tonal interests to the highest bidder, he mentally
eXclaiHs, Gods what place to sponge the people
An Indiana editor says very l.naturedly that he's
not disposed to give credit for anything He ought
to credit us for the money be once borrowed of US as
Well as for the paragraphs be now steals from us.
The farther you go North, the hotter the weather.
At 81 Paul the mercury has gone up to lO7 degrees
in the shade. Ours is about the mean temperature
New Albany Ledger.
the politics that you write are even meaner than
the temperature they are written in
A few nights ago the lightning struck in several
places in Washington City. It didn't strike the
Treasury building, however There was no metal
there to attract the electric fluid
Our neighbor of the Cincinnati Enquirer aIludinG
to certain matter, says that from regard tor
truth he ''will have to remain silent.N He seems
conscious that be best shows his regard for truth
when he doesn't open bis mouth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

TIE RIVER AT VIcKsBURG.-The vicksburg whig
of yesterday morning, 22d nst says that the river
at that point continues to decline pretty fast, and
mud of considerable depth is making its appearance
on the landing,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

Consul, GENERAL TO TIE BLACK sEA.-We learn
from the Richmond tva,) papers that it is rumored
that Dir, u ?. R. James has beenappointed by Queen
Victoria ConsutGeneral to the Black Sea- and that
ne will accept the appointment. Mr. James depart.
ure from Richmond will be sincerely regretted by a
host Of friends who reside ia that eity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

IMMIGRATIoN TO New YoRK.-We learn from the
report Of the New York Commissioner Of Immigra.
tton that the number of immigrants which have ar
rived at that port this year. up to the l4th instant
was40,56I, against lOl09O during the same time
last Year.
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RAILROAD TRAVEIrMCa-

E9ssa s.a, rv.aysssgass-, NEW ORLEANS ,TACEa
Ba FIVE 49, SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Ass& &aa-4S t4G--AsG&RA AILROAD.
On aud after MONDAY, the 3ls day of Nav 1873 q Pas
arrive at Canton $50 O'Clock P. NJ ~ " '' N
Returning viii leave Canton at NJ and arrive at New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

CANA MAN BE HIS OWN GRABDF ATHER?-The query
answered in the affirmative There was a widow and
her daughter in-law, and u man and his son The
w9ow married the son. and the daughter the old man;
the widow was therefore mother to her husbands
father, consequently grandmother to her own husband
They had son, To whom she was great.grandmother;
now, as the son ola grandmother must be either a
grandfather gr uncle this boy was therefore his
own grandfather A. B,-Ihis was actually the case
with boy at school at Norwich
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

Hon. James N. Buchanan, o. S. Minister to Den
mark, left New York on the steamer Borussia, which
sailed on the 18th inst TOR Hamburg. MIR. Buchanan
is isaceompanied by his family.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

Returns from fifteen counties in Kentucky make
the aggregate number of hogs over six months old
75,874-against 628,l24 in the same counties last
year, and ATS S85 the year before last.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

CRoPs IN TGxAs-We clip the suGjoined para.
graphs from the Austin rexas) State Gazette of the
18th inst:
We had rain on Sunday night last. 1t was a
doubt of our corn and cotton crops-frst planting
and second planting. We shall have the greatest
abundance OF corn, wheat and cotton. Our frmers
are in excellent Spirits Debt and embarrassment no
longer give them reason for fearing attack Of the
buedeVis. We are greatly favored. In no southern
State will there be SO large crop made as in
Texas
Several gentlemen have called at our sanctum this
week to inform of the crops in various sections
the state. We never before heard such uniformly
cheering accounts. We might well say that Texas
will make aTger crop this season OF every staple
than ever before allowing for all the increase Of
cultivated lands,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23


FRANK LESLIE IN ScsAPE.-0ne of fhe New
York Aldermen, whose name is Reed, has made afi-
davit against Henry Carter, commonly known as
Frank Leslie, charging him with having, in the issue
of paper known as Frank Leslies illustrated
Newspaper, and bearing date July 18th, published.
in the shape of a wood cut. gross and malicious
caricature and libel against him aud other Aldermen
Aldermen Reed and others, it viii be remembered.
were the investigating committee in the swill milk
matter and it is alleged that the cut referred to- carl
catures and libes them. The utrepresents dive men
stable and COW. One of the men is a masculine
milkmaid another is supposed to be the proprietor
Of stable, and the Others Alderman Reed and his
companions These three gentlemen have each
whitewash brushes in their hands. Mr.. Reed is en-.
gagged in whiteWashing the stable one Of the others is
putting coat on the COW, and the other is white
washing the mIkmad. The supposed keeper Of the
stable in the act of putting into the pocket Of one
OF the gentlemen bag marked $50 900; and from
the pocket of another bag labelled s5 900 is pro-
trudtng. Alderman Reed is of the opinion that this
cut Is intended to libel and carcature him as well as
the Others, and consequently makes the complaint.
warrant was issued for the arrest of Frank Leslie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

