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be seen, that in the the evidence in regard
% the gambling conspiracy his Honor sought emphaical
" To elicit information 10 the possession of some land
property SpottsyVan and four negroes in Frcdeicks
burg by WIN. Jones, one Of tho persons charged Tho
object to ascertain the Of Jones testimony Of
fercd wednesday last the occasion Of his becoming
bail for prisoner in the Of $780, that he possessed
200 Of land In Spo,ylvana and four negroes in
Fredericksburg The result Of the scrutiny was calculated
to leave very strong doubts in respect to this matter
his Honor the propeiy Of OBTAINING Jones pending
further inquiry into IL.
There may be hnpossibiies in theory, which may yet
yold to tho ingenious contriyances OF a comprehensive
wit, but TO battle eecuay his onor faculties Of idon-
uty, by disguise evasion, is not Of them.
lie can, by side glance his specaccs and with
out any apparent scrutiny, recognize an accuracy
which cannot be questioned any unfortunate fellow from
those dddingS who had within the last twenty years
graced the sacred vesbue Of Colonel Morgan. He can
measure him to hairs breath glance aud " he goes
oil without due othorwsc, call a member
tho Legisaturci lie do things broea, and no ms-
take.
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HUsrISGs COuRT.-Ths Court yesterday continued
their arrangements of the jury lists prescribed by
recent act Of Assembly They have gotten through this
business and will to-day the ordinary business Of
the Court.
The ratio Of the selections for jury purposes is twenty
out Of every thousand white males who shall act
any time when called upon
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We are glad TO perceive that natoy steps are on Dot
for the rebuilding OF the extensive factory on It'll
street aud Cary, owned by James Thom,s Jr Esq., and
lately destroyed by fire.
A number of hands are engaged clearing away all thc
damaged material about the building, and in n few hys
sufficient opportunities will be Afforded enter upon the
bIck work.
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AAroK's CouRr-Ffiddy July I5.--George Ensberry
was brought from the Jail, which place he was COM
mite IN default Of bail to prosecution for the
gambling Transaction to a charge of retailing
ardent spirits without license.
Martin V. Spicer, the victim in this Affair." testified to
the retailing the liquor to him Tuesday He noticed
the bar the second story OF the house with the
decaters glasses and other pariphernaias in that con
nection.
He was fined IS. Not paid when we left court. lie
rccommitted.
FERROUS DRIvNG.-Lewis ID. Crenshaw answered to a
charge offurou driving by his boys two teams of his
on sth street.
Tho charge prcferre at the instance OF his Honor
who witnessed the occurrence he passing down sth
street on yesterday TIC continued till to.uor
rev. the boys being absent and doubts being express
ed by Mr. Crenshaw the identity Of the drivers
His ll1nor will have look them tomorrow aud he
happens to be mistaken that point may put il down
Us No. /.
hesTs Hatcher and Webster charged with two
like offences, committed by their boys the eth inst on
Main street David Johnson one of the drivers il ap-
pcaIel old offender in that way aud in his case
hneC IS imposed In the other case was only ST.
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RANGE OF THERnoMgrgp

M w. Rm5oiph', nook Store i2i Iain Stree.
JOLT i5rH. ISL o'eoet. " o'5ioeE o'cioeL
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Registered notes in circulation
OF tho folio wing jeoomina.

lo},o.o W
Amount due 10 other banks In tho State 1891 81
Amount due to individual Dspo.itors sIe46 81
Amount dus for Engraving Bank Notes, H.,
and cost Of plates 2lsl rs
Interest account +.oi5 20
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20 Quite a coinmemdibe spirit h minif.stsI /, in.
section Of country shout Tredercksburg Tor the promote,
o'sgrcul'ural science. Two societies have been formed
ms fredericksburg Agricultural Society, and tho R,pp,
hammock Agricultural Society In each Of which much In.
e.' sPpea''o be taken BY the citizens Of their re.pec.
i've localitios
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Elective Judlstnry.

