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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

IowA-The Free Democracy of Iowa held
helda State Convention a, Washington, Feb, -, Dr.
George Shedd Of Lee County, presiding. Resolutions
and articles were adopted for Free Democratic State
Association A State Central Committee was appointed
consisting OF the following persons Messrs- s. L.
Howe NJ L. Edwards and A. X. Wickersham, Henry
County; Timothy Fox, Lee County J. w. caitell,
Cedar County with a Corresponding Secretary for
each County.
STATE TICKET -Commissioner Of Public Works,
VIM. Dunlap, WApello County. Register Of Public
Works, Wilet Dorland, Henry County. superinten'
dent Of Public Instruction for 1854 DR. George shedd,
Of Lee County Hale and Julisn were recommended
Tor rensminsiion national candidates.
A President, Vice Presidents, Secretaries Exec.
utiye Committee Of s. and Treasures were appointed
for the State Association.
Resolutions were also adopted sustaining the course
Of the party organ At Mt Pleasant, (TAs TrH Demo
Graf for Prohbitory Liquor Law, against Slavery,
and against the Fugitive Slave Law for the Extension
Of our Territorial mits North and South with Slavery
prohibited for Freedom Of Public Lands in favor Of
Emil ration from the Old World, River and Harbor
improvements for a reduction Of Land and Ocean
Postage and the Abolition of the Frsnking Privilege,
and against Black Laws. The platform concludes .s
follows
That Il is our duty American citizens, a. friends
OF npatiA liberty the Constitution the Union and the
progress Of the race unfrl the ancient banner OF
free Democracy and revesl 20 the worlds gaze embls
zoued thereon, LIBERTY AND UNION. ONE AND ISsEPA
EABIK, VOW AND FoxEvER And standing Ga The broad
platform OF liberal principles this day adopted We call
upon the uDtrEmneed freemen Of Iowa 90 rally beneath
mat proud Ensign and discarding old psItEaD hne- -
sue, and aLinosIles. join the msrshslng hosts OF
oauniless people. from the Es-t the West the Norm.
and the south, whose coming announces the doom VI
oppresson and Conservatism and the advent Of better
time, the dawn Of better days"
We see no mention in these proceedings, OF Il L.
Preston who sgIred in the Donaldson and Greer cor
responde,ee snd anxious in his letter 70 Don
sdson Of having the Iowa Free SO parry represented
AZ the Baltimore Convention which nominated Pierce
and King on a Fugitive Slave Law Platform He mas
have become yinced ere this ofthe bunker policy of
General Pierces Airinistradon in the appointments
froua Iowa Of he CAss and Butler friends Of Dodge
ard Jones whose seats ct Baltimore Preston was 90
anxious the Free Sod party should contest Perhaps
be wa Al Washington D. C., and could no, meet with
biz old Free Soil brethren
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Too LanGr-TLe Oueida (Madison Co J

