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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-04-14
Another Homicide in Pittsburg.
Coroner's Inquest, q,.5 Terdiet Of the Jvy.

An inquest was held yesterday morning by
Coroner Lowry, on the body of man named
Jacob Shaw, at the house of Mrs. Criswell, cor
ner of Grant street and Virgin alley. George
W. Robinson, Frederick Boese, Mr.. Criswell and
others were examined, from whose testimony We
learn that on Saturday night the deceased went,
in a state of ntoxication, to n house of il-fame,
kept by Mary Delany, alias Mary Jones, on
Prospect street. He had just purchased pair
of stockings, and Mary Delany attempted to take
them from him. He resisted, and scuffle en-
sued, which was terminated by the female draw
ing a dirk knife and inficting n severe wound
in the abdomen of Shaw. A physician was cal
led in, who had the deceased removed to the
house of Mrs. Criswell, that lady having humane
ly consented to allow him to-be taken there
Shaw fingered in great pain until yesterday
morning at quarter past six o'clock, when he
died. Some time before his death, Mayor Rid
die took his deposition in which he described the
appearance of Mary Delaney, and when she, to-
gether with the other inmates Of the house, was
brought to his bedside, he Immediately identi-
fed her as the person who had inflicted the
wound. \ post mortem examination of the body
was made by DR.. Black, who testified as fol-
lows;
Dr. 4. u. Biacf sworn--In connection with
Dr.. Halleck, l made post morten examination
of the body Of deceased; found wound above
the hench bone; it went through the muscles Of
the lower part Of the abdomen, through the in
testines; its course upwards, through the
mesentery into OF the small. intestines
found a quantity of focal matter which had pas
sed through the opening OF the main intestine,
and was scattered over the bowels; also found
the bowels bloody and of an infamed appear
ance; there was evidently strangulation Of that
portion of the ntestnes, sufficient to cause the
death of the man; the wound extended about an
inch through the muscle, and from three to five
inches up; the effect of the focal matter upon
the bowels fatal; nothing could have saved
his life after the wound had been given. 4
After deliberating, the jury rendered the fol-
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-04-14
Rhode Island EIecIion--The MaIns I,v
Sustained.

PROVIDENCE, April The returns Of the rs.
cent election in this Stat are all in, showing F.
majority Of 800 in favor of sustaining the Pro.
hibitory Liquor Law. There is, however. .,
doubt a majority Of the Assembly opposed 70 The
law.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-04-14
The UrsIine Convent Riot.

BOSTON, APt4 %
"A the House to-day, the bill TO indemnify 'n'
sufferers by the destruction Of the Ursuine OOH
vent, in 1884, was passed to n third readlng;o0o 20
The bills limits the appropriation TO 9oy,UU..
and appoints three Commissioners to inVes'isA"
the claims.
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Scientific Prophecy.

About nineteen years ago, Mr.. Halt, OWL
ton, Connecticut, then a remarkable good stu
dent in his collegiate course, was suddenly de-
prived of his reason and memory. Under those
circumstances, his father, the Rev. Mr. Halt,
sent him to Hartford, but finding no relief, he
sent him to DR.. Chaplain, Of Cam bridge Massa.
chusetts. The doctor said that there was more
lief at present for him. but at the age Of thirty
six or thirty seven, there would be change;
that the brain was too much expanded for TIE
Uranium, and there would at that age be con
traction, which would enable it to act healthiy.
Ills anxious father and family saw their hopes
peremptorily deferred for nineteen years. Ihas
time has recently expired, and TO their great
JOY, the prophecy is fulfilled. The man began
20 inquire for his books as if he had just laid
them down, and resumed his mathematical stu
dies where he left them. There was 10 trace
on his mind Of this long blank in his life, or .,
anything which had occurred in it, and he aia
not know that he was almost forty years OF age
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-04-14

