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these two, certainly in no mood of complaint,
but merely to show, how cautiously nations
should abstain from those weapons OF reproach,
so readily turned upon themselves. And yet our
people, instead Of resisting and exposing these
alterations Of superiority, take to heart all this
abuse, with as much shamelaeed humility as if
they really had been doing something exceeding
iy wrong, believing that these nations must have
practised at least little of what they advise so
much. They say that the Americans have great
deal OF national vanity l wish they had lit
tie more national pride. 1t would wean them
from their childish constituencies to small jests
about thrilling peculiarities of manners, and raise
their thoughts to the great interests in which SUI
perierity IS worth contending for; it would teach
them to estimate the true value of their institu-
tions, and dispose them, while never wound
ing other countries, always to defend their
own. Here, for instance, is great outcry about
American credit, and the danger to public faith
from popular Governments, both of which are
denounced in a strain of financial virtue quite
ferocious; and yet after all, it appears that these
reproaches are made by the people who do not
pay, against the people who do pay; and that
those who have been most faithful TO their en-
gagements, are precisely these abused republi-
cans.
Undoubtedly, this country is in state ofmuch
internal embarrassment Ne man can lament
it more than you and do. may venture TO add,
none have striven more to avert and to remedy
it. 1t is equally true that, here as elsewhere,
there have not beeu wanting a few persons who
hoped to profit by the public troubles, and find
ing the country dspirited, sought to make it dis
honest. But these have produced no impression
the mass of the nation, which, ON all these
points are perfectly sound, by whatever party
names they may be distinguished All these EN-
barrassments will, l trust, soon disappear; but IN
the meantime great purpose should be to pre-
serve and to vndicate the good faith of the couR-
try as the safest element OF its future prosperity
hope you will be able to come and see me,
when we will talk of these things, and Of much
mere agreeable things. Meanwhile believe me,
always, with great regard,
Yours, N. BIDDLE.
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SONS OF AFFLICTIoN LoOK.l:

nR. VANDON'S (frOm Germany RESTOKA
- TIVE PILLS, a positive for GonorThRa
Stubborn GIeets SSc-The superiority of DIR. Vandon's
Restorative Pills every other medicine yet discov
cred for the of GonohGe, Gee and other diseases
of cuniary passages become every day more evideHs
from their extraordinary demand and universal success
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold and instances
have been known to fail TO perform perfect cure in
few DAYS. The composition of the Pills being entirely
different from any other medicine of the kind they
warranted not to produce those unpleasant and not un
frequently dangerous symptoms so oftene xperience
while taking copava, cupebs, turponne. mercury, and
that class of medicines usually reSeed to by the uns
full in these complaints.
For sale only by the undersigned who is the authorised
ageat for this part fthe country The utmost confidence
may be placed in these Pills.
N. b. Persons a distance can be suppliedby en-
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box.
G. l.. DUHURST.
corner of Pratt st. & Dugans' wharf
maI3 lower eAd Marke Street.
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POLITICAL.

LOG CABINS AND LOG CABIN BOYS.
Sung at the Log Cabin 'eraisin'" at Annapolis
ON Thursday, 25th inst.
TUNE-"Hunters of Kentucky"
Log Cabins now are all the go,
My friends, suppose we rear one,
We're clumsy architects, | know,
Yet still we can prepare one.
Yankee Doodle keep it up,
Yankee Doodle dandy,
Old Tips the chap to put things right,
In State affairs he's handy.
We owe it to each HooSier friend;
'Tis due to old Kentucky,
Who meath the Banner of North Bend,
In war or peace is lucky.
Yankee Doodle keep it up,
Yankee Doodle dandy;
In honor of the West we'll have
A Cabin neat and handy.
When Proctor and our Savage foes,
With yells the West astounded,
Van Buren, iy'd in soft repose,
BY luxury surrounded.
Yankee Doodle keep it up,
Yankee Doodle dandy;
Twas then Old Tip that savage horde
dust beat and took so handy.