Too LARGE-TLS oneida Madison Co
Telegraph thinks The town OF Lenox u large L h.s
two large villages aid several snaller OEes ane ,st-
Ofsess and very .sTre eKten, Of territory TIE TEE
graph proposes % dlyde H. and take dice from each
Of TIE towns Of Vernon and Verona " this county
make up a new rowr Il Oneida Agreed, provided be
annexed 70 Oneida County.
AIcHIGAs CEsTKAL, Asp NEw-YokK asD
ERn RAILROAD LISkI-Ws Learn that .hs steamers
Nzgars, Cspt Fred Miller; Key Some 5Cste, Capt ).
Richards, ana Cneen Cisy, Capt Wlkns-o~ned 81
Ceo- keec-haTe been chartered and VII run darins
the sszsoE between D1nkTk and Detroit 10 eonaecron
with the New f0rk and Ere AID Michigan Central hxai-
road.
ZAsEsyuLk 0HIs.-This smoky town OF tie
Auskinggn Valley taxing tresh sirdes sader ranroad
tory h announced and exten<ive new Iron Fo1nfry
The ZsnesvlIe Cotton Mil . sbo1, % receive an Stt
non Of forty power looms and cher machinery % thn
i. ADDITION 70 cloths. osss &c, vryns bauins, tzine
exndlevicks, &C, car be Manufactured, and ne MIL
vll be nan 70 its Vrnesespsexy she coming yesr.
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THI JuDGE AND THE SENATOR -The editor
Of The Bslo JoursGL writing from Madison gives the
following the current version Of a. Interesting tais
sad 20 have beer hsld recently 81 Washington setwesa
our Senator Dodge md Judge Lsrrabee, IN reference
% tie sppearou Of the Is,rer ior the post Of CoDs
scI e Of tie Land O-lce
Tie General retfeI With tie Judge, sud the ls,ter
sstsd rs case I'D requested the assistance Of The sr-
uler. Gen Dod-e lo0ked q: hin. -earc-insy and IN
CURED How % sre you" Tue Jutgere ptei Tlnrry-
three -srr sad the General, Tie Land Oahee =
very i-por,An. Ctce To- whole country Interested
IN nat otEee: 4 must Be h1ed b. man u experience;
w are to young beside yOG helped defe.: Hobart
ycg opposed bin you made speeche- agAls, him yos
keped Doty yOu have not been true % TIE party 40
nan WHO has ssiai thst political scamp, OF been -
treschercus 70 the ysrry you have, shall have ny 80
sissznee for any 0ssee The Judge va much dlseon-
esrfed and cOud on,y reply, tee, Geaera SOMEBODY
hss ben poisoning your MAD sgz-nsf ne 10 nos
pretend hat rs q he verbatim eouverszcon winch
rassed between then, but have Z second esnd from
oue ofthe rno.r eonacsnra frsnds Of Gen Dodge Gov
Il Ws.king,Or, - beng SUBSTANTIALLY correct
- ra-szkss s-rt 4 G.s
This Is 10, the sIst time ths; The age Of Gea Pierees
sppoir.ee. IA. been inquired. Gray haired "reyAar
domination politicians seem 20 Dc preferred 20 Young
Ausrics nd Radicals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

TEMPERAScg ~ lSDnSA-rhe Legislature
of Indiana, before its recent adjournment,
passed an act to regulate and restrain tho
Liquor Traffic, whereof the following is a sy-
nopss;
/ That no person shall retail spirtuous liquors,
cept for mechanical chemical medicinal OF culinary
purposes unless majority OF the legal voters OF tho
Township shall indorse License on their tickets At te
annual Spring eecten and then not until he give bond
in the sum OF $4,000 conditioned 10 keep an orderly
house and pay all lines penalties or damages that may
be assessed against him under the provisions OF the bill
2 After such vote the Auditor mu,t issue lcense to
every person who Is willing to comply with the law IN
giving bond
3. The word retail is defined to mean the sale,
either direct indreci, of any lees quantity than
gallon.
The penalty for selling in violation Of the law may
be az v sum 5000
8 No license under this bill shall authorize the sale OF
liquor Sundays.
Any retailer causing the intoxcaton OF any person,
Is bound take of and board such intoxicated per.
son until he gets sober without compen alton and, Il
he fail any other p may do the same
10 be DONE and for the same with 10 per cent
damages thereon.
!. No money shsll be received for license
: Disorderly houses where intoxicating liquors ara
sold made nuisancesand subject 10 the laws IN re-
lation thereto
9 Any wiie child parent guardian, employer or 9TH
or person. injured In person. property or means OF sup.
port by an Ptfreh, w w Nohsoea'"'''i
such intoxcaoD has right OF seton sgainst the per
causing such ntoxicaton and suretes his bond.
for exemplary damages
10 For the purposes OF this act married woman has
the rights she single, and damages paid
by minor shall be paid as the Court may direct
IL recovery against retailer shall be conclusive
against his surees. both TO the right and amour, of
damages.
~ An contracts de with any person in q state Of
intOxiC stiOn shall be void
~ All places houses where spirituous liquors
sold battered given away without lconsei In lees
quantity then gallon declared nusances; aud sub
ject TO the law In relation thereto and lhe keeper
thereof may be fined In any not less than el0
more than $50
a. IL Is made the duty Of the Prosecuting Attorney 90
proceed forthwith against such nusances az IN
formed OF the same and II he fail 90 prosecute, he 10
liable TO be hned less than sl0 nor more than so
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Worlds Temperance Convention,

