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The Madisonian., 1840-01-21
THE DINNER TO JUDGE WHITE.

The public dinner given in honor Of Judge
WHITE, on Friday evening, is said TO have
passed off with most brilliant and interesting
festivities. There were about one hundred
gentlemen present, including members Of
Congress, citizens, and strangers.
Mr.. PREsToN, Of the Senate, presided, as
sisted by Mr.. DAVIS, Senator from Massachu-
sets, Mr.. BIDDLE, Representative from Penn
sylvania, Mr.. CoRwIN, Of Ohio, Col. GEoRoE
c. WAsHINeToN, of Maryland, and General
WALTER JONES, Of the District of Columbia
as Vice Presidents. Judge WHITE occupied
the right Of the President, and Mr. CLAY the
left. The venerable guest was called out,
by this toast:-
HUGH l.. WHITE The man and the statesman
without fear and without reproach."
"Ju1ge WHrTE's answer TO the call, (says the In
tellgencer) with all the circumstances in the midst
of which he stood, was such as TO fill his hearers wh
enthusiasm. II was received with continued swell
OF accamalion. He gave rapid review Of his po-
itical life-staed how oflen unsolicited on his part
he had been called into the service Of his country
explained the principles which he first brought TO that
service-how for thirly-eight years, he had endea-
vored to perform il faithfully-and how he now
bowed with resignation to the call which removed
him from scenes that labor had made familiar, and
which the presence Of friends had endeared to him
Judging from the impression left upon his hearers
bv this speech, II must have been most mastery
effort and are pleased to hear that the Public is
to be gratihed by report Of it, and OF the general
proceedings of the evening, from notes taken by
Stenographer who was present.
The Judge was followed at intervals by gentle
men from almost every State in the Union including
Mr. CLAy. lf Iaudari a htdato rirO be gratifica-
ton, he must have been grati6ed."
The proceedings will probably be published.
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The MsssAog.-The editor Of the Kentucky Com
monweallh, in speaking OF the annual Message Of
me President says, with much point; "We were
struck with an extraordinary feature in the docu-
hen', and that is, while il purports to be a message
70 Congress, il is substantially, and to all party in
tents aud purposes, message 10 The Legislatures Of
Me several States. A few more such talks to the
States 10 their separate characters, and will then
see State Legislatures looking TO Washington city,
aud not 10 their own Executives, for mmenda-
lions OF what policy II is incumbent them to pur
sue
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MR.. cALHoUN's "CRow".NoLoGY.

MR.. cALHoUNs CROW"-NoLOGY.
| Turn about ipheei about" DC.
1916. On motion OF Mr.. Calhoun resolution
was amended so as to receive the notes
of banks in payment Of public dues
1898. Mr.. Calhoun declared il to be tncon-
aitufionai to receive bank notes in
payment Of public dues.
1916. A National Bank bill introduced.
1884. Proposed to extend the charter twelve
years.
1887. Believes a National Bank dangerous
and unconstitutional.
1916. Advocates the /" American System
violent Tariff and Internal Improve
ment man.
1928. He is opposed to the same.
1882. He declares the Tariff unconstitutional,
and resorts to Notification.
1885, Dec. 80, according to the Globe, he
tries to set his sold hobby, the Ameri-
can SYSTEM" on its legs again.
1910. Expresses bitter hostility to the same
rican SYSTEM" even to its "remnants. ~
1928. Strong friend Of General Jackson.
1884 Violent enemy Of General Jackson and
Martin Van Buren, and acts with the
Wings in opposition.
1887. Takes position to " hold his allies in
check" and cover his enemy" be-
cause Wing victories were not likely to
'inure' to his personal benefit.
for Mr.. Kendall as Fourth Auditor.
1892. Calls Mr.. Kendall very hard names.
1888. I" Counter-marches," and mollifes.
1912. Gave casting vote as Vice President
to recall Mr.. Van Buren from Eng
land.
1887. Horried by his election 10 the Presi-
dency, and scorned to be present at the
Inauguration. Globe said the Z" flce
of Cataline was not seen on the occa-
SION"
1888. Struck by an idea,' and swears alle-
giance to Mr.. Van Buren,.
1887. Sept lst Started for Washington anti
Sub-treasury, and opposed to repeal
Of the distribution act.
1887. Sept. In Washington, new light, a new
man in favor Of the Sub Treasury
voted to repeal the distribution act.
1927 Denounced by the " Globe" as a
conspirator against the liberties Of his
country, and designated i" Cataine."
Denounces the "Globe" us a " "nlen-
dacious and filthy" g vile and prosti-
tute,' and its partizans as " rogues and
royalists."
1889. Tells his friends they must support the
Globe and gives it his influence TO
obtain the public printing.
1910. "Oflicially" pronounced by the "Globe'
something equivalent to A PATRIOT.
1910. Jan l. Embraces both Mr.. Van Buren
and the editor Of the Globe, and soon
after announces in the Senate Goa
lition between himself and them.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21
ANOTHER VOICE PROM NrM LnsrY

