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Grand G0Ict Medal OF E8omOr

Awarded to
THE PORTABLE ENGINE BUILT AT PHILIP RATISrE
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS
RICHMOND, Va,
For the best Portable Engine for Agricultural purposes be
Ing the SIMPLEST, CHEAPEST most economical and dura
bic manufactured North or South.
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sc Insi.le pages q so-.Iay,s oreaeent-e3a

FUNERAL OF Mr.. GoopMAN.-The remains of the
late Daniel Goodman were followed to tbe tomb last
evening BY very large cortege Of his Hebrew breth
rem and brethren Of the Masonic fraternity He was
one of the few who have lived without reproach, and
never made an enemy merchant Of integrity, a
citizen Of usefulness, man with warm heart and
al open hand to oil his fellows, and husband and
father Of the kind that exalt and sanctfy the home
circle. AS an active member in all schemes Of bene
violence among the Jewish population, and as an
equally active and valuable member Of the Masonic
fraternity, his death leaves vacancy which cannot
speedily be filed he died on Wednesday night af
ter severe illness Of several weeks duration, The
frst part Of the funeral ceremonies ia the city
that Of the Hebrew religion, conducted by the Rev.
MIR. Gutheim the second part, in the Hebrew Gene
terry, was that Of the Masonic order, given by the
Rev. Mr.. Bowles The funeral besides being large
was ia every particular an impressive one, for the
deceased carried with him, to the unknown land, the
respect esteem and regret Of al who had the pleas
ure Of knowing him in life.
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nar Important Photographic
from Eur0pe--on first pages

ganization which labored faithfully in the cause
Of Christian philanthropy during the late epidemic,
are beeomingly mindful Of their own obligations and
make due acknowledgment OF them BY returning
thanks to these who assisted them, particularly to
two benevolent ladies Of West Baton Rouge and to
many other fair disciples Of Florence Nightingale in
this city whose tender mnistations were volunteered
in the service Of the Relief Committee Of tile Associ
alton The praise Of their good deeds is not their re-
ward butita none theless cur duty and our pleasure
In render
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Rs-This change In the weather Will doubt
less canse demand for Blankets Comforts Fanues shaws
Cloaks and Wooden Dress Goods. All who are DESTROYS Of
buying these goods advanageousy should before selecting
examine the large stock Of them offered by undersigned
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS 4 Co.
MS 2ptf I6caral street
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One Of these Engines and Mills 8 expressly guaran.
teed yG0 feet Of oneuch boards per day with the ser
wees Of a good mechanic as above, etc.
FOR S2G0O.
These Engines complete for driving Gr Mills and Cot
ton Gins
The cost of larger smaller machinery about proportion
to the amount of work to be All machinery expressly
guaranteed represented or no sale.
One of these celebrated Machines from Rahm's Eagle
Foundry, Richmond, Va, exhibition at IS Perddc
street.
Also variety of Machinery for Plantation uses now onhand
EDWARD N. IyENS, Agent,
Mo 2p4t-lm&W No. Union street.
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COmlnaO1l CrOCker,y,

For
g o q n T r Y TR AID Il.
large stock Of COMMON EARTIIEN= AND GLASS
WARE for Country Trade for sale low by
B0WLES 4 JUDSoN.
OF 2puFrMowssa
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER u, 1858.

as- The officers Of the steamer Orleans have our
thanks for late ST. Louis papers.
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CLOTHING FOR EyERYBoBY.-D. Moore s CO., Of
the clothing emporium l69 III Poyas street offer to The
public general assortment clothing and gentleens fur
salng goods which is being reinforced ny fresh nstamen
Of The latest fashions per every steamer II Ia a.
es 70 fhs peosophc observer remark and compare The
apResVsnees presented before after man has Called an
Moore The metsmoTphoas astounding and proves nf
ai ihe clothing makes the mana Therefore le al whose
Rpeafaase susceptible Of mproveusuaud whose ID
giFe Moore call His advertisement CONVEYS an idea n NJ;
extensive establishment. Y ~
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y. ooanall rseass.Llng. U .L.ll. gage.