letter 10 the Editors, from LOUISIANA remark, met
dentAly 81 sorry elective judiciary works
badly" I, would Contradict and experience both
IL Il worked otherwise than badly History teaches the
acy OF this Of masy o:her Democratic notions but
her lessons thrown upon those who obey only
passion for change, matter what ard progress
ter ~hithcr.-kaf Estesiigsaeer. ~
Virginia one &C the last States TO adopt the
popular election of the Judiciary. Until the late Con-
venton, the effort TO introduce it had been resisted
by the conservative OF people-but the De
mocratc and progrcssve-downwar,ls spirit having
gained the ascendancy in our Legislature by whom the
election OF Judges made, it thought by many
that matters could not be made 10y any change
The first experiment Of the mode made last
year That owing to peculiar circumstances and
particularly to the fact that many of the old Judges
were men Of fine ability and great worth, resulted IA
vorably. Party politics were in great measure BAN
ished from the contest and candidate for Judge
ship took the stump resortei TO the ordinary arts
Of electioneerng. But who looks beneath the
surface was unaware that that external dcceicy was
preserved only by great efforts The dcmasogic spirit
was extremely restless and impatient under the re-
straint imposed upon it-and threatened frequently
to burst forth in spite Of all opposition We do not
expect that it will be long restrained and VIC rather
fear we have seen the first and last general election of
Judges uncoanected with personal solicitation Of votes
~
Gently took place in the Doctourt Circuit to supply
vacancy the old practice departed FROM and the
candidates harangued the soveregns and Other wise
elc,tioneered though they seeking 81 It in the
Legislature This is the beginning Of what we may
expect hereafter. Another election is about to be
held in the Bedford Circuit and; from the Indications
that will confirm our foreboingS
The men who founded on. Republic established the
hes, system of Free Government that the world has
evee seen. Demasosucs and drcame rs have been
busy in mixing alterations on their work, but they
have male no improvement All, under their
systems, possessed freedom OF person and Sc
curty of property, and they had guarantees for
their stability. Now, We have more liberty, il
is said-but its tenure is precarouS, and its Tn.
joym,nt interrupted by constant alarms The
omnipotence and despotsm of bare majority arc "a,
mlisrizing mems minds to a habtual resort to the
Tribunitian, or Veto, or One Man power fsvorite
expsdient of our Democracy, as it was Of that q
Rome who having establishe it for their protection
soon found it welded BY the Caesars for their de-
struction.
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cations at him as he passed along the
street, clambcring up the pulpit Stairs 70
catch his angelic words, was a sort Of
spectacle which The triumphant Gospel
often Witnessed in his day. And when II
IS known that his voice could be heard
by 10000 people; and that, ringing all
The Bri'ish Empire, as well as America,
he would often preach thrice op a work.
ing day, and that he has received, in one
week, as many as a thousand letters,
from persons awakened by his sermons;
if no estimate can be formed of the re-
suits Of his ministry, some idea may be
suggested of Ia vast extent and singular
effectiveness, North British Repic,p.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

NT OTlCE is hereby given, pursuant to an
lN order made by the Csurt OF Probate, of
Putnam county, Ohio, that I will offer Tor
gale, at the house Of Henry Green, in the
town OF Liepsic, in SAID county,
On Saturday the 26M doy Of November, "A n.
e. 1853.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
a O'clock, p. NJ, of snid day. the following
Real Estate. belonging to the Estate Of James
Sutton, deceased, late OF Pickaway county,
subject to the Dover estate OF Elizabeth Sut-
ton. his widow therein, to wit: ar
The south estquGrtcr of the south ,cest quar-
ter, Of section number tlcenty three, in town-
shin 'iun,ber t'eo north, Of range nan1ber
;ercn east, containing forty acres Of land,
more or less, situate in the co,chty Of Put
nam, aud State Of Ohio. ..-
Terms Of Sale.LOne. third cash in hand
one-third IN nine months, and the residue
in eighteen months, With interest from the
day Of sale, to be secured by mortgage on
the premises. 's'R4'o h0i S5ea if0l0 a''
( - JOHN pUNKEL, .qa,lnistrator
.',-. s'' Of Jan..s Sutton, deceased.
Oeteter IS, 1858 - 6b5
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ROAD NOTICE,

