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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08

eccounis is e. 9ls go the total Of the accounts
81 go 800 :, being in all, 9ls Il as 10 Board Of
Health, stating that the appropriation for that Board
&C. SsisJ2 III also increase TO State school tax.
DC. 10 Con lnittee on Finance.
or sameln relation To Public Building Stock No. B. To
same, and be printed.
From same-ln auswer To resolution relating n pivil-
Chsihamst, Bowery and F0urth-cy., aad the Liability Of
the Harlem and oher Railroad Companies % such
Laid on tho table, 20 be printed.
From the Street COMMUNICATIVE that report. %
10 opening parts OF E'cvcuthnv and Ii yffIb-s AMI
Eleventh -ay. aud Ninety thirdst have been confirm
end asking that the time be fixed for the actual opening
To Committee Roads.
From The CommissOner Of Streets ami Lamps-C liling
attention to communication a July T. stain, an
appropriation Of el0O 900 would be 20 cary the
DEPARTMENT through the year. also stating that the
tractors for cleaning streets from have fjuni
htm'elves unable 10 conform to The specd cations aai
although Their first bills have been due for DAYS only
one has az yet 10 the OF account Sc
10 COMMITTEE on Cleaning Streets.
From COMMISSIONER Of Repair and Suppes-Wlih "a
tin aes for building staonLouse for Ninth Ward Police
end recommending TINT 65J b appropriated. To Com
mlttee on Repairs, &c.
FEOH BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Reports in relation to Second-Hv Railroad Company in
favor Of OmliOmsng tax of ISL against Metropolitan
Bank. To Committee on Finance.
ordnance Ia prevent driving cattle through the streets
IN relation to inspectors and Saers Of Fights aid Mea-
sUr.s. To Committee Ordinance.
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock.
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SL-fTERY IN INDIANA,

Correspond ues Of The ". \ Tutane.
JIFFFRsONyILLE. Opd. Tuesday, Aug. |. b-Ii.
Tie JefeTsonyille Railroad Company have intro
duced aud carried uto effect certain rules and rega-
tous peculiar to ss =ehoding State, thereby estsb-
hne the principle o. slavery il the State Of Indiana
fy the tran sfer Of large amount 0l the stock 10
sIecuators in Louisville prepODdersace " the d.
Ipctory ha. been scared to ssveh0lders. khe Pres
dent Of the Company is a resident of thai city Tue
IF ret of this controlling influence being gigen 70 pro-
slavery interests ass been the adoption u rule re-
curing every sOlored PERSON applying for q
passage over their road to prove 10 their agents
by some responsible citizen OF Jefersonyil!e that
they are free Papers however well authen-
ticoted, are sOt sufficient They must have n
passport from well-kn,sn resident OF this city be-
fore they cen BE- admitted 10 seat ia the ears; thus
Recognizing L TO be IL cir duty 10 act patrols fo.
Kentucky Shareholders, and clearly establishing .,e
existence oil Slavery ia free STATE; ard that in en-
tempt Of laws aid the moral sense Of pee pie.
If Any .hing is wanting to prove the seryiay of
the ofcers aid agents Of the Company resdsst on
this side Of the river, know not what il is. Their
oyerwesnipg anxiety 10 please their southern masters
prompts them to scts Of il Justice and 20 lsSui, tDe
people of IBGsna aud trsmple upon the honor OF ol
State. This bad, if not than the muoduc''n
Of Slavery into kansGs II is Introducing u mo so
ereign state BY Incorporated COMPANY neIu ana =.
Quired By the very law Of their existence a.
public carrier. will, ut let or bndrsace all person. VINO
srply for rsssace Much iftnstice and injury nave
e,.s " &c. sosrv~. " Ge vYo.s.'"a y. 4i' ss'
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TIE CUOLTR A.