RESUMED PAYMENT ~ FuLL,-Ihe obligations Of
the late firm Of Ward, Saunders Huntwll be paid
at maturity BY Messrs. Ward. Hunt q Co. See the
formal announcement in another column of this
mornings Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12

NRw ORLEANS soHooL OF MEDIc1SR-The annual
course Of lectures in this institution will commence
on Monday next, and will contiue fifteen weeks there
after Students, as is well known, undergo so thor
oQgh system of practical and logical training and
instruction under the direction of competent Board
of Professors that lis the fault of their own matere
1t they not manufactured into competent doctors
Of medicine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12

Received per Johsnnsbersn annual supply Of Ladies',
and dentemen's KID GLoyES-all Sizes and coIa,s,o
rented the genuine article II Nai
MooDY's,
ns 2p4teod Corner Of Canal and Royal Streets
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nsy~ Planters and other strangers visiting
city particularly requested our stock before
buying Dry elsewhere We very fun assortment
oH descriptions Of Plantation Housekeeping Fancy Dry
Goods all Of which will offer extremely low prices for
CASH or CITY ACCEPTANCE. AS opz stock contains all
kinds oances and staples by the package piece OF Mt retail
the purchaser will be enabed fiji entire bill at this house
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS 4 CO..
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BeneUOtert1 dissertation or the
Sons Of LoMigiana.

Sons Of Louisiana.
The members of this Association will meet at the Hall of The
Perfect Union Lodge Rampant street. between st. PbHr
and Main SUNDAY MORNING the Iib inst at 10 o'clock
for the purpose of celebrating the Second Anniversary Of The
foundation Of said Association Members are requested to be
punctual. By order Of the President:
AUG. LARoSE Secretary
Programme
The Association viii be formed into procession nj o1or
A. NJ, under the direction of,h
Grand Marshal, FELIX LABATUT,
his Assistants Mesrs Jacques Charbounet b. Fapot
P Moutama st. John Ducoug Joseph eros P Baron Bots
fontaine.
The procession viii march Rampart Frenchmen Casacalvo
Louisa, Greanen Esplanade, Royal St. Charles Poydras
Camp and Charres Streets down United States Hotel
where an afternoons luncheon Will be prepared for the guests
and the members of the Association
By order Of the Grand Marshal
..... AUG. LAROSE,
Mo 2p4t Secretary
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90 The steamship Black Warrior, Capt Smith,
sails at O'Clock this morning for New York, via
Havana, with the following passengers
III. 5o G eT Iork -Gep Swain, s. Giptu Miss waldrna
j. o. Breen, j. frame, r. O. Williams and Ross Monat
---zo S-
aB- One hour Is all the time required 10
keep the hair Of any lady of brilliant brown or
black color for the space Of ONE YEAR fCRISTADORO,s
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article used for that pur
pose EIGHT MINUTES only consumed in applying H.
aud The brilliant and truy natural tint impaired to the hair
Whskers or moHstache lasts at least SIS WEEKS No wen
DER that this Dye dsplacng all others both in this country
and in Europe.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all hsir-3ressers
ms 2plm6W GRIsTAnORO, No, 6 Astor House n Y
R9e PatpltRttOm Of the Heart There are
many persons afflicted with the above disease and should give
| the following taeir attention
rms 10 certify that have been troubled with the napifa
o 'ne heart Tor several years nj times so severe that
LII. NJ Gown ana seep At night ans after applying sew
eral remedies and finding relief procured n M n y
A. Huffman, bottle Of Hoofsua,s er RE-. -
by Dr. c. ~ Jackson of PHILADELPHIA md / fnu6d ~ t
relief from one, continued 10 IT. and now an, ,arr
relieved Of The disease and Do reeommena 1t 10 all who MAY
be afflicted with the same disease am saisaed Il 4
able medicine.
Given under my hand, this the l4th day of Oct Is5s
VALENTINE BAuMSTARE
Waco, Flistoa county Ky,
These Bitters are sold by druggists and in every
town and village In the United States Ganadas West Indies
and soptb America At 10 cents per BEETLE.
Principal Office, as Arch street Philadelphia Pa
See that you get Hoofands German Bitters
Sold in New Orleans, Wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT
8 w. NOS. Il and l5l Ghartrea street. nj 2p1n&W
.
h8s Look out for limitations OF Lea & Per-
ms Worcestershire Sauce, See advertisement Of John Dun
Ss' sons aul6 2plawlY
~ De. James VIII lOrrIve in New Orleans
the latter part Of the present month"; October and Viii re-
sums the practice Of his SPECIALITY at mis- Old Established
Ola 2pa&W ~ '4's'
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- DE-. james wln lorrIve in new Orleaps
the latter part Of the present month"; October and viii
sums the psetee Of his SPECIALITY at mis- odRstabiished
pi'pensafy s. CRstonhoase street. New Orleans
Oh 2pH&W
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80 The steamship Black Warrior, Capt. Smith,
sails at s o'clock this morning for New York, via
Havana with the following passengers
Jor es rork -GePt, Swain, s. Gilpiu Miss waldruT
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10 Country yUerchanEs.

LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
The undersigned haze III and offer for on reason
able terms, complete assortment of every variety Of
CoGNAC BRANDIEs.
BOURBON, RYE and
NONONGAHELA WHISKY,
HOLLAND GIN,
JAMAICA RUM
SCOTCH aud IRISH WHISKY,
PEACH and APPLE BRANDY,
MADEIRA PORT and SHERRY, =.=.a
CHAMPAGNE and CLARET,
BITTERS Of all kinds,
BRANDY FRUITS and CHERRIES,
LONDON PORTER SCOTCH ALE, ETC.
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco.
wcIsoleecd pounds half pounds lyes and tens
plain and tin-foil twist in all sized packages
Cigars.
A good assortment Of
HAVANA,
GERMAN and
DOMESTIC
CONVERSE & Co,
rs 2p3sMoWe&Fr 70 Gravier street.
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Thomas 4. JlT0ntCell,

XHOhbGES Azs JAGCRCeGE,
40 CAMP STREET,
& II NJ H II AL STATrON mR
And
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
Is now receiving Black Warrior aud packet ships
Rochester,
j. P. Harvard and
silas Greenman
A Full and yyeII-AssOrted stock
OF
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS,
PLAYING CARDS,
BINDERS STOCK
And every article required by
C0uNTlNG-HOUsES BANKS, etc
Printing, Engraving aud Blank Book
MANUFACTURING
Executed at The shortest notice and reasonable prices.
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
General statiouer Paper Dealer, and
Blank Book Manufacturer,
rs 2r6t No 10 Camp street.
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Aa- Look out for limitations OF Lea & Per-
ms worcestershire Sauce See advertisement John Dun
Nsu q sons auI6 2pitawly
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.B0lsUt,,,s Gloyes,

OF 2puFrMowesI
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Diseases ofthe 4hrOgf ana Eungs

Mo 2p4t--lm&W
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North of the 5o,e line and ,re,t ofhe principal nsrion

