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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-29
MEDICINAL.
DISCOVERY OF rTEE AGE.
PROFESSOR WOODS UNEQUALED HAIR hEoio-
RATIvR.-OLD LADIES AND GENTLE

DISCOVERY Ok Ita H - - -
PROFESSOR WOODS UNEQUALED HAlk RESlo
RATIvE.-OLD LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN! ,.,
MANY Ladies and Gentlemen have been P1e.,en.o
WI from forming good match for lie, II neir -,
hair bald heads had not changed their appear', "a
much that they were regarded old ana ,hs
persons Therefore al this aud avail ,,icIe
opportunity supply yourself ut once WIN an, -, ali
which has never failed 10 give entire tsi"''o" "
who have used il. -, -. tnrns
IL will rive the Bald headed youthful LOOKS, . Is
grew Hair 10 its natural color, and removes az, S,ia
and dist~rccabie matter from the Scalp l;
rates th. Hair makes it soft and CLASSY rs o an
ents act uDon the roots OF the same AZ mas 49, % H.
by scientific US well 10y men wh" sVtu u'So 80, 81,
pubc esteem and found satisfactory. oNol 'NVo ~
i.~ have already been sold within he iast utec
i'm IN. city of ST. Louis aud vicily am over W.
nuuber in the States of Ohio hentaeky, Indiaha ana
Illinois or the immense quantity oi letters anu eef"n
ts bieI are voluntarily sent every day To the fropri
- h.. would selct a lew and submit them here To the
pablics attention:
ST. LOUIS Oct. "a. 1853
Prof woop-Sir: At your request, whnnsi! give
Won state ment the effects of your Hair Restorative
nm an m hair. commenced it, when my hair was
site gray aud began its effect IN restoring
the natural fluid it, il Immediately hegan 10 cabge 10
its native color. until is entirely restored ana from
carefully watching its effects am satisfied that Is nol
only eutree healthy in its effects, but that " iiiu!
applied according directions. no lady will be cisap-
pointed. therefore ceerfully recommend TO all my
friends and all who nave for such an article.
Respectful. yours, &C..
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ROOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AN ID SHOES
kNE are opening good assortment OF Mems Calf,
w Grained Goat and Kip Boots. Mems Kip, Grain
ed, aalf, goat and enamelled Brgans; Won,ens split
side stitched. grained. calf aud enaelled Bootees DO
enameIled grained, Kid. calf and morocco Buskins do
split calf goat, kid and Slippers Mems grain
ed 10 Boys and Childrens Shoes All Of which ere
purchased ofthe manufacturers aud their ag nts aud
which are now for sale AS low the present high price
OF stock will permit. for such class Of work, having
poor goods in our house. Call aud examine at
mlI2l MORGAN, KEEN ~ PRESTON.
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DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.


INTERVENING TO MERCHANTS.
T-NOSTER 81 BROH have just been making large adj
IL dtons tn their former stock Of Staple ana eney
Groceries, which swes to of the largest anu most
complies stocks To- be found Dywhere. They would re-
specially cali the attention of their friends and dealers
stock and pri es, they determined to make
IL TO their interest TO buy i'm this market. lapl2
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MORGAN, KEEN al PRESTON,


BOOTS. oks HAS. PosNETs. &c.
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
WE have just received l59 packages OF our Spr ng
w purchase. which we are opening. consisting OF
Philip Allen IL Sons, Globes, Sprague's, Dunnels,
Harrop's, CIyde's. American, Cocheco and Merrimac
fancy colored solid black aud mourning Prints French
AID American fs, cold rich fancy wns; domestic anu
foreign Oil cold plaid Gnghams. elegant styles OF Der
reyes black Silks great ETY. of Pant Stufs Linen,
sooilen California Gold-mNed Cottonades, PLAIN,
plaid and fancy do; gold mixed Tweed Coatings. Linen
do plain and twed black woollen do. various styles oil
Ticks bleached Muslis nnc brown do, luc ard brown
aud cold Drills DE inns, NanKeens, York Coatngs.
ShrIng Stripes, Checks furniture do furniture Prints
plain black woollen Doeskins and Cassimeres, black
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens, A Sheetngs, 3 do and
Baggiug. dc. -.
We will constantly be in receipt of goods during
the entire Since these goods have ived mer-
chants burning daylight AID losing freight in going
up the river to make purchases We buy American
goods cf the manufacturers and their agents and none
but them sell lower than We can. worth the at
tenton Of any person interested IN American Manuf,c
lures call and examine the beautiful styles and de-
signs prints. Here you will greater variety
of the best Prints in the country, than any Agent IN
New York Philadelphia Offers for s.le.
We respectfully invite the trade examine stock
feeling assured thatthe lie. and qualities Of goods
will attract the eye OF the closest BUYERS and will CON-
pare with any of the size in the country. Give
u all. lmhl1
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Mt. VERNON * EVANSVILLE STAGE
LINE.
se-ASsT1 THEundcrsig ed will commence
ming the above Line Sent " ee lly after
the LIST OF ipri neat leaving Mt Vernon every Tues
day and Friday mornings at O'Clock, and leave Evans.
vile every "Wednesday and Satu rday at O'Clock.
Stage Office II the W ashngton House.
nih29 If J. b. GREEN, Proprietor.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION FfOU3E.
THOMAS 81. w : f:ssEE.
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street. View York.
)kiNG long established with extensive connection
In tI' pvc uass. respectfully soiicits coiss
ments of Ill ind Of Western Produce which will -r =
nmediate aad pcrs nal attention at the lowest pns-L.e
scale of charges. Pa rticar will be be.tov ed
consignmchs of Oraceo aud lihcr.l cash advances
made on all shipments when required hy
J. IL. IAGHEE Il CO..
fcb21n Evansville, Ind.
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ID. 4 JOHNSny,S
oct5i&w