is hereby given, that petition
~ will be presented to the Commissioners
of Putnam county, Ohio, at their, next De.
cember Session, praying for an alteration Of
the road leading from Ottowa to Gilboa.
known as the Findley g. Kalila road, to wit .
commencing at the eHst end of Main Cross
street. OF the town of Otowa, thence east to
the cast line of the north west quarter of sec
lion twenty seven, Of township one norlh,
range seven east, thence south eastwardly 10
interSect the said road! ...-.ar IA.
October q. 1853. ---
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THE6GLORE:-

TIE OFFICIAL PAPER or CON-
/ GRESS, AND NEWSPAPER FOR
THE PEOPLE.
1T will be seen by the annexed extrnc'
Afrom letter of General Washington ic
David Stewart, dated New York, l7lh
March, 1890, that the idea of snch a pa
per as ! propose 20 make the Globe, orig
mated in the mind Of the mind Of the
Father of his County. He slid:
"Itisto be eamentcd that the editors Of the
different Guzcttes in the Union do not more
generally and more correctly Cnstead of stuff
ing their papers with scurrlity and nonsens-
icul defamation, VIII ch few wonld read ii
they were appriscd of the contcnts) publish
the debates in Congress on all great national
questions. The principles upon which the
difference of opinion arises, Us we'll the decis-
ions, would then C line fully before the pub
lie, aud afford the best dntn for itf judgment.
-pnfk's writings Of Washington, col. 10,
p. "a. .... Ir....... ..,-... ffa ....
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James Mackenzie, Guprdi-
an Of Hermann Togo,
mann, n lunalic, g..
PROBATE
COURT Of
P u 'FNANI
COUNTY,
Petition TO
Sell Land.
The unknown l,eirs, and
legal representatives Of
said Hermann 1'ege-