Lund Washington, Esq, a gentleman VIZ ;sb
known by his connection for many years VIZ
the government department, died in Nasnl"Sf
ton city on the 4th instant. in the S5th year
his age. He was born in King George CoGHt!'
VA. but for the last fifty years had resideu -
the District of Columbia He was dstantly con. con
nected, it is said, with the Washington fanny
of immortal memory.
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pSy~ a letter dated January 3lst, from :
correspondent of the Tribune, at MelbouFae'
Australia, informs us that Mrs. Meagher, VIE
of the escaped Irish exile, had taken her dePaF-
ture in the ship Wellington for London sAs
was accompanied by Bishop Wilson, of Van De
mans Land.
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Final Adjournment Of the LegisIature' :.
The Senate have adopted the resolution ol 'Io
House, fixing upon the 18th instant for lbs
final adjournment This win exceed the nGh,
dred days nearly week, but the great press u
business at this stage of the session utterly 0V,
mandei this course,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-04-14

The best way to curb a wild young man is,
decidedly, TO bridal him.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-04-14

The most satisfactory resolution the Legisla-
ture has yet passed, is that which determines
that fnal adjournment will take place on Tues
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-07

this debars them. And again, Others there arc,
who, no doubt, have better reasons for not being
found with you; they have other duties which
claim their attention. and they are helping on the
work OF temperance and reform; and though we
regret that they cannot be with US for in union
Of effort there is strength" yet were they within
reach of our voice this evening, we would bid them
God speed.
Be not discouraged then, my sisters, though
your numbers are few, be diligent in every work !;
and the bread which you cast upon the waters shall
be found not many days hence.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-07

Rev. Henry Ward Beec her denies through the
Independent of the Odd inst, that his good lady
has presented him five lille responsibilities in one
year Hesays: ~@
Twins they WERE year ago, whose blessed
faces hll the house with light. But the three
above mentioned were born of those meternal
editors whose brains fulfil the prophets word
/" le shall conceive ehaff; We shall bring forth
stubble."
Important Verdict in an Advertising Case
In suitin the Supreme Court yesterday, before
Judge Oakly, brought by the proprietors of the
Courier q Enquirer against Henry I. Ibbotson,
for advertising, the jury rendered verdict for
plaintiff of S340 80, the amount claimed with
interest ltappears that when the advertisement
was taken to the Courier Office, there was misun-
Outstanding respecting the number of Insertions
1t was put in, loaded snd displayed, and remain
ed so for $50 days, at s. for each Insertion
The defence set mp was chiefly that Mr.. Ibbot-
sons orders in respect to the advertisement had
not been carried out. However he took the Cou-
rer & Enquirer daily and, as was presm ued BY
the Court, saw the advertisement in question and
should have notified the editor TO alter or discon-
time it. The Court ruled that he should have
given this notice, and not have expected to enjoy
the benefit of the advertisement without paying
FOR it.--N. Y Mirror.
Under the new French Empire the court cos
tunes are to BE- reorganized. Ladies will no
longer be received at the imperial court bat with
dresses bearing the traditional train. This fem
mime appendage of queue is the delight of all the
Paris mlliners.
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EeQol aouertis Is .
SXKERKFFsS SALE.

Virtue ct an execution issued of and under i1
= seal OF the Circuit Court in and for the County
nusaa ana state OF Wisconsin,, and to directed ana 10
hvtred against thegoo and chaleS. lands and eneea
of Spencer :. Benedict and Martin II Rockwell have H.
We'd upon and shall offer for sale the highest bidder er
for The law directs at the Court House In HE CIV nld
County OF kenosha Saturday the 5h day OF Fehriary
~ u. 1853, nj O'Clock In the afternoon Of said ay a
the ,ht tile and Interest 10 Witch the said Spencer =
benedict ana Martin ii. Rockwell, either of thei on no
thirteenth day Of May, A. D. 1859 had In and 20 the m
divided half part ofthe following piece parc OF i
situate lying and being in the City OF keno=hA IN KSnusa
County and State of Wisconsin, and known IS Part Of lots
one and two L2 in block eTiywo ll9 In the southes
quarter of Section thrOne 81 in said city and descy bCd
~ follows 10 WITT Commencing the west side OF Main
street, on lot ~ and sXtyhrce 1881 feet southcrly cf
Ne northeast corner said block thence weswHr pa
acl To the north line of said block eighty ls0 feet gcr
s"uhcrly parallel SiIh the line ct luI two ~, TWEEN
On" 81 ce; thence easerly eighty 1907 feet thence nor
ely twvuyune n feet 20 the place Of beginning, osoisc
wish the undivided half part Of such right Of way IN
70 attached formerly belonged James ID. PGdfe',
being all the interest Of the within named defendants "a
ther Of them In and to said premises.
n. X. ALLEN, sLcSiE.
Dated Kcnosha, December slst, a. D. lisa. 7.23
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SEES,EsEEE'S SALE.

