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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23
NouvELLE ORLEANS, II Maj, 1879
Honorable Conse Conmun de Ia Nouveile Orleans:
ES S0USSIGNES. Renurief alreaS HaSaa]

NEW ORLEANS May 81, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council of the
city Of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
spectully showeth that the majority required by the New
City Charter having signed this petition they hon
SELL after five days notice in the official Journal the
for making brick sidewalk cutters the north
side Of Girod street, Eysian Fields Washington
streets The work to be done according specifications Of
the City Surveyor. sR WI
G. D. Kanz, 1870 feet
T. Mody, $50
Joseph Pearce, -ss4. $50 :, 5a
Joseph Shilconbs 1870
A. HOPKINS.
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- THE DONEGANA HOTEL. MONTREAL
ElH:#H Canada-JoSEpH H. DALEY, Proprietor
M This popular and weknown Hotel has been reftted AND
enlarged and put in complete order for the
visitors 1t situated Eotre Dame street. fashion
able horoughfare in Montreal nages are too we'll
known to the travelling public in the United Europe
to require detail ~ fe
s the only Hotel that does employ runners on board
steamboats, nor does 1t require agents the
mend it's advantages. ~ " WYNN
Il desires the patronage of its Southern friends
No pains will be spared TO give satisfaction
N The officers quarters royal regiment being oppo
guests. '>''"s' Stnhs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23

NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans:
THE PETITION of the undersigned re.
specially showeh that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition they hon.
oabe body resolution authoriz Comptroller
SELL after five days notice in the official Journal the contract
for making prick sidewalk with and wooden gut
tiers Fe dnand from Goodchdren ST. John the
Baptist The work be done according specifications
of the City Surveyor.
Baptiste Larcade, ITO feet.
George Moore, 1856
G. W. Dnhy, 12S =.
John Singer, %
Traces Cooper. 80
Mrs. Denan llO :.
Thomas Corcoran, IS
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
O. Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23
MILLINERY

- MILLINERY
- JUST RECEIvED-A NEW AND - .
sRLENDID ASSORTMENT OF A
spring Millinery,
MRS. l. JEFFERs, .~
14A Canal street.
respectfully informs the Ladies' she IL now receiving ana
01oes for sale Large Assortment OF
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery,
npsssng In part Straw, Lace, Leghern Felt italian and
Sns HokSETs, ell beautifully trimmed the Latest
dtSios from Paris.
@a Head Dresses, Bridal Wreahs. Kid Gloves Parasos
Corsets and Embroideres
annnsm Merchants and Planters find 1t to their sd
70 give us call before purchasing elsewhere Ali
0sss from City or Country promptly attended to
MRS. I. JEFFERs,
90 1pH-Sm Ia Canal street.
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a j. .. SIMONDS,
az n No. 10 Canal street. No. Crossnan street and -
VIZ No. 4 New I.evse street, &y4
copper, TIN and Sheet

e. Iron Worker,
Eras Founders and Fnishers Manufacturers f s,so
1xss clarifying and Evaposting Pans Ferer Juice Pans
ShnSays and Bresching Steamboat and Plantation BiseI
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE SHIP CHAN
DLERY AND STOVES,
fanfeIs Merchants and will nd In thar a
<bsre f-e - e'n1i0e.lie slee-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23

OUvELLE-ORELANs. 81 mai 1859.
A Honorable Conseil Comrnun de la Nouvele oreRns
I PETITION dies s0usslgnes respectueu-
- semen representa- la ajorte requss par la nouvee
de la vile signee petition. lis deman3enA
honorable resolution autorsaa Com
tr6eur vene apres cling gazette oee
conrat Ia conectiou de banguees brquss
bordurs pieTres rigoes bos FerdnAnd
des Bons Enfan.s ST. Jean Bape. LIE
fait d'spes les specifications du yoyer de Ia vile.
Baptiste Larcate, III, pieds.
George Moore, le6 :.
q. " Duly, l8 -.
John Singer, Is :.
Traces Cooper, 80 =.
Mrs Denan, Ito :.
Thos. Corcoran, IS =.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
je22 1tawSw Secreaire du Conse Aldermen
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NourHLE-oRLEAss, lie 81 mai, 1859

