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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

THR PoLucAL CAMPAIGN James Nc
Farlan writes as follows from Juneau 10
ihe Milwaukee Sentinel, under da;e Of
October s.:
II have ATTENDED tie discussion Of the
two candidates or governor, At two Of
their meetings one 81 Hoticon ana the
other at Beaver Dam. and assure you so
Ear as those two meetings viii serve e
represent the pfesen; canvass, Gov. kan.
dali viii I0se nothing, but gain nush ~
them; as al those meetings il was appar-
ant 10 all that Nh Hobart i 10 match ff
the Governor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
NorE.-The present mail arrangements

are damaging to orr interests in furnish
ing the Herald to Subscribers in some
parts Of the County, but we will do the
best we can. Matters cannot be helped
Iat present, and we cannot promise a bet
ter shape Of things very soon. No truth
is clearer than that no attention whatever
IS given 10 the public conveniences and
wants; spite and hatred are the Supreme
motives at Washington, and thence down
to whoever has in charge the chief direct
ion of western mail matters. Our home
Postmasters, are with few exceptions gem
temanly men and above the small games
being played out Of pure malice against
people who chose to vote as they please.
We shall make arrangements to get news
several days in advance ofthe mails by pri-
vate bands, and by this means keep our
readers tolerably posted in the news. We
also ask individuals to call at this office
for packages and carry them TO neighbor-
ing Possibilities. THIS rtyengeful war IS
excellent to stimulate our energies, and If
fords the fuel to run forty horse power
engine in the breast of every man il The
Country who is 10 nature above alotse.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

An INcIDENT AND WARSISG.--A pain
ful incident has just occurred IN worthy
family ii this city. A bright little infant,
few months old, has been inIirioasly in-
dulged in the habit common to baby-fok
If "lcoking at the light" The lamp baing
vely brilliant fune from one Of tie coal
oils now in common. use. 1t has been re-
gently made apparent that tie httle Que
Il nov stone blind, lie glare and lrilliancy
being too muclf for ils delicate organs 81
visions. II Press Il Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Nrm A0uertlselnents.
SUFFOLK FIGS FoB SALE.
I Eave Some 50 or 10 head of Young
FULL. BLOOD SUFFOLKS,,
HALF BLOops.

A S well as the common stock of the country crossed
~ with the full bloods which will soil low for cash.
Lan at my farm 2js miles west Of Lancaster-known
the Horner Farm JAS. u. RHODES
Lancaster, Oct. 10th, 1859. 1885,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Ha stings In the Field.

Hon. 5. D. HASTINGS, Republican
Candidate for State Treasurer, will speak
as follows:
Al BoscoJel, Monday Evening, Oct. "a,
Fennimore School House, Tuesday eve
ming, Ociol er the 25th.
Patch Grove, Wednesday evening, Oct.
26th.
Tafton, Thursday evening, Oct. 27th.
SENATOR VrRcIs, is expected TO accom-
pany Mr. Hastings. It's hoped that places
will be prepared for speaking, and efforts
be made to have large meetings.
II is understood that. Fl. Howe, Re-
publican candidate for Attorney General,
is to continue the canv; IS with Mr.. VIR-
GIN, through the several Towns in the
west and South parts Of the County OF
which notice will be given of times and
places BY Posters in advance of Speaking.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

FOR STATE SENATOR,
Noah Fl. Virgin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

This State threw off her democratic
yoke since the election Of Sc, and is con
sidered safe for Rerublicanism in 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Election Tuesday, November sth.