To he Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune
sR--The Great Gathering for Temperance
during the Worlds FaE in better state of advance
ment, than was minated in your paper of Saturday
last have just learned from T.. W. Jackson Esq,
now OF Philadelphia, who originated the movement
and BY extensive correspondence hes brought IL near
is completion, that the call for the preliminary meeting
will be s,ued In The Tribune in few days Mr. Jack.
hSs received replies from twelve States
who moving IN the matter. that we may consider
the proposed Convention liked fact Yours Respect
fully, c J. WARREN, Corresponding Secretary
n Y City Temperance Alliance.
Ne,c FORK, March %, 1853.
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NAvAL.-The L. 5, frigate Mississippi, Com.
modore c. Berry from Norfolk Nov "A, FOR the at
Indies and Coast Of japan standing into Table Bay
c. L. H. Jan. "a
The L 3 steam frg4ts saranae. has been ordered to
the Mediterranean 20 Join the Squadron that station
The ;. frigste s1squehannah, COmmr :. Buc aanAn,
daily expected 1T Carton Jan. y.
The u ;. sloopOiwar Saratoga, Commander " 3.
Walker IL Mseoa Jan. y.
The L 5 slOop-ofwn Plymouth. CoInm'r J Kelly,
arrived AZ Canton Jan. Is from Manila
TheJ :. sloOpOfwar John Adams Comm ;. Bar.
row sailed from Sierra Leone Jan. 80, for Liberia
The L. :. sOOp-Ofw Marion, Conan PurVisncs,
arrived q; Pert PFsys on FEB. % from New.YOrk.
The L. Z. sloop-of war Dele, COmmr Gardner, sailed
from Port Prsys March ]. fOr Boston
The .. :. sloop-OfwU Plymouth. Comm Kelly. re-
manned AZ Manila Jan. d
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3fto mrs bsrdsn. D. D Porter L ; " CSm1Aoa-r vi
ssil II TUESDAY, April s II 0clock ", pr>-isslF,
fror pier The foot 81 WLrrenf S9rrh Rvsf TIE Ps-
az Nal StesmshIp Compar7's uaEn'hcs- TEN
fESSFE VII ~ readIn- - Pa"a-us 70 r-osTve t,ls
0eorrias MALE ard T--r ard sal JDn-1stey 'lr
san FTzncifco The GeorEs vi b fO.0Eed N ne lrh
Of Apri ~ the double e. srne Tinted Ss's nal s-ss-iD
FL DORADO. $50 tuns bzrden FindlsT Se1~nck
y Comm sncer, connecting - Panama with tn P.cl
e. ksi S-ssu ship Company rem n steamer PANAMA
TIE PseIdc Nal steAushp COMPANY .lEtys s~~p eIts
s'esuers 81 Panama ~ insure lr1eiate Tn7tcn Fr
frsiEht or pssseEr, spply - CdARLES A WHITNEY,
sffhe ocs Of The C6mpsries 20. ~ West corner Of
Nsrrer Y Y
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FroQa CarRccaa

We have adyices from Caracas. 70 Feb. 20,
but without sny Of n,eres; 70 readers Con
srsss Is sui IN ses.on In the Chamber Of Represea-
isii7es the treaty indeunyins eti-eus o. the Unted
Ststrs for eonnsrcial -sses during the poeA dsSlr'
bsnoes Of Veuezues has passed 10 third reading and
az was supposed would e q eddy ratified.
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LYNCH Law IN rps MousrAiss.-A case Of

