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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-03
Emerson e Case.

GEVs nEA1Er9 WOt1fy TuDIles
Office opposite the American Hotel 81. anthony street.
Aug. l6, 1854. d&wtf
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To the Trade {:

VUNHE Subscribers invite country Merchants to cal
IL and examine their large FALL & WINTER
STOCK Of GOODS selected expressly for the Minnesota
Trade and consisting Of
Dry Goods and Fancy Goods of every de-
scriptiOn.
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes !; II Large .fs-
sOrtment Of Clothing.
Having heavy stock and being determined to do
or less Of JOBBING TRADE, they will offer their goods
at a small advance, and upon accommodating terms.
CHAMBLIN g. MORGAN.
Third st. below Roberts, Saint Paul, Min, Sept H.
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GS> The Howard Association of New Or
leans has voted $4,000 for the benefit Of the
poor of the city of New York. q, >, r.,
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OC7 ACRES lin one body TX miles north from the
city limits, containing rich soil, good timber and
water, and all susceptible OF cultivation
--t-- HENRY MCKENTY.
st. Paul, Aug 1, 1854 Dealer in Real Estate
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-03

ST. P.4UL AUCIION ROOMS.
FRANK E. COLL Ms 9,
Anctoneer appointed by I.atc for the Territory of
Minnesota,
UD ESPECTFUIY informs his friends that his arrange
( ments for the his in all its
Regular Sale Days
For different kinds of merchandise, stock etcw be held
in FUTURE on stated dars, his increasing business having
made this absolutely necessary
Sales from the Shelpes
WILL therefore, be held Monday, wednesday, and
Saturday evenings
Furniture Sales
Will be held every "Wednesday Saturday, either in
the day or evening as may be announced
Horses, Cattle, Harnesses, &c.
With every description, will be sold each Saur
day morning, 10 O'Clock Great attention will be
TO this particular branch and 1t is confidently believed
that the arrangements made. great inducements will
offered, well to those who have occasion to SELL
those who have occasion to se to those who have
occasion to bny.
Carriages
OF every description will sold, those having
hices dispose invited along early
Real Estate
VIII be disposed of the most reasonable terms.
Books and Stationery
Will be offered frequently at announcement, and In the
miscellaneous sales.
entire satisfaction to all who conde their property
To hands, and purchasers may rest assured that
Liberal advances made, and Consignments respectfully
solicited. Sales made quickly, and proceeds accounted
for without delay. All persons having goods to dispose
of are invited to send them to the
OLD PIONEER AUCTION STORE,
In the Brick Building, Third Minnesota Street.
Miscellaneous sales.
Held at early candle light.
At private sales bargains can be had at oil times.
cal and see FRANK COLLINS
st Paul, Sept 9, 1854 Territorial Auc'r
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-03
WHITNEY'S GALLERY
DA1UInD1OpYp19 .
Cor. Third and Cedar sts., st. Paul.

THIS Gallery was built expressly for
Il Daguerreotypng, and is furnished with the VERY
BEST of Apparatus The light arranged upon the most
approved scientific principles The proprietor his
best endeavors to please those who him with
patronage. All respectfully invited to call and
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-03
HAS L. MAYO. E.BANGs, Jr
CHARLES E. MAYO g. co.

Successors to +. S. NeUeH.)
"HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Hardware
w and Cutlery, Manufacturers OF and Dealers in
Stoves and Tin Ware Third street, between Minnesota and
Roberts street, st. Paul, Minnesota. II
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20


