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Ny. Branareth's Pills.

Mro CHANGE IN THE WEATHER
~ will materially affect the body il The
blood is pure. Every individual, even the most
diseased, has within him germ or. root OF that
original pure blnod OF our common mother
Eve which germ Of pure blood is the supper
ter OF. his life, and is in constant struggle to
throw off the heterogeneous, corrupt huinors,
which are the causes of disease in the individ
al By purging the body of this discussed in
dividuuI of its bad humors, you allow the
germ of pure blood To gain ground and to
make blood Of better quality, and so on pro-
gressively I'LL the whole mass is regeneraled !;
for the good principle or good pure blood, is
always striving to be predominant over the
40 be Of fine healthy habit; who wish 10 have
sound mind in 4 sound body; who desire TO
he able TO stand without injury the continual
changes Of this climate; who desire to have
healthy children, use the Brandretli Pills,
which will etfrctually cleanse the blood of all
bad OF corrupt rl,mors, and restore the human
body in The state OF health enjoyed before the
introduction of ls,ineras medicines Remsm.
Der Brandle,h Pills place within the reach Of
all health aud long life.
UThe genuine only for sale in Edgefeld
District, hy r. S. RoBERTs. Edgefield c. FL,
Kenrick iS 7hdyeT Hamburg, ]. 5. s d. c.
Smsley Meeting Street. Also by J. " ItiA
iamS Aiken, and by at least one agent i'll every
District in the State
Every Agen, having the genuine has GER
liicaie of Agency, signed by the Doctor him
SELF Edgeield c. II March IL 81
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BAD WATER.

BAD, WATER.
rask'k man as l passed BY,
Why he did Brandy drink
'..The Wuter's bad,' wns the reply.
A poor excused think.
And bad TO bad, 'tis snre to make
z 1t worse no ona-will doubt:
Such water, If 5eompell'd to take,
Justleaye the poison out
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State ofSouth Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON pLRAS.
8. II Hughes Declaration IN

Pascha Tillman. Attachment.
7HVHe Plaintiff ia the above case having this
Il day filed his declaration in my Office. and
the Defendant having neither Wife nor Al,
torney known to reside within the limits Of
this Ststc, on whom copy of said Declera-
ton with rule to plead can be- served, on mo-
ton. Griffin, Plaintiffs Attorney, ordered that
said Defendant appear and plead TO said Dec
laration within year and n day from the date
hereof, or judgment will be awarded against
him by default. T. G BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Jan, 80, 1886. 1y 3
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.1itoRsE TRADING AND. MANs

!, -. .Si For good or for evil.
5, sg 5 s5Ss For better or worse,
5sB Man gets hin, a wife,
s.; or bnys him ahorsc.
: Both. are deceptive.
4 We take them on trust
The likeliest looking
Of ,ufns out me worst
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Sta &c of setIf q a ii "a, I 2s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .;;sssss Il
iN COMM ii. PLE4Sss: ss8
John B. Gordop ] 8 pDescclldSdiiea iFsss

Jos. N. Perrin. it,dslh slhsaiisasltt s.,
TIME Pluintifin. .tbe,a above ease. having dis
IL day filed his declafatiniirin my otHce, ,i,ds
the Delendantilasing neither y ite 6r u
ney known To reside Within tile siimits DC Silasa
State, on whomu copy same win aTsiIe
o-plead can he served, on sii6,i6noG Barsksif,
Plaintiffs Attorneysit issp,dess, Tint de ssuid
Defendant do appear aiiid plead 20 sad dec
laration within year and a day iiosis sffe dstes
hereof or Judgment viii be sn#aidrd agniDsss;
him by default:sk ~ go
THOS. g. RACoN oN,,;c!ip s. s
Clerks oBiee, oct l7thi is45 B E; ss|
State Of South Carol iina; "a;
EDGEEIELD} DlSTR / a,s a5 tIsas;
IN THE COMMON sPLEaS. ssf;sSs:
Berry Rodgers, vs: Enoch 'Byne Deem iii 81
Enjah Byne. u 8 assIimsS iaasi 81
cress % 8: Z. Tnrpilp, 4 asslSsI ST
the same.a o. ~ tachhietis
YHE Plaintiffs having thisSS day tsleJ
II theirdeclarations IN The above STATED
cases in my office, and. the delendantSi
having neitaerwives or attorney 3 kngwH
to be within the, Limits of this Slaie of
whom copy Of said declarations with.a
rule to.pIead canlbe served His sordefeds
that The said defendants dospleaas astosihs
said declarations, within a yearand a day
from the publication Of this order or fhs
and absolute Judgment will be awarded
80 !. THos. G BA con, ca. &
Clerks Office, lib March, 1886 81; S
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gga Ass2s
MMoe11e &eeess F:
i From the Temperance .Adsae0'c'
4 T r / B u Il E
rs MEMORY OF W. J. s. deceased