LYNCH LAW IN FHk MOUNIAfNS.--A Cdst Dt
Lynch law not however OF very character has
lately occurred Ia Woodstock New Hampshire ieter
from tina; place states the facts follows by tho
name OF Tucker alias Colonel" who has wife and
seycral ane children took IL into hs head TO mske love
young gfl about two years since and has from time
10 time taken her journeys with him. and on their
return would leave her the house OF her father. RI
nay he informed bis wife that he should live with her
Obg GER ard took the giTl 10 live with him Fike -
NOrcrose OF Lowell have q largo number OF men near
this place during the winter season. cutting and hauling
logs Thee men hearing u the matter met from tho
different camps and after consultation agreed 10 pro-
coed 10 Col fuckers house and mske decentralization
As Il was well known that Tucker usually wen, armed
with revolver and dirk, there some hesitation ~ To
who should 4" bell the cat" or In other words, vino
should take the lead and eter tho house In search OF
Tucker.
Finally, one Of the oldest hands Of the gang, named
jenkins stepped forward and said that he xss get
ting OLD and was without wife child 20 cry Tor
him Il he killed he would volunteer 10 lead Ia tbs
matter On Saturday, March 10, the loygers, 10 tina
number OF shout hundred, according 10 agreement,
surrounded the house and Csp jenkins entered while
the others stood outside Col Tucker was made prs
uner and placed In the center The gTl tried ~ escape,
but was prevented and sk back IN her hers house.
They then took Col Tucker aud marched him 20 the
home Of the father Of the gr 10 whom they introduced
him After ths they took hun 10 the house oil Cot
Brown who told them 10 kill him, but b punish
him be deserved H. They then marched him b ths
village Of Woodstock where they formed line ADD or
dered him march and eountsfmsrch In front OF them
Finally after keeping up tins exercise until about mid
night they gave him good advice obtained pro-
mise from him that he would take bis wife and children
heme and treat them we'll with the alternative he did
not that they would yisit him agsn in two weeks, and
then they allowed him 10 depart Boston Traveller
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CupaI Dsfaulfers.

The defalcatiOn OF w Sumner, late Canal
Collector st Osvego, Is for the sum Of 1890.
That Of J. Wesley Smith At Havans, u for about slGO
Smith and sumner were reappolnted in February.
In place Of Sumner. John G Huginin Of Oswego, has
been appointed and q B GIinnip ex-senator takes the
Sfhce at Havana, vacated by smith
The Cana Board yesterday adopted resolutonipus
ting different construction upon the law In relation %
deposit Banks. The decision now u, that individual
Banks are not eligible as depositories Of tolls
Albany Eyenins Journal.
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GROWTH or C0ysoTos, Kr,-SiDce the year
Isi5 the City a Covnston hes increased 10 eight years
Der real se.zte a ~ 405 and her population Zoe ths
same persc has increased 5y5s7 The tosa popalxsso
sf ,he present tine being l2l5s and the total value Of
real estate s5 35s,s50
TIE MunDER AT Mmros.-Two persons have
been arrested suspicion Of hastag murdered Logan
Jury ksve noty q fully Investigated me matter
GRowrH OF SAsHvmLES-In 1870 the popu-
lsrou Of gs<hYfIis vu $3.50 In is50 Il ww ls0uO
nov Il u estimated v10usly from 10 900 70 400 nd
4 d probably setaAly sboat 10000 e ss.4
~ Tie Corning Journal In noticing a p.
cent meeting Of the eSly settlers Of ChemunS yslsv
suggests that similar meeting Of the ploaeers OF te,
ben County be bid, which recommendation peets tss
sppsevsi u TIE Boa LtsesG<.
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SWITZERLAND.

BAsLE, March 1.-The Federal Council vas
IN delberston upon the report Of Colonel Bourgeois
the Of which very important Masses Of
Austrian troops marching from the interior Of
Lonbsrdy towards the Tessin snd Piedmont Austria
had not YET answered the tive DOt OF the Federal cOsE
ell COanel BOgTgeos had already despatched Tor Tee
an a good number II Lombard refugees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

Fsox BUgSos ArREs.-By the arrival at
this pert yesterday Of the brig Robert Wing. Capt.
Crowell rom BueBos Ayres which por, she let On
Il sth February. we learn that aArs that place re-
msir Cd a. AZ previous sdvees. Tae French Admiral
bad been suihorzed TO effect aristce with UrQuirs
but did not succeed There hsd been considerable
sighting in which the Urquza parry had been the SSn'
ers strong disposition prevailed srnons the uatA'
rams 10 entirely overthrow the insurgents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

The FEVER At RIO JANEIRo.-By the
Bremen brig wnhelmine. arrived saturday from Rio
Janero We learn that the fever On the increase on
the 9th OF February, and raging with great viri
,euee smong the shipping in port
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Uater Cure.