Ane ie4et ty many Wag leFN4e1 6. joke.
le up " t1el time ~ one 1al seemed % per-
ceiye any na lsnkial ground or s. startling
and unui q Y az annonucemc0t
II any ntola4i Ga Rgo pe sentiments
were entertained d agoNo 81 anF 81 f0e en-
tlemen associated With o. fhe occ nl
ticket, yves and an i1 lhis tsy rocnndly ipno-
rant og ihe fact and she'll probably 81 Is
%.
But Was not long % ing that 70 far
nom THE sklreordinafy movement being q joke
---that i was, strange as g may seem really g.
rous; and that adycC - were 1tofnihg
Their nerves. and making most desperate orl1.
70 defeat every gentleman then 20 olice with
this factltouslY Fictitious tckelf
i was the knoWledrc ofthis fact and the evi-
dence Of these designs. that 50 powerful aroused
The indignation q le republican citizens 81
Vicksborg, and led % that proud triumph which
has So signally rsbu'zed and - crnshinply anni-
hilated this ami every thing but anti humbng
party
take leave Of controversy which preferred
jos long s. possible % avoid. Neither my incl-
nation nol lhe demands upon my time allow me
70 indulge 10 newspaper DISCUSSIONS Nor ahould
have troubled you viii this, bad Il not appear
ed imperatipeiy demanded.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
q nKUNE
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
HOS. sTEpHFN ADAMS

This gentleman, one Of The D. 81 Senators from
Mississippi made speech at Jacinto, Trhamin-
go county, on the 26th uli.. IN which he gave an
account Of his Stewardship. From sketch Of
bis remarIssl IN the Passport Gazette, We make
the following extract:
aHe gave bis reasons for the vote he cast Oh
every important and prominent question before
Congress during TIE time be has occupied 4 seat
ID tie %. s. Senate. ne alluded At length the
fact Of bis having been rendout Of The Democn'-
ic party, FOR the Introduction and advocacy Of bis
bin to amend the existing Naturalization laws--
Ha said thai, ia his judgement ihe time bad ar
rived when action was necessary. That ia view
Of the great tide Of emigration, which IS daily
pouring 10 upon us, be felt calle upon 70 present
zone measure having ior is 81 act and aim ths
eiioa = OFT country from growing foreign
ih s1cluds " ILI .lsi1 'e th1 pau-
perA, 8onda and criminals, and s
Old World. he alludes TO the frequen 5h
composed entirely Of Foreigners which ha
Gently occurred 10 tie Northern States, the buId
ing 10 efigy ola United Statas Senator BY q lap ;
les bend Or worthless foreign vagabonds. and lie
Organization b Agrarian Socie Is b. our foreign
nnimadverting at some length upon
the object and designs Of these societies charac-
tsrizing them As eminently dangerous to the peace
and pro- perity Of our beloved country"
In speAking ofthe probability Of bis being .
candidate Ior there lection, nj. Adams remark
ed that be WAS entirely 10 le hands Of Bis friends
II they desired to put him 10 nomination for that
station they could do although hemight not Be
endors 81 the Legislative caucus.
Memphis Eagle ana EaqErsr
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
6BEss or Tc.AN PRIMO

b
"a ginelnaa Tine, abiding to the pro
sen Ct Anaerie principles, eloquently says:
Slow g TIE sundial of a M moved tie nd
eIs oithe old political organiz lions, when
aneous gslsh 81 onality hrst went lorth
from the breasts 81 thousands 81 pure Americ rs.
The genius Of America struck the fountain 81
patriotism, and lie the waters under the rod 81
Moses, st Horeb, came the cleansing element
symbols Of purifying truth. Taking counsel 81
the past, at first the Old leaders looked upon the
young combination Of Office seek as new
dodge to seize the spols, neither feeiating d
colnpfellending that grand reserve 81 nationality
cherished ii the deep recesses II the American
heart. IncreduIity, scorn, contempt, was he
welcome given 70 the pioneers Of the American
era d politics But ike the young Napoleon
ID italy, defeat after defeat Of the cohorts of
corruption, and the annihiIation Of army after
army d nercenariea taught them to respect the
great unknown, and enforced upon their UNDER
standings the true nature Of the popular move
ment. Statesmen and politicians stood belttled
inthe presence Of that nlaestic manifestation Of
democratic intelligence and patriotism. which
came tnbidden by the great, nom the hearts 81
the humble people ofthe land of WAsHrNoToN
and ErrERsoN Z
Then let the popular current flow on unim-
peded BY the self-sunc Gent wisdom Of the great
in their own esteem; let not mighty sentiment
be corrupted, and its waters be damned By
schemes, plots, personal ambition and clique
supremacy, let the glorious tides roll on, let the
pure hearts and unbiased minds of the people
conduct the movement and ali is well. Dreams
Of restoraons old parties, creeds and purposes,
however, We are sorry to say, delude and mis-
leadold party leaders, and threaten 10 change
The character 81 to faint the unsalliea banner
% Gle q og pa 81 not
wen % IL new vine ID old 0t or To- patch
anew garment with old cloth Each day and
generation go together appropriately. A new
political era has dawned upon the land, the peo-
pie are its parents and sponsors, let the people
direct the powerful engine of nationality, FOR
they only are competentto understand - great
springs and nVers.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
THE F0RBODTNa OF DANGER