Log Cabin Boys are all the go,
The fool alone derides them,
Their hearts with manly feelings glow,
And honor ever guides them.
Yankee Doodle keep it up,
And bout the work be handy,
They've order'd Van to Undertook,
And that you knows the dandy.
Now, friends, song Pve given you,
Let some one sing another
A courtesy that's always due
From one Wing to brother.
Yankee Doodle keep it up,
Let's with our work be handy,
Old Tip will be the President,
And that will be the dandy.
annapolis Ifppeeanoe Club.
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THE HOMOEPATHIC EXAMINER

By A. GERALD HULL, M. D., Vol. No. V. MAY 1910
CONTENTS.
/. Rise and progress of Homeopathy, In Sicily
by Samuel CalandTa, NJ. D., of Palermo.
III. Belladona-by John G. Peters,
Ill. Epilepsy.
W. PhysiOIOgy-N0. ILL
V. Foreign correspondence. Letter from Frederick
H. Quinn, of London-No. 6.
vi. Domestic Correspondence.
VII. Poisoning by Arsenic-by G. Herring, NJ ID. of
Philadelphia
VIII. Review, sc. sc.
Condons-The sFIIomepathic Examiner, will be
published every month, in Royal Octave Form, at 50
per annum, payable IN advance Subscriptions re-
eeived by WIN. II. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, No % Nor Gay ST.
auI4 Baltimore.
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OR WILL. BE TRADED FOR ONI.IBERAL TERMS
n n0 ACRES OF LAND, handsomely ioca
HNBGE ted and suited TO an industrious family re
moving West being short distance from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio on the direct road from Cambridge to New Com
err Town and within miles of the Ohio Canal; th6
adjoining property improved. Forty acres of The Land
,a on the south side level and excellent for "a
49, the plough, the balance is in TIMBER, con So
s,stie of chesnut oak and poplar of large sze There
are two springs of fine water and it is believed large
supply of Coal, on this property.
ALSO FOR S.aLE-A VALUABLE FABM, con
tanning $50 ACRES, which if desired may be advanta
geousy divided into three convenient Farms, situate in
FOWLER & TYSON,
Baltimore Real Estate Agency,
lSl South street.
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REMOVAL.

&EcDOWELL Il GABLE respectfully inform
w their patrons and the public generally that they
have removed 10 No. 208 Baltimore street, one door
east of their former stand and directly opposite Hanover
street. where they intend keeping the largest and best
assorted stock ofCARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &c.&c
In the city, They also promise to sell every article ap-
pertaining their line ofbusiness, on more favorable
terms than the can be purchased at IN this mar
ket. -, .
Person wishing to supply themselves with any art-
Gle in their line respectfully requested to examine
heir Stock before making their selections.
PSI we will open in few days entire Fresh
supply of Saxony g. Brussels Carpetng new pattens)
which have arrived in the ship London, now IN port
au20 dot MCDOWELL & GABLE.
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LATED WARE, MILITARY GOODS, &c.
0FFER at Wholesale and retail, complete as
Dsonment of goods in their line. Their facilities for
Obtaining goods by direct importation, and from the
principal Manufactures such afford them
cry advantage Among the leading articles Of theif as
sorment are the following;
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Gold Levers of Nj. ]. Tobias, Johnson, Robinson,
Gold Anchor Levers, do with independent seconds,
Gold Lepines and Vertical Watches,
silver Levers and Lepines,
Silver and gilt Watches-sutable for the country
Gilt Gilt AIabaster, Ebony & New England clocks and
time pieces,
Ladies gold chains,
Gold guard and Fob chains
Seals and Keys, Watch Hooks, af
Miniature Cases, Lockets,
GGla eat RsbS snf Pns Psa Mosaic Cameo
amelled and gold breast pins.