North Of the bose lane and rest Of the principal meridian
Township IL, of nnge2.
At the land Office at MONROE, commencing on Monday
the tre Eighth day Of June ne, for the disposal of the
vacant lands in the tre,-nbued sections within the
deImcntionsd townships, which remain to the United
States, pyilin miles each SIDE OF the "N1cksburg
Shreveport and Texas rsroa subject, as required by
law to a minimum Of hco dollars and my csnts Ir acre,
viz:
North Of the base line and e'a Of Ms principal meridian
Townships IL, Is, and 49, of range L.
Townships IL and lS, of range 2.
Townships IL, Is, and 10, of ranges and 4,
Townships l6, IL, ls and 10, of range g.
Townships l6, IL, and Is, of ranges 6, Z s, 9, TO-
and H.
Townships Is, l6 II, and Is, Of range H.
Townships Is, l6 and "a. of ranges l3 and Ia.
Townships Is and l6 of range l5
North Of the base line and ~e Of e principal ms'd'on
Townships H. 49, and 10, of ranges L. q 3, 4, and g.
At the land office at Natchitoches commencing on
Monday the fourteenth day of June next, for the dis
posal of the public lands heretofore nofvod situated
within the following named townships viz:
North Of The bare line and ~ea Of he principal meridian
Townships 4, 5, and H. of range4.
Township 22, of range ].
Townships 10, %, and %, of range 3.
Township 23, Of range 10.
Townships 22 and %, of range III.
Township 49, of range H. and township I'll OF range l3
At the land Office at NArcuIrocnys, commencing on
Monday the rey s,gb day Of June nef for the disposal
of the vacant lands in the nubrod sections within
the under mentioned townships, which remain to tho
United States miles eoch .d Of the ''vicks
burg Shreveport and Texas railroad, and of the New
Orleans Opelous, and Great Western railroad subject
as required by law to minimum of teo dollars and INV
cents per acre, viz
On the 'vicksburg, Shreveport, and Texas railroad
North Of e base line and meH Of the Prnopo median
Townships IT, 49, and 10, OF ranges 6, Z, 8, 9, 10,
and H.
Townships is, IL and Is, of ranges Is, IL, Is, and
l6.
railroad -
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Books from London.

TINGAVA; a Tale of the Esquimaux; by R. NJ
L Ballapyne 81 %
The Islands, the Pacific by r. Beiantyno
25.
Lights shadows the Christian Life by pr Twecdc
Bible Hour. as cents.
Masters and workmeu; by Sarah Patterson. rs cents
Flora; a tale. 50
Rambcs Of a Rat 30 cents.
The better Way; by Miss Ballantyne so cents.
The Roby Family. 30 cents
Pastors Visits. 40
hbdins Progressive Drawing book. ~ 2b
hbdins Advanced Drawing book. 81 20
The Broad line Drawing book. 81,
Nh'es First Drawing Lessons 80 cents.
london and iis Sights, 25 cents.
hasy Bali mud tho Grnshoppers Feast coored plates 81
Mister Fox Colorcd plates 6S
yeb 23 '' FRANCK TAyI
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For All Parts OF the West.
TfNII IsVHrs NND 'HfIV H"r'sNV"''-
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
VNIJREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum'
i bcrlaud. Wheeling, and all parts Of the West
lst Tho ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave except sinn'll
6.45 connecting Philadelphia first tram "h
Washington Junction) will stations ANA arrive q" '
berand ut 4 O'Clock, y. m.
Camden station daily except SUNDAY
Wheeling by &, connecting q. t
Cincinnati Dayton, Indianapolis l'u
VILE Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, C,go St lou's Cairo, and m
mediate peints. ~
I'd The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at T. p connecting with
places other central and o
places nearly 100 miles shorter than by any ~
route. The these places Is also un@qualcd -,
baggage through Columbus, Cincinnati indansPr
81. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred q, points free. -
THROUGH all the towns 10 ho
the possible rates office Camden station 'p
Washington
A second class attached o the mail train. ,,
Passengers from Baltimore Washington peems oe"s
Nv dov'qh by taking accommodation mail train ana ps
Cumberland Oakland They morning by 'n
Mt 2, y.
Passengers from Washington have ample time for meals At WASH
ngton Junction.
This Is the only by through and baggage cnso
can be obtained In Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation CAS- wi stop all stations
Cumberland express Piedmont gong W
mediation leaves Cumberland at 20 reaching Baltimore at he
The FREDERICK TRAIN M except Sunday siopps
at stations Leaves Frederick O. m, arriving At b'u
at 1890,
Tho EiiIcoTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden Station at M
and 80 m Leaves Eioous Mills at 7ao and Tso y |
w woors1DE,
lT-du Master Of Transportation
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JUST RECEIVED, tho following works of j. V