The following paragraph y rom the Dlisslssip-
plan, and must provoke many smile. L D
certainly amoat ingenious method of accounting
FOR the alleged detection Of 50 many Of tho
prominent leaders Of democracy, to the ranksOf
the American party. According 70 the Ilisais-
sippian, il Is only trick 81 TIE naughty Ameri-
cans, who thus seek 70 ini1te ne standing Of
faithful democrats with their own party. 81
Ingenious os Is the explanation, we rather
think, To JUDGE from the elections that have
taken place throughout the county. chat the de-
lection d much wider than The Mississlppian
would fain believe Inths very State, we arc
under Che impression that the November cleo
ton viii show that "many of our best and trr-
est democrats have not been iIaduced, But ere
actually 81 LEAGUE with, and oftenfimcs leaders
Of these adark lantern undergfo
N0lttN C5
From he llississippian, Apr
or all tie mean waysoF TIE Know Noshings,
there are none more despicable Than lhe meth
od they have adopted to iniure those whom
they hate and wish % put down. q prominent
Democrat whose name aed influence are likely.
"a be troublesome % the Order, e knowingly
and owlishly limited 10 bea Know Nothing OF
course members az the Order knowing him not
70 Be one Of their number, win oppose him, and
those out Of the Order win not ii they are led 20
suspect he belon0 - Il. Many ofouf best and
irfest Denocro n Mississippi have been lra-
8uced II this manner " fhese daf alern un-
d6r1ronndeFs Weads he o0t friends in tine
Is Be on the look out for such tricks, during the
approaching canvass.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
Al OLD POIITTCAI, RAT.


The Washington Union tells all its Demo
cratic readers to be of good cheer not 70 des-
pond because defeat after defeat has overtaken5
them, but to look forward to brightherter fu-
ture. The Union reminds Us Of 4 fable which.
Is peculiarly pertinent 10 the case. my dear
children, said an old rat to his young ones, sthe
infrmities Of age are pressing 50 heavily upon
me, that / have determined to dedicate the short
remainent Of my days to mortifcatioa and pen
ance in narrow and lonely hole which have
lately discovered; but let me not interfere With
your enioyments. Youth is the season for plea
sure; be happy, therefore, and only obey ny
last injunction, never to come mem me il ny
retreat, God bless you al. . Deer affected.
snivelling audibly. and wiping his patsrnaI eyes
with his tail, the old rat withdrew, and was seen
no more for several days, when his youngest.
daughter. moved rather with iilial affection than
by that curiosity which has been attributed to
the sex, stole to his cell Of modification, which
turned out % be ahole. made By his own teeth,
in al enormous cheesei So with the Union
safely enseonsed ID its fst jobs Of Congression-
al printing. living upon tie best Of the Kitchen
Cabinet and Administration patronage, it cOun-
sells its desponding friends. who have hardly .
plank % cling to amid the general wreck, 70 be
happy and despair not,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
BY MRS. HARRIET n PR
5000 ACRE
|VALUABLE ~ As.II 4 q y D
AT PUBLIC SALE, At IAcKSons

