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raNHG WORLDS GREAT IN
DefB11tON rRiI. MEDAL.
awarded 10 e. MssEK. for his two PAN.
rs, Lon ion. Ocsober Is. ISL.

q. MEYER respectfully informs his
friend. anil the pablic generally, tha, he
ha. constantly On hand PIANOS. equal
20 thass for which Ne received the frisc
'iedal in London, In ls5i.
All orders promptly attended 10. and
erea, carctaksn in the .clcvt,cn and pack.
.nf the same.
lie has received. during The last fifteen
wears, more Medals, than any C,her maker.
FROM the Franklin Institute-alss, First
premiaas In Boston, New York and Bal.
timore.
w~are-rocms, No. 80 ARCH Street.
helos Eighth. scu,h eide, rlliLADEi..
rIilA. Juue -, isjg. ss6m.
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Wanted.

sn l0np0uNps COOP woot.. By
JV,vDV WA. KEENAN, mil.
iauc -, 1850 .s-,f.
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u. q. DAVIS, formerly Of The firm Of
ioDe., Brown & Go.
JNO. 4. McnlDE, Pin0la County. Miss.
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For. sale.

"PAIES Heavy loans. iinscy aud
10 usuahnrg, by wM. KEENAN, nllL.
June -, lstp. 2e.tf.
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THEM. ~ Nsstat Nsii. ar.
rives daily. at u :. ~. aud departs daily.
at 81 e~'clscx. ~.
OXFORD. ar Et,isrs Mfii. strives
every Tuesday, Thursday sni Sasarlsy.
ut , ~. and departs e,srv Meaday.
"Wednesday ard Irsdsv. ut s 4. a.
CoFFEETHLLE % Sassisrs .lfrii.
arrives every Msntsv. heiass4ty ami
ktidsy. at u :. u, aud departs cvery
1uesisv, Tharslay. and SATURDAY. at 81
o'elcck. 4.
cHiRlESTovs and c~srrriiis. MA
ssstves every Tuesday. Thursday and Sat.
urdsv. al % ,. n. and departs svery Nom
s~J, "Wednesday ssa fAisy. 81 q Az.
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|Cleaves & Walden

hNs' SNH~s NstsEsfu
I rCTCRES on the Moral Government
- Of Gcd hy Nathaniel W.. Taylor,
u. d., Professor u Theology 10 Yale
College.
The Land and tho Book. or. Biblical
Illustrations drawn from the Manner.
mud Customs. the Scene. and Scenery "
the Holy Land; by ". N. Thompson. y.
D., twenty-five yoars u Missionary n
Syria and Palestine.
Trc.sillnn aud his Friends; by Dr.. Il.
Shelton Mackenzie.
Wild Spot. in the Yves, by Frederick
Gcrstackor.
What can Woman pof hyT.S !. Arthur.
P%rcscott's Phillip the Second. vol. -.
The War Trail; or, The Hunt IL the
Wild llorse--A Romance u the Prairie
by Capt. Mayne Reid.
Tho Fifteen Decisive Battles ~ tho
World. from Marathon to Waterloo by
l.. ;. Greasy. ". \.
The Afternoon VI Unmarried Life:
from ths las, London Edition new supply.
Wy Thirty iesf, on, Of the Senate; by
Major Jack Downing Illustrated.
A Memoir Of ;. =. rrentis.; edited Is
his hroihcr-ucw supply.
Adventures Of Gerard, tie Lion Killer
-new supply.
Unity Of Mankind by cabe!l-new
supply.
Waikna; or, Adventures on the Nos.
quito Shore.
Splendid Illustrated Edition Of Mother
Gooss's Melodies.
just received and for sale by
nrt cLEtvES yAprN.
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.ham MIA inoaests On The following cases on Sat-