ID. =. JOHNSON,S
HOTEL AND RESTAURAT
- V:ns strest. 5efuesn Water and -
II N (oJ First sts.. Heariy oPpo AEgA
MY safe -3iLis s. Hvres No.
~ ID. ;. JOHNSON BEGS TO AP.-.sk-@
prise his pairons, aud the public generally that he has
opened the above ne establishment, and prepared.
furnish meals al all hours in the approved style.
Venson, Game of all kinds in season and fresh Oys
tiers drought in Ice from Baltimore in to hours Away
hand.
BALL will be given by the Proprietor every Thurs
day night, until further notice. mhs-u
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III There are many young gentlemen, IS well as plen-
Is of old ones whose eads turning gray which gives
the former good deal Of uneasincs, and exposes the
81 tn. latter To avoid these little perleXities We
advise such Of readers Professor Woods Hair
Restorative which will in the course of fsw weeks.
cnng whitest hair its natural color II does not
dye the hair ike of the hrr resortves, but pro-
duces gradual change ocnlOr from the roots VI the hair
the final end and gives il fine aud GLOSSY apearance
We have seen many persons who have used It success
f aud who pronounce ii the onl. invention which has
come up to their idea Off ''surc for gray heads y
We commenced using tabout two months since and
judge of and beauty, it made us at least
ten years younger. In fact, beginning IN look
quite young again, and feel very much like getting
young wife. The change Is miraculous, and would be
difficult find gray hair it woul1 be To fnJ
an idea in lht head Ofthe Duke of buckingham. We
know several old maids and some young widow whose
locks just beginning si.yery hue, and who
have been talking seriously Of rcs"rtih to this remedy,
and We advise them MOTTO delay longer nerer fails.
Sc LoHis Herald.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Rcia l. 1T No. ia
Market street. under Wymans Hall, ST. Louis. Mo.
For sale in Evansville, Wholesale ard Retail. by
| nov ID 6mdNw HALLOCK & SrODDARD.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tszOLfsS n y A. ID
IJ0pkINS & READ are now receiving their Spring
l. Stock of Dry Goods Carpets, Oil Cloth Mdtlings,
Wall Paper, Looking Glasses and Window Shades. 10
which invite the attention OF the citizens of Evans
Vile ard the neiyhboring town. Our STOCK will be
more attractive this season than and will offer
greater inducements to Cash Buyers than have
done. Our stock is open TO all, and time will be
devoted to the psopIe- apl-2md
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RlTTROLFF a. SONS,
DEALERS PINE SILVER wATcHts. GOLD CHAINS
F.NE ALL KINDS SILVER wAkf, CLOCKS
sPEcr .rLRs &c. MAIN STREET. BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND, EVANSVILLE, IA.
70 WE have constantly on hand large and COM
tN rlete assortment of the above named goods, and
&. ,ssw sell them low any house in the Vest, We
therefore respectfully invite all who desraus ofhgy
ing Watches Jewely, 10 give call before purchase
ing elsewhere as make il to their interest to buy
OF US ldec2Iy.
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ST. LOUIS, September 90, 1853.

