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.prociamofion by the Mayor.

MAYoRALTY OF INV ORLEANS
City Hail. April 6, LEO
nv VIRTUE of resolution No. 5056 of the
ID Common of the city Of New Orleans aud In accord
with section l2 of the City Charter notice ia hereby given
opened Moeau street from Pey Desire street. and from
regulate the openn laying out and streets and
public places in city Of New Orleans and It's subahs In
eouorated and not and In thu baneuB Of the
sppf'sso Apti4 'i' 's9. GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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A Honorable Conse Gomnun de la Eouvelle Orleans:
MESSIEURS-Les soussignes proprietary

A Honorable Consel Gommun de Ia souvee- Orleans:
NNESSIEURS-Les soussign es prOprieta Tres
IVA StJoseph de la Nonyelle- la des
Remparts de la suivan In Unite supsreure du Canal Ia
Lbert respecueusement peionnent Hon. corps
confonenen la Section 100 dc la Chsre de la Vile peet
de are yene enean apres yng our davis dams gazette
oeiele pour nyee payer la stJoseph de Ia
Nouyele Lbe6 DIES blocs cares de gra
mite mons de 10 pouces de large IL de long
pas plus de II pouces dc large ~ de long
mons de 10 dspaseur Les dts b9cs devron ee dc
premiere qua5 de granite les cotes lea angles ct lie hau
ben tallas de maniere former une surface une esn poses
ct 10 tout former pavage compacte.
lie dit daonReent base de quatrf
pouces de sable du Lac gravo de ondes puts couche de
quae pouces de sable gavos de ondres surface lei
joints bisn enp ct lie ben assa par Poneau
nabe Les de bordures, de pouces dpaseur
fous qnand lie Yoyer de la se ugera necessare d.
changer les veles perres atm de fae un bon Outrage.
piees de bodnes les deux coes de la Soseph
de Nonvele evee la be8 eeyscs nvelte
hauteur snsane pour ecoulenen des eaux les
guetes alevees ct paysss en- pierres plates.
Les intersections de toutes les ront de pierre
plates de Ia ryiee dn Eord de premiere quae seront d.
qnatre peds de large les pieres devront 6re de deq,
peds dc large quatre peds de long ct mons de 81,
pouce dpasseur reevees miea decnant us4uau
wage.
j. W. Stanton, Leeds & Co.,
Chs, ]. Leeds.
Fouyelle. ORLEANS, lie % fevrier 1886 .,-o
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
M lawSw Seeretairc dn Bureau des Asst Aldermen
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A rHonorsts Cornell eomnun
de Ia willie de In Nouyells- Orlsaps
MT ESSIEUR Sizes sOussfgnes, prOprfc-
lVl coSs de Ia Rsnparts parfr de
Ia rue jusqua de rEspanade prient
honorable corps Particle m de
nouvee charts de Ia Vile de aire vende aPenchee
dix our davis dams lie journal oel 10 conirat 10
deux c6tss de la des Repart
par de Ia Commune usqna Ia do Epunads ct
pIstt
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To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the city OF New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN--The undersigned, owners
VI Of property fronting Defod street. New Levee to
Tivoh Circle most respectfully petition your Honorable body
asssaby 70 section 10 City Charter sell at public
ton after twenty days public notice. the contract for grading
snd paving psord street from New Leyee to Ti,o Circle With
long than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long
nor less than inches thick.
top well dressed Is to form an oven surface
laid and to be good solid work
ssd to b laid dsgonay four inches Of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing when
laid Of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel the joints
settled.
The usual curbone four inches thick be Furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite change the old curb
ing, In order to make substantial work.
The curbsoncs both rides of Deior street. s New Lsvee
to Tive Circle to be raised and graded and
level in such free the Of water in the NEST
speedy and the sidewalks TO be raised and tagged
The foot crossings the intersection Of all the streets to be
laid with best North river Tagging and be four feet wide the
used to be two feet Wide four feet long and not less than
six inches thick to be raised in the center and graded 70 the
road pavement.
New Orleans, February %, 1850
Thomas Hale, j. J. Person.
JAS A. HOPKINS.
Secretary Of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
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,Iayo sToRE-No. s. ROYAL STREET

