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Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen,
NouvELLE- ORLEANS, 10 mai 1859.
Aihonoraole Conseil Commun de la Nouvele. Orleans;
PEIITION des soussignes Representa-
neqsement que la mtore equise par nouvelle
snare e Ia vile sgne Ia presente petition
corps de passe nne resolution auorsn Conr5
eur Vendre anre cnq Davis dams oeiele
ra pour la conect'on de benquas brqnes nvec rgos
en- DOS sur les denx c6tes de Ia Musqne es Craps
orales ct anss e carreae ID on les curb
stone tdea mis- ct auss PREPARATION DIES yiees han
quettes AVA ' '"n'
James j. Hanon, 76 n,ads
Eeuve Ma'rdillong 20
d. n O'Bren, "a
Madame Bnbbey, 40
Nenve Rivere succession Adolphe Riyiere o.
+. G. Garbrecht, ian
F. G.. Kaephe, 81
Erdorn Qovi a. -
MichNel MIXED. 100 .
M. Sumers, N
J. Regan, 20 .
F. Mooke, 30 .
q Berton, AZ rcs
P. nalliole, AZ -
a. Williams, 81 . & .
Feuve jack Feda, p5 9
Mary J. Thomas, IS
M'me Joseph Micha1, 80 .
Charles Phechnugh 81 .
John H. Judgans, II :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
6fatr zIUfN1
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NEW ORLEANS May 10, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans:
THE undersigned, owners of real estate
fronting Ursnines
orab" have brick sidewalks by c1rb stone
aud wooden cutters made said Miro Brnad
streets from Claiborne tn Roman 1e on
both sides leaving opened the width fo She pes the
to be aidicaea the lowest bidder by the COMPTROLLER
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CULLUM's SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY,
f1 Ala eight six miles above Mobile twenty five miles
Mobile and Ohio Railroad FIVE nian west Of

- CUIi4UM'S SPRINGS, CH0CTAW COUNTY,
the Tombigbee river
The undersigned pleasure announcing to his enda
and the public that his establishment opened for
ccpon of visitors During the winter
and additions have been made with view
rencnce only the invalid
ing recreation and pleasure The improvements const OF he
springs one freestone other water he latter pro-
nounced by chemists to be OF the strongest charscer
modious billiard and tho whole establishment
spanted renovated The bath houses ladies' and
the circular spring house. fitted expressly for their
mediation, have been particularly attended to.
An experience in the Of public house Of
than twenty and Determination 70 keep his the
list Of hrsc'ass hoiels will he trusts continue to to
him liberal share Of patronage. splendid band Of musio
has engaged for the Tenpn alleys and other
places for provided the premises The
tsges all separate and neat clean and airy.
Connections light daugh boats will ply regularly twice
week to the Ia 7ding the Tomhgbee river from Mobile
As the curative virtues Of the they have only
surpassed the most sangune Of the proprietor but
Springs the United the short time
made kno~n the public that have effected many
obstinate chronic dssa1es certainly
variety and valuable chemical medicinal
tons.
The Springs the valuable kinds Of found
in the country viz The celebrated vcby the Chsybeate the
ro the and the Sulphur Such these
afford be found single place in the whole
South-a fact ich inyslids too well n7te
Arrangement being have Express
New Orleans to Mobile 10 these Springs in order the
however, under contract be carried regularly three
a week.
Terms of board will be moderate.
Carriages waiting landing the arrival the
boats to sen.sers immediate TO the Springs.
An analysis Of the he had by APPLYING to j. WA.