ST. Louis, Septe mber %, Ie53.
Dear Sir: BY the advice of friend of mine who had
been using Hair Restorative was induced TO try it,
discovering, to great asonishment that my friends
hair. which, when last him before, gray
had been completed restored to its original color having
Zine glossy appearance as it had when knew him
twenty ago.
IcoinneIced using the Restorative about five weeks
ago, and perfectly convinced that will produce the
desired effect having restored the color Of my hair
than half which white to precisely the
il wheu twenty years old, with the same heal
thy and GLOSSY appearance have no hesitation In re
conmcndinr my friends and the public generally,
belle that us-d according directions they viii
notbc disappointed. Yours very respectfully,
n II. HOLMAN.
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THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
EAII.HREI


MOT that we me an to say the Exhibition in New York
~ was failures no. there were very handsome things
of all Nations exhibited there's but the expectation
through the whole country and particularly Men York
was great, that many Storekeepers intended To make
fortunes year laid la heavy stocks of the finest and
best Goods-and consequently. that our homeloving
people din like spend their noney by the bushel.
said at home and of those fortune seekers had TO
fail and give up business.
Our Buyer in New York. who is ALWAYS on the lock
out for good bargains, customes well know had,
couple weeksag good chance 10 buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
at FAR reduced prices, which offer 10 sell low
rs never WAS anything here before.
The articles. numerous to mention, we only will
do in part, viz: A fine assortment of
LINENS;
DeLAIA ES, plain and printed
PRINTS,
JAcoNETS;
SWISS MUSLTNS;
CURTAIN MUSLlNS;
KID CLOVES
DRESS SILKS;
SHAWLS,
And the largest and best assortne Of
ENGLISH HOSIERY;
FINE FLANNELS;
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RAIL lsOA ID LIN X s
-FOUR DAILY TRAINS.

Cincinnati.
The Keads this are laid throughout with heavy
Rail
fri .I FOUR DAILY rRAINS
First Tran--.iSit"inE Express leaves Cincinnati al
DEL 'ck Passengers b. this tr In cohncci 10 New
York. Boston, Niagara Fails, Buffalo, Duhkirk, Clevc-
land Cressii.e. Pttsbnrgh Phil d,ip"ia 'aI,imore,
Washington city, AEeeiag. ZaH-sNiic. &c. stopping
between Cincinnati and Cleveland. IL LJycland, Nor
row. Xeri1, London, Columbus D,laware, Cariine-
only.
second Train ACCOMMODATION Express leaves Gin
meet to Cicvel-n t-;eep - Cevennd and sune al ::
p a. To Dinkirk. buffalo, New York Rnd BostiEI,
Zan,y lie. Nie.nc. Niiauigtop, ashinz:oa. ,itcc-
,otwccn ii ,,nat, L., oard. and between Cincn
nati and Washington (oxc"Ft ri z 'ttons-stoPIdrg
nul, on roper sisnd uce ia Conductor.
Third rrain--l.ra, Cincinnati al , IN O'Clock J. m
Passenger by this Train HI sOorO', Chilli
'ot1r, Wsshiu gtvi.. ilmngjJn, Lcbatoi &c. This
his'o o. aid between tiBoiHiIati and W as insOn
Except branch HUI aud Inw at 1urnpikc) -stop-
pin. on Prep signal or notice IL Conductor.
F.urih rain-rveni'g Exrr;s>. leaves CINCINNATI at
jo'eiOck p Pass ers b. THIS train connset /, New
Nor,, Boston, Niagara Falls. iiao, Dunhirk, Glove
land, Lebanon &c. his train stop. at all stations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland except Flag stations
stopping only proper signal or ice 10 Goa ueIor
SUNDAY train To Culum bus al ,: IL O'Clock p.
N'Spriusield Passengers by l.. NJ Railroad illtake
n. III. and , p m. trains.
From Cintinntt to New York. ...........-..slG 90
From Ciuein ali to Boston .......:. 10 30
An adj itOn:l IN Irge of fifty cts via Niagara Fairs.
From Cincinnati 10 Buffalo via Lake Shore HALL
road ........... Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Crestn, and Pr sbureh .i4. ............. Is co
From Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh via Crcstine. 60
= opt Car.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
From Cincinnati to Baltimore via heeling.... IL %
From CT, cinna To WASHINGTON via he ling. f. %
From Cincinn.t Ia phiIadei hia via W hecEg. Is 95
From Cincinnati To Wheeling .................. Is
From, Cincinnati In CleyeIalu ................. co
From Cinciup.u tn Colun,bus ........ 800. 90
From Cincinnati To 70
From Cincinnati To Springfield .............. 10
From iucipna ri Ia Morrow ........ M
From t'incinnari 10 Wilmington ..........-. co
From Cincinnati 10 Washington 225
From Cincinnati 10 Cir, yey. ................. 80
From Ci, cinnafi Lovrland. s.
From iErinuati Ia HIisb,rough ............. IS
from Cincinnati To ChlicoIhe ........... 3 -
n all information and Through Tick cts apply at
the Office. of broadway and Front sts
or al the Depot, Cincinnati. . ~
w. A. LATn,N Tirket Agent.
mhl6 Il. W. STRADER General Agent.
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Extract of a letter from n. Thorn, Sheriff OF
LnSaNe County, III.
Professor o. J. WOOD Es
SIR Yours of June 2lst. accompanied by bottle
Of your Hair Restorative. was received very soon
thereafter using and il has entirely res.or
hair NATURAL youthful color There is con-
siderable inquiry for the article, &c. "A
Very respectfully yours, X. iHohN.
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RAsIN. NICH August, 100
Thisis TO certify that yearago was quite gray and
entire loss In this ndtion applied for and obtained
bottle If Prof Woods Restorative" and before had
used quart bottle the gray hair had entirely dsa-
peared itad tckened up to be as full rs usu
and assumed beautiful glossy appearance appa-
renty more beautiful tnan il was before. do.
therefore, eheerfuly all those ladies who
value beautiful head of hair. will also state that use
it now, occasionally tor its healthy and bcaniying ell
fects. SARAH j. BhONN.
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The following certificates speak Tor themselves as The
gentlemen whose signatures attached known to
thousands:
ST. LouIs, September 90. 1-53.
DR.. o. J. Wood-Sir: have used nearly two bottles
Of your Hair Restorative and have found its effects very
satisfactory. II has entirely destroyed all danruf from
head and restored hair to is original color which
had become quite gray. WIN. TRU ESDAlL.
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z.
We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock there anything here before like
it, (jan2sl MN. LDWENrnAii * co.
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ST, Paul Market.