=
rs MEMORY OF W. }. s. deceased.
He sleeps alone, his las, long sleep,
Far,:far 'frow kindred, friends and home;
Where willows wild and woodlands weep.
III silence Ger the Strangers tomb.
In eaudy pleasures festive hail.
Where life is seen in all its pride:
Deaths icy shaft on him did fall.
He slcken'd there and lins'ring died.
No gentle hands, with Kindness fraught.
Norvoice with sweet 5aantar tcsse
To him their soothing comfort brought,
He died neglected and alone.
No motirnftIl train of friends did go.
Behind his corpse-no sthed sigh.
No trickline tenr-no sob OF wo.
A bosom heaved nor diu,m'd 40 eye.
Alone he sleeps; his lonely grave,
Mysterious fate assigned place,
Where rushing torrents roaring lave,
Themisty mountains rugged base.
No monument doth mark the spot,
No sacred urn nor hallow'd stone;
Doth tell the hupless strangers lot
Who died unkuowing and unknown.
But der his grave each tender leaf
The verdant grass nseif shall weep;
Snrchargcd with sorrow and with grief
In tears Of dew the ,urishall steep.
Each passing zephyr hov'ring nigh,
Hignio'er his honest head shall hum
.Insoothiny strains shall sweetly sigh.
And:whisper soft his requiem.
Long, long the French Broad's foaning surf
In snowy sheets Of spray shall lave,
Its rock bound shore-the lialluW'd turf,
Where men'ry weeps DER Handets grave.
ASHMAN.
Edge6eld, s. G.. -,
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S9gas gg ss GsaAs @sI &
Wholesale & Retail Gr0cerS