For State Senator
SON DEW EY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Thls new State begins to waver between
democracy and rcpublicanism, but three
or four years must elapso before Oregon
shall throw off its chains. 1t has to en-
counter two or three years of election
frauds and false returns, same as Wiscon-
son, Minnesota, Kansas and California, be-
fore the end of democracy and beginning
Of Republican rule. Also, the Indian
vote mus. be met. Oregon is unsafe for
1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

events as they now look. Minnesota i
reported 70 have given Republican ma.
jori'y Of 1000 10 5000 on her State tick
g and elected ! large majority Of Rspub
leans 70 both houses Of her Legislature. :
The result q q Republican Legislature in
Minnesota viii lie to turn Gen. SHIELDS
Out Of tbc Y. ). Senate and pul in a good
Republican. Minnesota il sure for tho Re-
publicans in 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

Tous les drois tres nttret vile de la Nouyee Or
leans ae9ns de Ia PROMPTS de John Mcnonogh gaans
ratara partie fond de Ia Hgne Unite de Ia plantation
Cazear ct mesurant ensemble les denx faces environ 6
penis proonenr tgulere de 20 arpens dtsigne
sur IN plan dresa Louis H. Pile voye de Vile les d
mansions Giant prise DUN plan de VIM MCCULLOUGH
general DIES Etats unis, CONNIE lot No ID.
SEPT MORCEAUX DE TERRE sur lie cote drot du Aeuye
Miss dssFna; par n Is Nos ID u 5 Is ct 49,
Giant prise dun plan de VIM Mccullough yoye des
Etats Unis, CONNIE suit
lie No IS contenan environ 1900 arpeus ct me
foe rtguliere borne nod ct erres mante
nant appartenant L. auon est les IL ct
To- gne paralele lie Derehan ct sud mar
Bayou Ouacha ct lie moroccan No II.
No environ $40 arpens ct est dune
forme regulere borne sud les cdeyan la nro
prt de T. de Gruy Quest erres mainenant
L. Nlaudon nod par lgne paallele la imte sud
ct est par lie Bayou Ouacha on Baratara
lie environ 1000 arpents est borne.
no e moroccan No IL gne perpenicnaire an
canal mn de Ia distance de In rvere Ouacha fond es
aant face euve Mississippi par In riyere
OuRcha araara est par lie No 16
No b. parllele lie canal pestrehan
par No 49, nord Ia gne du
Nos ct Quest e No r. est par
la riviere Ouacha gu Baratara ct lie moroccan NolS
lie contenant $50 apents ct est borne au
Nos IL IL les par
riviere Ouacha on Baraaria.
No 10 contenant environ 100 apens borne
les de T. Gardere BAYOU
Ouacha Baraaria ct les lots Nos II 49, Pest
terres manenan cdevant apparenan la communicate du
Convent des Ursuines.
UN MoRCEAU DE TERRE lie District Barataria sur
Dupont environ l3 leus dc la vile de Ia Nouye Or
dc arpens ct Giant pare dune isle borne par
dupont les Rigolets Bayou st Denis ct e fet Lac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

All the right title of the city of
quired the Of John McDonogh without any
cypress swamp fronting partly the Bayou Baraiaria and
partly back boundary line Of the Cazear plantation and
measuring together on both said fronts about 8 apents by an
Pifie, City Surveyor the dimensions being taken from
plan VIM j. Mccullough United States Surveyor General
as Lot No 49,
plan by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor the dimensions
taken from plan by Wm j. Mccullough United States
Surveyor eneral, as foows
arpen and of an irregular
form bounded north and lands belonging to H. Mil
audon by tracts No u and To- parallel line Canal
Destrean, and south by Bayou Ouacha and tract No. H.
Tract No. IA contains about $50 arpents and is of irregular
FORM bounded south by lands formerly the property De
Gruy west by lands belonging L. Alaudon by
line parallel with the south limit and east by the Bayou
Ouacha or Barataria
Tract No. Is contains about 1000 arpens is bounded
north by tract No H. line perpendicular canal
lie fronting the Mississippi south by The river
Ouacha Baatnr east by tract No 6 and No
49, on a line parallel with Canal Destrehan.
Tract No IS contains about SO and west
the canal in continuation OF the line of division between
No. and 5 by tract No Is line parallel with
canal, and south by The river Ouacha or Baraaria.
about gOarpents and is bounded south
by No. 6 north by the line Of tracts Nos and
s. by No ~ and by the river ouacha Bara
taria and tract No. IT,
by tracts No. l6 IL and the other sides by the river
Ouacha or Barataria
Tract No. 10 contains about arpents bounded
the north by the lands of r Gardere the south by
the BAYOU Onacha Baraara and lots II and L. and
lands formerly belonging to the community Of
the Ursulines Convent.
Attract OF LAND, in the District Of Baratara, the
Bayou Dupont about 3 leagues from the city OF New Orleans
less in front on said bayou by
dept apents and being OF an island bounded by
Bayou Dupont the Rgoc Bayou ST. Denis and Small Lake.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