Judge R 9. L. Moncure, Of the Court Of Appeals
has been mentioned as candidate for Governor Of
Virginia, and Robert I. Montague, Of kiddlesex
county, as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

Samuel B. Ruggles, Of New York, has been ap.
pointed BY the Governor of that State Canal Com
missioner, in place of saml 8. Whallon, deceased.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

SwALLowING SLED.-The power Of strong drink
was forcbly illustrated at one of the Pittsburg sa
looms lately.
1t seems that certain old sOaker had been build
whistle pretty freely at the bar on account as Tie
work went on. At last the barkeeper remarked:
What, --, you here again2 Why you have
drank that sled all up except the pole, now ~
The customer was taken by surprise for a moment,
but leaning resolutely over the bar, exclaimed
Well, look here old feller, give me the pole
Them
Topper swallowed the pole.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23
Col. srEpToR's DEPtAr.- The following is a list of

I n NJ V1 . = n KIa IUlVWIIB Is 4 IIsI OF
the killed and wounded in that unfortunate affair
Brevet Capt, o. H. P. Taylor, I'd Lieut. W. Gaston,
lst Sergeant W. c. Williams; Privates- B,rnes,
seyerely-H. Montrevlle, j. Linch, W. Nieon, H,
Snisker O. a. Hammond; wounded slightly-E r.
Birch, Maurice Hurley, c. Hughes, j. Kelly, g. Ben
ger and j. Klay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

0BsEQUIEs or GEN. QUETa Am 1atchez used to H.
considered within striking distance Of New orleans
but under the present mail arrangements, ii is doubt
full whether shall ever hear from there again. wa
have received no Natchez papers Of later date than
Saturday last Consequently we are obliged to take
the following account of the funeral ceremonies at
tendant npon the burial of Gen. Quitman from the
Vieksburg Sonthron, of the 2Oth instant
Funeral Obseguies of General qlsitgaa. .-()a YES
teFday, as Is are informed the last sad and solemn
rites 81 sepntture were performed BY the citizens 81
Adams county, inc uding. of course the city Of Nat
ehez, over the rens Of the late lamented hero and
statesman, General John 4. Quitnan.
The people OF Ntchez of all classes and creeds all
sexes and conditions-the old and the young-came
forth to pay the last tribute Of their homage to te
noble and honored patriot whom they loved and re,
VeFeneed
Under the command Of Giles NJ Hillver. ESQ.
Grand daFsha Of the day, the citizens and sodieTv
oil Natehez formed in procession and marched to
strains OF mourufu music, TO M0hmoatb, the late re-
sidence OF the hero and the sage Thence his remains
were escorted to the burial ground with all due hon
ors and as the solemn words of 'dust TO dust ashes
to ashes, fell upon the of that assembled multi
tude, down many cheek long unused to tears
streamed warm and fast the silver drops OF feeling
ave. from hearts most deeply touched at the los for
ever OIL the good the gallant, the glorious Quitman
Long shall We seek b likeness-ljng in vain
And turn 10 all o him which maE remain
sig9ins thaL nst ure formed bur one sarh man,
2 in Ffuif ffFVtP-1F H,H4r1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

The Hon John N Wilder died Of apoplexy at the
DeaRan House, Albany, N. Y, on the afternoon Of
the 18th inst
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THE LAKE.
I BLADON AND CULLUM