YvssiSiitxia. ATTORNEYS III Law, AND
EOM a III Toecfng Agents, CAMDEN, Arkansas. Will col
- nys IN ali ths Southern part Of the State
.ds Co. G H. socomb Co., W. Violet se;, T. w
a.. WA Wrsy Co.. New York u B. Lippinses g. Phil
sdsipEia myM lys
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| To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City New Orleans:
| rJSIIE UNDERSIGNED owners of property

To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City OF New Orleans:
THE UNDERsIGNED owners of property
fronting St. Joseph street. from New Leves street
Rampant thence down the side Of the Canal Liberty
street. respectfully petition Honorable body sgrsssby
section 49, City Charter TO sell at public auction after
public notice. the for grading and paving
st. Joseph street. New Liberty street, with
granite blocks than inches wde by twelve inches
long than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long
nor than inches thick.
Said blocks be Of quality OF granite having the Sides
top well dressed surface when
laid, aud to bs good solid work.
Said to be laid diagona four inches q sharp
sand london gravel with coating dressing when nd
Of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel joints BE-
filled and rolled with suitable roller Until well settled
The four inches thick furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite change the old curb
ing in order TO make substantial work.
The both sides of ST. Joseph street. from New
Lesee Liberty raised and graded proper height
level in such free the Of in the
speedy and the sidewalks be raised and tagged
The ootcosngs at the Intersection of all the streets to be
laid with North river Tagging and be four feet wide the
used be feet wide four feet long and less than
six inches thick be raised in the center and graded the
road pavement
Leeds 4 Co... j. ". Stanton,
Chas. Leeds.
New Orleans. February % 1860,
JAS A. HOPKINS,
secrstary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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Proclamation par 1e Marie.

Proclamation par lie Marie.
IaTRIE DE IA NouvEILE -ORLE AHsi
Hotel de Vile, 81 janvier 1890.
ESN yERTU de Ia resolution No. 1918 dU
u 1asei Coum1n de Ia Nouvelle Orleans ct
a section f2i de de Ia Vile avis cat par lie present
dome que intenton Ia vile de Ia Nouyeeo est do
ssIye onyrir la Camp Quatriee District de Ia rue
s s.s Ia1s II ~ GERARD sTITH. Marie.
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New ORLEANS, July LIST, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS July Is, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
THE undersigned owners of real estate
fronting Bicnse street. from johnson Doge
nois street both sides respectfully that ordinance
passed by the City Council ding law
construction of brick sidewalks bordered by crbstones and
wooden CUTTERS sides of Benye Streets johnson
Dogno twelve feet in width next the line of their
front street. and in width the curbstones
space be filed and properly graded,
| correspond with the brick pavement 0 each side.
| East side. West side.
II HriHox nfoa.P t1,na
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NEW ORLEANS, February Is, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New Orleans:
THE undersigned owners of property
the side of E6usa street. do respectfully petition
honorable body the banquette be
wood from Goodehdren Girod street According
the City Charter.
Joseph HULA 600 feet.
Mich. Dunn. 81 -
GHAs CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of the Board Of Aldermen.
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.moLAssEs.. .moLAssEs.