1,5gI IU-1UU =,
Les diverses sections pare sections de terre cess
critics sont contsues formeraent ensemble plantation
sucre De vaenr La plus gande portion hate favorable
pour la cultivation Environ u 20 claire ct
petite mais6n on deuS batsses lie
bos sur lie dit moroccan de terre est de yaeur. ~
uN MORCEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Barataria sur
rive gauehe du Bayou Baataa designd CONNIE lot No
description No sur un plan drcssd VIM j. Mccullough
du Bayou de la Concession Bayou Barriere
environ 81 apens de Bayou Baraara sur me nroon
delr denviron 20 arpents. - $3.50 t
Une grande pare de de rdclamaton
ct settlement lie dro itre la willie de In Nouvee
Orleans acus de la roprti dc John McDonogh era vend
Ell sans pucune garantie quelconque. '
DEUX MORCEAUX DE TERRE dams lie District Barotar;a
ddgnes scion plan essa par Louis Pile yoyer de In
vile, les dimensions Giant prise DUN plan de Wm j. McCu
EtltsI Tpis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27
Terres dams la paroIsse de s.. Cha,,ea.

UN MoRCEAU DE TERRE sine dams la naro;sse ds g,
Charles esurant environ tro iees dc LONG 81 "c pr W On
rofondenr sur les ;t a nfce sot EUR an arpent de
Aemands ct setcndant e ou@ de- dt dn re.t LAC aes
de d Mns s1ds s- de e @ Lac onae
nosa des div;ions ese 10 q O arpens ct est com
qesse par VIM D. McCnlongh atpeneur general des Flats
Section 80 dams lie r. l5 20 f. content 1a 1oo ar
penis. y " ~ "
Section 10 dams lie r. It, r. S Il r. con,ent * in a
p seci;,r 4, so, II II ,s n c. M, , .
nents " ~ IL l. 10 ~ o-' II r.. content II 3l-l0O ar
Terrcs dana, la p.ro,ss.aS.
- : -''S ~ ''s' ~s~S1s.o''
TN GRAND EFT pIrIJE Nopcr ny nr rrp,r II.
ons l.. nara;slo r. hiEnE MoiCEAu DE IERkE situe
compose des sections parties de section lots yants
tm, s pa LOUIS T. Pe y1yer Dc T. VILE les dimensions
plses nn plan dresse par W. j. Mccullough
tation Golden Grove de NJ Shepherd 'eAA '"'
~, -
La sectian No content 43 SO 100 arpents
content III arpents ct lot NJ IA " IN lie NO
NV s" e'-
La section No IL content GIG &c arpents dysee en-
qnatr quarts dc section designes les Nos
nant chacnn 54 "a 100 arpents sections n IL sont
contignes ct confinement ensemble 1850 ST. arpents
DEM eeGn T. II content ~ sO9 aIpen Ct est dyisas
t content isa arpens ct Ia No l6 content 254
1'i" aipcn's'
La section No n content arpens ct est dysee en- ostr
r. so..,on NJ 20 .o...... en- 70 -,
qnae quarts de- section designes les Nos Is
'e"a'' enacui ioo l'ioo arpents
tire quarts de section dn e. est aIysee en- qua
nnn chacun 100 2i100 arpents. - = - - ~'n'
La 50 content 52 49, leo apents ct est a;vie an ,
quart degnee par les Nos 20 e n lie M "a con,
100 arpents lie No 20 15 OO arpen e No is5 aoS ar
penis
section No 81 est partie faeonne dun quart de
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Lands.in the Parish of p1aauemines.