BALTIMORE, Monday, August 7, 1884.
Al The Baltimore County Alms.Houso for the last "a
tosr there have been nine OF cholera and two
d,siss The whole number of deathsi since the com
spfeent Of the disease here has been 81 and the deaths
80
The mortality for the week has been 1913 deahs-none
q them Of cholera OF these under year, "a;
updsr ten years. %. Two OccasjOned by cholera
rohus three OF disrihcn, twelve Of consumption. The
decrease of the whole number Of deaths compared with
he previous week WA -.
NIAGARA FALLS, Monday, August 7, 1854.
The cholera has subSidcd here. We have not now one
sse TO report at any Of The hotels.
BJFFsLo, Monday, Aug. 7, 1884.
The deaths in this city by cholera during the week end
hg Oh Saturday night last reached 7O of whom so were
German Irish, Americans, and from various Other
fsuntries.
AT the Falls Of Niagara, cholera has entirely dsap-
tared Mrs Poriers deuh being the only one that has
occurred during the past FIVE days.
Tbe weather ia cool and pleasant
PORTLAND, Monday, Aug. !, 1884.
The wife and three CHILDREN Of John ID. Cardiff, an
fhmsn residing in Brack died of cholera on Fri
dsy and Saturday. Mr. Cardiff also attacked but IS
rev in fair way of recovery But few other cases OF
cholera have occurred here.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.


itopykT TO A NORTH RIVER srEAHBoh-'Nh' ~"
M steamboat Hero which left this City Tor Albany VI
s,,ax evening at o'clock with large number OF pas
go. hcn A little above Sing Sing broke her star
beard crsnk. .;,oo,ao,
na shoct WAS very heavy, and the greatest excitement,
WA raised among the passenger hgh'ened IN no
d ~ tho foct that the boa. was then IN iu Wow u
,s .or tho Mace where the Inflated Henry 'i"!
took ERE. -, 49,, wildly about:
NJ os the femalcs tainted others ran "nais 'oou.
a. " d continuously at the top of their VOICES
On. ,.ousn seized her two children by 'ne ha.' u
had. sn5 WINS about TO leap overboaru' VIC" '"'
s,c,n,cd end forced back % the eab'n' ,,no
o., Cas- and his daughter were ON poH'u' auN '"'
g. ~. vary active and efficient in keeping orue',
~. oor,.e Of fifteen minutes the beWudered Oh" sa
e,,, were GAINED down and safshed 'nS n0'
sue in no possible danger. ,ha d;s .ster
Ana, ,sl hours work in tryingt repair inc o'
u. boa, was nut about and returned !" vns
Mo LA ~ with only one wheel, il vas s1 Glove
isdsy morning before the passenger
~'tDg point ,t,
LATER yRoN TIE YRANktlN' 1850
NoK1cnEs, Saturday Aug . 1907
Ii. s,esner Franklin is no further damaged man VIC"
llsst WROTE She lies so high thst e' low ""'0.'
ssk down and reach her without weans DIS ee- cool.
The engineer has gone the City to get men ""I
Gu, away the wheel on tho seaward SIDE VINO" Az
u be able 10 move her Off. 49, 5, ,ha
The goods and machinery arc now all landed' 'uu
Nip % lisht az she csn be until the wheels are
examination Of her hull proved that abe hss iV '''
nstn wrenched much.
2As ip Palestine wiz be launched from the AMP
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Affairs AT NEWORLEiNS.