pl NrUe of an alias writ of ticr Pacias, Issued ou.
and under The seal uf the Circuit Court for TIC Caur-
~ ct Erlo>ha state OF Wisconsin, to directed nut ,-
yrr1d against the goods md chAtleS lands and eLriutb
OF SEenu less and Hiram Sexton, have levied upu: gl
siM OTTER for sale 10 the highest bidder, the law dire
-. lie Conn toU-c ia the Ciy Of kcnosha, in said county
Of Kcunsh1. saturday thp Fifteenth dny OF Janu9ty a.
-. -}, at orc O'Clock The afternoon o. Hd duy, All tle
r-i, title and interest which the SAID SHleHlin Hess pu ii
ram sexton, either Of them had Of IN and TO The @ ~"
ing piece parcel, og t", land iEg and beiUE IN thu
81 .Mo,la In said count! Ui kcnohH, and dcscrh'&
fellows, 60 Wit: Part OF the NORTHEAST quarter OF pcti1n
number >iA G =, ia Town number One Ia Range n.p'l
y-,hrce q east commencing Twelve ID rods S3i
u North Las, Of The Soath hail ofthe West ht
of sid quarter Section thence Sug,h four a rods thsucs
West To- Ne" Chicago or Telegraph Road; thence r'L
l'l said road To point due West OF place OF beginning
thence l..sj 10 place Of beginning.
p3cd h"no=hH, December ls'. l-52
20 NATHAN r. ALLEN, Sheriff. a..
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Although thcso works distinguished by the political
shades above Indicated yet but small portion of their CON
tents is devoted TO political subjects. It is their literary
character which gives them their chief value, and that
they stand cuuSscy FAR above all other Journals Of their
class Biaehw Ood, sui under the fthery Christie
phcr North Uant1ns its ancient celebrity, and Is nj his
time. unusually attractive from the serial BW
and other literary noaGlS Tttlt for tina. magazine and
first appearing in lis cufass boin Great Britain
the ncd states. such works the Cations" and My
New Novel, hoih b! Blwerl The Green Hand" katie
stewart 8Ed other serials, OF which numerous rival cd
uoaS are issued BY i.e leading publishers this country
have To be reprinted BY tLusc publishers pages
bacSwood after has been Issued by Aies>rs. Scott Co..
that subscribers 10 The Reprint of that Magazine may al
rely having the earliest reading Of these fascinating
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-07
TO TIE PUBLIC.

TESHE undersigned suggests TO the public that he intends
master al this place and at tie proper slime III circulate
petition Tor that object Believing TINT tie appointment
viii be made in accordance with the wishes ct the majority
o. the Democratic patrons OF the Office with such njoriy
hc confident of Obsaun- The appointment; and without
such nm expression IN his favor does not desire il.
kcno~hn, Dec. -, 1852. [3-22f q. POSTER
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-07
CURTAIN PAPER.

aDLAIN, Green, Blue and figured for al, At
Z kiNh's BOOKSTORE.
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CLTY ANn COrNrY OE kENosnAlss.