GHGsa5sg I Ss gaasdAsSSsSia D q :!
Wholesale & Retail Gr0cers
CORNER CENTRE AND MARKET STREETS, a.
HAMBURG, s. e..
WHAVE just received and will continue TO
III u. receive fresh supplies Of the following
Articles, which they Offer, 10 their friends and
the trade, at the lowest market prices:
SUGARS. e.. z =
30 bhds. consisting of st. CIoix, Clarified
Porto Rico and Muscovudo.
ALSO, = =
Double Refined Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
COFFELs. -. Z
SO bags Old Government Java Coffee, q.
10 do. Angustura do.
1875 choice Rio do.
Bale Mocho do
Is bags Cuba.
BAGGING. go
100 pieces Heavy Dundee. a. 10 As inch.
$50 do. Kentucky, (hcavy)44 to as in.
SO do. Tow, As iEch
l25 do. Gunny, "a per yard, 45to AZ in.
100 do Georgia IL Corolina, Al to 45 in.
ROPE
300 coils Kentucky Rope
SO do Manila, do
5U do. Jute do.
MOLASSkS
20 hhts. Trinidad Molasses
Is bbls. New Orleans. do
IRON
$4,000 pounds Iron, Of all sizes. Also,
agood assortment of Hoop and Band
Iron, German an Caster d Cast Steel.
BACON & SALT.
10000 Prime Country Sides.
1000 Sacks Salt,
S do Table Salt
Boxes Table Salt.
CHAIRS.
10 dozen Maple Chairs
rs do Windsor do
10 do Cane Seat, 49, ~ :.
2 do Chdleus. do
2 do Boys, do
2 do Offices, do
2 do Rocking, do
! do Nurse. do
BLANKETS.
9 bales 94 Blankets
do lO-4 do weighing : lbs. to the
pair)
A good assortment Of Bed Blankets from
l0.4 to, l24.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
1000 yds. Washington Jeans (hcary,)
lUO0 do. Coventry Plains.
NAILS.
100 Kegs, (assorted Sizes)
SHOT.
$50 Bags, assorted Sizes e
ra PONDER! eafs;
80 Kegs llF Dupont's Powder t'E--
10 do Biastlilg do 80.
20 do Eagle, Sporting, do .i'-'.#
WHITE LEAD. - ts.'5S;5 2
5Oo0lbs-pnre No. i, IN. Y, Union Mills .
,.easr White Lead. ~ z
TEAS. -
so Boxes Teas. Consisting of gun pow
der, Hyson and, Imperial. ..li ss.;y,
3 ases uttceS, i,s.l... - ~ si -,
II hest Black Tea. 80 g 81 : - !.
t.ss, tia4 LIME. 80 ...r.r, 49, u
200 Bills. fresh Rock Lime. !; :. .:s,..i d
Also Plaster Paris ..tS.s..S
& IL S 20.
Pepper. Spice, Cir lIranron; Sutflegs, \
indigo Satpelre, Blue Stone. Copperus,
ShoeT Thread ,SSnuff; Cotton a. Wool Cards,
Brass Bound Buckets; Painted Bnckets,
Tubs. Churns, Keeers. Willow Wagons
and Cradles. IVashboalds, Cocoa Dippers,5
Clothes. Pins, Broonis. Wooden Bowls
lvush Stands, Bellows. Rakes, .Scyiheil
Sneeds, Coffee Mills, Soap, TnlIrw s. Sperm
Candles, WagonBoxes Measures, Saddle
lions, Windorr Glass, Starcli, Pistols, To.
bacco. Grindstones, Osnaburgs, Twine, Cas-
tings, Bouts, Shoes, Wool Hats, Rice. Clothes |
Baskets, Almonds, Bcnrskins, Alackerel.
Mustard, Fifth Chains, Lamp Oil: n choicc
article of Chewing Tobaccoi Vinegar, Bexes,
c Cider. Barrel Covers, Cod Fish, Plough |
Muulds. Sole Leather, Nankeens, Choco.
late, &c. SC.
ANTED-IO0O0 lbs. BEES WAX, for
Which cash will be paid.
Hamburg, 1876 #
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.EPIGRA,M..

Ned tpnfs Hal, and Eal puffs Ned,
And so their wits are both pni:led;
They I've no, by their wits, for here we find
There brilliant wits live by each others wind.
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To the PssbEIc. and owners
GrHSt ;sahtH saw mills!

OA GTASf aahta SAW MRasS
IN aVlNG purchased of w. T. Moore, who
Il Il is the owner in the State OF South Caro-.
line. of HOCHKlSSn VERTICAL. REAC
TION WHEELS for Saw and Grist Mills, ,and
other Machinery--and having tested them fully
10 our satisfaction aud the satisfaction Of all
who have seentheln. we now offer Edgefeld
District. which we lave purchased to the pub
liz, with the following, recommendations aud
advantages:
lst Tie simplicity of their construction.
end. Their durability and powe, of moving
Machinery
3rd They require one.thrd less water, and
will do double as much. h.exccntion in The same
time as an, other used in the South.
4tI. Back water does not effect them so
long as there is a head of water above them,
as the action of the wafer is on the inner side
of the wheels.
.COTHRAN g. Rolf
r. s. Mr. RoFF who is the owner of one
half OF the right for the District. is a practical
Mechanic. and put up a COOL many Mills.
His services can be had at any time. by ,li
recthg to Winter Sent, S C..
"Ido certify that Fassisted MIR Rolf in put
ting MIR. job Cothrn'sSaw AhIin operation
with the Vertical Gas: Wheels. 1t Uses much
less water than thenld fluter wheel. Much more
durable and very-yery simple. 1t needs no
recommendation, as il, recommends itself.
have just seen a test of it with back waller
the wheels were covered and did not see
any difference in its running. 1 have been
employed ASA Mill Wright. FOR number Of
years, and it surpasses any thing I have ever
witnessed. E>jg THOS. JOHNSON.
January % 2m
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State of South Carol lina;5.
EDGEFIELD DISTR;icT &
IN COMMON PLE1 So "a