we call the readers attention 10 the clear and
strong message Of Governor Pennington.
lhe committee of the legislature to whom the
subject OF The outrage upon New Jersey by Congress
was referred, reported unanimously resolutions pro-
testing against the proceeding Of the House OF Re-
representatives.. There we're ercrai Van Bnren men
on the committee.
The re.olauons cmb5dy, IN perspcuous language,
iae views and feelings OF an outraged people, aud
will, no doubt be adopted We regret that we have
not room for them to-day
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21
PnsrsvrLLr, Geauga Co, Ohio, Jan ., 1910


Dear Str;-We have just adjourned one OF the
largest and most enthusiastic Political Meetings |
ever witnessed In fact we re aslonished ourselves
al he enthusiasm manifested in favor OF "Oli Tip,
we have called a meeting a, Chardon, The third
Tuesday in this month, and have The promise OF the
Courthouse the Blplisi, AMI Methodist Churches
and from the spirit manifested this evening, II Is
somewhat doubtful whether they viii all hold The
Harrison men that will then assemble. The call
for the meeting this event z, was made on Tuesday
and about 300 frecmen responded 10 the call, sworn
enemies Of Martin Van Buren AMI firm friends oi
Gen Harrison Many that were but yesterday the
firm supporters of Van Buren and his rninous mea-
sures, are to-day the open friends OF Harrison
The message OF The President has done much to In
iure the can,e nj Van here We set down 25no
probable, and 2o3) certain majority tor iIauron il
thi, county.
Depend upon it lha, "old Gcausa," is wide
awake.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

Friday last, amid The acclamatioAs Of the peo-
pie. A voluntary escort Of the. farmers OF the
interior, with their seighs and merry bells,
was most gratifying and unusual spectacle
Surely, il ever Roman hero deserved the
honors of triumph, so does Nathaniel +.
Tallmadge.
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GENERAL HsRRlsoN.-We had the pleasure yes
erday OF seeing General Harrison for the first time
since the nominations; he has not before been in the
city tor nearly two months, having been engaged
during that time in executing contract for the deli
very OF large quantity of stone and lime tor the
tunnel OF the Whitewater Canal, which passes
through the bill on his farm at North Bend.
We have never seen him in better health he ap-
pears as active both IN body and mind, as he was
twenty years ago He is staying with his son-in-
laF, Col. Taylor, on Main street, and will remain in
the city but few ddys.-CineinnaA Republican,
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Ha',is0".-We understand tha, Ia Philadelphia ma
ny arc leaving the ranks Of Van Buren, and giving their
iaSor for Harrison This is the natural consequence OF
lar presentation of the abos the talents and the prn
c'pes OF HARRISON IL coulras, With ,he- nothing. or
worse than nothing Of Van Buren, Tho superiority Of
the claims of Harrison Van Buren 10 he
OF the people Of the Union cannot fail to strike the IN.
der''ardlng and the heart of every one who will coo,em
plate the character Of the two candidates
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21
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Orders for this work, postage paul addressed to ALTER
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Senatorial Vacancies IN Massachusetts. On Friday
these vacancies filed by the election Of five ADM.
nistration and seven Wing members. The Senate now
stands IS Administration and % Wing.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

There will b. bul feeling with your siSler
States They cannot but in this act towards
New Jersey, what m be their own fate whenever
for party purposes the like action towards them sha
seem expedienl. They should be called on 70 de-
clare their opinions on the powers now for me nfa
time asserted on the floor Of Congress. Whiie m am
satisfied lhat consulting the wounded feelings OF the
people, YOU cannot reproba,e in too strong terms .he
whole Of this proceeding as unconstitutional, ne,
gal and void would sill desire that you may oe iea
into no violent or indiscreet action The people .,
abide nv her fortunes for veal or for woe. would
see YOU take counsel from your patriotism as well as
from your feelings; knowing that II is always more
noble 10 suffer wrong than TO do wrong, and IN ihe
hone that the day will yet come when our public
cnpncl, win be guided by men who will regard the
Constitution the laws the rights OF the State and
The peace and harmony of their country.
WILLIAM PENNINGTON.
Trenton, January II, lS40
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SATURDAY, January lS.
Present as Yesterday