AT PUBLIC SALE, At JACKSON,
OF l6th 1K1Y. 1855
gNNIIE Subscriber holding titles 70 the 1T.
lowing lands a. Trustee Of a. e
KINs. RIO. FEARN THQS. FEAR and
ALEX. ERSK IN q. 60 close the paTfae hip IN
the same, wi proceed to otief tle public
QUERY, at the city of Jackson. % Tues
day the 18th dayof May nex All Of these
Lands were purchased of fhe nited States
Government, q On early eey, and any
Valuable u llAs 3, tNoAA SetsASA-A en- e
Ale embraced ii lhe Est. Special attention
isdtfected to the
Tracts IN AsIiiac TON GO unsTY, oN DEER cHE RK
The lands On which have more reputationthan
any il tie State.
'.sj,g AZ tie Ldnas "a Rankin and Scott Coaal
ses are IN te ialaae vfciaity b Tie Railr0ed.
Persons who desire Settlements Of Landto
improve, OF in which 70 Invest their money,
with the prospect Of realizing large profits,
will do wen to examine these lands, andto be-
present at the sale.
Terms--on tnird cash, and balanceln two
equal annual instalments, payable t
~ and "A months, with Interest.
n. CRAFT. IFustss, re- Holly Springs. ~,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
"sATAN's KINGDOMS TUMBLING
DOWN.

s
This is the heading of "a article going the
rounds Of the opposition press announcing the
startling truth that the Kncw-N othings are on
the wane and chat Virginia VIII give the death
blow tothe rotten concern
.Tumbling downs they say. Sam has an
swered this in his own peculiar way il New
York, BY sweeping everything Ike ! hurricane
blast before him. He went up and visited Nj
agara, and, charmed with the laundering native
music, ii perfect exnltation he turned upon his
foes and bore down upon the various town.
elections, carrying everything his own way.
The Albany Register, chronicles bis move
ments and says:
The lightning has struck seemingly all over
the State--at the same moment and with equal
effect. The old parties---Whethe afnsedp ID
body against Americans, or IN separate Squads
have been blown to atoms and scattered SO that
lnoplastic hand can ever again join the thousand
Fragments All over the State the Americans
hive been triumphant. In two o. three cities
where the foreign population dependencies, the.
fasionists have been barely able to elect 4 May
or: but taken together, the counties as they.
come in, New York never recorded q verdict a.
gainst anyman, or set Ofmen, sooyerwhelmings
Isocrushing, SO entirely hopeless TO fhecondemn-
ed IS Is this against Mr. Seward and his follow.
ers The majority for the American cause in
tie State must be many thousands, utterly for
bidding theidea ola single doubt The man-
ner in which the work has been as quiet e. it il
thorough.
Sam iasup for the fray, and.wiil always be
found ia the thiclkest ofthe fight.
Virginia win respond to his can il : short
time, and there win be some lofty tpmbling ez-
ecuted ia SANS peculiar style.
ss
DIVISION OF CALIFoRNlA. - The NesU State 81
sColuubiq.' a bill has been reported in the
California Legislature to divide that State, By
creating new one, to Be called the estate Of
Columbia, and to embrace al that part 81 the
State SOUTH and inclusive, ofthe counties Of
Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, Tcuhmne and cala-
veras. A por 81 tie present State debt II to
be assumed By the new State on an equitable
basis. rs Introduction gave rise to q warn. de-
bate, One of the speakers advocated tie ere.
alton of three a four new States, ID order that
the Pacific might have create inanence Ii
Congress, A motion vas made @ indefinitely
postpone tie whole matter, but q lasl ants
no vote had been taken,
Wao srnUck DIE1r pAarnhsds The En-
lpire Dno0la sd1s
.sIhis conviction s oreed upon &c mind 81
every sign Is the polltica heavens Already
/ tie ftfal breeze g pof1 Las incfsas.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
LIBERIA.