Job Grisliam, sssssss
Elijah Byne. ~. q 5S.s: 81:
A. w, Wiggius, ss5js;:
Vs. ss&dtt66kNcRtsSssssis s. siss
Elijul,;Byne. ~. lssa.
7HNHE Plaintiffs in tue above cusss hnsingS;
u this day filed.heir eelaratfons ny ois.s
flee, and the Dcfendanihasing noWiteor Attei4
ney knowmto reside within thes siimitscs ifes
with rule 10 plead can be served si.ssshsresS II M
fore ordered, that the said Defendants does
appear and plead to the said eeiafa6onss an e
year and a day from the dale hereof; or fiual
and absolute Judgment will be aTded against.
him by default! 60 = ;;s
.5THOs. 6.2BA6 c,sa:s (. s4ss
Clerks Office; May a. 1885, l6
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} usT Received

DIRECT FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Each paper bears the labs. tn'i warranty nf
DAVID LANURETH
For sale ut Edgeield Court House, by
r S. ROBERTS,
UOrders received by K. S. ROBERTS,
for Fruit and other Trees and Shrubs of The
best kind aud most healthy condition.
From whom catalogues may be obtained,
gratis
March 4 81
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LNzTHE COZ

JosepH NJ. FeEr y.p ~. n
YHyHE Plaintiffs in The d nboye casesS iIayins
81: this day FLED their decla lafaiion ID s:of,
fce, and the Defend danis hRsieg neither Nises
or Attorneys known; 10 resiid esgitMts The limits
ofthe State, on whom a copy 5.of said desIafa<
lions, with araie III I'D be sH is,
dered, that s6e said Defe6d Do
appearand plead ID tue said dacla lasat0as
a Senr aud day tsoniS The daIe hefe & VI iil
dsfnltthsreo final and a'sohltej dgpaesatzMif
be awarded against them ~ 81 D
Is Tj 0S. G.BAG ON,
Clerks Office, May II, f1ss4S s;;1ss5isss
May " g .s.s s,ss
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THE DAUGHTERS REQUEST.

.
They say that, ere noon tomorrow,
Thou wilt bring back radiant and smiling
byide,
To, our lonely house Of sorrow.
should wish thee JOY Of thy.conling bliss,
sn But Tears are my words suppressing,-
think on my mothers diving kiss
s And my mothers parting blessing.
Yci,,o;morrow ! hope 10 hide my care,
wRl sill my bosom's beating,
And strive to gife 10 Thy chosen fiiir
"A kind and courteous greeting.
Shewiil heed me not insille joyons pride
Gf fsher pomp, aud friends and beauty.
: All. little need has q. lew-made bride
Of a daughters quiet duly. - -
Thou Sayestber costly gems, they say,
When thy heart FIRST londIv sought her;
Dear father, one nuptial gin, pray.
Bestowon thy weeping daughter.
Myeye, even now, on the treasure. falls
4 covet and ask 10 other;-
Ithas hung loryears on our ancient walls;
s"ris the portrait of my mother.
Tomorrow, when all is in festal guise,
: And lhe guests our rooms are filling,
The calm, meek gnze of those hazel eyes
q, Might thy soul be thrilIingi
And gloom on thy marriage banquet cast,
Sadlllonghts Of their owner giving,
Since she mingled with tlre living.
ftIfthy bride should weary or offend,
That portrait might waken feelings
Z OF the love Of thy fond departed friend,
: And its sweet and kind revealings;
OF her minds commanding force unchecked
: BY feeble or selfish weakness,
Of her speech, where dazzling intellect
- WAS softened by Christian nleekness.
Then, father. gran, TINT at once, to night,
80 Ere the BRIDAL crowds intrusion,
: Iremove this sportrait from thy sight
Tony chambers still secIusion.
: II will nerve me for ,o-lnorrow's dawn to bear
II Will beam on me protection,
When nsk Of Heav'n in my taltering PRAYER
70 haliow thy new connexion.
Thou wiltwaken, father. in pride and glee,
To rucew the ties once broken,
I. But nonght upon earth remains 10 me
= Save this sad silenttok
The husband g tears may be few and brief,
He may WOO and win another,
Bot the daughter clngs in unchanging grief
. To the image Of her mother.
!. -Four. Lawyers practised in the same Court
in North CaroTna-their names were Hiliman,
Spain, De,es and Dodge. While the last named
was making a speech, in cause, the three first
wrote on strip Of paper an Epitaph, and cas-.
it directly before MIR. Dodge, where he mus,
necessarily see il. ns follows:
:, g Here lies Dodge who nodg'd all good,
And dodg'd deal of evil;
But after dodging all he could,
5;,s,,. He could not dodge the Derii
He raised the pnper-read it, and mmdi-
a,ely composed the following bone cutter:
"Here lies Hiliman and Sra,n,
Whose lotlet no man choose;
They. liv'd ins sin aud died in pain,
And the devil gothis De,cs (dues:")
Greensboro Patrito.
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The State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
pY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D EGgefeld District:
Whereas Joseph Etheredge hath ap-
piled 10 me for Letters Of Administration,
on all and singular the goods and chartels,
rights, aud credits of R. A. Price, late of
the Distric, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. 10 cite and ad-
monish all and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, To be and
appear before me, at our next OrdInary's
CouI, to be holden at Edeefeld Court
House on Tie 23d day Of March instant.
TO show cause, If auy, why the said ad-
minis,rarion should no be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, this Al,
day Of March, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty six
and in the Sevenlielh year OF American
Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. +. d.
March 6 2te
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Merchandise. &c.
At MODERATE CHARGE