sham hsid inqaests on the following cases on Sat
urday last
t,n tbc body Of John Burk native Of Ireland,
AGED so years, who died suddenly on beard the
steamer B. 4. Hodge, lying at the foot OF Canal
street. Verdict, delirinm tremcns.
On the body Of John Scott, 4. m. c.) aged GO
years, and native of Virginia, who died in house
No, 24y Cont street. Verdict, cancer in the neck.
On the body Of Fred n. Wielan, aged s. years,
native Of Germany, who came to his death sud-
denly ia the house on the corner Of Religion and
Felicity streets. Verdict debility by intemper-
ance,
on the body of an unknow man, found drowned
in the Carondelet canal, near Where street. De-
ceased is welLbuilt man, either Scotch or Ger
man, with fair complexion, red whiskers, and
curly light hair. His dress consisted of black frock
coat dark drab pantaloons, blue WOODEN shirt, and
wooden scarf and pegged brogans His age IS
either 40 or 45 years. Intoxic alton seems to nave
been the cause Of his falling in the canal
The CouNFERFEIrERs IN JEF PERSON 5ClTf.---Daf'
lei and Augusta Rosenquet, whom we nonced as
being Of the class Of personages no are not sats
fed with tho ordinary slow process OF making
money. but experimenters in the quick naoa1s op-
eyai peculiar to counterfetng, are to be tried to-
morrow afternoon before the Mayor Of Jefferson
CITY. The officers who detected and arrested these
skllful performers in what is known to their frater-
nifty as fipssey dealings have also found pack
age Of SIS in counterfeit halves and quarters be-
side two counterfeit pieces of foreign gold valued
at 81 each and five $50 bills on the Mississippi and
Alabama Banks, all uncurrent. As there is good
deal Of this bogus" money in our city, we would
advise onr readers to a caution in all monetary
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ENGLISH CAMEL COAL.-Mr. John C. Stewart.
z cusomhouse street and lui landing New Basin
advertses English Camel Goal
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UEyER AND AGUE. FROM WHICH NAskIs

EEyER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
Inc s f1
Of ss, decay This his By the action
While the sun below tho horizon this yspor fingers near the
acs sns asosa n ns
nal yseea and esSfreng organs Of the body The liver be-
bile from The blood Both this virus and the bile
spleen the kidneys the stomach synpshze With
and become doraered also Finally tho instinct Of
ates the whole blood the body the internal
The CHILL Ss effort fss ' Then the FvkR fo
The suAIf K. as t in another effort spe The irritating peo.
fails and the system abandons the at'enp, exhausted and
a the it, 5ssn on @ sn
Such constitutional disorder viii Of health
We have laboed t. find, and have found. andote.
ss @a il
his infection If taken in eSpe from the system
ncks keeps The system in health although exposed the dis
ne 2e net lit
ss% s"sh a kems ssye g nh
levers SsaIaEia khsasasm Gent, B!ndaess Teethaehe
4 hs s,omash aad Bowels al Which, arising
this will be found less the intermittent
type This Agne Cure" removes the cause of these derange
This accomplshes by stimulating the expel
the s from The and these BY
what we term accanaonn Time may accomplish the same
Tempt his Asue Cure does it at once with safety
We have believe this is well safer
M than any other which has been
DR.. j. c &. pxs syr 8 Co.,
PRICE ONE l 6ohEs asi PER BOTTLE.
.. 70. ys &. ever. variety
Of throat and Lung Complaint that i Is entirely unnecessary for
employed As has long been constant throughout this
ssee DO s.n ASSURE ns the The n
for their relief all it has ever been found to DO.
FOR ALL ESs e 81 lis MEDICINE
he adisssa r. nsadashs pS.sSeS
S e for The
e RhsHmat t for Diseases Of The skn Of Liver
r. Ras I'm: ws% h
They are 50 HAT he mo Sensitive can take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm arise
H8s- Price Is cents per box; Ave boxes for ST..
Great numbers of cergymen, Physicians
nent have lent their certify the UNPARALLELED
as Tss s s y sssn
that should be followed for their cure
lions they make sToS, Demand AYERS sks
All our remedies are for sale by
Nos, 81 and Isl Chartres street. N o..
all Dealers je22 en-
I INIE, CEMENT AND PLASTER-40oo bbls Of
Ageeni Lime and Plaster landing in store For sale BY
KEARNY, BI,OIS & CO.,
oJe 81 Magazine s'rcet
WILMINGTON TAR-S00 bbls. Wilmington Tar, in
kEARNY BLoIS & CO.,
ola g. Magazine street.
NJoTIcE-AII. POWERS OF ATTORNEY ItERETo-
IN fore granted by hereby revoked
ABNER I. GAINES
Now Orleans, November z 1861 o.
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WATER PnE.-Messrs. D. G. Lowber b Co.. 7s
Camp advertise or sale Ave se Of SIX inch cast
Iron water pipe.
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LEGAL NOTICEs