b mnnn, af1.- a. .,
TIME unknown heirs and legal repre-
IL ssuta,ives Of Hermann Tegemann.
yon are hereby informed, that on the 81
day Of November, A. D. 1858, said
Guardian filed bispe,ition, in The Probate
Court of Putnam County, State Of Ohio,
the obirc, ard prayer OF which p;li'ion
is 10 obtain an order for the sale Of the
following Real Estate, situate in the
County and State aforesaid, and bounded
and described as follows, to wit: being a
part of section number seventeen (l7O
in township number one g. north, o.
rnnge number seven ~ cast, and par
nf 'Ie south cnsl fraction, beginning Of
the south puartet-post Of the said seclian,
lhehce north lhirty.fvc degrees east,
twenty rods, TO Blunchard river, thence
down said stream, 10 tho land owned by
Henry Ridenour, thence south ninety
three rods md thirteen links, to the plncc
Of beginning, containing ten acres und
eighty rods: and also the following, TO
wit: being part of said section seven
teen, commencing on the south line Of
said section, on the llalfsection line,
thence west thirty feet, thence north
nine,y.three rods, thence cast thirty feet,
thence south on the hnlf,sec,on line
niuety-thrce reds TO the place of begin,
ming: also the following, being par, of
tho aforesaid section, aud described as
being the piece Of land sold and convey
ed by ]. Henry Felrmann and wife, to
SAID Hermann T'egcmanD, by their deed
executed and delivered OH the twenty
third day Of October, A. D. 1853, con-
tanning one and three >fourthS acres, more
or less; also, any aud all other lands that
may belong 10 said Hermann Tegemann,
in Ouowa township. in said county. Said
petition will be for hearing on the 2lst
day Of November, A. D. 1853.
JAMES MACKENZIE, Guardian
Of Hermann TGgemann.
November 4lh lS53.-T6561 -.. --
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. t.. . a. a y d s
Hollorays's Ointment and Pills, hare GU, cd
an liberated leg and Prercntcd .Anputation.
The wife Of Mr.. P. Baylis, of 8, Court, 2
House, Cheapsidc, Birmings sum, suffered for
more thun eight years. from dreadfully ul-
ceratcd limb ! during great portion of tha,
time, she was under medical treatment at
Birming ham, where she was frequently told
that ampntatlon must ultimately take p!acs +,
as it was impossible to heal the wound, -
However, under the advice of her friends.
sho tried Elolloway's ointment and Pills,
which have effected a perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others 81 imilarly affilct.
ed, to use them, after this proof Of theiref-
iicacy in ono OF the wore, cases. sev
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nj Office is hereby given, that there will
~ be petition presented to the Commits
soners of Putnum County, at their next De-
cember session, praying for county road to
wit: commencing at the counl road leading
from o. Tolburt's to the Bucyrus road on the
section line, between section thirteen Q3)
and fourteen (4 in township number two
(2) south of range FIVE ~ cast at the half Sec
ton corner Of said sec tion fourteen running
thence west on or near said half section line
until it ntersects the road on..he east side Of
The Auglaize river. 1866
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The new Methodist Episcopal Church, in
McNeaills ne;ghborhood, pear Findlny, liam
cock county, Ohio, will BY Divine permission
be dedicated to Alnng h.y God, Sabbath,
November 9th, by Rev, i. B, GuR"Ey, OF
TifHn. The meeting will commence or
Saturday previous, at tlcven o'clock, by Rev.
David GREY, Of FindIuy. Ministers, mem,
bers, and friends arc cordially invited to at.
tend. .,r........ .,. Us. DE LEAL.
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SIIERIFFS SALE.
Joseph Ridg way, Sen.(
Joseph Ridgwuy, Jun. 5
DECREE

Joseph RldgWay, Jun.) .r
VS DECREE
william Phillips.
NBY virtue decree Ia me directed from the
, court of Comm on Pleas OF Putnam coun-
", Ohio, will offer for sale at the door If
the court house in Kalidn, Putnam county,
Ohio. on Saturday the 81 day of December
ID. 1858. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. M. and four o'clock P. M. of said duy the
following described real estate to wit:
Inlot No. fifty .one 81 } inIot No. one humid
red (00) and the Northwest half oc inot
No. twenty (20) all in the town Of Kaldu,
Putnam county, Ohio. --..i,
Taken rs the property of William Phillips
to satisfy decree IN favor of Joseph Ridg-
way Sen. and Joseph Ridgway 'Iun.
s.5.. IA JOHN B. UCHEY, Sheriff. .
, SHERIFF's OFFICE, g- .sarI.a
Kalida, Putnam CO., o., November 81, 1853,
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NOTICE.

A LII pereons indebted to the estate of Da-
N vid Lyon late Of Putnam county decd,
are requested 10 make immediate payment
and those having equitable claims agains,
snid estate are desired to present them legal
" auth enti Gated for settlement within one
year. VIM. F. WHITING, admir-.
October goth, 1858. ..-.-A q "a. e.
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RAILROAD NOTICE. 'iG2.
OFFICE DAYToN AND MIcHie An, !
RAILROAD COMPANY, )
Sent. 81. 1883