IT, FOR RLADON AND CULLUI
fbs Iia5t 5LssDa Tgsi Wss D5s5rs, n.ots,
Stie v u Stone master WIN Leave for Bsdon and Culldm
Leaves MOBILE or Bpdpn and cnllum Springs Demopo-
Leaves Mobile Badop and C1ian Springs every Tuesday
hYemng, at O'Clock.
Leaves Badon CuIun Springs every Monday and wed.
a{ aa fE15ssa ss5anS gy6n u Mobile every Tuesday
Passenges can rely this arrangement being carried out
The Jeanette leaving Badon the evening the trip Is made
70 Mobile during the night thereby avoiding the hot during
For passage or further particulars, apply o.
tx COX, BRAINAkD 4 6Q.,
- Aloble, AIt,
IT. FOR BLADOE AND CULLUgI
RsslhSlsS sPRINGs-Twice week-fhe steamer Adj
Biao an n pIio ss % s9lss s has,gr ~ WI leave ioF
Leayes Mobile for Badon Caum springs and Demopols
Leaves Mobile Bisdon and Cnum Springs every ednes.
day evening at O'Clock. ..,.u,...
Leaves Badon and Cgn Prings every Tuesday and Thurs
and Friday morning. s O'clock "'u"'''a'
FOR passage apply TO- -
Ie25 tt - Or RUTLAND & DAVIS. Mobile.
OVER THE LAIkE1-sUNDAY F,x-
vile The Gne fast low pressure steamer Steamer
1 sTe 81 Ss RafSsd On On be Psf sv % a %
o'clock y cars Returning leaves MadisonyiIle at 80
9{iS Us af0 4 S0sSfoE i Ss,5s:5 assS' s,..,
r. FOR POINT CLEAR-sTEAsER
aS5e ETkY aR5 ySH }ShP F. 3 Pa6 g .lS eay S
Also Sundays Mondays and Thursdays vi make
1idday tips leaving the city at 10 O'Clock, accommodate
those who arrive BY the morning boats. jo2l If
ST. LAKE SHORE PACKET FOR
Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi City
- 11ss Biloxi and Ocean Springs
Capt Myers bu expressly for the trade win unsaf'
passed wl gsG aseale rIde leave as oOws
~, " Jefferson Railroad Ponchartrain RailroEd
TBTEsRAY... 725 .....
Leaves ocean sprines@I0YDAY EvENfNSe.
WsfDNESD4Y TrsITSI z gTE EEy5ENING. E5I,H
Cabin fare to and from Ocean Springs and J ali StaTmest,
Child en- servants ~ "a "a
a-o.., EDWARD TOBY. Agent, Agent 0V
myzzn 81 Camp street.
@SoRh6aLRE E = shohn u, DRIP, p "K E T
For OCEAN SPRINGS fG BfEox and I'll intermediate
lani9gsLIhe new and plendid low pressure, o. s. coast
expressly for this trade with superior accommodations viii
leave the Lake of the Jefferson PoutcbaTrain Rail
roads, the arrival at the Lake Of the cars as follows
Jefferson Railroad. Pontchartrain Railroad
TUFsDAY.....72OA NJ cars. q & 7 NJ e. cagal g.'''
THgRsnAY....lz.2lA - A. N. cars. o. A. NJ. cars.
sATGRbAY q . r n n eaFs + + n n cars cars
,-,,,, ~ ,, Leaves Ocean Springs:
EPSEsE 5sEs FRf614 FFRRfh6RAE oRSISG ETEStS
Rates of Fare by the Creole:
Cabin fare to Ocean Springs Biloxi and all intermediate
Children and servants g5 g5
FreFht viii be- received for Creole By either road 0O
R An Express Chest and Letter Bag leaves the cice on
Tussays and Thgsd9ys 8 O'Clock A. NJ and on Fridays
New Orleans July 28 85 l''' As'n ~ sang FiiSS isss
: ,.siagae Is,g ESPR ! MoElLE-DAILY, z. 5 MAIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

JERRoLD's MOTHER AND THE DUKE OF YORK--
Jerrold's father managed very small theater at
Sheerness, in Kent, and his mother who acted as
treasurer and ChecktRker used to sit at the door and
receive the entrance money. Upon one occasion, the
late Duke of York, uncle Of Queen Victoria, had
been solicited to patronize benefit and promised to
attend. Appearing at the paying place and finding
that be had forgotten his ticket, he informed Mrs.
Jerrold that in changing bis dress for dinner he had
left the ticket in the pocket Of the coat be had taken
of. Mrs. Jerrold, calling cut to the do0ropener
within, in loud voice, audible all the theateF
said, John, ERE is lis Royal Ighness the Duke Of
York who as left is ticket in is other coat pocket
Hadn't is Royal 'IphDess "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

In 1876 Hannah Lyman, of Northampton, was
fined by "ye Corte at SpringheldF $40 "fOr wearing
OF silk in Haunting manner, in offensive way and
garb'-probahly in the hoop fashion now prevalent,
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feIegraphga % Lbe New Orleans l.rescenI
DUEL BETWEEN TWO EDITORS.
Lnr rnE aArtoaAL Lrrr.