Corrected weekly by ". L. Tyson s. Co., Grocers
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH MEAT.-Retail-Bce:, I9Gl2 Dc; Mutton, Ioa
I2I-2c; Pork, IOGl2 IL; Tps,, sdl2 2c;CckcRs. So
per doz.
PRoyIsIoNs.-PoIk, SIT per bbl., Hams, lod1e l-2c;
Lard, ildl3 &c; Flour-cxra $1,G7,15 per Dbl Corn
Meal, 75c per bushels Beans, $icoal,5; per hnhel fo-
tatoes 4Oa5o per bashc7rresh Butter, 10 25c per lb
Cheese, lOdl5c per II; Eggs, l5c per dog.
GaoCEpIEs.-Sugar-Br9wn TG3 l-2c per loo lbs !;
Refined and Crushed, 10 l2c Conee 10 2oc. Tea,
80 a 100. Rice, 7dsc. MoiassrS, so 15c per gal.
DRIED Participates, SI,l5. a las per bGshel.
Peaches, So $50 Green Apples, 81 $3.50 per Dbl.
GRAIN.-whcat, s0G9Oc; Oats, Ass; Conn., eoc Barley,
Csc.
MrscELLANEoUs.-C.acScrs $3.50 $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles, Star, per 10. Taow. 2Oc do. Fish, fresh,
Sc per ~ dried, &C. Lime, 81 so s. per Dbl. Onions,
SOC per bush. Lard oil, $l.5o per GAL Salt, 81 per
bush. Vinegar, pc per gal. Talow, 1oc per d. To-
bacco, l2 L. 1Jc. Hides, green, f-2, dry &c.
LUNRER.-C"mmon, IS a Il per Dim"nson STUFF,
SI2 II; Flooring, Si5; Siding, SIS; Seasoned, $50
S25 Shingles, s.. i.lth, g.
WooD.-Dry. SO 70 per eori.
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To Printers.

4 NEW Edition of the specimen book OF Bro CE'S
"a NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY will be published
September, 1885, and will be given to those prosric
printing offices who will send for il, il will be
forwarded them by mail, receipts in advance of fifty
Gems for the postage.
In it exhibited many articles before shown.
There lave been added TO the Foundry varieties
Roman types from nneline Plea to Pearl, various mita-
tons writing. great number of fancy fonts, borders,
both plain AMI Illuminated, labor-saving rules aud
complete foundry of Germans.
The types now manufactured cast from new COM
bnation of metal of great durability, and usually
kept hand in large quantities. Every fancy is
sold by weight, and tie printed prices, which
10 cent less than those OF other foundries
AL other materials sold at manufacturers prices,
either for cash credit.
Printers wishing to open accounts with me, or whose
dealings have been long suspended, requested
company their orders with city references, prevent
'ay.
Printers of Newspapers who choose TO publish this adj
vertiscnie. ncluiing this note three times before the
1>t Of August, 1854, and send papers, will
be Paid in type when they purchase hve times the
amount Of their bill from me, OF my manufactures
selected from my specimens. GEO. BRUCE,
April s, 1854 3t30 13 Chant ers street, New York.
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Galena & Minnesota Packet Co.
ARRANGEMENT FOR
1rsfs 1854. go