w Sept. Il, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby givca thnt by resolution hsrs.
IN tofore made of tie Board Of Directors Of the
Dayton and Michigon Railroad Company, the Stock
subscriptions made said Compnnp were required to
he called in Subscribers in the county of Putnam
were by said resolution required TO pay five per cent
the amount oftheir stock, the 18th April last
and per every sixty days thereafter, until the
Whole ofsad subscription sIiouni he fully paid up.
Prompt payment Is essentially necessary of In.
sallments due, to meet the obligations and engage.
hoped that those subscribers Who in defnuh in this
respect, will hereafter he pnnctual, and tiat all the
stockholders viii do their part to the furtherance OF
the common interest. e-G str-' e.u.yuHe - U
Pay ofsuhscriptio IL in said county, may bs
made to Dr. CT. PoMEROY, Of ottown. WHO 10 IL
thorizad 10 receive payments cfStock apt receipt
therefor f# as".gHfi 0IH'gFco4I p.
BY Order of tic Board,
.l-.-Zn.y HENRY S. MAYO. Lo-
Treas, ID. & M, r, 4, Co,
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COLONEL MATTHEW LYON.

A native OF Ireland having been chos-
en- member Of Congress by the Vermont
Yaukocs, was tried for libel by lhe U. S,
Judges in 1893, sent four months TO Nrr.
gene. jill, fined $1,000 and reelected to
Congrc SIS by the Vermoters. On the
l2lh Of Januqry, 1890, he thanked them
from his dungeon; the odious selvitude
law was at length repealed, and Mr.. LY'
on's heirs received back the fine money
with interest 40 years a(Ier from Con,
rress. in ,okcn Of wrong done to thef
father. The prePidculial election in 1910
ven, into the House Of Representatives
Vermont sent but two members, one
Of whom, General Morris. voted for Aaron
Burr, but they could not persuade the
o,ber, who wns Matthew Lyon, to 60 that
way. II, prevented the vote Of ibe state
from being given TO Burr by casting his
vote for Jefferson.
Col. Lyon removed from Vermont TO
Kentucky, where he was again elected to
Congress for the first district. Bn. in
ls07-S he began to oppose the admins"
lration of jefferson, took a stand against
the embargo in 1909, became warm ad.
vocate in 1901 i for the United States
B4ak Charter, aud was left at home BY
the people. IN November 1919 he Of
fered himself candidate for the office
of an elector Of President and Vice Pres.
dent, in favor of Dewitt Clinton against
James Madison, but failed lls took
Son;hworlh's course during the war, and
in Dcc 1919, peliioned Congress to pay
Iim his $1,000 fine. His indictment
was under the sedition law, partly for HE
own remarks, and partly for publishing &
letter from Joel Barlow in France, 10
Abram Bldwin, in Philadelphia. Col. L.
is dead, but the time and circumstances !
am uuinformod Of .-.
A curious affidavit appears in Matthew
L. Davis Time Piece for February 1898,
made by J. N. IIavens Congressman
and snbmited.lo n Committee, Of PriviI-
ege Of the House Of Representatives.
The Speaker was in his chair, prayers
over, Mr.. Lyon in Ills sea, writing, and
MIR, Griswold (anolher member) at n dis
lance from him. lie went to Lyons Scat,
unseen by L., struck him several blows
with a large walking stick, gnve him a
blnck eye, and when l.. retreated followed
him and knocked him down. The ma-
,ri,y was federal in those days, and n
degree Of violence prevailed, far exceed,
ing any thing that has Unopened in ou'
times.--M -Mdckenz;e's Lipes of Irishman
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GEORGE WHIqEFTRLD.