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
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= OPENING OF SPRING m1LLiNEnY-

MRS. ROBERT, No. II CHAR
V4IRES STREET, respectfully informs the ladies' a.
Sva Nc, .he has received from Paris RICH AS
e s Sar Lndss Girls aud chldes
ashnnns,hy Iaees Embroidery Furnishing Goods jouvn,s
aSss ancia Flowers Ball Head Dresses Wedding Wells
80 Wtesihs, Ribbons, Ves Imitation Jewerv Chidren,s
rs SC Dresses, etc. made order by skifui seamsess
NeN e-te- 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23

New ORLEANS May 81, 1859.
10 the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
1NHE PETITION of the undersigned re-
snecttuy howet that the maj ,Iiy required by the
City Charter having signed this petition ay your hon
oape nody ass resolution auhoz the Comptroller
SELL after five days ice 10 the Journal the contract
maxi brick sidewalk on Magaziue street, from Love to
Goodchden street. The work be done according specd
cations of the City Surveyor
Mrs. Robert White, 100 feet.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23

I,wsssuss BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
ffs21slj4 hand and for salefrum the manufactoryof
" Messrs.J. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO Cincnnst
Aspeor Rosewood Billiard Tables patent (usb
also, Cloths Balls Cues, ard all other mmings bslonr.
tuk 70 thisline.
promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM,
nif 1y iSt. Charles Billiard Room, N, o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23

RSN LAKE SHORE HOTEL. ~
aaA.. VAUDEVILLE, LA. EEGl
This well located Hotel directly the Lake Shore within
less than Two hours from New Orleans PRES
So steamers twice day will be opeued reception
Of visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE = +
Hotel has been enlarged and put in fine order newly
Eurahedpossessing the advantage breeze bathing
fishing, sailing and huntingwh fine roads ogh the Mag
nolia and Pine Groves the Interior Mineral Springs Of
great curative powers within hour hals ride from
the Hotel and Fresh Water Springs within two miles It offers
quiet and recreation. The Bar, Billiard Room Nine Pin
Alleys are removed from the family portion Of the Hotel
Three Cottages adjacent the HOTEL for convenience of
Gsmites-
Livery Stable, we'll supplied, belonging to the Hotel.
The table will be supplied with fish, OYSTERS every deli
cacy in
Q Bar with the choicest wines and liquors.
Families desiring will direct to H.
e. HEART No. Commercial Place, New Orleans the
undersigned at Vaudeville soliciting share share public
patronage as no pains shall be spared
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
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SHM SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND rAN
hisssupplied with Beef, Pork, Mutton and Yea

FL sausages, ripe, and everything In the butcher.
ING ne Barrels and alfbarres Of Choice Corned Beef
rusHp to order for Cabin Family USE at alls Nos s,
end I OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
ARRKEL 1 PARKER.
and shpssupplied with all kinds of Lv.
STOCK such As fresh mich Cows Hogs shoss Pigs Sheep
Goats. 0case Ducks, Chickens, etc. .e3o "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23

JAS. 4. HOPKINS,
e22 1tawsw secretaire du consei des Assistant Aldermen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02
ninhoiIsm in,WnshinrtOn

We have before noticed the imprisonment and
conviction in Washington of free father for
harboring his own son born of slave mother
In giving the conclusion of the protracted
sickles farce, the Washington correspondent Of
the State Journal says l..u.
When this trial commenced, there was poor
cOlored man in our Jail, brought in guilty Of
harboring his Ol0n son, and Judge Crawford put
off his sentence, it was understood only for a
day or two. But the colored offender has lain
in Jail to this day, without a thought or par
ticle Of attention. and If he rotted lhere-who
would care Remember that District Attorney
Ould was paid by Ohio and every other free
State TO prosecute this poor man tOr feeding and
sheltering his ol0a son l0hen he toaS in distress
Can you instance more diabOlical state of
things in Europe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