sEeoS5 S ns ns, counr} suocEssIoS or CHARLES
WHEREAS David Hadden has pctitiOned
w the Court Tor Letters 0f lie estate OF ,le
lto Charles +. Osborne, deceased inesfate-
Notice is hereby given whom may concern to show
within days, why prayer the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
j. H. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE GOOD
suppy hand and receiving by direct mportaons from
France additions 10 stock of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 95 in eighth pipes 1875 in eighth and
quarter pipes 1902 do dol 1895 in half quarter and eighth
pipes We invite he attention Of the trade and connoiseurs
generally this article pure and unaduerned For sale
New York terms and prices by
WIN. Il. LEVERICH l. CO.. 81 Old Leyee st.
ol9 Nv Sole in this city,
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- DIR. BEARD's EYE INFIRMARY

@ls DIR. Boards EYE INFIRMARY
~ No. IS LAFAYETTE dnie IIevia STREET
Between Baronne and Carondelet, New Orleans.
open for tho reception persons affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE.
The Building is new-ths Rooms large and airy. Every
attention will be paid 10 the comfort of patients.
CO. Wards devoted TO the Of Slaves with EYE
AFFECTIONS.
CO. competent Physician resides the house.
TERMS
Whites, from 80 90 to IS 90 per day
NegrOes......,
hB- Operations charged
Artificial Eyes, of the msnufacory of Boissonneau of
Paris. may be obtained the nilr1nary. se2s ly.sW
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
EST HER KLEIN vs.. Mns. MARY
ANN DECKER, widow Of w. II.
Emery, Wits of jas. II. WInsiield.


rounrn DISTINCT oouhr, ESTHER KLEIN Mas MARY
:, Now o,,..,. IT. E%Sty y, Slfs q 's': Il wnssa
ns,. ,sa i Ss s.s
sss .s & i. .s
H S Gf%s ass 5
IL sssf lbs sS o. 4 A aor m
I.ss 4 i il \ ana x il SQUARE No Il md sss
d Say 49, o r" q ssp Sa, as
according said plan follows wi. lo,. No, and
psrssi ss. 1t 70 sI%Ias r Io%Sgs
20 70 ti S aid HPSs ss e%"s
a n syans as ssos .4 any @ss
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot
Sheriff of The Parish Of Orleans.
ouATmpah couR p'rHtr) EsTnEn KLEIN DANE
'eh ysss de- Dc i % t. t. w s%s5ds; &.
vTp dun writ d "a iisEi 1 feias lance
ct Colsn; steuIitt :. 4 moi si,si par lieno,ahls Qua
as te pS %s MRSREp Il d teass ss
midi ot. de Ia Cite do ID Commune, les du
s % G9Is"s
Force Hayane vcrt la Promenade de odres suiyant
s Dc joseph r tdsss en- ei ut s s,
dts erfhns nyant, Rmtticane confomtnet dit
Plan les dimensions snvanes SAVIOR les lots Nos J. s. 4
ehaean 70 pes d tase h a IoodIes loPies
&c nhondenr entTe gnea paalieS Ie Ma tone langle do
" homemade de undres Ia IL Force, les Nos
Y H. IA, 10. l6 II IL chacun pe dc face
FORCE sur nne poton,eur de 40 pe gpes paaleles;
lie No IL foime Fangle des Force ct lIsyane,
Ensemble les authorizations uu existent dessns,
tenant. IT.
shisis dams lafaire ci. dess,s s-
CoSDlTloNs-Comp,ant rehabilitation.
~, =. .1 =, :. H. 7. PARKER,
MI II ~ III ii Sheriff dc Ia Paroisse dtJrlsans.
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de u, uyele-Drlcnns. : +. OSBORNE-No l5.as2
A TTENDU que David MADDEN "a prescnte
IA upc petition IA Cou efe dobttnir
mistraon In succession de feu Charles F. Osborne dcads
t.
Avis lie donnd cue peut con.
cefner arnr dtdulie dix Jours les pour
qusies IL ne serait pas fat droit a In iite petition.
Par ordre de d Cour. =
MA II u j. l.. KELLY Dfpnts 6reffrr
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The STATE ELEcTIoN.-Judging from the returns
which we publish to-day, there will be, at least,
twenty anti-Slide majority in the next Legislature.
[Chnton Cast Feliciana) Democrat, 10Th
Why do you not name the men who compose the
aforesaid anti-sidell majortyg" A concise and
accurate recapitulaton would put the Cusom-
House out Of the misery Of suspense which is be-
coming terribly agonizing.
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STREET. COMM,R---oFFICIAL.

CECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was orou CHIT
~ 10 the Second District Pound Delhgny street. between
ST. Ann and Main streets, rs estrays-
dark bay mare about II hands high with long and
tail au old sore the left shoulder shod and visible
brands.
One mule, about 6 hands high with saddle
and collar marks branded the left shoulder lame in the
left fore leg, short name and tail shod all round
Which ifno claimed within FIVE days and the expenses there
paid, will he sold public auction, said Depot
FRIDAY November IS 1859, at IL O'Clock NJ.
New Orleans, November H. 1859
@. o. FLEGHIER, Street Commissioner
- HENRY DuREL,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


City OF New Orleans, November Il, 1859
mo. 4Sl4]
R s That The By h PsO .s, e. e es
security 81 . running foo, b and The s,s
Ses
sss
rejection # fss I'm Summon c'''''i JOHN MONROE
- President Board 4 q s As,s,an' Aldermen
es's"o'l President Board of Aldermen.
Approved s.! Nsxr Ii so'' GERARD sTlTH, Mayor
hs NoSp 4. .S s, ssa,ns viii Ad
Tbe work be done in accordance with specifications already
published and file in the Surveyors Office MD 4
mo. 4sl5.]
or Ne john sn
at 81 . per- superficial yard square block pavement eoc
e ssas 9 s. So
e. se e e I'D the ssIss s s
hss days notice il ,hs official esrn to the Lowest bidder
approval rejection Of The Common esansl
lsEAea President o sot 4 ass soaE Aldermen
tsgnedl p,l., 2: NIXON hSs,s + ,,,,,n.,
Approved Nov. H. 1850
tsgnedl GERARD sTITH Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY alst inst will ad
udsae at office at Il o'clock NJ The asese
M Win s
No. 4Sl6.]
Resolre1 That the adjudication by the Comptroller
resolution No. 46 elayng tho roadway and baniettes on
Noe Dame street TO e. Correoiesecury George Cronaat
81 d per running foot for the sidewalks and 81 superficial
yard for The round stone paving be and the same is hereby re-
jece the Comptroller authorized resell said contract
the lowest bidder after days notice in the official Journal the
work be areeaby to specifications Of the Surveyor and
the Adjudication subject the approval or rejection OF the Com
-'''' isignedl JOHN t. MONROE,
s,s.., President Bsar 4 si sssis;ant Aldermen
"'s"s"i President Board of Aldermen
Approved Nov. ii, 1859.
[Signedl e GERARD STlTH Mayor
Notice hereby given that MONDAY 2l inst will adj
judicae my Office as IL o'clock NJ the above contract
g ". DIPI.ESSIS.
The work with specifications already
Published, and On file in the Surveyors Office Mi It
GoMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans July 7, 1855
No. 2l29.1
ID ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be a nd
standing advertisement official journal thu. in accordance
ninth section Of ordinance No ldi2 approved March
30 Council will bill against the city unless
authority of order from the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
ESigned II. /. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ISigned i. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April % 1855
tsigued JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention officers tho city and of the public
specially called to the foregoing resolution.
Y. DUPLESSIS,
jyl6 If Comptroller City of New Orleans
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CaRDT SALR.-We call the attention of the trade
to the sale Of boots hats take place this day at 10
o'clock A. NJ, 81 Blache Leaumons auction rooms No. II
chsr'res street. Terms sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-21