TFRMAN BRO. of Magazine and Common
who are my agents in New Orleans.
mya DSW3m Proprietor,
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PETITIONs--oFFIClAL.s
sw ORLEANS May 10, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans

sw ORLEANS May 10, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans:
FINHE PETITION Of the unilersirned re-
specifically howeth that the majority REQUIRED by the nav
City Charter having signed this petition they pray you hon
ormele body pnss resolution authorizing Comptroller 10
SELL after Ave days notice In the he eontr
for making and wooden cutters On Moth cs
Of Music street, from Craps Morales and also to sell
the brcking where the curb already n and also to
.epsye the Old work 70 line and level That said sale
be nna and that the Mayor be authorized to til the
for the same Payment be made cash when tho
york completed according to the lines levels Of the Ciy
Surveyor. ~ " ~ wy
James J. Hanlon, 75 feet
Veuve Mairdiong, ~
y. D. O'Brlcn, ~
Madame Bnbbey, ~
Veuve Riviere succession Adolphe Riyiere o.
r =. Garprecht Ito :.
T. g. Kaephe, al
Erdonn Qovil, IN
Michael MIXED, 19n -
NJ. Sumers, ~ -
j. Regain, M.. 50
F. Mooks, 20
g. Berion, -.....- - Inc
P. Delliola, * NV
A. WIams, az -
Widow Jark FeIa, AZ
Mary ]. Thomas, AZ
Mrs Joseph Michsl, ~ 80
Charles PhelebRugh, "a
john H. Judgsns, ~
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
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EPAyE DU QUAVRIEMf1 DIsTRICT-n a
~ etc conduit depot DIES epnve du Qnatr1e District
Jackson entire les Constance LAUREL epayes
une ehevre noire ct blanche, Tongue cornes.
Une chevre noire ct blanche, Tongue carnes.
Ure chevre noire eHgue cornes
une chevre jaime ct tachetee de blanc noire
Tongue
81 les dts pas recaes dams dix ors ct les
frais payas. lis venus encere pubiqne dit
pot, sAaEDI, lie % de mai. h59, d 10 henres A. VI.
q. o. FLEGFIER, Cemnissare DIES rues.
Nouvee- Orleans. l6 mai, 1850. mylT % q
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80 OCEAN SPRINGS HoTEL-E. ". GER
Co, Proprietorr-Ths Hotel IL being thoroughly
renovated and newly furnished, and will be opened
the reception of visitors the LIST dsy Of June Every ef
fort wilt be made render visitors comfortable and make
their stay pleasant
Than the beautiful bay Ocean SPRING. there better
pnce for yachting, or fishing, Or bathing.
For the amusement Of visitors there + Tenpn Alley,
Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables ETC. Bar is attached tho
Hool which will be supplied with the choicest wines Liquors
and cigars Buggies and saddle horses be hired the
Hotel.
band Of music will be kegt at The Hotel during the entire
ba and supper will be given twice weekTues
day and Thursday nights.
The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative powers,
in excellent condition. omnibus will
era lines day apd from The Hotel to the Springs For
tmoDy respecting the medicinal Of those
enee NAV be made Dr. Austin DIR Thorpe New Orleans
to Rev. DIR. m'intyeire, Nashville Tenn
oceRp springs having visited by epdecs
ciiedy the heaithes well the baufui location
the G ulf shore j. WILKINSON, Agent,
Ocean SPRINGS, Isl Nay. 1880. n1r4
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

City of New Orleans, May l, 1859. 5
No. 1880. ]
Roiped Comptroller hereby instructed
advertise times in the ofcia, journal that he viii
sealed proposals until the LIST of June for furnishing
paSs rss lake shells used e ss
[signedl J. O. NIXON.
ls,sass1 rFs'i sTl sef II 4 TA alasSrsp
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
isignedl GERARD sT1TH, Mayor.
'ss s 'sss
mys IS Is 70 Is 4 Is 50 81 jul IL, conpollor
~". uooMpTRoL4Es,s OFFICE.
na s 3S Ct Gov 5alz H.
r. hereby ahthor.sd and rs9arsa giys notice -.
% r. Gsg I'm a1s,
In aseosdfass s, With the ordinance referred
signed President Board i Assistant aidsrm.n.
lsshs0l President Il Board g. r. q Aldermen.