To ru Eptroa or rHr LrADRH The late %
ton Of the Supreme Court Of The State on the
application in behalf Of some twenty mon now
inoarceratod in the County Jail for preventing
,yuv robbers from stealing one man, for the ben
eft Of the habeas corpus, seems to nae to be a.
attemptto put new construction upon the ma
ture Of that formerly great refuge Of oppression
"a curtailment Of its benefits.
understand that the Court refused to grant
the prayer Of the applicants, on the ground that
the application was premature-that the habsa'
corpus cannot issue before conviction and fnal
sentence Now, have supposed that the OBJ
iect Of that writ was the rescue of persons lille
qaIly deprived Of their liberty. Il certainly il
not necessary, in order TO receive the benefits
of the habsas corpus, that it be proven that the
person illegally restraining another Of his liber
ty, has announced the length Of time which he
intends to restrain him nor is II necessary that
he have any intentions in regard TO the imprs.
onment. Were this otherwise, there would be
no relief for persons illegally imprisoned on a
charge Of contempt of Court.
The prisoners now in jail awaiting their trial
are held under authority Of the Fugitive Slave
have been formal, there is then but one ques
ton as TO the legality of the present imprison
ment. If that law is constitutional and valid,
then are they legally heldi if otherwise, they
are unlawfully restrained of their liberty. No
person can be latgfuay kept as prisoner for
one moment, unless by authority OF valid
law. This seems too clear TO require proof
In the case Of Bushnell the objection Of the
Court is really met. A jury has pronounced
him guilty. Judge Wilson has, during the
trial, given il 10 be understood that he will not
question the constitutionality Of the law. Be.
sides, it would now be a late day for question
ing it, IL he were 80 disposed. Judge Wilson
has sworn faithfully to administer the demands
Of that law J have not copy of the law at
hand, but think il will be found enacted there
in that persons on being convicted Of breach
of ts provisions, shall be fined and imprisoned.
Bushnell is now imprisoned, and one Of his
keepers (Judge WILSON, thus says he will con-
tiDue 10 hold him. ..f.,.r.
/ am surprised at the decision of the Court,
because in my opinion it betrsys a lack Of
courage, and shows a low, lodging spirit, un-
worthy even of the most cowardly Congression
al absentee If the Court did not dodge the
question in issue, why did they appoint hear
ing on the constitutiOnality of the Fugitive
Slave Law-which they virtually did, for that
was the question in the ground of the applica.
tion-and then in their decision take up another
point, never mentioning the former. 1t is Gu
rious and inexplieable that in this land Of milk
and cheese, and other phosphate food, men can
be found who will persist in wriggling or worm.
ing their way through the world, instead Of
getting bones and walking through i erect.
KILMUT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02
New Pitrburgh mil Fnctorr.

The Iron City knows no stand still. Her
lron-workers yearly add to her population, her
industry, her prosperity, and her wealth, and
the ring of her hammers is heard all over the
basin of the Lakes and the Mississippi When
will Cleveland take up the echol
We notice by the Pittsburgh Gazette that
Messrs. Shoenberger & Co, are building new
Nail Factory, 1886 feet by 100, with capacity
for working up about ten thousand tons of iron
into 100000 kegs nails per annum. Eighty
nail machines will be set to work at first, with
room for forty more, to be added as the wants
of the trade require. The new works to go into
operation the coming fall
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

WASH FOR FRUIT TREEs.-We would remind
our readers again OF the soda wash for fruit trees
which we have so often recommended This
is the time Of year for its application. Heat sal
soda TO redness so as to drive out the water of
capitalization and caTbOnic acid; then dissolve
the caustic soda in water at the rate Of one
pound 10 the gallon, and apply it when cold TO
the trunks and larger branches Of fruit trees.--
Il will destroy oOeoons and ova Of Insects, mos.
aes Of all kinds, decomPose dead barks, aud
present fine glossy surface not likely TO be
attacked by insects. Unlike potash, it does not
destroy any living portion Of plant, while it
deeomPOses the dead portion more readily
Working Farmer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

CAsUALTIEs.-Mr Hemmer, German at st
Paul, got his leg caught in the coil of a head
line he was making fast from steamer to stop
its headway, and the rope sawed it off at the
ankle, leaving the dismembered foot in the shoe
"A man walking on the track of the Little
Miami Road on Friday, was struck by an en-
gine and instantly killed d.--The little daughter
of A, RosenbuTgh, in Cincinnati, aged two years,
was killed on Friday by being run over by a
coal cart The driver was arrested and held to
bail in 81 500 for manslaughtsr,-Hr, John
Miller, much respected man living few miles
from COshOctOn was killed on Tuesday, while
driving some cattle from the railroad track in
the stampede caused by the train the cattle
forced him upon the track. Two of the cattle
were also killed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02
The supreme Court and n escue Cases.