LARGE BODY OF LAND in the parish of plaqlemines
9n s , rg bans Ct the Msp ry ; about g. miles below
the e ey q SeT oTss dds s INTO III ac dssggaea By
r. ana T d IS r., y f. according plan drawn BY Louis
by VIM j. Mccullough, United States suryeyor-Genera
Lots Nos. Ineusises aaon each other, contain each
the Mississippi river, by depth Of about 7a0
Lots Nos to = iersiyey ajon ene, otlsr contain each
the Mississippi river by depth of about 100 feet
Lots Nos y g. incusivey adou each other contain
the Mississippi river, BY depth Of about roo feet
Lots Nos as incnsiyey aIon each other contain each
about measuring each about I'll feet
the Mississippi river by depth of about 700 feet.
Lots Nos IS to 81 ncluvely adon each other each
o. M ser agra y d s%s9 sSs ''s front on
Lois Nos IS ia nclasvely adoin each other contain
front Mississippi by depth about s feet
Nos u.s. ZIG and ILL., front the Mississippi river
n each other and On their back line the upper side Of Grant,
No. llG containing superficial acres.
No. III containing about Go superficial
Nos lis l2 inclusiyely, adon each other, contain
front Mississippi BY depth 100 feet
Attract OF LAND called la Grande Chenidre in the par
sh Of raauemss about Fte e. leagues below the city Of
about sixty apents from the liver Commencing at Lake Her
Ths s ; Ia a. Sa 4
y Is AT. e. snd s s oa sesosa to Il aaa
s% w aay dags & psa ss sas
number of
This land said contain large quantity live
suitable for shpbuding and consequently is very valu
able.
The undivided half of TRACT OF LAND on the left bank
OF the Mississippi river in the parish of Pauemines about 30
miles below the city Of New Orleans lying both sides of the
Riyefe Chcnes commonly Bapiste
Saucer and containing $40 acres according plan
drawn by H. Pile City Surveyor, the dimensions being
taken from plan BY William = Mccullough United States
Said tract is designated said plan
tion No 81 and situated partly in T. 10 $ r. 3 E. and partly
In T. Is s, X. Is f..
said that the lands both sides ofthe Bayou
or Ryere ChGnes for distance back high
timber thereon is very valuable
THREE TRACTS OF LAND the left bank of the Msss
spp river in the Parish Of Plaqueine both sides of the
Chenes about 40 back from the Mississippi
In r u.s. r. II e. and composed of the following divisions
according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough U.
S. Suryeyor-General, viz
No. contains, 81 63ltD
No contains. .359 IS 100
These two adjoin each other
Nos contain together. .30t 81 100
The tracts Nos. and Immediately in the of the
plantation formerly belonging Martin Soye aud G. b.
NJ Iepeee and the tracts Nos. and is Immediately in
rear Of the plantations Of j. de Egaa Henry Doyle.
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1884 70-lUD :.
The several sections and parts of sections of land
scrbed all contiguous and together would form valuable
sugar plantation larger portion of the land is high
cepbfc of cultivation About Is 20 cleared and
there exists the land small dwelling and two
houses The timber the said tract is valuable
TRACT OF LAND in the Barataria District on the left
bank the Bayou Barataa designated Lot No s. descrp
tou No s, on plan drawn by William j. Mccullough,
tending from the Bayou de Ia Concession the Bayou de la Bar
ere measuring about 81 apents 'front.' the Bayou BaIaar
by about 20 arpents in depth.
large portion of this tract covered by superior claims and
only right title and interest of the city of New Orleans
qnred from of John McDonog will be sold with
out any warranty whatever.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND In the Barataria District and
designated according to plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Sur
yeyor dimensions being taken from plan by VIM j. McCul
loigh United States SURVEYOR General follows viz:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