EnoLAssEs. MOLAssEs..... MOLAssEs.
sUaAR-HoUsE NoIlAssEs and GOLDEN SYRUP, from
the Hone and Star Steam ReGnsries equal in the South
for sa,e in barrels and kegs in quantities to suit
ehasars. Terms LIBERAL
,asI splt-sm No. SO Poydsas street.
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NoUvsrIE. 0gLHIKs Ter Juliet 1859.
A Honorable Conseil de Vile de Ia Nouvee- Orleans
n Es soussignes proprfetaires sur la rue
- Bienville dephs Ia johnson usgua Ia Dorgenos
des de rue dcsndent respecueusement
adopee par lie Cone de e selon Ia o ordon
construction do bsnQuees brquea bordeeg
eubstones rgoles ois ds deux e5ias dc Ia Btn
johnson jusqua Ia Dorgenois, IL
ped argeur partr de Ia gne fesant face rne deux
ped de srgeur parttr des curbstones Laspace nteFm
diaire devrs nivee
veau ayec lie pave brques de chaque cote
Cote Est. Cote oueBt.
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Proclamation par lie sIaire.

MARIE DE Ia NourgIIR- ORLEANS, "A
Hotel dc Vile, 6 avril Igfa
I'm VERTU de la resolution No 5056 du
II t1onreil de Ia Nouvee Orleans, conefmenent
Ia section chare de In ve avis par present
donn que nention de Ia vile de Ia Nonyelle Orleans de
faire MORGAN partr de la Pety jnsqua la
Desira partif de Ia Eme usqna In rIndepen
dance eenfomtment lace ntituc Acte reatif ouyer
Vile souves Orleans faabonfgs ncopores pas
incorporates ct aus de baufeues approuva 10 ayril 1882
AZ iawsw GERARD STffH Maire.
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A. BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONs--oFFICF
M II Exchange Alley up stairs nearly opposite the Pc
9aee Soldiers asaaen and Teamstars who have been u
lays more any disturbance since $780, entitled
100 OF land Widows and minor children of deeeasd
Soldiers Soaen and Transfers entitled to bounty aa ana
pensions. Gairs made ont and procured with dispa5sg ~
JOHN PUR0Eiat..t.
Nj an II Exchange Alley, up aea'@
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NouvEIIH- ORLEANS Is feYfier 1850.
ArHonorabe consel de Vile de la Nouvells- orIsans:
Es soTssignes proprietafres du cote est de
IL Ia Louisa, pent respBctueusenent honorable
corps de ae construe des banquettes
entire les dcs Bons Euans ct drod accord Ia
Chhrta de la VILE
Joseph Lula, 500 pieds.
Mich Dunn, 81
GHAS. @f.AIB0REE,
ms LAVISH secrGtare du Bossd dies Aldermen.
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A NENVLEhEE-The Undcr8f2ued, OWneFs
" property fronting Customhouse street from Front
ISyee Claiborne street, most respectfully petition
Honorable body aeeaby section 10 City Charter 10
sell public after days public notice the
grading and paving Custonhonse street from Front
Claiborne street. with granite blocks not less than
Inches wide twelve inches long than twelve inches
by eighteen inches long less than inches thick
Said be Of quality Of granite having tho sides
top well dressed form surface uhsa
hid and 10 DO good solid work.
Said be laid dssonay four inches Of SHARP
Rand London gravel with coating top dressing when
Mid inches Of sharp sand and London gravel the oins
properly ned and rolled with suitable roller until well
ssea.
Tho usual inches thick to be furnished when
e City think requisite TO change the old curb
ing, In order make substantial work
both sides of Cusonhouse street. from Front
Claiborne be raised and graded TO
IsYs In such free the streets Of water
proper and tho sidewalks to be raised and
Tagged.
bid with North Tagging and be four feet wide,
feet wide four feet long and not less
inches thick be raised In the CENTRE and graded to
xhs road pavement
New Orleans, Feb e 1869.
For Citizens Bank of La. @s'"
James d. Dencgre. Preu
Peg pro r D. Shepherd, sofee.
j. W. Zseharis 80
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Eeeretary ofLh OF hldcfnieH,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW OsLg4ss april 4, 1860.
10 shs Honorable The coan,on Council
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EouraLR-OnLKAss, 81 ienrier 1850
4 PHsnorabls Conssil Commun
be Ia vile de la NouveIe- ORLEANS:
I ES soussfgnes, proprietafrcs sur les deux
- cotes de Ia JOHNSON second District respsctuensement
demanden votrt honorable corps eonormSent Sections
0 OF 10 dc la Eeurels Chae de la ye de are faire des
banQuettes bques perreB de borduss ct rgoe
al Hsplanade.
LIE tout dapres les specifications du yoyer do Is VILE
A. L. yiert, ISL pisds.
r. Fourchy, BIZ.
Jques Caougat, 6I..
Paul sagousrny, IS
j. Msuba. 100 :.
II. A. Brdau, 81
b. Lanaberg, 63 :.
8. Jung, SO -.
Anledde Ducate, l3I
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fei3 Secretairs dn Conseil DIES Asst. Aldermen.
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preclamamatten by the Mayor.
K4yoRALTY NEw ORLEANS, I
City Hall, January 81, 1889
ny VIRTUE of resolution No. 1913 of the
ID Common Of the city Of Naw Orleans, and IN accord
sn.s h section l2f City Charter notice is hereby given
HAT i intention d the city Of New Orleans 70 causs 70 be
opened Camp street, Fourth District from Felicity 70 ST. An
drew street. --n.,r orynrY ~.
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PETITIoNs---oFFICIAL.