NC CohEt huu hehcue NhHebs
In publishing the decision of the Supreme
Court refusing the application for writ Of ha-
beas corpus in the Rescue cases, the Cincinnati
Gazette remarks:
We say very freely that we are jealous of any
Infringement upon the rights of States, by the
central government, and favor the idea of giving
the State authorities the benefit of any doubt
that may nationally exist, IN an apparent conflict
Of powers. The danger is rather in consolila
ton and Capitalization than in too rigid main
tenauce of State rights Where the limits Of
jurisdiction and authority are clearly defined we
are equally opposed TO any iactious intermed-
ding, on the one side or the other. In regard
to the Rescue trials, grave question is still
likely to be brought before our Supreme Court,
and a long controversy will probably follow, in
volving the right of State 10 protect its citi.
zens against injustice and wrong at the hands
of the Federal Government either through un-
constitutional enaetments or otherwise These
are no transient or trivial inquiries aud they
should be settled on full deliberation, and in ia
vor of "the largest liberty" consistent with gem
uine loyalty Let us have safe and wholesome
precedents, that will do for all parts Of the eoun
try, and for all time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

CHrLD SAVED BY ORNotiNE.-A few days
since, as we learn by the Canton Republican,
the little daughter Of DR.. Dilworth, in osna-
burgh, while playing with other children, fell
into an old well 25 feet in depth, and contain
ing sight feet Of water The cries Of the chill.
dren brought the father to the spot, who found
his child floating safely on the surface, buoyed
up by the crinolins she wore. She was resou.
ed without material injury
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

LIQUOR SELLERS IN JAn--DEuRIuM.-At the
recent Court of Common Pleas in Stark county
five liquor sellers were fined and sent to jail
They we're jolly with liquor taken in anticipa-
tiOn Ofa dry spell, but the next day The 'snakes
in boots" got one Of them, which made the
others sober. The Probate Judge released the
victim Of delirium tremens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

No PoIsos,-Prof. Oassels has certified that
on analyzing the stomach of Mrs. Ann Curtis,
supposed to have been poisoned on the Ohio
River By her husband, a citizen of Huron cOun-
ty no poison was found
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

DAN RIcE's FAREwELL TOUR.-The Girsrd
Republican announces that Dan Rice will quit
the show business after this season, aud that he
will open the campaign of 1859 at Girard, his
home, the present week. His great show of
trained men, women, boys and girls, horses,
mules, and wild animals will be unusually at
tractive. Nl' |ha1. .a |luN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02
SODA AND ICE CREAM.
JOHN sOHRINK

y PLEASED III ANNOUNOE that
u his ICE CREAM SALOON Is nev open for the sea
lie can accOnmo ate parties with pTv ate rooms
He has also eel ap his new SILVER SODA FQUN-
TAIN TIE most elegant and costly article Of he knd shat
nom puro caTbonie acid gas aud o his own manuacoe
eW- Confectionery and Cake made 20 oder
- On hand, full assortment OF Nuts, Fruits, Cigars
~ oysters, Chocolate, Coffee nc served up in excel
~ John eaunns oslsbratsd Kennel Ale drai er for
sale in glasG BY the dozen. Spris
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02
FOR RENT CHEAP.
Attanhmant Notioa.

Bridget Henderson plaintH) Before Geo Bsnham Esq,
The Bs1o sed Js s,s,. Line ~ Ss Sajs
ON THE 26TH DAY OF APRIL,
" d. hb9 sRid Justice issued order OF attach
meat IN the action, for the sum Of one hundred and
fifty dollars. PAINE WADE, Plna Auy.
Cleveland April 23ih, 1850 ApT903w2n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