ION OF INTEREST.
MOST VALUABLE SQUARE in the Fourth Di strict,
II the immediate vicinity Of the elegant mansion of j.
TWO e' MopERS BRICK DWELLINGS on Washington
A INVENTORY FRAME MODERN BUILT DWELLING,
Ground Derbigny street. for account Of the
SUCCESSION OF MRS. LOUISA wERNINGER RoBB,
deceased.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-oGice 10 Bank Place
s. e. al II e Sasssssss
S No w. ss,
dated 9th May 1859 will proceed to sell public auction
" kdGD IN hs Fourth District
81 s. &c os s's aa
plan drawn by Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor dated
Nos adjen each other and each g
ing he Laurel Street, so
Nas On sase 1hs sy and eD 81 Each 81
LOTS Nos 10 adjoin each other each g
"fa 81 and s M S
LOTS Nos Il Il adon each other and 81
No forming the q Fourth Oak steeess Nv
e q g
II forming the Of Laqrel and Forth
Washington BY g Depth Lots Nos 5 to 10
aa Sss s s he Il =
s os sf Sa e 5
rye 6F ,n Eo5 With the buildings
washnsSn Camp Fourth and Ghesna i ssets
] Nos sns on n "xp 81
il s s sm On tie SGs M ad
in t6 %r Office Of ohfisy late Notary Public
feet front on Washington Avenue BY depth Of s BE-
tween parallel lnss ls' No forming the Washing
Ssff H STs ssnauR ali
@ % s 5 pantry nha he
he
aSES EdFs s. NoSp e Sss, & Iii.
y il the square d bounded BY Washington Sixth Camp snd
forms the Of street and washington
depth and front Camp street of I'D feet inches and line
LOTS Nos and ao each other and measure each 20 feet
5r9n Washington avenue by depth ~ inches and
Albert G. Blanchard Surveyor on the 2st day of February
9fsf se Vt sFs ali s nes
s mr.,
ss the ea es
E 81 s ~ GRoSp with the and buildings
by Constance Orange and Richard streets esg
eaya Tie @S Ps a
and Of inch in depth between parallel lines ali
III IS FRlsA 9RFfE ASD oSsn I s
1860.
hg-TERMS AND CONDITIONS for the properties above
descrbcd-Onehird cash. the balance credit of
two for notes secured by the property
bearing interest at the Of per per day of
sale to maturity and cent thereafter if not puncuay
paid, until final payment
The building insured satisfaction of the vendor at
the expense of the purchaser and the policies transferred to
vendor, until final payment.
Also
For account of the succession will be sold
LOT OF GROUND with al the improvements thereon,
in the First District of this city, the Der.
bgny Gasauet 1ale Jackson roman streets
signnted by the Me- 4, by j. Pile, City Surveyor
dated the LIST of May 1870 deposited in the office OF D. H. Me
Cay late notary public in this city said lot
American Is feet front Derhgny by l4S feet
inches in depth, between parallel lines.
nS- TERMS, Cash.
of sale BEFORE W. H. Peters, notary public the expense
Of the purchasers. de20 I'd
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TOTAL. 1885 12-l00
sayant un plan dIessa Pile yoyer de Ia Vile
les dimensions Giant pses dun plan desss par Wp j. Ncul
Tough, arpcnieur general dcs EiasUnis
DEu8 MORCEAUX DE TEgRE mesurant G6 7B.lO0 ar.
Denis, dams lie I. 18 II. s. % II.
| lie lot No Inesurant % 5O-lOO arpents. ~
lie lot No "a mesurant "A 28.I0O arpepts.
Eant tous deu& parties de Ia section 49, scion plan
dresse ar Louis Pile de Ia Vile les dimensions
pres un plan dressk VIM j. Mccullough arpcnteur &C.
neral DIES Etats- Uns =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

AW NOTICE. HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC-
IL ice Of profession, and be found at Office No. 10
Camp street.
myl8 ly H. u. REYNOLDS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

The described lands lie partly in the following
ships, viz Is IA aud 10, S. r. 10 f. Is. IA and Is K ~
and secondly tract of land designated the plan No.
situated in the of the land formerly belonging
Baptste Gney and composed of about 800 apents
commencing 40 from the Bayou Laorcbe and being
in I. 10, S. r. Is F.
The opeousas Railroad entirely through No. of the
above described lands and touches No. last described
line where.t adjoins the lands formerly of Guedry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27
Lands in the Parish of Livingston.