Uol RECElNED, the following works OF ). v.
Lady Alice 25 cents -...
The Forest 81 rs
The Pretty Plate, tinvenilc) so cents.
LADY Alice decidedly work genius Indeed
few hcons whore this first and highest excellence
Boston Post.
This extraordinary book. That the author was
animated by emotion than that Of the production
and somewhat surprising novel which should make
high imaginative power unspangy exercised through
out. '-Dousass Jsrroid's Weekly Neoe.
Talent Of high order teens every page"
london Nelo Monthly Magazine
Besides the admirable society story Aban
Athcrtcn' has great purpose London Ney Monthly
The young lady characters in ban are lust such girls u wc
have all known aud VI us perhaps have loved Wk9 Ro
" Tho Forest the finest pictures painted
door life in The wild regions Of this state and speak with vivid
memory Of all that Cooper aud Hoffman have done Its dcnoaons
nv T. Courier and Enquirer
Woods lakes and falls the clearing noun
Huntington the freshness and variety
y inspiration. ~ 7. Literary World
descriptive powers The exraorna.
ry."-N. L. Erungelis.
portions Of tho the descriptions hunting and
the grand Of the North Here the thought
channels and the beautiful pictures the
lakes and the myriad phases Of nature forest stream
[Protsum churchman
power description truly extraordinary pen
paintings exquisite in their Kind the coorcd the
that has life
and has the artists double genius appreciation and reproduction
Whatever bo the subject is placed before with hv.
ing beauty, cqualed by American writer know
donald Macleod in tie ", 7. Ffeemans Journal
That Huntington such faculty gifts may by
who will OF The Forest The the
Indian hunnggrond before the mind
with the sharp outlines the humor an tho breadth OF real NE Tho
incidents the through wilderness the moral
growing np Ike towers out of the oommones material facts
chsrmngly described London dUendup.
we that reader small who takes up
this book The Pretty iae will lay down unfinished II tells the
story told to half dozen children nreb parlor Their
point the those who
with such graphic power that we the listeners before this
the book quite remarkable
which Juvenile character dcrmnaed portrayed"
Nv, T. Courier and Enquirer
sale by BLANCHARD Il MOHUN
1y-eod3tt
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mo. 6ss.l
BY the President OF the United states

IN pursuance of law /, JAMES BUCHANAN, Presi-
dent of the United States of America, do hereby de
clare and make known that public sales will be held at
the aforementioned land Offices In the State of LousI-
ANA, at the periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit
AT the land Office at MoSAor commencing on Monday,
the fourteenth day Of juno ner for the disposal of the pub
Lie lands heretofore unofered situated in ths following
townships and parts of townships, viz
North Of The base Iae and Of The principal meridian
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Soa y as base line and res q q. principal ma,d,qr

township l. OF ranges 10 and III.
Lands appropriated by law or the use Of schools mill
ary and other purposes together with the swamp and
overiowed granted the State by the acts of Congress.
approved March O. lS49 and September e. 1885, viii be
excluded from the sales.
The tracts within the mules each sd Of the ail
roads will be sold subject to the right OF way granted by
The act of August 1882 for said railroads. and the par
sbbr tracts cut by the routes win besod containing
the dttartftes respectively shown the official patS
without deduction The offerings of the above lands will
be commenced on the days appointed and will proceed
IN the order in which they advertised until the whoe
shall have been offered and the sales thus closed but
no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks aud
private entry of any of the above lands will be admitted
until after the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington hia
ninth dav of March arno Domini one thousand eigh,
hundred and ffty-eght.
JAMES BUCHANAN,
BY the President
TuoaAs A. HESpRIcKs,
Commissioners of the General Land otes
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,