Correspondence Of The \. \. Tbune
NEW ORLEANS, Monday, July ii, 1854
The publication Of the testimony taken by the Com
m.itce of Investigation Of sur Assistant Board OF Al
,!.Imru, has created considerable amusement for the
million. 1t Is certainly rich exposure. and although
tie Committee consider the matter Of little conse-
qutnce the public 10 not appear to be disposed {"
ndorse the opinion Of the said Committee. Tas Tre
Ded enjoys the sport very much and has had several
very spicy editorials on the subject
The 81 Charles Hotel closed for the season on Sat
urJay 4 grand dinner Was given the occasion.
wL:ch was attended by popular Mayor, Gen.
John l.. Lewis,) Judge Walker, Col. Lnmsdeu, and
otltr distinguished citizens. The Ncrandah Hotel
will Ic kcpt open for the and under its new
managers will become very popular. They have
color,d weiters which in these "know-Nothing"
times are Il fayorite substitute for Irish
IN, report. from our Cemeteries for The week end
ing Yesterday morning show a considerable reduction
in the number of deaths compared with the reports
Of previous weeks The total mortality being only
~ follows:
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Of Mcssrs. Jacob A. Wostoryelt & Co.. at the foot
soyeuth-st.. East River. at ?, O'Clock this morning.
The Palestine il about 2sO feet in length on deck aui
measures about 800 tuns She is 10 be commanded by
Capt Edward g. Tinker, and is intended for John Girls
VOID 5 line 81 London packets.
sTFAMTRs
Ihs for the Liverpool and Philadelphia line j. nearly
ready for and the Jura Cor the ,unard Company has
been launched and promises be the 6ae Of the screw
feet for that company. Tho large steamship Persia
about 800 feet long for the latter company IL not ia frame
yet. only three of her compartments being up and it
probably will he twelve months before she is re- tdv
EFiv VFssEIs GLOUCRsTER.
During the ak months, ending july l. "a we learn
from The 7ehCr0Dh there have been enrolled in the Dis
trict Of Gloucester hyegh schooners and one "a
making Aggregate Of 1858 tuna Of tho thiry-eght
scbooDers twenty nine built Essex Fix at Gouces
tor H0Tbor ono at Anuiuam aud salisbury Mass.
Thirty one Of ihen owned Gloucester Habor three
of Essex, one NJ Annsqua two at RJckport and one at
Herpswen, Ne. OF tho thirty remaining IN the
Gloucester District thirty five in the fishing business.
Their aIe rsge iunnage IL about - tuns
nv Telegraph
SAFETY THT STEAMER ADMIRAL.
EAsTPoRT Monday, Aug. !, 1884.
The steamer Admiral has been got off and tOwed 10 this
port There is large hole in Der bottom but il is thought
tina. she be repaired. Her ;hncry has suffered
very little damage, except by water.
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HORTICULTURAL. SOCIETY.

conversational meeting held last evcnin. free
10 The public at No s00 Broadway discuss the morris
Of the flower, exhibited. The attendance wa larger
than usual JOINS GgAsroy presided at frat but gave
wry 10 the PRECEDENT, SHYFHErD kNAPP.
large variety q; lOwers the table. 4 Com
mit.ee appointed Ia pronounce them who reported
in very vorabe terms and awarded several prizes The
meeting then adjourned by vote 70 meet next Monday
evelinr when the method Of preparing strawberry bcd
Il 10 be discussed
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say JLAN NOT BLOCKADED.

To "A, Editor IF IN n l. T'''tne
srr The report in The Herald hia morning that the
of s,p Juan or Greytovn Nicaragua is in state Of
kncl,d. and that Point Arenas is held by the BntnA
Commando Tor any purpose whatever, Is entirely IN
founded.
On the contrary, when the star Of the Wet @fs oil en
element bad subsidized and everything was IN % aaSe
ora ss.,fse,ory O condition % could be desired.
Z l. TIsKLyPAUGH. Commander Of stesn:sp
Hee. Ys~t, Aus = isA ''A' w"
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OF this number ~ were of yellow fever, " o.
TYPHOID and scarlet leyers. of cholera, and Is o.
dysenery ard Giarrhca Forty of the deaths were o,
children under two years Of age Capt walker, o.
the ship Lady Franklin of your city WAS buried yes
terlay in the Protestant Cemetery. George f. Hall
and Sarah Batey from Maine, were also buried In tho
same cemetery. They all died OF yellow fever
The weather Is pleasant. Business rather duh;
large party have just returned from visit 10 fass
Msnc6ac and the Jackson Railroad. A new city wac
ipauQurated named FILLMORE City, and officers woro
elected The read will be open to the state line Oh
thr 18th of August
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HUDSON RIVER MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

SARATOGA, Monday, Aug. 7, 1854.
The DalH Wig announces this mOrnng that John
Mott has been appointed Receiver Of the Hudson River
Marine ind Fire Inaaucc Company, located at Crescent
this County. We learn that previous TO the appoint
meat of the Receiver judgments amounting to seventy
two thousand dollars were confessed favor of the late
Soretary of the Farmers Bank Of Saratoga County.
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xxXIIID CONGRESS-. =. .Fnsr SESSION
TIE FINAL ADJOURNMENT.