IoPhlbert j. Smohcrs-You hereby notified tn! 8
writ 81 Attachment has been issued against you AID yoa
T perry attached to satisfy the demand of Josiah Bond
mQHnut 70 $4,000 Now unless you shall appear SsJra
Friend tlvck, Justice Of the Peace in and Nr sat-
county, At hi office on the 18th day Jauuy A D. ls5y
az O'Clock in The afternoon Of said day, Judgment viii \
rendered against YOU, and your property sold pay to
debt. I6Sl All RQND paihuH
Dated this day Of December, y. d. 1859. 34S
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-07
WESTERN BANK CURRENCY.

Below will be found list of Western Banks,
regular and irregular, which at the present time
constitute large proportion of the paper circula-
ton in this city, and this section of country. We
copy the list from the Chicago Journal of yestcr-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-07
4 RID.

FENE undersigned takes this method of expressing his
II obligations to those who have forward and
He'd their accounts and wishes suggest abouta thou
sand others that he intends leaving the city aud that
an VINO prefer to adjust their accounts and notes with him
IN person, call cith0ut farther dctHy Afer the
2Oh OF January all unsettled will be left with
Justice for collection, and mistake These who call up
on him al home upon favorable teIms than
if he is compelled TO visit en leave his it'll
an agent. c. CLEMENT.
Dec. 81. 1889. -
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LEONARD SCOTT s. Co.'s
LIST OF
British Periodical Publications.
Delivered in all the principal Cities in The United tucs
FREE or POSTAGE,
And forwarded by mail under the provisions Of Tie ate
Posi-Oflice Law, At
Merely Nominal Rates.

/. Tue LoNnov QrARrERLY Review Conservative
:. TuE EDINEUKGH REVIEW (lIhig)
3. fHE N0RTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree church,
4. The WEsTNINsTER REVIEW (IiberniD
). BLACKwoOD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE tTory1
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
BIZ NOT DEFTsAUDED!

Brv book unless Dr. A. ". riauriccau 100 Liberty st.
\. Too is the title page and the entry CLERKS Oiec
the back ofhe title page rore onds hercu, and buy ouy
and honorable dealers ~ mail and Ad
dress to DR.. \. NJ. NturCcau.
Eul title page with together with few page
treating Of important sub married ttHale, viii
be sent Of charge any enclosing letter stamp
prepaid letter, addressed rs herein.
GT On receipt of FIFTY Cents, or One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra bindIug,l
1.-THE MARRIED. WOfEAS'S PRIV ATE
free TO amy part of the United States. All
letters must nc DOst-paiCl. and addressed TO
DIR. a. N. MACkTCEAU, Box E22f, NCNv
Y0rl< city. Publishing Office, no. 1919 Liberty
street, New orh.
FoK SlLr At KiyG's 1Bor taa~, KrNosU&: w {
Fountain, NaforUwu; l.. Lulag, shCho! gan; r. y. Pa
cId, Mineral POINT, "a -.
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CIEANCETSY SALE.

3IAIE OF WISCONNIN-kENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CtlT CUCRT-IE CHANCFDY.
Noa2o Campbell rs. iTrrai6 C. Tfaln Maria Train sEd
John Pcrrre.
NrNe and in pursuance OF Decree ofthe CIRCUS
? Courtfor the county OF Keuosha, state OF Wisconsin,
mad" and catered i'm certain pending therein u
Chaucrry side thereof in the Term Of May, A. d. 1874
v herein AouZu CamPh is Complainant and llorntiu {,
TRAIN Maria Train, and John Ptyrne Defendants bsat
ing date the 20,h day Of Mny 1852, shall sell puhc
auction Ia The the door OF the Court House
the city Of hcn -hn in said county Wednesday ha
9Th day ct October ~ D. 1852 between the hours oie
AMI twelve ia the furoueoi0f thtt dy the following Gu-
crit real wit: All tlat Certain piece, parcel
or lot ut an ard being IN the city Kenosha aud
state of wisconsin, and described follows, viz: Lot No
five 3 W uck So eighty three go in the uorth quBr
ter ol section No. thry-onc SD IN township No two ~
nor of Range No twenty three t23) east, according tho
pu, and survey of the village OF Southport now city OF
Kcuo.ha record IN the Office Of the Register OF Deed.
ofthc crunty of Racine. and State of Wisconsin,"
Dated kcna.!r, Srptcmber9 4. u. lsa2 7-lS
NATHAN X. ALLEN,
ShvriNuf krno4ha County.
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An Address
Delivered before the IS Daughters OF &c m
peraucc" im this CIty-"-Dy ONO oi AZ
Members.