pETHTE(lNG.~~OE
- =
NEW ORLEANS, November a. 1859.
20 The Honorable ,l,s Common Council
te s' -sAe ' ~ Se ~, ~. f,;v ~ Nav f,rlsans.
-w,,r.. z...x '. '''o -. s, ~ ~" ~ ..,
sVWlE umaerHtgneu respectfully snow f f
ilaa w a3ofy seared " ihs New g,ty ghs, \, as
G ea tns peti.ion hey pray your honorable nony
resolution authorizing the Comptroller e SELL ae ass NIX
notice 10 the ofcal lcurnal the contract for MAKING
eidewak the south side OF Terpchore street,
Howard and Frsset streets. ~. fu.-
The work % be done according 10 speciheaons OIL INC 1
Tssnea r NJ nraohs' x WfS12
C Runrcr ~ - inch
1eo r.s. sIrches
- ~ ieet e lnches ...,,.-
Only nsr In that block refuses to gn Inns
bis banquatte measures l26 feet -. A.. .~,.. - AZ.
We the undereigned, are VIKING 70 pA' W. ' u ms rvs
eofners- c,y !. q n, .rpopyp
S ~ y s m. pa sasi n tida ~
Secretary q INC board o. aioermos.
EouvgI1s-oRIHAas, Il noveabrs 1853.
a ft"nofhpss son'o'. w ''s - ~
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New Advertisements Continue d.
Succession Sale.
/ STATE OF LOUISIANA,
~ Parish of Ouacbita,

Succession Of Jas. Simmons. decd. :
RY virtue Of all order of sale from the 18th
ID District Court, in the matter of said success
sion, will sell at public auction at the Court
House door in the town of Monroe, within the
hours of sale prescribed by law, on -
Saturday, the 5thi day Of January, 1861
all the property belonging to said succession
consisting in part as follows:
A certain tract OF land situated in said parish
containing 2sl s1-1Q0g acres described as tol.
lows:
The north half of the northwest quarter Of
section II, and south half Of southwest quarter
and SOUTH west, quarter of southeast quarter Of
section in township Is, range east; and the
southeast quarter yof sec,ion5l II, township Is,
north'range 8 east, together With ali the i'm.
provements on said land ''N"%5'9' y
Patience, a woman aged about 20 wears and
her infant girl Hannahs 4 l. s.s5Tf'sf.'s
Harriet, woman aged As years.
Sally, girl aged II years. 8.
Monroe, a boy aged years. ~. ,'''' -.
Rhody, girl aged years.. ~ go
Sidney, boy aged years. T,i'5 .s.a5..
Martin, man aged 80 years. H.. ,}t
Head of Mules.
IS Head of Hogs more or less. 'T
ITwo-horse Wagon. s'F'f{ 'i-ti.57
Lot of Farming Utensils ,Qi5Hi wv IT,,
a., Household and Kitchen furniture. ae, 81 !.
Gold Watch and Chain. g.
Terms of sale-according to the provisions Of
articles 800 and 991 of the Code of Practice.
, .4a~,l R. A.,ALLEN, Dep'y. Sheriff.
Monroe, Nov. 20, 1860. SIG.
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mer time, unti1 one could almost wade the Mis-.