William Medill, Robert J. Alexander, John l..
Weller, and Isaac Parish, Fsqs., OF Ohio we're ad-
mlted attorneys aud Counsellors Of this Court.
No %. WIN. & Jas. Brown & Go. planfs in er-
ror, u.s. Thomas McGran. The argument of this
cause was conducted by Mr. Jones for the defendent
in error, and concluded by Mr.. Brown for plaintiffs
in error.
The Court adjourned till Monday morning, ii
o'clock
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'oe vote ~ lont meeting OF both branches of tho To
e ot fthnst stireH'a, tor Senator Of thc Un,t,d
a''s' AZ 'ne is'e election Of Mr. Sturgeon 10 ths, sta
''sIe, 2s, for Richard Bddc, H. = ~ N"''
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

Maine.-An order has passed the House Of Repre-
senaiives of Maine, providing that person claiming
seat which was finally decided not TO be has, should
draw more than seven DAYS pay.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

CAPTAIN MARRyATTiS Diary in America--Se-
~ cond Series, complete in volume is this day
ceiyed for sale by +. TAYLOR price so cents, for
circulation among the subscribers to the Wavey Crcu
latIng Library. ian 81
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INCEST Of the Laws Of the United States, giving
- also the Judicial decisions illustrative Of the Sta
tutes by Thomas J. Gordon, in one svo volume
LIS, edition, just received for sale BY
ian IS T. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

Persons Of elegant taste, and fond OF the classics
should read Dr. DuncanS speech in the Globe
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

Gen RopERT I. LYLE, of Cincinnati Ohio, late a
member of Congress, died at New Orleans, on the
2let ullimo
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

cMOLLETS NOvELS--Complete in large vols.
- of $40 pages each, and containing Peregrne Pickle,
Roderick Random, Humphrey Clinker, Ferdinand Count
Fa,hom Sir Launceot Greayes, The Adventures Of an
Atom &c. &c. together with portrait. and Memoir OF
the Life and Writings OF Smoct, by SIR Walter Scott
full bound in cloth price dollars, published at S5 So
:, il F. TAYLOR.
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FalDAy, January II, 1910.

Present as yesterday.
No. 20. Thomas Evans, administrator, plaintiff in
error Us Sterling H. Gee. This cause was argued
by MIR Key for the plaintiff in error.
No. % Wm & Jas. Brown & Co. plaintiffs in er-
er, rs. Thomas McC'raw. The argument Of this
commenced by Mr.. Brown Tor the plain
tiiis in error.
The Cour, adjourned til tomorrow, II o'clock,
A. NJ
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WEDNESDAY January Is 1910

Charles Johnston, Esq. oil New York, was admit
ted an Attorney and Conselor Of This Court
Nos l6 and IL. Ambrose Walden plaintiff in err
argued by Mr.. Underwood for the plaintiff in error,
and by Mr.. Crittenden for the defendants in error
No 49, Bank OF Metropolis plaintiff in error Us.
Z. Gulischlich The argument OF this cause was
com nenced BY Mr.. Coke for the plaintiff in error,
and continued by MesSrS. Semmes and Bradley Tor
the defendant, in error.
No. As George Wldes & Co. complainans, rs.
Theodore ID. Parker ct oil. This cause submit
ted - the Cour on printed argument by Mr. Austin
ior the c ,mplainants.
The Coun adjourned till 10 morrow, ii o'clock,
A Nj.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

WASHINGTON IRvING's WORKS, in IL vols
w price dollars, best edition. neatly and strongly
bound, published at ~ dolars) is for sale dy
jan 81 +. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

DOMESTIC SLAvERY.-S, me thoughts concern.
IL ing Domestic Slavery, small volume
Just received. for sale by
jan 81 f. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

T lFE OF JEFFERSON.-l vol Of 267 pages, full
IL bound, with portrait; 62 cents.
jan 81 F. TAYLOR
The Madisonian., 1840-01-21

PENNSYLVANIA. DANIEL STURGEON, late SiateTre
surer, was on Tuesday last, elected Senator in
Congress for this State, for six years, from the 4lh
OF March last.
The JOINT vote Of the two houses of the legisa
ture, was as follows
Daniel Sturgeon, 81 votes
Charles Ogle, % do
Richard Biddle, II do
Two females and little by were burnt TO death
in dwelling house in Shinlesburg, Pa, which was
recently destroyed by fire.
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NEW CHILDRENS BOOKs-Ths day received
" ioY sale Inv r TAYLOR