and foruQTt
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State of South c caro- lima. &
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. ss ss
INzTHE COMMON REEdS:

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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-14

This much of the work can be COM
pleted during the present We ar, and it
may reasonably be expected, that Con-
gress will appropriate sufficient sum
to finish the improvement after 1t shall
have been once begun. Hcommenccd.
it will be the first river improvements
undertaken in the western part Of our
Territory. and IFS consequence to the
community generally. will, in the
opinion of the committee, recommend
tito the favorable consideration of the
. eral government. BY expanding
the means on hand in a judicious man
ner, for the purpose provided by the
act of Congress. it will be shown to
that body that the Territory is acting
in good faith in the use OF the appro-
priation and the question will be pre-
scented for consideration, whether the
sum applied to the commencement of
the work shall be suffered to be lost
entirely for the want of means to COM
Elete it, or whether an additional APP
preparation shall be made sufficient to
effect the object of the original grant 2
Believing, that when the case is prop
erly presented. Congress viii not with
hold the means necessary to accom-
plish that object, the committee are of
opinion that the work should be COM
menced without delay, and herewith
report bill for that purpose, and re-
commend its passage. The committee
also recommend the passage of the me-
mortal passed by the Council and report
the same back to tine house without
amendment.
For the purpose of laying the whole
subject before Congress in the most
ineligible and comprehensive manner,
the committee also recommend that
the several reports Of the commissions
ers, receiver and engineer, referred to
them and herewith reported back to
the house, be printed.
All Of which is respectfully submit
ted.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-14
T. B. BURNETT, Chan.
A. G. BROWN,
THOMAS CRUSON.
COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