AlR sisnsSl A'! JUN IL LEWIS Mayor.
respectfully called 70 NC 'a''
ivlss COMPTROLLER City Of New Orleans
POLICE JAIL--OFFIClAL.
Nag % boy q Fks Sa'ss {, ,ss tns
los inches high, and has both Of his eye teeth missing
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
uy2n l5 For Comptroller.
M. 9Th &c, K6aa s E s sns
Webb Breaas5s who lives in the Parish Of st.
Inc will call and f.
Keeper of City Police Jail.
RapiSte rrIM May
my2o 15t -' For Comptroller.
a, 1t IS qy aIee sy s % s.s hs
70 Ne Jndge pnu6,r who lives in the parish Of St. Bernard
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
my2o 15t For COMPTROLLER.
the s Fly JAY
longs to Mr. qdse Dunbar ' lives in the parish Of ST. BeF
The owner will call and CLAIM bis k RasnSoFdns to law
Keeper of City Police Jail.
HENRY 'DUREL
my2o l5t For Comptroller.
WAS pr y gn to the CITY Police Jail on the
Ssissi high shn'az living in Point h''h' he is ~
The owner will call and e'R 1 psRz RR59Fdns law
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY nUREB,
myl4 l5t For Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police Jail OH the
w 9Th Of May the muleo boy JOHN. Says hs belongs
haos sn o M s so 81 his ha feet inch
The wca and claim his according to law.
Z. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered May 49, 1859
HENRY DUREL,
myl4 15t For Comptroller.
WAS brought to the city Police jail on the
w It'll of May the dark griH boy JOHN WALKER. Says
he belongs Wanns living in Point Celeste do n
coast he is feet 1l1s inches high large whiskers
The will call and claim his property according to law
4. PLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered May IS, 1859.
HENRY DUREL
myl4 lot For Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City polio e Jail on the
w 18th of May. black little JEFF SCOTT SAYS he
belongs to Mrs. McMoonv, living in Algiers.
The will call and claim hspropey according to law
L. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered May ID, 1859.
HENRY DUREL,
myl4 l5t For COMPTROLLER
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NEW ORLEANS May 10, 1859.
To the Honorable. the Common Council
-of the city OF New Orleans:
fNHE undersigned, owners of property
fronting Ursulnes street. yonr honorable body
sell ut public auction nfer ten DAYS NOTICE. the contract for
paving 25 feet wide the middle of Ursnne street
Claiborne and Broad Streets with round ballast stone and that
said street he raised to its PROPER level. 1880
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STREE. COMM'R--OFFICIAL.

STREET EONIN'R--OFFICIAL.
y to the Second District Pound Derbgny street. between
One brown and black cow With white sp,ss on the belly
right ear silt and left swallowfok mark branded WV
Which If not claimed within ten days and the
ffa WI p ip Pass s9'on at said Pound on
New Orleans May g 1s52 s+r,.t
Registered May TO- 1853 ..,Iol'l COMMISSIONER
HENRY DUREI, For Comptroller
EPAy ,E, Dg pzsg i, 81 ME D1sETKIcT-Ia
rue Derbgny, entire les seAnne ct Dumaine.
Une zache bruno noe ay.nt tNces banches sur lie
ys1s oee dyote endqa Ct Il gsushe marquee Swallow
81 dit de pas Reliance ns dix onTs ct ss fas
s.ars, o,, ., FfHSilER, conmisseire sss rnes
bsss' Pond b5s s arG ssSssa
st. Ann a and Mai. Main streets IS esrays-
@ 6s@si E,s aeds fpa r hn
leg hSs .. I'd bs s Mss w,S brs1d On the S, thigh
Which if not claimed within days there
Nh s9H sHse' said on At
n,-...",,,,-,o 9; FLEcHIER, Street Commissioner
HENRY DUREL.