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IN for sale by F, TAYLOR.
The Boys Story Book, miniature quano volume with
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Drawings ior young children volume, containing $50
drawings, &c.
Edeewouh's Parents Assistant, new edition. COM
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new and beautiful edition Of Sandfcrd and Morton.
Parlcy's Magazine, No. % the Fairy Gift Parour
Magic Poems for Infant Minds, and many other New
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ronS for advertisement and variey OF several hun.
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prces. dec 2s
EENDERlCH'S PORTRAITS OF the President.
Il Vice President, Messs. Rires, Forsyth, Benton,
Webster. CLAY, Kendall, Tamadge, Woodbury., Pom
seti, WALL Calhoun SoulhaId, Polk. Grundy, snd many
others all OF thew be the best portraits
ever produced the United States Just received and
for sale by r TAYLOR jan4
WILD GOOSE QUiLLS.--A small LOT Of the above,
w which arc scarce and seldom 70 We procured,is
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They will be found infinitely harder, hmer and every
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present ONES whch believed 70 e Nc only ones IN
tta rt,a St,ts. ara putet4fot it "l he soid with
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

| INRENCH LETTER PAPER sixty reams French
4 Letter Paper. beautiful article, better suited for
the use of the Metallic pen Than any thing that has before
been in Washington
just unpack ed and for sale low by
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19

H isW
ots
IL FIffH IHH H
- directed HII stFa t eas
f mla. HfassH. baftfa iaa fHH b0a
f .H tha iHHH "a eaA.H4
% H itH WsHisg a Jbatf 1850.
lba mila#iaa IlaHaf M e nna.
m Wf fhe cast ba'G saaibaas'
Hu8Haf aa8 sauihaHeH 4laHaf ~ sff
HaH lhiHViH8 ia#HsEp H.Hf. maHa
three, fssl, containing $50 hundred end
iWfHiF aefhs
iffiai aH as ihf property 9l defend
aHi u " Aa1emun, ff aHd viii la s0la
30 mIslF plaintiff 3aM aHi aasi
r. liAMBbEN. ShT
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TAx conLECron,s SAFE.

N WILL expose 10 sale TO the highest
u bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On The Third Monday Of October, 1870,
The following land, to wit: The west
half, southeast quarter, section fifteen;
east half, northeast quarter, section
twenty-five; west half, southeast quar-
tor. section fourteen; west half, north
west quarter, section fifteen; south half,
west half, northwest quarter, section
fifteen; south half, east hall, southeast
quarter, section fifteen; east half, south
east quarter, section twenty-five; west
half, east half, south east quarter, section
| fifteen; north half, west half, northeast
quarter, section twenty-five; north half,
west half, southwest quarter, section
fourteen; west halls, northwest quarter,
section twenty-seyen; all in township
eight, range two, cast; northeast quar-
ter, section twenty-five, township seven,
hgange ener east. ....,
70 Be sold 10 satisfy"lha turas9n ssr.!
property. -. - --,,,..,.
July 10, 28-4l [Pr fee S23l
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suERlFF,s SALE.

,qitaia circuit cotrt--Oeiober term, 1870
Roland scruggs,
r. T, Zones,
s. =. Fender, et nj.
10y virtue Of the above stated case g
ID me directed, | will expose to pub.
lie SALE for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Mondayhe 9ld dayof September 1910,
The following described lands, to wit:
The south half Of Lot number four,
section four, township eleven, north Of
range four, east, containing thirty.nine
and iorty-throo hundredth acres, more
or less.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant s. S. Pender, and will be sold tC
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'f,
August 10, 32-37 [Pr fee Sill
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sIlERIFF,s SALE.