YIoKsBuHe, July 22.-A duel cams Off this morn
ing near this city between WI H NcCardle eiitor u
the True Southron, and JIM Partridge, editor II tbe
VicksbaFg Whig
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

Az the first fire, Mr.. Partridge was wounded ii the
ankle.
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KEY WEST Il

Leaves on MONDAY July 26h instant at 8 A. "
h5& BOR KEY WEST, VIA PENSACOLA
TTF Apala. hicoa 81 Marks, Cedar Keys. Tampa Bay
sgzsreand AanHtee--Sonhern Steamship Company u s.
4ne6e new and superior eoppesd and eopperastoned
above ' 'o
For freight passage having superior stateoorn
dations, apply to q B PaYNE II TSa1,n straat
subjeetto ltghterage At steamers expense -
Shippers will please provide themselves with .e saar
Storm Of bills of fafigg oiher viii be signed
8a5~ No freight received without an order iy20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

Ara FOR BREHE EN-THE Al BREMEN SHIP
HESN. Bremen, tapt. Beinken, Is loading for
SSaboge port and will have immediate dispatch For
freight Of cotton. amply
J. P. Whitney & CO.. B5 Gsrondelet st, or to
WARNEKEE d KIRGHOFF.
For passage, sppy to the capaan on board. ieIl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-23

| NV NUTIGA-I HAVE RESUMED THk PKAT
= tiee of pfofesson and befouRd my Office No 10
amp street.
myl8 ly Mn. REYNOLDS.
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MALLETp, JOSEPH, CoMMTssToE, RFCgTy
~ ing and Forwarding Merchant and General Steamboat
Age NO. y front street. will strict attention any
ia22 ly " ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-24
NaaSs asis assssap n raE

The grant ofiHnd made Nv tn. sct Of confre.s.
approved June 5, Isss he state &C Michigan. q,
msnticned hxvipg been so far adjusted agto aUtho-
rye the release from withdIswa of The lands here
vacant efS1td "a nds vi leo ne outside II sag MILES
on earn side of the Grand Rtpids aud Indiana
s ss MtIwssrs. RsiIGd. si,uat,d IN the under
mentioned tOunshIPs which have not beer sci eoted
Conr-ess. or legally AIMED by pre- emptIon, and
rkith csrs SRslset 20 rrirdt ,n'ry et ihe dafe AZ
m. ds,s aud ct toe plae here.raIter spec ned, al
the ordinary mlnitnua OF y . per aere-
Ar the land oh ce It loSIA on Monday' fAs i6A day
North of the base lane aud acsa Of fhe pTiHeipal
meTidiaH.
townships s. s, TO- n, I2, IS, u. lS L. is, le AID
Town hips l. S. ,Ic,u.Ia. Is, IL l5,i7,Is.is.
Townshps T. 81. 10. n, 70, Is, Il. IS. L. rs. Is.
townships 4 G. 70, I'll, u. Is. u. Is. .Is. 10.
ToSnshps !. S. g. rs, ls 10. II, 49, and ~ Of
townships 4. 5s.as,s.Io IS, ls, II. rs. and p, Of
Town,hips g, 10. Is Is, IL. 10. and -. Of range
townships TO- Is Is. IT, IS, 10 and % ranss eieh
Township Is. Of range nineteen.
At the land Office at TRkvkRsE CITY on Monday,
the 18th Gay OF august next, vIz:
North of tAs base Iin. AID vest Of tks Pr'seiPet
Dlerididn.
townships 81. 2, 3, "a IS a ~ q, %. 81 and IS.
Ts~h.hiOs q. a. q. "a, 3. %, p. and "a. Of Ants
Townships 81, p e. "a. ss Sc. n. and D. Of rsnts
eleven.
Townships a. p 2s a. Is. 26 and q, Of range ten.
Townships e. "a -, 80, 81, and -. OF range nine
Townships q. g %, So 81, and 81, Of range eight.
Township 81. of Tante seven.
Given under INV hand al the CITY OF washington,
this eighth day Of June. Ammo DomIni one Thousand
'''"' ""'' iHOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of The General Land Once.