For Comptroller.
ssna aa a. rue 6 6se
III aeun ' enyrn u a d. hm ae eee @
rate blanche la face es plates dos pied ro de
devant les donx de derriee fsrre eape
sur Ia euisse droite.
Une nhevre nore. ayant tache blanche sur
les dts animaux he sont recmes dams dix ours ct les
dspS pfyss SIoa Ssns5 pua' "a dit
O. Q. F1.EGHIER, Commissare des
Nouvelie- Orleans l6 mai 1859. mylT % n
FouIsTH plsTT;IGr PouND-,vas Drought
TO the Fourth District Pound Jackson street. between
Constance and Laurel streets, estrags-
One black and white she goat, long horns.
One black aud while she goat, long horns.
One black she goat, lopg horns.
One yellow and white spotted goat black along neck
long horns and wattles.
Which claimed wint days and the expenses
URDAY, May %, 1859, Mt 10 O'Clock, A. M.
New Orleans, May l6, 1859.
@. o. FLECHIEg, Street Commissioner.
Registered May l6, 1859. - -
HENRY DUREI.
For Comptroller.
FPAVE DU QUAVRIENlE DISTRICT-Il a
- conduit depot DIES u Qnatreme District
Jackson entire les Constance LAUREL epuyes
une eheyre noire ct blanche Tongue cornes.
une chevre noire ct blanche, Tongue
Une cheSre nolre, lsHgue
uns chevre jaime tache,ee de banc noire lie cou
| lnNru rhrp
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II 7. vENNARD.
R0BT. GOSW AY.
l., ". FDRSTAEL.
q u npYatl AnDE

The IOII0wlnB resOIutl0s, ndupted by the Assistant
Board, were concurred in, as recommended in the
foregoing report:
A resolution giving permission to G. G. Wayne and J. f.
Allen lamp post front Of their Office, No. 81 Camp
street.
resolution giving permission Nicholson Co.
their bc ssuh shop from Magazine street. Rohn street,
ton. ~
resolution granting permission Wheeler Forsal to
erect steam engine their premises ST. Joeph stret
the corner of Tchoupitoulas.
resolution approvi adjudication hy ire Copntrolle
cnltract TO NJ. Reusseiotscuy Peanne Brehega-- for
se5gQ. ~ go
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NoUvELLE ORLEANS 10 mai 1859
Al'honorabe Consei1 Commun de Ia Nouyee. Orleans:
T ES soussisnes preprIetaires fai san face
IL ia rue DIES Urnines denandent votre
honorable davoir aire fae barquees en- briqes
avec des hordures pieres rieoes bo ditto
de Ia rue Miro Broad s Claiborne Roman gu ellie
son d&a aes assant pour les
arbres. Louvrge dcvr vendue enchere puboue mar
lie contr0leur pres cinq davis
4. y. Doriocourt, 90 peds
J. A. pelerY, 81
jean Devete, an .
s. g. Bihap, 107 .
p. F. Courcelle, 1877 .
John lame, Ill .
Madame Newman, 81 .
Auvgnac DOrville, 30 :,
F, rourcelle go =,
A. Poemv, 40 =.
Ansman Nicolas, 10 .
Villa Palma, 81 .
A. Pignatel, IS .
Deriocourt, 40 .
s. Azamar %
LanaFre, I8 :.
T. II. Monsseaux par Doriocourt, 62 :.
d. b. Maearty, 1870 :,
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
my2 LAVISH secretairc du Conse Assistant Aldermen
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nISEGE TRADE BAYLOR 81 CO.
Notice ia hereby given that eli claims which msy appear
upon proper examination be duo FROM the books Of Baylor
Co., and all claims which may be established BY due of
lSw will be promptly paid, with interest, in fUli.
This occasion is taken TO inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE tho correspondents of Baylor throughcu.
the Cotton DISTRICTS that during the coming business
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton
direct shipment Europe In all
tees fog the balances dueen each shipment.