WAsmxGroS Monday Aug. :, 1854
Tbe.SOoate met at clock This morning. but without
s,pssct.pg any business, adjourned sine de-
uouss The members assembled at -. No business
q, transacted and tho speaker soon after pronounced
as House adjourned sine dc.
A general shaking Of hands &c, followed, and the
amber, loft the Hall.
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DESTRUCTION OF SAW WILLS BY FIRE.

BANGOR, Me-, Monday, aug :, io'f'
The new block of sawmills at Brewer Ntisge o"neu
tresy morn,ne. together with 100000 feet Of lumber
The block contained gang OF saws one single N
lab single and Cupboard machines SASH aaa o ohd
factory SC The loss is estimated at el5 Ooo 10
insured for 90 900. II. g, .. ,,,;,e,
The schooner Canton of Newburyport when waS 'yns
u he wharf was damaged 20 the eAteAt oil sA''VV'
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DROuTH IN NEW AMpsHIRE AND VERMONT

Letter. speak OF severe drouth in portions OF vermont
and New Hampshire No rains have fallen since June anu
The growing crops are seriously affected in consequence
Ms CbsIn mother of the Rev. +. II. Chaplin died In
Boston early this morning. - .,d
The Rev DIR Wood, uf Audover, IL seriously ILL., anu
there are no hopes nteItsned of his recovery.
We have no Ship arrivals TO day worth reporting
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VINCINNATI, SAturdayi aug D, Io'f'
The weather here pleasant Rain has fallen through
on, the State, but none in This vicinity ~
The river is quite low, measuring only TWO ieet egn'
h6hts
Eastern Exchange il quoted at Ia II premium
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IHE CAPTAIN OF THE BRIG GREY EAGLE.

PHIL,DEIr MA Monday, August !, Ioof
Nicholas W Dcrald, the alleged Captain of the SLAYER
tsg Grey Eagle whose trial postponed GU saturday
again up before the United States Commissioner tins
morning but further postponed on account OF the
absence Of material Witnesses.
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BALTINoRE, Monday, Aug. 7, 1854.
The death Of John nrcrarity the surviving partner OF
N. d.ne uisbod commercial house of Panton Leslie \
vo,bss isanuounccd in the Pensacola papers.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

Tier, Is Wing gam in the above counties, compared
"A ,he as. Guhornatoria election Of liG.
Dockey is reported 70 have geincd in Wayne and Dau
hin. and to have lost in Nash.
Tor the Legislature, the losses and gains about
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nun1rpA Ar ST. JOIN, n. B.

BOSTON, Monday, Aug 7, -,
Tbe-s we,e 2cl deaths by cholera in 81 John n. ID,
and the adjoining parish Of Portland during Inc ~'VN
t0d.ng az room on the 80 INST
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srCoSD DISPATCH.
,e Wing gain 10 these counties is I2i.

The Whig gain IN these counties Is IA.
The foregoing returns are partly official and partly
sasd
E'LEicH, Monday, Aug. 7, 1854.
Craven County gives Dockcry WING ~ majority;
n.ufor Dockory $50, Bragg $780, Hartford County,
pcksry 3Oe Bragg 23'; Gates County, Brsggs major
aus
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TtaUs NJ steamship NJ srion Poa,er. srrriv"f ct ~
TOR, LA uor.ag .. acl,cs IA 70 Loars from caa'e>toa.
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TTLRIERS TNInN-

The German Furriers met Oh Saturday night at Rick
tons Brewery, No. 81 Forsyh-s 70 take into con-dora
ton how and how far their situation may be ameoTaed
md also to form n Protective Union
Mr. LvTGE called the meeting to order, and nOminatef
Mr.. JACoB FUEsT rs temporary Chairman.
After a lengthy debate a 20 the legitimate order OF
proceeding il resolved TO call the Society the Fu
iers Mon (kjrscieHc IereE.) The following officers
were th, u elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08

a Committee was also appointed to draft a Constitution
ard Bylaws for the government OF the Society after
which the meeting adjourned to next Saturday evening"
Apg IL, at the same time sud place
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED
nv MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
NssHiNGToS. Monday, A

NSHTN''IWN, UVU'IU!i AUG ~ ITJI.
II. Administration are very compaceu, to-day. They
hitter themselves thai the Reciprocity business will
,c,hen them in tho North and prove fair ose, TO the
E,brsska BILL
...,jn TIE Union Of to.morro II fills nine columns
XXXIIIp CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.
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OrfIu or CoMvi.>rosrR OF JrnoE.,