Why does the New Orleans Delta, in its standing
column Of election returns, persist in claiming
Capt. II. w. Allen, Representative elect from this
parish, as a Democrat? Capt. Allen is not Demo-
crat and was not elected as such by our voters
but was voted for and elected as an Independent.
West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter, 10th.
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Y LADY AND GENTLEMEN READERS are alike referred
the advertisements Of Messrs. Lion Pssrd the heavy i'm
pores and dealers fancy and variety goods and % Royal
street who offer for alc splendid assortment of ivory and shell
nckg combs Of genuine pipes of great
ii v nf stl iustr x,d
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NEW YORK CARDS.
DURYEEs, JAQUEs 81 CHAIRMAN
~ Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
70 Gravier street New Orleans
DURYRE, JACQUES L co.
y Chambers street, New York.
.ul sm Factory-Newnrk. n. J.
JONAS BROOK s BROTHERS
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLACE
spool Cotton,
white, Black and all colors.
Combining the smoothnes silk with the strength Of linen
and for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY uNRl-
WALLED For sale by the principal houses in New Orleans
and Mobiles and also in original by the manufacturers
agent WIN, HE9NRY SMITH,
anl ly&W 80 and 3. vescy street. New York
SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE
BYRAM, HIND 4 BLISS,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
II ats, Caps and straw Goods,
BoNNETs, FLOWERS,
UMBRELLAS, PARAsoLs, etc
Importers of FRENCH HATS
No. 10 Murray street, near broadway
New York.
AAGoS c. BYRAM.. HIsp........wM H. grss
sRrrrS, Washington, Ark Special Partner.
jyl5 lySW
X oRFF BROTHERS,
- GENERAL ENGRAYERS AND LITHOGRAPHERs
81 Williams Street,
New York.
Blank Checks, Bills of Exchange Fancy EnS elopes, Ball
Tickets and Invitations, Bill Heads Letter Heads etc. etc. ell
graved in the highest style of modern art.
Orders from the South respectfully solicited and will be
filled with promptness and Mt reasonable rates.
RErEnEycEs:
BRuFF BRO. 4 SEAvER, "A Warren street, N. Y.
NIXON & ADAMS Crescent Office, N. O. jylS 3m
TONES, SON - NIELVAIN-
No. MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
g U Ms, G U I IL Y,
PLATED WARE JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY and SOAPS
H9- Sole Agents for Wesley Richards Celebrated Guns
Eloy's CAPS wading and Cartridges HeHors Army Razors.
ivl6 FIN
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT lsuGCkSSIoN OF Mus, HANNAH
KNIGHT, widow of Capt DAVID
81 New Orleans Stickres-So. 1905.
WHEREAS David Sticlney has petition.
w cd The tnu for letters OF he estate OF
the late Mrs Hannah Knight widow Of Capt David stickney
deceased inestttc- f'''
Notice ~ heytby given TO all whom concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer of The said petitioner
should not br granted.
yy order Of the Court.
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-l--=777''7=77=7
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