Orders Baggng viii ed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
So tho Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
sales will in every bs made LONDON
by Public Accountant and those interested
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will forward
marks and weights their Cotton such Other
will facilitate the matter.
AL letters private we'll business relating 20 the
Baylor Co.. divect trade will he addressed 10
&C. G. BAYLOR. a LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that termination Of the copsr
nership existing according written articles Of
nent between the members of the finn OF Baylor Co
sane Will be dissolved the unfinished business placed
liquidation. @. q. BAYIOR.
Manchester. March. 1858. tkW
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PETITIONS, ETC.
The following petitions were referred to the Com
tNiffee on Strecta and LANDINGS.


Mittee on Streets and Landings:
OF F.w q Cook, agent Of the Novelty Works Com,
a. apa
the resolution in regard TO she removal o hs now
Or sssns New Orleans ars. q ground y.
az sns
psaSse ored ne following petition which
resident. :, Mn.sarr p,.yns that an ordinance be
A communication from J. N. Gamewell y GO. was
read inviting the Board to attend an exhibition OF
the American Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph.
On motion, the foregoing Invitation was accepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Wiltz, was
referred to the Committee on Streets and Landings:
R,oned That Commissioner be and he hereby
= Ss corner 81 London syenas and vtne street
The rules being suspended that part OF the report
Of the Committee on Streets and Landings, Qaid on
the table subject to call at the last sitting OF the
Board) adverse to the petition Of property holders
praying to have permission to break fiatboats in
front OF the Macartys place in the Third District"
was called up, and on motion of Mr.. DeLabarre, was
laid on the table.
The rules being suspended the following resolution
offered by Mr. Wiltz, was read twice and adopted:
Yeas Messrs. DeLabarre, Harrison, Howell
Landry, Vennard and Wiltz-6.
Nays Messrs. Conway and Forstal-2.
Resope That permission is hereby granted to break fat
boats front Of hacas PLACE during the pleasure Of the
Common Council, consent OF iessees
81 the Post be obtained and that materials be deposited on
the levee.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Harrison,
was referred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings:
Resored That the Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
instructed four lamps to be erected in the Ninth
Street Market, in plaea Of oil lamps now In use
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Vennard,
was referred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings:
instructed to have oil lamp erec.ed at he corner Ct St An
and Howard Streets and lamp rner OF Felicity
and Howard streets, Forth District.
The following resolutions. offered by Mr. DeLabarre
were referred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings:
Resp That the City Surveyor ami he hereby author
lied ID continue the dckes bordering Pauline and Jeanne
streets from their Goodchldren street, down to
Claiborne street.
Fe, ore further That the ad Surveyor do cause bitches 10
be dug on both Morales Uqnhari Goi and st john
to Barth olomew sreets
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,ssss hlEieCHANFs' HOTEL, CORNER OF ST
H 4 I a6d Canal Streets New Orleans Louisiana.
saA HAVING leased the above establishment determined
ny s.fet attention % basiness 10 make Hotel This
G h ag arge ana airy and the table will be supplied with
e nest iEe market affords. attached ha
patrons. - ~ - o''e1 w ~"
fe2 If
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,, JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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JAS. a. HOPKINS
my2I lawSw secreaire du Conse Assistant Aldermen
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O. FONT oLMAK HoTEl.-7aE paoraIE-

MeA PASS CHRISTIAN IIOTEL WILL BE
opened early in June under the superintendent
M dGSraw During the past winter the hotel has been
stable and carriage house built
Rooms may be secured Dounel McGraw,s l47 Com.
street. ~ - ~
as 3m JOHN NcnoNNEIJ Pr,,r;.to,
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Tho Knickerbocker Magazine.
tvTsHE KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE begins
| u In its May number two serials one illustrated
snd II popular sty Q, on the Authorizations Of Food
--the subject nearast the health and happiness Of
cverf family In he land, and now attracting great
attention In Europe; the other fascinating and
powerful story Of domestic life, entitled:
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN,
by Octsvs Feuinet, said to be the best novel pro-
dussd In the last i've years. The first chapter
opens brilliantly. Neither Dickens, Thackeray, nor
auy American novelist, has produced any thing
more charming and interesting.