ton too Of what wcman can do. You enter the
parlor where friends have met TO spend an hour
in sweet converse, and they will entertain you with
this subject the daily papers which come to their
door. are laden with it, and MANY of fhe master
minds Of the day, are interested in it. They tell
Us we WELD the power to turn a world One writ
ter says: Women of America, the destiny of
this mighty Republic is under your CONTROL
Another writer" when this whole world shall
be free and happy, they will point the wo-
men Of America and say, they did it." And
some ladies in our day have so much conf
dcncc in their own ability, that they tell us they
ready to 20 forth and assist in performing the
work which their fathers, husbands and brothers,
have heretofore done and not diminish one 8" iot
or title" from that hoer work which has been
assigned to them around the home circle.
BE this as it may, it is concedcl. on all Sides
that women can work, and work efficiently, too,
and well shall it be for the other sex, if they lay
not down their responsibilities and say jet the wo-
men do it.
/ know there arc those who arc ready to scott
and ridicue womans efforts, and those too, who
applaud But Sisters, We have nothing to do,
either with the ridicue or applause of the world.
Ours is to fiul our duty and perform it. And if
we can work as we believe YOU know may
shall we hesitate, and fold our hands, and ask is
t1vre any thing 10 do
If it could be said Of this city, it was said of
a town little west Of here, few years since, when
traveller olferd TO lecture on temperance, he was
told that the people were so moral that there was
no need of such an effort If this could be said
of this city then might we fold our hands and take
a little rest. But can any lady go through the
streets Of Kcnosha and not that there is enough
for as a Union Of Daughters of Temperance,
even though we numbered far more than do 1T
this hour; enough for a community of la
dies. All me ycs-and enough to fill an angels
heart and angels hands.
As individuals, then, ought VIC not TO ask our
selves arc We doing all we can in this work which
il ours to perform, and from which we may not
excuse ourselves! Gou are mother it may be,
and your little son is aware that you arc a temper
ancc woman that you 90 to temperance meet
ing once each week, and he knows too, that he may
expect you home by nine o'clock, rs temperance
women We intend to keep temperate hours but
docs he know why you are temperance woman +;
is h, aware Of the great work that is to be done
and that YOU are striving to do what you can, aud
that Won intend to call upon him to perform lis
part aud that right early, too by scltd,niaI and
ty rcfraiuing from the imitation Of vicious habits
and virious company. Does he know that the
streets Of this CITY, are lined on either side with
wav-marks to destruction, and thatlghtS blue and
rcd are hung out to induce even the little ones to
l.. horn,
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COUNTY CIRCUIT coURr-lN EQUITY.
l. INDsIiA COZ NTG g.
julia L. Barlow,
".
Isppc c. Barlow.