nR. SHEW, earliest American practitioner
~ Of Water Cure author Of the Water Cure Manual
Corsumution it, Prevention and Cure Management and
Diseases OF Children Midwifery aud Diseases OF Women,
&C Gc will receive limited number OF Day and Board
To- P,b,pt. AT No IS Fast l5ths, between % and ith-
avs General outdoor practice particularly attended to-
HYDROPATHlC and HYGIENE lNSTl
III Tf-TF No Is LAsht st-This establishment hav.
ms been enlarged BY the addition Of the houso a4onins.
car now accommodate 100 person.. Special department or
female diseases. K. I. TRAIL, MD Dr il hostokD'
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE.
OSouth Orsnse n &c. c SELLERS BROTHER,
Fropretors nsutuun having been greatly enlarged
md much improved by the sddan OF bathing dITare-
and steam heafn1 ArparAtus now open i0r the recep-
t,op OF PATIENTS Visitors take the Morris and Essn RA
wAy foot Of CourtlDdt 81, a. 8; NJ. aud II NJ OF
apd6PM Distance from Sew-York Ia miles
WORCESTER (Mass) WATER CURE
w Under the direction q GEO HOff, ND.
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CJHAzr-A letter from the Hungarians Of
New Buda couIrsdicx ne report II their intended re-
nlova % TexAs Ujhszy alone having cold hs land
Ge-ussn Emzrsnt Society leaves IN tee spring with bis
family ioT san AutsDio IN the uelgtbornOod Of which
pisce BE- hes purchs<ed some hundreds Of acres ID
ands. The Hungsrians have elected goseph Msjthenyi
formerly usmteT ADD Secretary Of tns Upper House Of
Hungary their Chairman 10 place Of pjhazy.
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NOTICE Of DISTRIBUTION.-Notice i:

~ h~r-ay r-- ~ 7-o Of - .ae II ~ Rel Es-'
q BRADLEY GOODMAN, n tae CO a Ns- fort -
eras. hy ne ~ Sat va C,ti srr - oar q - >r
rczz-e Ccra-y N~T1-k, b. tstroutri secr = e
- sur-nE-.ss or ~ CRY ~ W. ~ - ~ p
d-v Ag- serr a. rk ~ slon ri faa lar, E1~n a.
p~r-cr- hsrs tsaris tEnst saa --l.r - Fr--a
40 RHAuFORD >u--u<At-
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STEAMBOATS, anS Railroads.

CLARENCEVILLE, L. Free EXcur-
" Sod There Eill Be free excursion this beautiful
village On TIL RSDAY. FRIDAY ard SATURDAY, 4 1rl
= and =. The vii ssve the Long ldand RGiro'd
DEPOT y O'Clock each cav and omn1gses start from tae
WLhtnstHrs Ferries eterv hour.
PersCus desCus Of securing Lots IN one Of TIE easan
e., locations OF Long Island easy isrtns would do vel
O. embrace this opportunity.
For tickss ard information apply a. sne Genera ?
No IS Cefsrst: MACFARLAN MERRITT, No. 81
81 av: JNO T BAILEY. No i59 Atiant - B-DoklyR-
% TO J. T. RUNCIE. No n Graod-ss, W'iiitns51rEh
D. 7. MACFARLAN. General Aren't.
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NOTICE. SALE Of

CORP ORATlON NOTICE. = SALE Oh
- PROPERTY 81 UNPAID cRoroS WArfR kk>ts-
tea Nrter iof ibc son~tans Nay J. leoa ,ni .Ax
Ap- ls6g Vghs aucton. a. N. III hAl
49, CO.. ii Nr- Yask "a FRIDAY re A day q hy ART a
llot ns y Snd - coutnued non ar % az szt
n -d AMI thaf The tes. 81 s.--7i u u f-ns
v-ss due aad he gfq~ry - % sd 80
k-i@S = Iork kVeus Pss 4AJ nssss~f pftAea aa9
pahl-sed n the Cry q S-s 81
C,u..rl -, OaL,s CIV u Nr~ Isrt f-oruzy 10 ises
A C. FLAGG. Conysrolsr
ER se.e5 t,,,n-o IL 9lzsLi-s sua aAy y h.4 y sD'
90 a; the Coulsrro3es Odcr. ffAs4"AN
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me0ical.
COURAUDs INDICATED SOAP. &c