A TRACT OF LAND the left bank of the Amitc river,
miles from its mouth being the first high land ascend
ing said river from Lake Aaufepas lying partly in 4 3 r.
f. and r. g r. F. and in T. D. 5Il 10 100
and in g. 67 $500 making total Of 539 So 100
according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough
S. Surveyor General.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27
Lands in the Parish of Saint James.

a
IN the parish Of Saint James, I'M H. s. r. E. and composed
Of mi sections ard . sections and M according
being taken from plan by VI. j Mccnlonrb, u. s. Sur
aT' ii @ Ges adjoining s o sheperds
Section No. II contains and divided into two
n Acres nna so an' NO. con-
Section No. 70 GIG divided
adnfs M Designated BY the Nss each n
Gus, and contain together 1850 si-lOoacres
Section No IS contains 44s 80 100 and divided
No. Contains 9i oo acres and No. lS contains 25a S6
Section No II contains go and is divided into four
containing 100 acres
Section No IS contains $40 II is divided
quarter sections designated by the Nos II and H. each
Section No 70 contains go acres and divided into four
sections designated by the Nos IT, IS 2 and 2 each
ee No g s No. g. and Il dsa int
quarter sections designated BY he Nos 70 and "A NJ - con
Section fractional part quarter section desg-
mated by the No q and containing 81 IA 100 acres
BY The No % containing l6 soioo Sections
No. % is Of irregular form. lying in the of lot No
q, and contains 10 60 100 acres
Lot No q contains 2 1910 adoins lot No %
the of the plantation formerly belonging
Leish the lots containing together lC3 10 100
Lot No . contains g sslGo adons lot No % and
situated the rear Of the plantation now or formerly belonging
to Pierre Bourgeois.
No % contains 80 81 100 adjoin Lot No o. and
situated the of the plantation formerly belonging
Jean Bic. voinerihe containing together l02
acres
Lot No 80 contains 80 9Oo acres, aons the a.
ng to Jean Decarrx and i Bounded on one side by The lands
formerly belonging to Francois foce and others and
Precourt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

T UNDI, lie % de jnnyier 1860, n midi, a In
II Bourse dc lHote StChaes IL sera yendu Ia
grande vene de acqus Vile do la Nouyee Orleans
des proprstts de John McDonogh, decadd-
l. Tous les os 'res nteet de In Vile Nouyele-
Orleans acqus DIES propratds de John McDonogh
GUARANTEE queconque de terre sue parosse
de Livingston: dams les Townships ct TO- E. Giant
Dor sur s1 e PLUS pres u euys gne de L. rtes
dit de terre Giant toute pae de Ia reclamation
de John McDonosh, s Co., No 40 fur 10 6gtre ct rapport
du du 20 de novembe 1876 ud nord de Ia gne
du fond de Ia reclamation de William Conway :. VT
Tous les dros ttres ct inire de Ia vile dc la Nouvele
Orleans acquis proprdes de John MeDonogh aucune
gIane qeconquc dams unicrs indvisc Pun moroccan de
congu ct Giant has dune parie dI de-
mencant distance apents du euye Mississippi
arrere Giant pa de tee courerte par "a reclamation No.
81 du rapport du Ragistrnteur de janver 6, 1921.
r8-Ls deux racamaiions ciess menennaes seront ven
dues spees pass6 pardevant e. BOnuy, noae
public bar eqe vile de la Nouvee transmits
son proclreur la Motto ndive qu enreprs detabr les
ne .CoNDiTIoNs-Co Compliant. do