Do finger rings,
Pearl sets complete,
Gold Thmbes, Pencil cases,
Spectacles and every variety of Gold Jewelry-slss,
large assortment of common Jewery-suitsbls for
country trade.
United States Army and Navy Swords,
Gilt and Plated Sabre, Cut and Thrust Rapier do.
Fencing foils. masks epaulettes,
Wings, sashes, pumes, aguilettes,
Sword belts, tassels, stars,
Hat and cap Trimmings,
Caps furnished TO order, and trimmed,
Gold and silver lace,
Cord, thread spanges, bullion, &c.
Eagles, plume sockets, ball buttons,
ARM and other military buttons
Pumes ofall descriptions,
Z Pocket, Holsters, Travelling and rife pistols
Dirks, game bags, powder TASKS,
Shot pouches, percussion caps,
'0'' "e BRoNzED GOODS, LAMPS, &c.
Bronzed and gilt astrais mantle and suspendine
lamps,
Brackets, inkstands, taper stands,
Card vases, Thermometers, &C.
CUTLERY.
Table and pocket cutlery,
Racers. scissors, &c., &c.
SILVER, PLATED & BRITTANIA WARE.
Silver spoons, forks, ladies,
Butter knives, sugar tongs,
Salt spoons, Sci
Plated Bread and cake baskets,
Walters, castors candlesticks,
Tea and coffee urns, epergnes,a
Shutters and Trays,
Bottle stands,
Cups goblets. tankards, &c. for communion services
Plated tea and coffee sets complete, five aud SIX pie
ces, e
britannia ware, in sets.
FANCY GOODS.
Writing desks, dressing cases,
Work boxes, snuff boxes, card cases,
Segar cases, spectacles, coral,
Razor straps, tooth brushes, purses,
Chessmen, back CANNON boards,
Dice, pocket books, wallets,
Morocco Miniature cases. ,,o
Musical boxes, opera glasses, Duchie-'
Slides, Head bands and ofnah'eAs'
Purse clasps, shoe buckles,
| Becunter Labels.
Pencil cases, &c. &c. -, ..:.h an, r..,oufa af
w Watches repaired and warranted. Watch '0os s's
materials SI f se the country prsmy attended
j AlIvE OILS pipes saperGEs 1 =. 'c56tahES,s
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TfaTWOOu, Esq
ANY further information will, with pleasure be given
the Academy, where applicants will receive pros
pecIs setting forth the entire plan ofthe Institutions and
can have an opportunity of seeing the arrangements
made for the comfort and instruction Of the pupils.
au2l diff
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THE PILOT q TRANSCRIPT
d pubIisNed al 10 n, Water street. baltimore

Is published at No. Ii, Water street. Baltimore
opposite Cheapside.
TERMS.-Daily, AT Six Dollars per annum in ad-
vance, or Twelve and an half Gents per week payable
TO the carneiss Country, -Four Dollars per ann um
payable in advance.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
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Cards of two lines only, $e per annum, in advance
0lS-Ien tines, on less, make square If an adver-
tisement exceeds ten lines the price will be in proper
tiOn. All advertisements payable at the time of
their Insertion except yearlies, which payable quar-
tegy in advance. All Advertisements ordered in till for
bid, will be charged fifty for each subsequent in
seTtion.
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MIR. & MRS. DAVIDGEs'
ACADEMY FOR UNG LADIES
No. IL 81. Paul Street, Baltimore.

A Shas been already announced this Institution will
"A be re-opened on the first Monday in September
next when the duties Of the several departments will
be cOnductedby the persons, whose names are affixed
to them respectively, as follows
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in
Guiding the Latin and Greek Languages by Mr.. DavIdge
aided by MIR. N. Morrison a distinguished graduate Of
Harvard University, and Miss NJ. B. Allison, late of the
celebrated ChanestOwn Academy, near Bosten, both
experienced teachers In addition to the regular reci
tations, courses of Lectures Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry and Botany, will be delivered
in their appropriate order.
DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
FRENCH, by NJ. Lareintrie aided by IMad. Arcamba
TO whom, as French Goveness, the conversational de
SPANISH by ST.. Pizano
GERMAN by DIR. Freitag.
ITALIAN by Sgnor B. CasteIi.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC.-Vocal Music by Mrs
II. WalIaek, (ate Miss Turpin,( Instrumental Music,
ger, Dielman, Mrs WaIack, sc.
DRAWING. Mfr Holste.
DANCING Mr.. Darocher.
In the Moderen languages the lessons given daily,
instead of three times week as USUAL course Bdls-
Pensable, in the opinion Ofthe principals 10 the proper
advancement ofthe pupils. In French the Rotations
occupy from an hour and twenty to hour and forty
minutes, daily, independently of the conversational ex
ercises, incidental TO social intercourse and, TO add TO
the facilities, there will be at regular intervals, French
and Musca SoTees, for the beneft OF the pupils those
departments respectively.
in addition to instructing his classes. Mfr. d.
will continue 10 exercise supervising all the
branches of study examining the scholars, and seeing
| that justice is done to them
deduction H be made for absence, ecept in Of long
| uYotrdoted sereTe indispositiOn.
The academical year commences on the first Monday
in September embraces forty-sx weeks and Is divided
into four equal Pupils not received fora pc
Rod less than term, and Pupils cannot be Withdrawn
except al the end of a current full term
TIE TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS
Board pei academic year, $500 90
Day boarding, or Dining and thus enjoy
ing the benefit of French conversation
at table, per academic year, 60 90
English instruction, in all its branches,
ST. so per single term, or if continued
up 10 the time of the summer recess,
sis 90 per term, say, per year, 90 90
French, Italian, Spanish, German, Latin,
&C., each per term, So 90, or per year, 80 90
Stationery, per term W
Music, including Harp and Guitar, at in
structer's prices,
Use of instrument, per term, 90
Drawing and Painting, at instructors
prices.
Dancing, at instructors prices,
Washing, per term, W
Bedding, if furnished, per term, %
For the convenience of such as may not know Mr. ana
Mrs D. the following references are given
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Hon. Stevenson Archer,
4" Richard b Magruder,
- John Purviance,
" Nicholas Brice,
+" Alexander NisBet,
" w G ID Worthington,
I" Clement Dorsey,
4" Louis McLane,
Rev. DIR. Wyatt,
Rev. DIR. Henshaw,
Rev. DIR. Johns,
Rev. John M Duncan,
John McKIm, Jr. Esq
VIM Fnck, Esq
Hugh w Evans, Esq
P E Thomas, Esq
James Howard, Esq
Jacob G Davies, Esq
Joseph w Patterson, Esq
Joseph King, Esq
Samuel Jones, Esq
John Gordon, Esq
jeremiah Hoffman, Esq
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81 BRI.s. Superior New Orleans SUGAR
ii 04p HOUSE MQLASSES-For sale by
au IA VIM, 6. HARRISON.
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Hon. James Carroll,
!. Meredith Esq.
Samuel Meale, ESQ.
]. Glenn, Esq.
ID. Sewart, Esq.
S. /. Donaldson, Esq.
c. F. Mayer, Esq.
John Scott, Esq.
DIR Potter,
DIR. Alexander,
DIR. t. Z. Bond,
DIR. r. 8. Steuart,
DIR. Mackenzie,
]. 3. Cuttings, Esq.
James Swan, Esq,
Samuel Smith, Esq.
John Gibson, Esq.
John MeTavish, Esq.
John Prentiss, Esq
James w McCullOch, Esq,
! 1 Donaldson, Esqh,
Fielding Lucas, Jr.
Joseph Gushing, Esq
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CANFIELD & BROTHER.
South east corner Of Market and Charles streets,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, MILITARY GOODS, sc.
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INTERESTING CoRREsPoNDENCE

BETWEEN MR.. WEBSTER AND MIR. BIBDLE.