Every person entitled to the right Of emPtion any
of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above mentioned required to establish the same TO the
satisfaction the register and receiver of the proper
hand Office and make payment therefor as soon az pro'o.
after sg is notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of The public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Mar l4--lawl3w Intel&Star
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TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
States s,eamcrs--The ships comprising this line are

expressly for government
has been taken their construction ao 70
their engines strength and their accommodations
passengers unequaIed for elegance and comfort
The this line have improved water tight compartments
expense spared make them all good AZ new
thorough given them their mode Of con'
UNgoU
Price passage Liverpool first cabn $3.50
cabin SIS Liverpool to New York; 80 and ~
euineas
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mo. 500. I
no 500
A1OTICE EOR THE RESTORATION OF GEE.

NOTICE FOR THE RESTORATlON OF GER
~ TAIN LANES TO MARKET IN THE STATE Of LOUISIANA
The land made by the a consrcss approved June
the Of louisiana to aid In 'e construction Of certain
rs6as therein menoned having been frr adjusted
withdrawal Of the hnds hereinafter described
Sswn rom s o. location along the oa'es Of tho road. o tSs
line the State Of louisiana west he town q Gsenwc
opposite voksburg and "ron' New Orleans BY opousa
the state limo rexa" which he "ut.e Of @ , Sn aa n &
selected virtue of said grant or any other
were saeec, 70 private entry withdrawal VIII be
stored private entry on the days and AZ Tue places hereinafter
specified ordinary minimum Of one dollar and twenty i've cents
At tho land once al MosHox Monday third Of May
Monroe point the Mississippi river opposite vickshnrg viz
North Of the base and Of the principal msrsdan
Townships 1b, 16, 10, aud 20, Of range l.
Townships and 20, Of range
townships Is and md TO- Of f. ranges a ssn,. ; and o
Tsxa and ,us G e 6 sqss an sss.. and Il ,S .a.
Tow".Ts !! r. r. Z y s ls Isa IN u r. q ys1s0 II -
Norh Of and cf the principal m-idtan
Townships is, 10, 10, and 20, Of ranges and
townships 10, 10, II, 10, aud 20, Of range
Townships u, 10. ie, and 40 Of Of range 4
Al tho Monday the third day Of May
next the Texas line via Greenwood Shreveport,
Monroe, point the Mississippi river opposite Vtksburs
viz ssls
Norm c6 he base line and ef principal m.rdian.
townships townships Is, IS, IS, II, 49, 90 a. and 2s or ranga
swn.,r e s = ,s ,s 2" % n a q q an" as e range
Townships Is, IL. Ip, 90 a. and 20 of range TO-
Townships Ii, IS, ID, 10, 20 and 2t Of range ~
| Townships IL, IL, lp. 20, II, and %, Of range ~
Townships H. Is 49, ~, 20. %, and %, Of range l3
Townships 16 49, lp 20 IL 22 and 49, Of ranges H. Is
! and 10
On the road Orleans opcu-os TO the State line
/ Texas"
North cf the base line and Of principal merit'an
| Townships 1. z, 3, and o. OF range T.
Townships 2, 3. a. s. g. Z, aud 8. Of ranges and o.
townships g. a. 20, T. g. q and 10. ot ranges md
Townships 2. 5, L. b. g. 7s, o IL, and ~ o range o.
Townships L. s. g. 8, O. TO- H. and IT, Of range 10
s. O. TO- H. and II, Of ranges ii and2
Townships g. s. 0, 10, ii. H. and ID, crange l3
Townships 8, o. TO- H. II. and 49, Of range H.
I Townships TO- H. H. and 13, Of range Id.
| Townships IL, H. and H. Of range l6
hand the General Land ohicc, Hfae Guy
Washington this twelfth day Of March, 1885.
| TICs. A. IIFSDRHKS,
Mar l4-tawtis [ntcl&ear Commissioner