The psre, Of Grand Jurors drawn during that period
not been returned this office the number drawn
or the whole number Of Jurors so drawn, there were
for thai service cannot be stated.
Southern shield., 1854-01-21
DRY GOODS,

consisting in part of the following:- Brown sheetings and shirtings, bleached do.; heavy Lowells, cottonade, blue drillings, brown and bleached do.; bed tickings; linen drilIings; musquito net tings; fancy dress goods, alpacas, muslin de laines, mus. de swiss; balzarines, cot ton yarns, carpet warp, batting, carpet. ing; spoil cotton, gloves, hosiery, etc. Also,
 GfOCerieS.-Coffee tea, molasses, refined crushed and brown sugars, all. splce, pepper, nutmegs, cloves, indigo, madder, ginger, tea, vinegar, candles, starch, powder, shot, lead, etc. | HardWare.-Table and pocket cutlery, grain and brier scythes; trace, log, OK, and fifth chains; hoes, shovels and spades, steel corn mills; mill, cross cut and hand-saws; files, teakettles, en- amelled kettles, castings and hollow ware, butts and screws, tap-hinges; chop lping, broad, and hand axes, trowels, rat traps, ,currycombs,steel and iron squares bench moulding, g,match and brace planes
 Hats.--Fine Beaver, Mole-skin, Panama. Leghorn, and palm-leaf hats; also, Caps.
 Ready-ns0de CgOthing.- Fine dress cloth and drad d'ete Coats, cashmere Pants, ana a full assortment of spring and summer Clothing.
 sNediCineS.-Sulphate Quinine, ICalomel, Blue Mass, Epson Salts, etc. Also--Paints. and Oils.
 | Furnitawe.-They will keep constant ly on hand a general assorment of Fur Initure, consisting of Bed-steads, Bureaus, Ward-robes, Chairs, Sofas, Mattresses, work-stands, wash-stands, Cribs, etc. Also, window Sash, of all sizes window blinds, doors, etc.
 | Cooking StoUes-Of which we have an excellent variety. Iron-Bar, slab and rod iron; hoop do.; cast.steel, 'wrot and cut Nails, horseshoe do.; finishing mails, etc.
 l Mationery.-School Books, blank Books, memorandas; cap and letter Pa' lper; black and blue Inks, Inkstands, quills, slates, steel pens, pencils, etc. | Saddlery.-Ladies' and mems Sad Idles; brides, halters, martingales, surcln' lgles and girths, horse collars; extra brl' Idle reins and rings, etc. All of which Twill be sold onthe most reasonable terms. | H. P. COOLIDGE < Go. | Helena, May 24, '5l.
 NALL styles white Silk Bonnets;-
 A Straw Bonnets; Misses Bonnets, Flats, &c. Just reed by
 l BUMPASS, CLOPTON & Co. l Sept 9, '53.
Southern shield., 1854-01-21
H. P. COOLIDGE S' co
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL COnmassiOn S- rOreCarRins Merchants FHNHE subscribers having received E- their SPRING $. SUMNER stock, are now prepared to supply their customers with goods at very moderate prices. They will endeavor at all times to keep on hand a complete stock of
Southern shield., 1854-01-21