>
The most curious evidence Of the progress Of
this African ofshoot Of American civilization
and polite institutions is the formation Of two
separate and opposing political parties. Up to
the period Of the last Presidential election in
that colony, Liberia had never been disturbed
By party spirit. Its peoplewere Of 20 evangeli-
cal religious turn 81 mind. and were too busy
conyerting the native heather Of their own race.
and building up fol themselves happy homes
and pleasant towns, and fourshing plantations,
to think Of ambition, and power nd place. But
ie taste of the pleasures Of high official posi-
tIon. md tie increase Of men ofaaiuence md
ease were sufficient 70 produce aspirations en-
tirelv inconsistent with the retinence III power
Of the present Administrative officers Of the re-
public, And indeed there were many who did
not belong 70 either ofthe classes named who
werein favor ofrotation ID Office, q who thought
It much easier 70 get living BY public station
than By hard labor under tropical sun. So
notwithstanding tie popularity Of President
Roberts, party was formed q GUST Inn and
lis supporters q was beat badly IT
the polls, but nevertheless tie hing has stan,
andis led By acoloEed man Of sry decided abili-
y, who il candidate for President. The best
Of officers cannot avoid making enemies, and 80
President Roberts has been uhasoidably doing.
is said chat he pillnot again be- : can7;late
for reelection. This. We suppose liter
az nece sly, and though The friends
liberia viii regret his ref yet i j. de-
hat the encee publcau expers
ere ted ID order to
the African race
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
MAYEs & MAYES.
LAM Otice.

WILLIAM YERGER has resumed the
nractice Of the Law. He has formed cepart,
nerslip with James T Ruck Esq. They will
attena1o all business entrusted tDtdem IN the
Courts II . ackson. NJ Rueks will also attend
the courts in Raymond and il the adjoining
countless
APRIL s. Al t.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
zoo CITY
FRIDA APaII. 30 1855
poIfTIcAI pr oFIIGAcY
The meon ~ 1sIeCIIn9 7 e11os

The means stessine sxpos le
machinery u party, with is We cofruptons
and It's detestahle policy, hasof aie been 80
perfected that il can no longer hide aWay from
public gaze:
The Manchester 4. DemoI 4
ING Or the influences brought 81 bear non tle
pending election n. hat State, says thus:
ct s known ia ibis city that 1900 W. for
warded here BY tie President It he commence
ment 81 tie campaign. Towhat lrpose 4 llRe
been applied We have ID Lasl
week $1,000, was Forwarded 70 mr.. Daley, the
Catholic prizes. 81 Concord. who IS well known.
upon heFailroads above Concord e political
missionary among the Irish Catholics located.
on the line Of the Northern and Montreal roads.
That this sum was forwarded 10 him through.
Thompson e. Co.'S express, to tie cure Of John
Gass, Concord, are facts. OF course, We have
no means Of knowing the use 70 which # Is to
be applied and we merely sEate what has come
to our knowledge =
It IS the aim and object Of the American
srty "a arrest this evil, Ito break Up tie foun-
tain Of corruption TO brand, with eternal infa-
my, the act Of using money toinfuenCe elections
or buy votes.
With the American marty the Office seeks the
man, not the man the Office. The public good
is the grand stake Of the contests not the distri-
button Of the spOils no man has any claim
upon his brother Americans for services render.
|edor zeal il the cause; but if bis qualifications
designate him as the most ct agent ofthe Peo-
PIE. he purity Of Ills life and his fidelity 70.
ic udsi give him popular confidence, be
Ends his int md enc demanded in the
public service
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
90. l.I- M1NoIPAI- LECTION