We copy from the New York Commercial Adj
vertiser Of Saturday, the following interesting
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S>s' s'lss ~ .s =. 10 s.-s
DY virtue of tho above stated cases to
I'D me directed by Inc honorable cirs'l
cult court United States, for the Southern
District OF Mississippi, will expose 10
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On The Third Monday Of October 1910,
Itbeing the 10Th day of the month, the
following described lands, 10 wit Inc
EAST half, southwest quarter, and south
half Of the cast half, and west half Of
the northwest quarter, section twenty
Isix. township eleven, range four, east,
containing two hundred acres, more or
less - ALSO, Three head Of Horses,
ono Mule aud two Colts, five yoke OF
Oxen and one Wagon and its apponda.
res, forty head OF Cattle and sixty head
Of Hogs; Also, a lot of Farming Tools
TO wit; ploughs, llarrows, Hoes anc
Gear, &c
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant llamblen, aud will be sold to salts
N plaintiffs debt and cost.
= Sale within the hours prescribed b!
A law.
WIN NJ GWlN, Marshal,
I5r the Southern District qf Mississippi
! BY w. l.. BATE, Dcp'y
Sept II, 37-4l Pr fee Sl2
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TAX COLIlNCTOR's sALN.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
Y WILL expose to sale to the highest
n bidder, for cash, before the Court.
house door, in the town of Canton,
On The FIN Monday.ia Nouember neal,
The following described property, to
wit: lying and being in the town Of Madi-
sonyile; Lot number three hundred and
one, beginning at Lotnumbor three humid
red, at the termination Of forty.Gye feet
from the corner of ChttaloosO street,
thence forty feet on Main street,
thence running at right angles one
hundrodond twenty-five feet back, thence
at right angles forty.ono feet TO the back
corner of said Lot three hundred, thence
with a straight line 10 tho beginning.
Sold for the taxes Of s. b. Sheldon
s. Co.
JlL NtNNOY,A. &c
"taa0s- m. ''e''e9 q,s9fs s@~ .i.prysc-@ei
fest'' d .sss fs.. sea '...s ~ss@'s,- y ss
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
III WiI4h expos. ,osaiU 'U the hgb8@
49, III .~ -. $3.50. -. 4. :. s !. !.
/ "a ne First Monday "a bal.nj.t ued
/ The following described tract % par
ce Of land. 90 wit Section IRon'y-auo
Of lhe hlck0ry bqup lEoct, 70 township
|g,ghit range three, Uast containing $40
errra were lvuas s,rc, .e.a,atp.a
!a p -.4 Il. i.e isses 8. = j y
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The sale Of tho above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the 18th
day Of October.
S. HAMBLEN, Sd'f
Sept. 70, 36-41 pr fee S22l
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rnsrpONEMrNN.

Tho sale OF the above described pro. |
party is hereby poslponcdmdJ the la.tI
day Of October, l24o.
$. uANBLEN, S5'f.
BYB r. ALLEN, Utp'f
sept 20, 38-4l Price Si9lI
sHERIFEs SALE
.NhHmn circuit ,Nors@jr iaA l8i0
Bullet, Ship s Co..
..-,s " a.. -
Francis TtdWoll uud
Eicaard udvclh
d. 4 Bison, Usc &c.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. ..-s- ~. .. ~, ~. 49,
laucjs ridwcIl and
Richard IiJwcll
Wy virtue Of the above stated cases 10
~ me directed, will expose to public
sale, .log cash. h1lQrn- lna Qaur. "a liz
w. ga rS-Ns ~" s's's' 's'-'''ysr.s'.>
on ae T9a3 Map3nlof Sqiem5erISl0.
The following laud9, Wit Lotnum.