Township 20 North, Range Ea,
 section 2l
 section p Tooth side. Black River.
 section 23 both sides Black River,
 section 24 both sides Black River.
 section 9
 section 26 both sides Black River.
 section 27 Tooth sides Black River.
 section 28 [both sides Black River.
 section 29 both sides Black River.
 section 30 both sides Black River.
 section 3l Tooth sides Black River.
 section 32 Tooth sides Black River. section 33 (both sides Black River.) nv ar sec 34 (both sides Black River.) W hlf of S " ar sec 34
 ne or offs W qr sec 34 ne ar 34 n hlf of qr 34 Il hlf 35 hlf of W qr 35 nwqr offs ar 3 n ar 36 hlf ofn or 36 Township 2l North, RGage East. hlf of n ar nwqr seqr | e hf 2 hlf of W hlf 2 wqr of n W qr ? swqr offs wqI 2 n hlf of n hIf 3 hlf offs hlf 3 hlf of hlf 4 Il hlf of qr 6 nwqI 6 " hlf of W qr 7 hlf offs W ar 9 seqr9 9 hlf of n ar 9 section 10 section Il section l2 section l3 sectinn If section 15 hlf of ear IT swqr of qr IT eqr of n qr I7 W hlf of hlf Is hlf of hlf l9 SC qr of ar i9 hlf of e qr l9 sw ar 20 Inf ofn " ar 20 east hlf 20 CONCLUDED IN SUPPLEMENT-.
 JESSE A. JACKSON, State Land Agent, Helena District. January 21, 1854.
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 east half 27 hlfs W ar 27
 west half %
 section 30
 section 3l
 nwqr 32 W hlfs w ar 32 hlf w hlf 34
 east half 34
 section 35
 section 36 Tovnship IA North, Rmage I East. hlf wqr sec 12
 east half 12
 section 13 " hlf W ar IA
 south hlf 8
 ne ar g
 section 24
 section 25
 section 26
 east half 27 hlf W ar 27
 ar 2S hlf n e ar 29 n hlf w ar B
 east half B
 section 34
 section 35
 north hlf 36
 neqr 36 n hlf s w ar 36 seq ar W ar 36 7ownship Is North, Rmage 4 East. sw qrs W ar sec 19 w hlf n w ar 30 Iownship l6 North, Range 4 East. Il hlf n qrse }
 ne ar , w hlf s W ar ,
 north hlf 6
 wqr $ n hlf s ar 6 ne ar n " ar 2 Toaonship r North, Range 4 East. W fri ar sec 3 " hlf s " ar 3
 fri section f
 fri section ,
 fri section $
 fri section 7
 fri section s " hlf n w or 9 hlf n ar IT
 ar IT W hlf W ar IT
 section IS
 section 19 W hlf W ar 20
 swq ar 20
 shlfs ar 20
 section 29
 section 30
 section 31
 section 32 W qr n W ar B n wqrsw w ar 33 TO'cnship IS North. Range East.
 section 1
 section ;
 section 3
 north hlf 4
 n hlf hlf 4 seqr s e ar 4 sE ar war 4 hlf " ar , hlf ar 6 " hlf W hlf 6 east half ' swqr '
 section s
 north hlf g " hlf sw ar 9 nv wqr 3 north hlf 10 hlf w qr 10
 north hlf II
 n hlf n hlf 12 sw qrnwqr l2
 nv ar 15 whlf s " ar 15
 north hIf IT n hIf ar IT
 wqr IT
 north hlf IS n hlf hlf IS swqr wqr IS W hlf n wqr 19 sec qrnwqr 19 hlf n ar 19 south half 19 nwqr 20 whlf s wqr 20 s hlf s " ar 27 wqrne ar 2S hlf s se ar 2S s shlf n wqr 2S swqr 2S wqr ear 29 SC ar n " ar % " hlf n W ar % south hlf % section 30 section 31 section 32 section 33 n hlf W ar 34 sw qrnwqr 34 swqr sw ar 34 Township l9 North, Range 4 East. W hlf of n W ar 3 SC qr of e ar 4 nv ar f
Southern shield., 1854-01-21
Township 2 North, Range 5 Vest.

Il III II w IT ots no 4 &5nwqr ' hlfe hlf 9 " hlf " hlf 10 hlfe hlf 13 W hlf n W ar l5 neqr ne ar l9 ots no 2 & 3 n wqr 19 n hlf n hlf 23 hlf n e ar 24 seqrs s ar 2S W hlf ar 28
 SC ar 2S W hlf n W ar 2S seqrn W ar 28 e hlf e hlf % hlfs e ar 30
 swqr 30 Lots 3 & 4 n W ar 30 n fri hlf 3I n hlf s hlf 31 Lot 3 s W ar 3I seqr s G ar 3l W hlf W hlf 32 n hlf n hlf B Township 1 North, Range l East. sw ar w ar l nv ar W qr l e hlf n ar 2 ne ar ear 2 hlf n e ar 8 Sc ar n wqr 3 W hlf n W ar 3 south hlf 3 east half 4 n hfs w ar 4 n hlf s hlf 5 north half , north half 6
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