liAH pIcuCHtIS'r Nluuy uaFoa s"' FNe'N =
him us sermon~makers, but none have
approached him as q pulpit orator Ma
ny have ouishone him in the clearEcss Of
theirloeic, tile grandeur Of their concep.
tions, and The sparkling beauty of siugI'
sentences, but n~the power OF darling
the Gospel direct into the conscience,
he eclipsed them all. With full and
beamihg counlenanco, and the frank and
easy port which the English people love
for il is The symbol Of honest purpose
and friendly assnrnnce-he combined a
voice of rich compass, which would equal
ly thrill over Moolfslds in musical thnn
der, or whisper lis terrible secret in eve.
ry private ear: and 10 this againly aspect
and ,nnerul voice he added a mos; ex-
pressiye and eloquen, action, Improved
by, conscientious rpTlctice, and instinct
with his earnest nature, his elocution was
tile acted sermon, and by lis pan,omimic
portrait, enabled the eye 10 anticipate each
rapid ullcrance, and helped tho memory
TO treasure up the palpaLle ideas. Name
ever used so boldly, OF witlrmnre success,
tho highest styles OF impersonalion. His
Hark! baik!' could coIjnre up Gcthse
name With lie Offering moor, mud awake
again the cry Of hoHofsrickrn innocence
---and an upoaropho to Peter or tho lio
" Msuni, would Igh up another Tabor,
and drown il. in glory from the opening
IIearen, His lhoIgbis were possessions,
snd his feelings were irsns'otmniions-
and If lie spoke bcc'use he fell, his bear
era understood bocnuse they saw. 'Fhey
were not only enthusiastic nmRteurs, like
Gurrck, who ran to weep and trcmhie
nj his bursts Of passion, but even the
colder critics of the WaIpole school were
surprised into momen'ary sympathy and
reluctant wonner. Lptd Cheslerf"ld was
listening in LNdy EInningdon's pew,
when Whit, field vas comparing the he.
nighled sinner to q blind beggqr on a
dangerous road. His little dog gets away
from him, when skirling tho edge Of Il
precipice, and he is left to explore the
path with his iron.sind staff. On the
very verge Of the cliff, this blind guide
slips through his fingers, and bounds a
way down the abyss. Al unconscious,
i's owner sinops down 10 regain it, and
stumbling forward rd-'Good God! he is
gnns" shouted Chesterfield, who had
hreG watching with broathlcsE alarm, the
LIind man's movements, and who Jumped
from his seat 10 save the cataslrophe.--
Bu. tho glory Of Whitrf-ld's preaching
wss ils heart kindled nnd heart melting
Gospel. But for this all lis bold strokes
and brilliant surprises might have been
no better lban The rhetorical liinmphs Of
Kirwau and oiharpu'pit drOm7!isls. He
was an orator, but he only sought to BE-
an evangelist. Like volcano where
gold aud gems may be dared forth as
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CAUSE AND FfFEcT.- Bennett, Of the
New York Herald, was an applicant for
The pest Of Minister TO France. Bennett
was r. jsclcd. The Herald is 'down ON
The Hamilton Tel. i.i
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THE only fountain in the wilderness
Of life, where man drinks of water lotnl.
y unmixcd with bitterness, is that Witch
gusles for him in the calm and shady re.
CESS of domestic life, hs1..fn1 Yl.5 ba
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0sT a Log Chain, belonging to Haviand,
with large and small hook, was brought
to my house on raising, it has been taken
away, or borrowed. in mistake. Whoever
has it will please return it. .. r--.f-r
Nov. @ 1851. JAMES MACK ENZIE,
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NOTICE is hereby Aiyen,, lha,

~ there wilibe petition presented to the
Commissioners of Putnam countv, Ohio,at
their December Session, for 1853, praying
TOR the following location and vacations OF
county reads. The location in said county
will begin on the southwest corner of soc-' u
tiontwen,y six (26) in Riley townshipiU
said-county, thence north along the section
line, unulit mtersects the county foaditead-
ing from Pendleton to Gilboa. The vacations
will be as follows: one will begin on tho
county line on Peter Deeler's land in said
township, ,hence north until to the coaaiyp q
road between John and Christian Luga5eel sn,
and the other will begin on the State read Il
from Pendleton 20 Findlay, about lonTi rods r
west from Christian D. Steiner's dwolinggkj
house, in said township, thence northeast
until on the snid section line, where the said -
location will be. y 9b e9pl s@l99 z
654T CHRISTIAN d. STEINER.