be acc9mmolated with Bed Room and Palor,
a Gentlemen with single Bed Rooms The large
airy well furnished and lighted with gas. Apply No
Blrpnno street, door above Lafayette. nl5 Gth
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GRAND NEGRO MASS MEETING.
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celebrity 0f that now increasingly interesting
geological subject entered the house Of Mr. Felix
padena On Iafayett street, on Saturday afternoon
and INDUCED ii baboonish tricks and " monkey
shInes = alike disgraceftl and ungentlemanly, even
piith man Of Nj. Jacob Apes character OF name
10 insulted al theladies in the house to such an
tent TINT nothing short Of police officer could
ntoR III And the police officer did stop him as
~ sequel will show. When arrested & Shacop +"
soe + into his head to take to his heels the first
ep pofsnnity pr street convenient. He was favored
tie opportunity and the street, and took to his
hseis, hqt eFs long was brought to his back. The
on1cef, wAile chasing . shacsp,', called to him to
st6p but z Shacop,'' like Mrs Mactwitcher,s
tongue, Ind 10 stop for the occasion, therefore the
otcer tried the persuaion Of pstol, which he fred
s % the skies. and singular to say, brought down
HhAcop nom hia ladder Of hope. There the Ana
NJ terrified and nnhurt Shacop, i fast prisoner
md 3 loose youth. To-day HEN turn ont to be
either an Ape or 4 baboon before the Recorder.
on. scIssohs.,s'-J NJ Murphy and NJ. j. Cum.
mings, brace sgintlemm from the GIN Of the
ray y they wefe pleased to say, were brought on
EaturdaY last. into the cool retreat known as the
lz* District lockrnp whore they were lodged fol
Qjsnte NJ bsing demonstrative over distilled
A. epted decocdons, and disturbing the tran
n port Hon a ne city. known as ST. Char
& ~ l,e7e q Gintlsmen Z also made sigh
Nitll 0licsr of ths law, and Is each had {
pAlf * ss With which he hoped to cut biz
bright rough. the raid officer charges then
Nth being breakers III the peace and dangerous
To-day the Recorder win decide their fate.
sagasrs on SATURDAY. Deputy Coroner Wey.
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prGs'EaS cogn p5 DsTncT suGcESsIoN pu Dn RoBT
A TTENDU que Mary Wright Graham,
veire dn Dr. ROb W. tiraiam pr5sente petition Ia
Couf eet dobenir les Le,tres Administration In
sion de leu DIR. Rvbt NJ Graham. decide intestat-
Avis est lie donnt CUE
dayo dslue dix ours les pour
qnelles il ne sers pas fnit droit a la lite petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
nl6 10 "A ]. !. KELLY. Dtpntt Greffer.
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INIE, CEMENT AND PLASTER-40o bbls. Of
AGemen Lime Plaster landing and in store. For sale BY
KEARNY BIoIS 4 CO.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-14
O1A I'D 01VV1dIIC,
june30-3w judge of Probate

TOWN SITE ENTRY 10 c. B.
L johnson, GOWN W. Wilson and Anton
Enholt: You are hereby notified that Monday
the 18th day Of August next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the U. s. Land Office, St. Cloud, ev-
idence will be offered on the part of the Town
Authorities Of st. Augusta, to show the occu-
town purposes, viz. The North West ! of the
North West !, the South ] of the North West
t, and the North West ! Of the South East /,
lots one, ri two and C3l, three of Section
Seven Of Township No. 1928 North of Range
II West, and in support Of the right of the
authorities Of said town to enter said land in
trust for the several occupants thereof: And
YOU are required to present on said day the
evidence you may have in support Of your
claim to enter any part Of said land.
Dated, June 9th 1859. GOWN WILSON,
President Of the Town of st. Augusta
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NJ. THOMPSON.

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AND COUNSELLOR
At LAW
" ..- No: FL ~ STREET,
Washington City, D. Civil at
attend. with promptness and fidelity, to all
business entrusted to him in the courts of
law and equity within the District of Col
umbia, and before the Court # Claims, land
the Supreme Court of the United States,
and to the prosecution of claims before the
various departments of General Govern
ment and before Congress. He will give
particular attention to Claims before the
General Land Office, arising under the
swamp land and graduation laws; pre-
emption acts of September 4, l84l; Aug
us rs, 1912; March, g.. 1913; May 8, Is.
46; the municipal act Of May %, 1874 :;
mail contractors act Of March 4, 1855 !;
and under all other laws. - ,.~