Tofhe Council and House Of Repre-
sentatiues of the Legislative u.s.
sembty IF the Territory Of Wis-
consin
The undersigned commissioners, APP
pointed by an act of the legislative as
scmbly of the said Territory, approved
February 18th, 1915, entitled :. An act
TO provide for carrying into effect an
act of Congress, entitled .an act grant
ing section OF land for the impr~e-
ment of Grant river, at the town Of
Potosi, in Wisconsin Territory APP
proved June 18th, 1884," submit the
follo0 ing report, in pursuance of the
provisions of the said act of the said
assembly:
That we, having first taken the oath
prescribed by the said act Of the said
assembly, caused the section of land
mentioned in the act of Congress re-
ferred to, to be surveyed into town or
village lots, sly led :. In Lots" and into
out lots, as provided by the said act of
the said assembly, and for making such
survey we employed Henry A. Wiltse,
IS surveyor, who was duly sworn to
the faithful and impartial performance
of his duties as such surveyor.
That we caused four accurate and
correct pIats of the survey of the said
section Of land, as provided by the
said act of the said assembly, to be
made. certified by ourselves. aud the
said surveyor one of which plats we
fled in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds Of the county of Grant--one
we forwarded to the Governor of the
Territory-one we forwarded to the
Surveyor General of Wisconsin and
Iowa, and the fourth we fled in our
own Office.
That we gave the notice required to
be given by US by the fourth section Of
the act of the said assembly, of the
time and place that we would COM
mence the examination of claims to
prescription rights to lots upon the
said section of land. We examined
and determined all claims to pre-emp-
ton rights, whether contested or not
contested, to lots upon said section,
presented to US for adjudication, and
made out duplicate certificates Of each
pre-emption right allowed BY us-one
OF which we delivered to the pre-emp-
tor, and the other we forwarded 10 the
Governor Of the Territory.
That as soon as we had decided upon
all claims to pre-emption rights to lots
upon said section, we gave immediate
notice thereof to the Surveyor General
of Wisconsin and Iowa, who thereupon
appointed John Wharton, Augustus l..
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-14

Thu 5-.e1t committee to whom were
referred tho report of the commission
ers-and receiver appointed under the
act Of the legislative assembly, approv-
ed February Is, 1915. to provide for
carrying into effect an act of Congress
granting section Of land for the i'm
provement of Grant river, at the town
! of Potosi, in Wisconsin Territory, APP
proved June S, 1914 ; together with
the report and estimate of the engineer
employed to survey and estimate the
contemplated improvement and also
the memorial to Congress on the same
subject, which has passed the Council /,
submit the following
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-14
RECEIVERS REPORT.

Is s
TO tie Hon Legislative assembly
Of The Territory Of Wisconsin:
In obedience TO the requirements Of
an act of the Legislative Assembly OF
said Territory, entitled, "an act TO
provide for carrying into effect IN act
Of Congress entitled San act granting q
section of land for the improvement OF
Grant River at the town Of Potosi, in
Wisconsin Territory approved June
9th. 1914" requiring the Receiver of
the funds arising from the sales oflois
upon said section to report annually TO
the Legislative Assembly, and state
his accounts, showing his receipts and
expenditures, and the amount Of money
on hand, / submit the following
REPORT;
The amount ofrcceipis Of money on
sales of lots as surveyed and laid out
by the commissioners appointed by
said act of the Legislative Assembly,
being the entire amount of proceeds
from the sale Of the whole of said sec
ton is the sum Of four thousand one
hundred aud thirty dollars and sixty
| four cents.
The account of the expenditures
under said act Of the Legislative As
sembly, arc as follows:
1915, October 25--For this
amount paid John Wharton,
one Of the commissioners
appointed by The Surveyor
General of Wisconsin and
Iowa, TO assess the value of
cmpted lois on said see
ton, sixteen dollars and fifty
cents, . l6 so
For the same amount paid Au-
gustus l.. Gregoire, one Of
said commissioners for the
same service, l6 SO
For paying same amount and
for same service, TO Henry A.
Wiltse one of said commits
sioners, l6 so
For this amount paid TO Henry
A. Wiltse, for forty days SER
vices as surveyor in survey
ing the said section into out
and in-lots, at IS per day, 200 90
For this amount paid 10 Henry
A. Wiltse for plating and
constructing the original maps
Of the survey Of lots on said
section, computing the con-
tents Of each lot and entering
the same upon the maps, one
hundred and twenty-five dol
lars, l25 90
For this amount paid to Henry
A. WiItse for making three
copies Of the same maps, at
seyenty-fve dollars each, 225 90
For this amount paid Henry a.
Wiltse for paper for said
maps, cloth for and binding
said maps aud for field books,
&c, % so
For this amount paid Henry A.
Wiltse for procuring from the
Office Of Surveyor Generals.
Office the township plat Of
township 2, ~. r. 8 w. and
the field notes thereof for the