GOURAUD's INDICATED SOAP, &c
~ This article e the greatest besufiher Of the com
plexou that bas been discovered Tina; fact We
hefId thst fall from pretty pair Of lips we
Lard peppers upon, and Of most beautiful COM
pleXon The pretty mouth told us also, that 81
months ago the bad "a complexion ugly that Yer
face rough frecked snd full Of b0tches was dis
gusied with myself every time looked u TIE GAS some
gooo- Afured end advised Goura1ds place, No 81
Wsker-st close Broadway went but positively more
10 with listened 20 al the pretty clear skinned
and the Lily White and made purchase OF both All
have % say a. look al me now We did look and made
up our H. nds that the Meicaied Soap bad certainly
formed miracle That sad Young lady % marry
deserving friend Of ours before The Flick reaches No Of
to have ever married young woman with blotchrs y
debt Of gratitude for MS SOAP, nothing else pre-
ue the youpg adY paid Tor the Medeasd SOAP WHEN
bought H. or least she perceived - wonderful
Effects upon herse personally We know Of Eresf many
that could tell m favor Of worthy friend the
Doctor He has Of the incest little places 81 No 81
Walkers that know Of Every article IN the per-
fumery hne Of choice character 20 be had there All
the iashonabe Young gid ladies bis store aud ind
their reward IN dong they wouldn't 90. Mr. Pick
don't there get beautd but he usually drops IN Of
evening have pleasant chat Of five minutes, he
leaves Broadway 10 cross % Hudson -.
In the shove notice Mr.. PICK says nothing about the
equally ceehrsted Liquid Han Dye, P0udre subtitle for
uprootins hair from ladies' upper lips forehead &c
lbs BEAUTIFUL Liquid Rouge for pale lips his Lily Nhe,
OF his wonderful Hair OfOss lnvEOrator.
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/ NEw YoRE.-RlCHARD A VAN BEUREN snd HARRIET
D. " few. ALERT VAN BEJREN tnt AUGUSTA - -,
Johr yssnf be. ~e 2 ssrd B. an Bearen stePen
md Hsrrirf b. slr In pirsane Ana n '-e o.
os n H.. hocrah Court ads ABOVE EMIT "a ca itiea
7s' January 1879 tri o s 'tttute such ase n' t 'o'ar
ssrety 70 al Pcron' havns Any s'nr - or
frree hv u rr fhe unr ded "a %
-rsest D. ~ e The g.ts preuse- heren rerrei %
10 produce fo s1irrned 'he referee hc-a 'g9o ae n
before oue~uh tsy o. Apr 1873 a. ID ntck " 20 t1a
Us 10 Slsssu n ~ tT ~ Ne f'rs fn %
ani tier - On 1f ct'fr
lsrer t~rn. ard t1 le sailre cd SAGA
unbran.es aai-s tses r-spur TIE prrses ~
.d ever Hud-nn sesr-d ald 80 mans
hundred tri on n n'rn Nsfrfy 'rner q
Hudou and Ars rrd esienns st-y oa- hanied ee 70
o- kncvr sai np By s nIhrr rT mn~ Greeush ~ a.
rrt and hes rom Ans ~,
fterse urrherY urrfY 'et. anG ' k1"en a. nun'ef
f7f me ory kuosu -7d map nnmhef one
r8ed Hudon thence twenty -ev~a ieet 70 the
D rt frst uergned 40 ne are neanet ~ situate m ni
BOUNDED and lrcrhd fIoss Beguns % td nef 'nt -
tend ns es uu. feet and rvrn nene- " 1T and IA
nlhsf % pou' therceon pr 81 70 Hatoa T. I've
it and nh~- theme o n al on sirsh1
gve fe M ~ r he sn Hlln - hug three ie
ard on rh % ne 40 ne hoVe
fhe sfe ol W shng-1nsf k1oNn NJ
abve msansd a. n nbs' our and d-9ed sceo ins %
ssd nap A. pn' dft hanir@l and twelve Let
fom n. south tefy Nahnsou md Ano. IS rfn
'hrrce sogh ~ 'rry coarse nnrfy go - r~t ~ ~
naef s~ventsrn II thence nfh F.fy
eshy four 50 eci 20 wash
MT 4 ,heuse twenty the trst mntoa.t md
pee 81 rd rrs AFORESAID ot Wssh ngou - ie'nei
and iosBdst o. 10 al that pice ot known on ne
ra above nber five couenns ~ pori On ne
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ems o. n WILLARD, Referee.
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