tmer time, until one could almost wade the Mis-
souri,. The river was SO low then, he said, be
found it extremely inconvenient to get hii
paper to the bank where he usually had il
cashed. Two seasons passed by, and innnmer
able letters were interchanged in regard to re-
uniting, droughts, and foundations. At last
being in need of funds, we wrote that we mus
insist on having the money, irrespective of the
state Of the water. He was an honest creature
at heart, and sent it, forgetting to add the two
years. interest,", but .deductirg twelve per cent
for his fee. -.=--..r.- ..----=--=
Lawyers will be little lazy something's but
can we blame i man for physical happiness fol
activity? The LATEST one we ever knew lived
lat Shawneetown. Illinois. He had promised for
a year or two, to remit to Louisville some mo-
ney he had collected for us. Business,likc de-
mands, coolory, persuasion, argument aud
menace 'hiid ne. effect on him. He would write
no MORE, At last, we sent him in full the anec-
dote Of tbe man who was SO lazy that he eat
apples ef the tree, not being energetic enough
to raize Ills hand to pluck them. This touched
the right spot, and he reused himself SO far as
to send us the money. The efort may have
killed him for we have never heard y, him
since. .'' NV ~ N
In no profession is there a more chivalrous
sense of honor than in that of the law. We.
have a lively remembrance Of having long been
Kept in constant bodily fear BY lawyer Of
little Rock, Arkansas. He had maintained
most obstinate silence for more than a year
after receiving for US the full amount of q
claim. To a letter in which we demanded an
immediate and satisfactory adjustment of the
matter, be- answered 4thut our former letters
were too Yahkee-like, but he was ready to give
us satisfaction al once; he ended by requesting
us to name our friend and Weapons, as he
would come on and fight us on our own ground
We wrote bin by return post, to put Pick
wickian construction on the offensive letter.
After applying to some forty lawyers to eollec,
the claim from our belligerent attorney-all Of
them refusing tho business on the plea Of pro-
fessional delicacy-we succeeded in retaining
one, on promise Of twenty per cent. As the
war-like ones charge was twelve, sixty-eight
per cent, was all that ever came into our pos
session. +>' i.'' t % 3GA7f
The New York lawyers are noble and dash
ing practitioners. Marmion never charged
more spiritedly. 1t was only the other day one
of them sent us bill Of sixty dollars for see
ing to a deposition Of q few lines to prove the
style Of q firm, adding that be would retain the
deposition until the bill was paid. We hope he
will find it good property; we paid five for
taking another. ..-..E- III
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SHERIFF SALE !.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Ouachita,
I Z. s 10Th District N1nrt
Vm. Dyer Us. John M. Hebron,

VIM. Dyer Us. John N. 1cBroom,
BY virtue of a writ of Fl. ia. issuing
out OF the said Court, on Judgment
in the above entitled suit, and to me d.
rected, | have seized and will offer for
sale, at the Court House door, in the
town OF Monroe, within sale hours, on
the First Saturday Of December nczt,
being the LIST day of said month, the
following property, to wit:
Twenty sharesin the w.. S. & I. r.
+. Co., being described by certificate
No. 781.
Seized as the property of defendant,
and will be sold to satisfy said writ
and costs.
Terms 10 months crcdit--purchascr
giving bond with approved security.
.,s1..,a NJ. ROGERS, Shift.
per R. A. ALLEN, Dep'y Shift.
Nov. 8, 1s60-4t$7 SO.
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General summary.