Shuts
DY virtue Of the.aboye stated cases to
ID me directed, | will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On The Third Monday in September 1910,
The following land, to witt The west
half of northeast quarter Of section
twenty, and the south half of east half,
northeast quarter of section twenty,
and the south half of east half Of south.
east quarter Of section twenty, and the
east hall Of southwest quarter Of sec
ton twenty, and the north half Of east
half of southeast quarter, and the east
half of northeast quarter of section
twenty-nne, and the west half Of north
east quarter of section twenty mine, and
the north half of east halfo southeast
quarter OF section twenty.nine, and the
north half Of west half Of southwest
quarter Of section twenty.one, and the
south half OF west half of southwest
quarter Of section twcnty-one, and the
west half Of southwest quarter Of Sec
ton twenty-eight, all in township seven,
range one, east.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Perry a. Fox, and will be sold 10
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'f.
BY 1T. HErH, Dcp'y
August 10, 3e-37 Pr fee sci
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I'~1NSy~S~~~~ t~sst .ss ssHs ',s.Sts. .vs s,,o a
Wpy Yig.2A eg.the aboye siatod. cases TO
- mo directed, will expose TO public
sale, for CASH before the door Of the
Court-h0tse, ID iiis tJwG'Si-CaD'nnr ~.,.r
oE Mapaayths t7h ddgof Augast 1910,
The following tract OF parcel of land,
TO wit: The west half Of the northwest
quarter and the southwest quarter Of
section one; north half and southwest
quarter, the east half and north half of
the west half, southeast quarter, section
two; northeast quarter Of section three,
township eleven, range three, east, con-
tanning one thousand acres.
Levied on - the property Of defend
ant Bede Johnson, and will be sold TO sa.
,isfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Sf0,
BY b, r, ALLEN, Dep'y
July 4, 26-32
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~ ~ iaA 80 fra..
Pha.asi e ssiihilmh. ~
manfg ~ l.s
h'lpg' 20 Hallsaa es.a9,
VIZ ". Following asafls4...
lhe 'fnef 81 laal ~
ngs resides smlsIa.ag
aHl i*ahlf aeffs aal $780,.
laf Negro slaves iaaa. W.
Phss Nafg, HHaa, WI....a'
~ ll0Lldsgsaa
August 10. islo
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TAX CoLLECroR's SALE.

4 WILL expose to sale to the highest
~ bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county, Mississippi,
On tho Third Monday IN November neat,
The undivided half of certain tract
or parcel of land, to wit: The east half,
northeast quarter of section two, town
ship nine, range five, east; west half,
northwest quarter, section one, town
ship nine, range five, east south half,
west half, northeast quarter; southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter, sec.
ton thIrty-six. township ten, range Eve,
east, containing six hundred and thirty
three and forty hundredlh acres.
Sold for the taxes Of J. c. Napier.
jill. vANNOY, A. q. c.
Madison County.
August Is, 32-45 [Pr Zee 1921
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THtils undersigned having been ap.
pointed Commissioners ~ lhn es
tate Ut Joseph llaaisoa, doed. reported
as lna0Ivebl, by iho honorable Probate
Court Vt lhe county ~ Madison, nl the
February term, lBlO notice is hereby
given % all persons having claims
aganat sald estate that lhe undersigned
CammiFtnaafs wil aHrni A .he store
of Neiilaif ~ DO l0an VI sharon On
the hfsl Saturday IN each and every
mnulh lvf Els months excessively i0f
tho pufposo % eggminlag ahF ftQ'uiiiip
pll elaims presented against said esutc.
'''''''' go ..os Rrgs# ass .t'lsstEst.s x
WIN JOINER,
JAS. N. BAKER,
Commissioners
Ami no, 1870 i5-Cu
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sHHRIEF's SALE.

.Maaiion firetat court Norember term, 1910
The Ci,iaons' Bank,
VS. On alias f. e.
John shular & suriies,
ERY virtue Of the above stated case to
III me directed, will expose TO pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Court house
door in the town OF Canton,
On The First Monday Of October 1910,
The following described estate, to wit
The southeast quarter Of section TWEEN
ty-three, township twelve, north range
four, east, containing one hundred aud
sixty acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant John Shular, and will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
---...'.., s. HAMBLEN, ShT.
''-'"'''' Pr vi y, r. 'Atcrs,y -
August 30, S4-3a {pr fee Sl2l
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wa. ffesabt lshfg ihH tHi'
Naa a Canton
OaM T4 H#iagfa ffffal'f lai'
rha nmHs t.enhi .aai, r. W
f0a DaUa.H.H qlBHff fa4 mlil.H q
...,t.. lmf t.s8 iha n9Hh.
sat aaI ib8 NORTH hall VI ihe
uil ss..u.aHaf, section a,el anl all
.Fafta lfp.sna Creek 10 lho tal'li.
wrat arafsI. sIsl, iwaniY hyo ceres gB
III a. nHh ehdnf iho uesi haIl' a1H'h'
a,si aa.I. st9n fta, i1unaH.p iNn,
asgr tbtta,easf also. vest hale south.
esaf su.aea section ih.facn, township
49,. ,s9 hpn. easi north baIf ensi
.hlf ~ southeast quarter and south
laIc wsH hblf. northeast quartet lho
east ball. northeast luaucr ctcepi Ten
acres ON II lho northwest corner q
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