In 1886, Rev. Richard Baxter (Saints. Rest
BAKERY was tried before Lord Chief Justice
Jefireys, for seditious libel The trial was the
merest mockery of all legal procedure No civ
ilized Court in chfistendom could have ever
held that the alleged writings were libellous.-
Jefireys summed up to the Jury with charac-
telistic harangue, declaring he "wanted to sec
Baxter standing beside Oates" who was then
in the pillory.
When he had done, says Mr. Baxter TO him,
"Does your Lordahip suppose that any jury will
pretend to pass a verdict upon me on such a
trial as thisl"
"IA lOarraEf you, Mr.. Batter, says he, "doat
trouble yourself about thai" '-
The jury Immediately laid their heads together
at the bar, and found him Gully.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

PERsoAAL--senatoT Seward willlesve on the
4th Of May steamer for Europe, and purposes
IL be absent until late in the fall
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

In Painerylie April 9TH. M CHAnLEs n. eCRhr.
TON, ofOaiiofniai and aiiss MARY A, HUNTINGTON
Of Paintaytllo.
In rainesyllls April 18th, Mr.. 0EOnGE ~. BARRETT
qi Cnliiernin, end Miss ANNETTE SOUrHAhpi Of
kingsrillo Asltubula Co.
In Mentor on the l7th ult, MI WM HANSON Of Will
l9ushby, and Miss CARRIE BARBER, Of The former
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

5 sHoouNe DEArH.-Nrs Taylor wife of the
Station.maStsr ofthe Belle River station, on the
Great Western Railway, met with shocking
death on Wednesday. She accidentally fell he'd
foremost into a eauldron of boiling oil some
painters were preparing for use, and when taxi.
eu out the assh on her head aud upper portion
Of her body dropped off,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

There must have been, isHPors JefTreys, some
plan Of securing juries who "tooud susfain ths
iai0s," not altogether unlike that now employed
in the U, s. District Court for Northern Ohio.
Where the selection Of jurors rests with one or
two men who have an end to compass, partizan
or other, it will be strange il ready acquies-
cent jury be not mpanneled-AkrOn Beacon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

In Cuba N. y. on the 2sh ul,.. Mrs W p. STEVENS
.l.Lsr el Mr. y q lsnsdiel sl ihll eLty.

In Cuba N ", on the 2sih ult Mrs. W p. STEVENS
fuier Of Mrs, y. @ nonedct0f this city.
or Prostration Of the System and
rapid decline arc almost invariably the results Of early
NAL practices aud unchecked vicious habis treatise
elabotey up stcy issued from the press A.
Illustrating this tendency aud the cure IS well as proven-
tion Of TIE samo Il Do entitled HUMAN FRA1LTY
OF PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" It enters fuly
into the causes eject and most toaoous mode Of curing
all dssases Of delicate nature with oopous instructions
orthe perfect Of those who prevented By
impedments from entering into the marriage stale. Price
25 cents. Sent free Of postage Sold by
DR.. BARROW,
lei Bloeoker Street, New York
For sale by
GAYLORD HAMMOND,
WI FISRE,
aprIltawd&w Agents, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02
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Notice.
HHE FIRM OF BRA

Il MASON was by mutual consent Dissolved on tho lst
oi Apnl The Insurance, Forgigu Exchange ald Emf
grant Passenger business will be continued at the Old
stand n Atwater building, By the subscriber,
apT29dlma33 II y. hhAYTON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02

Give Mr.. Brown, the Republican nominee, a
full vote and elect him, He will make 2 goo
working member.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02
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GHERIFB'S SALE.-PursuaOtt he
- command Of Al alias order q sale issued iro he
Court Of Common Pleas u Cugah0Fu County Ut the
Zeotes n. Monroe pl a. vs. solomon Brown OF al defts
10 dire ted sha Offer for sale n ppblc auouUnts
door the Court House Of and Ctampan
sTeets the ~ Of Cleveland ~ said county the Itn
day OF May 1850 ut o'clock p NJ Of said day the FOL.
lowing described lands aud enemuns 70 wit stuate In
the township Of East Ceve nd Ia the State Of OhO aud
which the Ccuuiy Of CuyahOgu and Is known a
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Road thence along the centre Of sad road y chains and
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chains and 55T links post thence The Of said
road chanH aud % links monument at Smiths Cor
netR hence south 81 degrees eat q chains aud "a links
the Of the Euclid Road theuoa IA the Of said
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tniuuR niue uors aud hve hundred and seventeen
thousandths Of land ne the less but subject
10 all legal highways"
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