ET satisfactorily appearing that the process Of Subpoena
"A 10 apt and answer She I'D day of NoNUn-
Der, lsJ duly issued Of ths Court HE above
Tied Cr, and made CtIrnah!e the "a dHy of DocuIA-
lcr l~J2 and that The said subpoena has been returned not
served The sid defendant, Isaac e. Barlow, by h0 ShOS
IN of ,c County ~ hcup-m and il further appearing ty
AFFIDAVIT tl The said dtciIEH has not caused his appear
60 be entered ia hi according tho ~
ths Court hr slime ought to be entered in such pro
CO.'S had been duly served and hat tho said defendant
Isaac g. r.DW. i out OF the STATE Of HscUusthdrUCTV,
motion Of Io~-rc < IGNdail Solicitors for said Com
Iuaut l. ord, rd Tint TIE said defendant, Isaac &. Bar
low "a" IN said and file his plea, do
utrer 90 Tie L.of Complaint fled IN said causc, on tho
lc Day OF Magch, 1853, default thereof that the sad
ha he t,Dh confessed BY ard against him. And Il IA
ntcr Ordered that this order Be- published in tho Keno
a TClgraPh, anew paE printed and publ hcd ia said
County " hrosa r six week ccclyrly, at least once
ouch week rcr 20 he sG!d Tenth day Of March, le53
pa;cd nee, 81, 1852.
J. r. HILDRETH,
Court Commissioner for Ken0shn County
TorsirE Il RASDALL, Conn lainanl's Sole I-3I
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Corn Meal.

sNoRN MEN.-In quantities TO suit purchasers, kept
4 constantly for salr n the
Dec. r. lsj2 j-32 kENOSIIA STEAM MILL
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CFEANCERY SALE.

NINUSNA NUININ LIkCII lin VHANIkKE.
Charles H. Co'nstoek.l
vs..
David Elies.
Nirtne Of final dccrcc Of sale made by The Cegrt
Il . in the above entitled on the Eighth day OF No
vtmhcr \. ID. lc5S, az term OF said Court shall eAposs
for sale and sell 10 the highest bidder AZ the Court House
the City Of kenOSiu on the Eighth day OF January, ~ II
S53 between the hours of aud hires o'clock IN q
tm"un q" said dny al tie following real estate, 10 Wiz
The East halt ~ hu South West quarter Of Section n'ul
{" cntynju ~, Township No. 4 North o. Iar -
twenty Fast, continuing Eighty acres or lcss ly
being in the county of Kcnusha and State OF Wsenpsn
Ua,cd ~ kcnosha, November 10th, le53.
NATHAN X. ALLEN, shcriT
L. W, EVANS, Complts. Sol. ~
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-07
TO PRINTERS

As mater Of convenience ourselves and tho Graft
generally VI have opened Warehouse for the sale OF an
kiads OF Presses, TYPE BORDERS CASES, SK and PRIxT
,rlnvrRY, and will Be pleased to receive AID m al
orders in this hne with fafIlness ard despach NAN
UFACrURERS' PRICES.
RUFUS KING < CO. Yil~ aukee, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-07
BEST WATER POWERS

In the Southeastern part OF the state.
The above mentioned lots and Water Power the
School section, in the Town of Hudson, and sold by
the state 10 : k FOR the of - $50 There has been
paid the $685. 80. and interest January ls 1853;
there remains 10 be paid before the first day of Janu-
ary le63, the sum ct 1872 80, and annual interest
TO perfect lhe advantages for the Improvement % the
NHcr Power On io above lands, the lowing privileges
we're recommended previously To the sale to be ad-
dcd, by The Board % t"iHN Supervisors of NuWorlh Cos
appears from tH records OF said Comfy Board: which
accommodation Subsequently approx ed by tho :
according 20 the payers file in The Office Of Secretary OF
state.
The recommendation Of the Board OF Supervisors, ap-
proved by he |tHtc Is as follows:
- ON this Section there is valuable Water Power
wha: called hiic River for the purpose Of dspo-ing of
the The best ad vantage for the School Fund.-
commend that subdivisions, No. /, continuing 80 9nU0
No. II, containing forty acres and No. ~ contain
ing forty with the privilege Of making canal or rail-
way Hcro. NJ. & lot No. the privilege of flow ing
nds necessary for hydraulic purposes, on lots 10, &
and of turning The water of White River from il present
channel aholc lots No. IL < Il, DC sold entire, h,
purchaser PHILD JJHStN,
J. V. on ARLES,
". FRANK.
Dec. 2o.h, lS52. 90 Trustees 81 Serene Fisk.