Ihe1rss tion 81 an "a 81. IZboB Moth
ing' party II tbs STATE, was Ne believe ID GU
city q Yichsburg, Immediately prior 70 tie re-
Municipal election Il was assumed 81 The
lhtis tl'pt tie candidate then before pao ( ior
Icity elices all 81 whom, except one. we're candi.
dates ior rec ton Wel0 MEMBERS 81 the Know
Nothing ofganIz ton 81 IS least supported By
that party From The organized opposition
nude 81 these Auli's We must presume that
they we've aatisaed that ths American par
II was very Wsik u thn city d else. that
: ticket headed Anti Know Nothi6g- Anti-In-
tolerano Anti-rrospectige, would e e,incibIe
The result Of that election proved q be not only
an overwhelming defeat Of he Ants bat exhil-
tied thereal strength Of Che feeling and influence
against hich they combatted- for the gentle-
men who we're opposed 30 strenuou b tie An
lis Were elected By msjorisies unprecedented +
aHg former fsonal Or political contests. AS Il
was the st contest n ha State which developed
che s'nys stious infu s Or American feeling,
or rather the weakness of 81 organized opposition
to it the Anti-Know Nothing Democratic papers
10 otherparts Of the State enaeayoFed to conceal
the modification felt At the overthrow Of the An
ti-1icket ~ charging that humbuggery and In
sincerity Were The chief and constituent elements
Ofsnccess with he American party and to prove
this they asserted that the head Of the ticket Mr.
Byrne was said to Be az Trishman and Catholic.
vvewere notsurpriscd that some such statements
should Re made and when We first saw It asser ted
that Mr. Ryrne was not only Wing but an q
ishman and Catholic We Of course knew the
object was to break down the influence which Il
was supposed the election here might exert here
aftei-b stin We intended to set the natter
right and should have done 50 long since but for
The fact that we knew that Mr. Byrne would him
self "a So There were Other candidates elected
rho reesivsd larger maiorities than TT. Byrne--
IS selected e aue II Wns
becaus ONE q lets elected o o
be Democrats and he well known to be . Wing.
Mr.. Byrne has nov answered the allegations
over bis own name and We republish bis letter
from ths Kinds County Gasette II vas address
sed to tie Editors Of that paper, because Of 8
paragraph appearing therein ia relation 70 the
Statements and which was written BY the Editors
with view Of calling tlF Byrne out upon the
subject: Here S AIr. BIS letter:
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
WI, SON a. PURDOM,


THE undersigned win hencefarth devote bis
attention to the practice of bis profession ID
che couuties Of Z AGO, Holiness, Attala, 1leakes
Winston and Sunnower, and ID the Courts held
al ackson
Lexington Miss. IIeb2I 35t-I
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
sHARKEY q WITHERs,
ATT0RN gYs At Law

JACKSON, MISS.
rFIN. E. GHARKEY, ha sumed The
practice of law, and has formed parner-
ship With WIN. Is W1TfE rs
Especial attention viii be given e business
s. The courts held atthe city Of Jackson
When desired business will be attended g
81 Sic "a accent Circuit Courts.
Once 81 state street oyer Green's
Banking House 50 t~k
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20
RANKIN COUNTY

Lots 4 and s sec. 8, township g, ranse East !;
EE4 sec. 10, town. 8, range E--s60.
2-lO0-A in body.
Z Of IN e sec. 6, town. 5. range 8 1T
50-IO0 Al e sec. l, town. 8, range ,
SW sec. s, town. 8, ranges = w ! of
NV sec. Z, town. g, range 5 r; n 81
s of n w sec. IL, town. s, range 3 564
a irN body
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20

W and town ran
0
A1 s. town 80. range W tand
iowa 10 g8 and y y
town anre d o..
see rance 4 S. eI-100
Afn
Ap
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-20

All sec. q, town. q !, range b; w ! Of u = Il
sec. Is, town. I, range a Fl of 81 w /
sec 18, town. 4, range 4 p 79I 1900 q
II body.
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