The GALENA T. MINNESOTA PACKET COMPANY
will run a dsily line Boats during the ensuing
between al-na, Saltwater and st. Paul. stopping at al
Intermediate landings, leaving GaIens at II n. daily,
cept Sundays.
The line will consist Of the
NOMINEE, Captain r. BLAKELy,
WAR EAGLE, Z" ID. 5. HARRIS.
GALENA, Sc ID. B. MOREHOUSE.
ROYAL ARCH, Z. II. GLEIM,
all first elias, boats, and commanded by experienced and
accommodating officers.
These boats will connect at Galena, with the ST. Louis
& Gaena daily line of steamers, which line connects al
Rock Island with the Chicago & Rock Island Railroad.
This Company's Boats being L. S. Mail steamers, their
punctua!ity can be confidently relied upon.
Freight shipped at ST. Louis, between 81. Louis and
ena, ST. Louis and Galena line Of boats to "ints
above Galea will reshippeI at alena free of charge
for drayagc forwarding, and without delay.
The Railroad between Galena Chicago connect ing
with the various Eastern Roads. is completed with
in miles Of Galena, and the unfinished portion Of
the Road stocked with comfortable stage-coacheS.
b. II. CAMPBELL, & Co, Agents, Galena.
Gaiena, March -, 1854 tf30
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PARIS, March Is.

DURATION or TIE WAR-In returning from o
walk lust now, l encountered near the Palais
Royal, Senator Of my acquaIntance-an Ad-
niral experienced in State concerns; express
ed nv hope that the war would not endure be-
yond six months; in London, the ministers call
ed short and sharp, and the President of the
French Legislative Body, in his address OF last
week, trusted that it would be vigorous rapid
and decisive. The Senator answered-no one
of my colleagues or the members Of the govern
ment really expects that it will end in months
or can imagine when it will end; according to
the declarations ofthe British cabinet; the strug-
gle with Russia was once for all, that was the
idea Of the French Emperor, and the prepare
tions on both sides of the channel were proper
tionate. Russia had strength, pride, persisten-
cy enough for protracted, dauntiess resistance !;
the Gar had been potent as a conservative; he
could equally or more SO as destructive. 1
was reminded of SampsOn-"When he had sha-
ken the pillars. the house fell upon all the prn-
ces, he killed. more at death! than he killed in
his lille time"
CINCINNATI, April 6.
The steamer Ohio ran into the steamer Cliff
ton on the Mississippi, near CariO-the latter
sank to hurricane deck-passengers and crew
saved. The Clifton was from Louisville to New
Orleans with full freight.
The New YORK Dry GOODS TRADE.--The New
York Economist s,ys that the dry goods trad e
in that city is very dull, and those houses which
incurred heavy expenses for rent aud other incl
dentals of traffic have not had their views JUS
tilted. A number have been compelled to stop
payment, or ask extension Of their creditors;
and many others that 80 on, find their profits
very small for the amount ofbusincss. Exorbi-
tant rents have become serious drawback to
the business of the merchants, and reaction
must be the consequence.
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Real Estate Department

or my Office, which has been established al great cost,
which consists, in full list of Government
aui Entries, Maps unetcred lands corrected semi
weekly. OF the county of Ramsey, and p!at of the
different cities ami additions thereto, in said county,
Complete list al the i.d> sold 70 said county for u-
paid taxes. full aud perfect abstract of the title 10
each distinct tact parcel land situated in said
Gcnei al Government 10 The latest grantee
wherein /, noted every defect of title, either in
substances ard possible kind Of Lien creating an
iEcumbranct. whether 1t arises by way Of Judgments,
mortgages taxes, mechanics or otherwise.
am Justified in stating that far large portion of
the this city Is concerned, chain OF title
cannot satisfactorily established by examinations OF
the records aicue, the aid surveyor is absolutely
sentia This GcSidorGtn have supplied by asccrtai:-
Ing defining the original claim lines, upon the proper
maps In fact, this is in possession of facts scr-
osl eiecns titles real in this county, and in
office only knowledge Of scl facts be obtain