Dor SIS. aua sovQu; OF section. Thirty slN,
township tiENt,' fiGge' 7fitc'; t''si's'
.oQlnhcy enc. TIVE and three, section TWEEN
ty.six, township eight range three, cast
west half, northeast quarter, section
twenty-five, township eight range three,
cast Lot number FIVE, Of section twenty
six, township eight, range three cast
Lot number two, section twenty-five
township eight, range three, oasti cas-
half northwest quarter section twenty
six, township eight, range three, cast
south half, section twenty.lour, TOWNSHIP
eight, range three, east Lot humble
four, section twonty-siy, township eight
range three, cast, containing in a
twelve hundred and lhrty-two acre
aud Eve hundrcdths of an acre, more G
less,
The undivided two thirds Of the abo,
described lands will be sold as abo'
mentioned as the property Of Erase
Tidwel.
S. uAMBLEN, St8
Aur,stI5 SQ-3I
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~ A,s~>s~ssv .,~vSssss. M e,s~. ..~.>,s- =
perty IS hereby postponed until lue l9.h
day Of October
g. llAMBLI.N, SAT-
Seqh l2,..... Sell lPr Zee N26l
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snERIrr,s SAFE.

10y virtue of the above stated cases TO
I'D me directed, | shall expose to pub
lie sale for cash, before tho Courthouse
door, in the town of Canton,
On Monday IN dayqf September 1910,
Tho following tract or parcel Of land,
10 wit: The northeast quarter of sec
ton four, and the cast halrof section four,
in township eight, range one, vest also,
a part of west half Of northeast quar-
Ter of section four, township eight, range
one, west
Levied on as the property of defend
ants and will DO sold TO satisfy plaintiffs
( debt and costs.
IS. HANRiE.,S3...l .l.
July %, 1885
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suERIFF's SALE,

SIlERIFFS SALE,
Madison circuit court Norcmber term, 1870
Richard W, Harper
vs. On vend, expo.
John 7, Cameron,
ERY virtue Of the above stated case to
NJ me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the towno Of Canton,
On Moadoy6 IN day Of September 1910,
The following property, to VITA
certain lot in the town Of Canton, 'front.'
inc one hundred feet on Union street,
and running back two hundred feet on
Fulton street, on which there is a good
dwelling house.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant Cameron, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
S. HAMBLEN, SdT
August !, 30-35
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Persons calling for the above letters, will
please say Advertised
JAMES PRIESTLEY, r w.
October t., $40, 39-ll
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Madison Circuit C5Wl-.N69 Wisr term, 1916
R. n. Thomns3 use Sc.
is AL G, ia.
Alexander Haley,
~924 x.a =. Aa. .9lax@ .l9.@4 2a :.,.. -
hp inc directed, / shall expose go puo-
=, sMe, Ger cash. baloro1hc GqQr!.R90.
door, in Tho Gown Of CanioG,
On MoHi0y me tn aug QI StWt"ot' I0'V
III the right, t@le and interest OF dc
tendaut llaleyin and TO The 'oll9"@s
described tract or parcel Of land, to VIII
j. AhQ .aas l9tt soes LII slgl i q, I
.',',A ,sS...,a
range four, east, containing eighty acre
3D. '''s-'''sT' ---.s--s ss'
more or less.
Levied on MS the property o.. deieA.
lI,et Ji3.& II. ;I ..g Z
plaintiffs debt and cost
4
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half, cast half soulh.caslq quarter, section
fifteen; north half, Yves, halls northeast
quarter section twenty-five; north half,
WCst n,lli,, sCuIhswcst TUHrtrT, -''cH
s- sss,,
section twonty-scven; all m iownshlP
eight range two, cast; northc Gas quar-
-tot. section twenty-five, h,was,iP~cyum
xS Sss.S 40, - 800 IS" 80. -.
10 be sold to satisfy the taxes ON said
property,
J. II, VANN0Y, 4. g. c.
July 10, 28-ll Pr fee S23I
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Onus 1HHd Hniw ~ N~'gu.ah
The undivided hoII of n corau imc
or pIr.I Vi louj ll.Wlt Idc p.. ha.G
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