The &c Bashful Girl" is the name given to a
nude statue by New York sculptor.
The Toledo Times says there are six ladies Of
that city now swallowing live frogs daily as q
cure for consumption. $50. ~
B. P Shillaber, of Boston so we'll known
all the world over as the quaint Mrs. Parting
ton, has been elected to the Massachusetts,
Legislature. Mr.. Shillaber is Douglas Demo
crat. ,..s --.,.-. II 80, -,..,,
Awitty fellow slipped down on an icy pave
nent. While sitting he muttered, g have no
desire 10 see the town9burned down, but / sin
cerely wish The street laid in ashes.o
Among the passengers from Europe by the
Adriatic were Col. Pickens, late U. S. Minister
10 Russia, and W. r. Calhoun Secretary U. S.
Legation to Paris. -F. 81.
The diamonds, formerly the property of Ra-
chel. the tragedienne, have been forfeited TO
tho U. S. government at New York. because
duty was not paid on them. They are worth
$4,000.
The new dimes and half dimes for 1860 have
appeared the thirteen stars are omitted, and
on the reverse the price is encirced with
sheaf of corn and other native products I'D
A man isobligcd to keep his word when no
body will take it. -.
The Directors report says it will require
Els, 200 to put the Great Eastern in good CON
diiion.
The subscription raised in France for the re-
liefof the Syrian Christians amount to 4O4 165
francs.
The vote of Boston foots up for Lincoln,
1928 Bell, 5l66 Douglas, 5000 Breckin-
ridge, 9s7.-Lincolns plurality is 4552
T'he most .mischievous liars are those who
Keep sliding on the verge of truth.
Gen. Harvey has received orders assigning
him to the command of the MILITARY depart
ment Of the West, with his headquarters at St.
Louis. r,sss,-s
The Southern students in the New York
Medical University held meeting last even
ing to consider the question of secession
There was no action taken, but the question
was left for decision at some future meet
ing 'f "a
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Thanksgiving Proclamatior

thanksgiving Proclamation.
TT is our bounden duty either in times of pros.
perty or adversely, to bow down in humble
submission to the Christening manifestations and
DEGREES Of Divine Providence, and to acknow.
ledge the inscrutable wisdom and business Of
His decrees-jtnow becomes US, after a season
of general good health and comparative pros
perity 10 recognize the same Al-wise power
as the Supreme Source Of all blessings and en-
joyments. ''s5l'i5
Aud as il has been customary in this State to
observe day Of public Thanksgiving, there
fore, have thought proper to recommend that
THURSDAY, 29TH DAY OF NOVEMBER
next. be set apart for that purpose, and suggest
to persons oflall creeds and denominations, the
propriety of suspending on that day their usual
business avocations, that it may be dedicated
exclusively to the worship of Almighty God.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
/ State,ithis 18th day of October, 1867 and
of the Independence of the United States
of America, the eighty-tifth. ig.5
THOMAS O. MOORE:
By the Governor: g.t.a ,I4 ~,
J: HAMILTON HARDY, Assistant Secretary of
State. ..,.a. w. :,
Nov. 20, 1860. 49,. Ia ~, 49,. '7..
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Notice.
LAND OFFIcE. Monroe

LAND OFFICE, Monroe, La,
.n,, November %, 1860.
DATENTS for entries made between the first
L day of August 1859. and the fifth day of
November, 1859, for settlement and cultivation,
under the graduation act of August d. 1854,
have been received at this office, and the pur.
chasers are hereby notified to come forward i'm
mediately and make the required proof Of ssset-
Element and cultivation" and receive their
respective patents, because if said proof is not
filed within limited time the patents will be
returned to the General Land Office, and will
then be liable to be cancelled for non-perform-
ance of the conditions of settlement and cult
walton contemplated by the graduation act Of
August A. 1854. ,i; :. M -nI5'" -
3. .4., .u. R. ". JEMIsON, Register.
Nov. %, 1860. e.