NveRy one kuoNs that, by the criminal avarice of
psnufasturers and dealers, almost every article of
food IN common use, liquors and drugs, are adul-
erated with hurtful and poisonous substances, and
the knickcfbockef is the first and only publication
in the country that has undertaken to expose thor
oughly this gigantic wrong which secretly attacks
every mans life. All Of its statements are based
up on rigid chemical anal ysis and microscopicai
aninati0ns made for this special purpose. The
adulterations and the manner Of detecting them
are unrivAled and to probe the evil to the bottom,
the knickerbocker will publish, far ~ it, inves
tigations extend, the names Of the manufacturers
health and life. 1t is the most important series u
articles ever begun In an American Magazine, and
should 20 into every family.
The May Kniekerbocker has also the conclusion
Of splendid article Dante, by Rev. DR.. osgood;
a dashing contribution, Over the Pahri, Dr.. J. w.
Palmer Jollygrecn's Western Tour, by Ostrond
Tiffany Humorous Poems by Park Benjamin and
Alice Carey and anoyel and picturesque contribu-
tion on Siam, by a recent missionary to the King
dam Of the White Elephant The Editors Fable
Is always . feature Of the Kickerbocker. A full
page steel.plate engraving of Madame de Chew
reuse, the great rival Of kichelieu and Mazarin,
opens the number.
Terms, $500 per year, postage prepaid BY the
Publisher 10 any part Of the United States.
A Specimen Number Of the May knickerbooker
containing the above, with seven full-page Steel
piate Engravings worth st least dollar, willbt
ssst on receipt Of Is cents in postAge-stamps al
the Office Of publication.
4 JOHN a. GRAY
/ Nay5 Nos. l6 and Is Jacob-st., N. Y.
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y =. " Bnall .nd Willi.m 4 Rual,

To L. w. Buell. and William 4. Buell.:
YNHERE IL now on file in the ofRoe OF the Clerk
i Of the District Court of Lee Comfy, Iowa, at
Keokuk, the petition Of NillsR, Aa3how a Co.,
claiming Of l.. w. Buell. Judgment Of three hun
drcd dollars on promissory note executed by him
to James +. Bruce and by him endorsed to plain
tia also, the foreclosure Of mortgage on certain
real estate In Keokuk, Ips county, given 30 secure
the payment ri said not4. Said petition represents
that William =. Buell. has N intsrsst In said
property, and prays for . Judgment and the fore
tinction Of the Interest Of both the defendants in
the premises, and for gcncral relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of tho June term (1s5e) Of
said Court Judgment will BID rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
May IA, 1S5s-d + Plaintiff, Att'ys.
70 Guy " els, Hugh W. sample, samuel K. Curtis,
Frank G.. q. Umsted, Edward Kilbourne, Il. r..
Ford, D. w. Ford, J ames Holsey, A. l.. Deming,
John w Cleghorn, i. II. Harrison, Elihu Gum,
David B. Gum, Oscar +. Davis, Noah Greeley.
WHERE'S now on file in the Office of the Clerk Of
u the District Court OF Lee County, Ieva, at Kco-
kuk the petition Df Hannah n. TARtrt, Kxecu-
trix or the estate of Robert Tggrst, deceased and
Emma I. Taggert and Alice g. Taggart, minor
children, by Hannah M. Taggart their guardian,
claining Of Guy Wells deed 10 tho undivided one
fifth Of certain lands In Lee county, Iowa, and the
specific performance of contract with Robert Tag
CART of December 18th, 1850. Said petition prays
for decree, partition Of the lands described in
the petition, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before tho second day OF the june term ls5s) of
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
Mayll, lS50-dlm Plaintiff Att'ys.