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OFFICIAL.

FSaaklia Pierce, President Of the Usitsd Statss
Of Anssrfea, 20 all rhom % may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO
me that FELIPE N. CASINO has been appointed
consul Of Peru at New York, I do hereby recog-
nize him as such, and declare him free to exer
else and enjoy such functions, powers and priv
ileges as are allowed to the consuls Of the most
favored nations In the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal Of the United
States to be hereunto athxed.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing.
ton, the stb day Of October. A. ID. 1855,
H.. Of the Independence Of the United States
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
w. L. MAncr. Secretary Of State.
n ATTENTION, WASHINGTON HIGH.
hi II| meet at your armory on MONDAY NIGHT
" W next, for the purpose Of making arrange
ments to celebrate the appearing anniversary Of
the Battle Of Yorktown. The members are re
tiers Of the greatest importance to every member
will be lid before the meeting.
BY order Of the Captain
oct1a-3t Orderly Sergeant.
- FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE
~ JOURNEYMEN BAk E r S-The
Journeyrnen Bakers Of Washington take great
pleasure in announcing to their friends and the
public generally that they win give, their Firs,
Grand Ball In Carusi's Salo,n, on WEDNES-
DAY, November 14th, 1855.
For PARTICULARS see fu'ure advertisement.
BY order Of the Committee:
CHARLES r. LEHMANN,
oc l2-2t* Secretary.
R~NoTICE- GRAND BALL OF THE
~ SEASUN.-The Second Annual Ball Of
take place at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, on
MONDAY EVENING, October -, ls55
&C l1-2t CHARLES CUsHMAN, sec'y.
-THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
~ FIR E COMPANY respectfully an
nounce to the citizens If Washington their fnten-
ton Of giving RAND BALL on Tuesday, tn.
9th OF November next. programme viii here
after be published. sep "a eof
T OST-IN AN OMNIBUS, BETWEEN
IL Washington and Georgetown, a very fine
brown MORE Antique PARASOL, with heavy
Z Bge. Any person leaving il at 355 street, be-
tween 9th aud I0th, or al this Once, will he lib
orally rewarded. oct 12-lt%
CrOME TO TEEsUBsCRIBERs, ONTHF
~ sth instant: an iroa grey Horse Colt, about 10
months old. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, paw chs rses, a. d take him
away. w. NJ. PRESTON,
oct 12-it* Near Glenwocd Cemetery.
CHANGERS AND CITIZENS buying az
- ticles for presents are invited to call at LAM
MOND'S, iS4 Seventh street, and examine the
largest and most beautiful collection Of Toys and
Fancy Notions ever exhibited in this city.
oc f2-3t
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DIANO FORTE CLAssES.-MoreG go,
Il are In course Of formation, for wfieh I'm
may still havo an opportunity OF stteenaks
a.,a Dirccsof.
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A NEW NO
FOR S175;

AND A SECOND HAND ONE FOR
STA,
ATJOHN F. ELLIs'S,
&C 10 800 Pa ave bet 9th and 10th 81.
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Admitting multitudes nightly testify that this n
the most sublime, interesting, pleasing, and m
s ructve work of art ever exhibited in the city.
Exhibition every Evening, at O'Clock, ana
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon,
at O'Clock
Tickets IS Cents-Childreu half price
Tie Panorama will positively close on SATURDAY.
evening next, October 70, and open for one vesf
only in Alexandria, at Liberty Hall, on Monday,
Oct, Is OF e-diu
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MRS NJ. L.. DAVIDSON,
MO. 35 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE-
" tween 9th and 10th streets, respectfully ~
announces TO the ladies Of Washington ard
the vicinity that he will open a splendid ~
assortment OF French Hat and Head Dress On
Saturday, the 12th 4 slant &C lU-Ss
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I OST-THIs MORNING, ON OR NEAR
~ pennsylvania avenue, a small TABLE,
BOOK, Containing business Memorandum, and
OF no use TO any one but tbs owner A suitable
reward will be given 10 the finder II left al tbs
Once oct 10
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The Very Last Wrinkls.-The London
Morning Post advocates the employment Of
North American Indians by its Government
as troops in Crimsa! Its article upon the sub
ject is an exceedingly funny one, demonstrate
ing one Of two facts, viz, either that England
is eTcn more desperately put to it to obtain
her complement of troops to fight the Rus
SLAMS, or that the editor of the London Moru
ing Post is as green as grass-is lamentably
ignorant not only of the true character, habits,
and mode of warfare Of the North American
Indians, but Of the description Of soldiers
that can prove scrviceable to the allies in the
Crimea.
We quote the journal on the subject, of the
10th Of September, u!timo, as follows:
"And, without introducing the practices Of
savages to the warfare on behalf of civiliza.
ton, there is no doubt We might find most raj
Ha6fe irregular troops in the North american
Indians, not as fighting men, but as scouts
The stealthy character of their own system of
war would 1T them admirably for the task of
watching the enemy, and not a movement
could escape their vigilance. 1t is worthy of
note, that OF the four great actious which have
Cnmea, two have partaken largely of the
character Of surprises, and it is not too much
Ct the disadvantage arising from want of prep
aration would have been obviated in both
cases had body Ct Red Men been prowling
during the preceding night in the valley Of
the Tchernaya."
Gross Calumnies in the Tribune.-Our at.
tention has bee6 called to letter purporting
to be from one William Ii. Taylor, of Palmyra,
Missouri, published in the New York Tribune,
and copied into the Herald and ether papers,
entitled "Great Land Frauds in Missouri
Collision between President Pierce and Gov.
ernor Price" We are authorized to say that
there is not one word of truth in the state
msLts contained in this letter; that it is out.
rageousiy false in Its conception and execution
The subject Of patents for swamp lands in
Missouri was not mentioned TO the President
by Governor Price, neither were any diree-
tons on the subject givep to the Land OHIO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12

Tho Current Operations Of the Treasury
oepartment.-on yesterday, 18th Of October,
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The q. s. Ship Constellation.-The Navy
Department have late advices from this YES
eel, now in the Mediterranean, under the COM
mand of Capt. Bell. She arrived at Gibral-
tar on the Sth of September, from Fayal.
Since leaving Fayal those on this ship had
been remarkably healthy. She was to have
left on the 18th ultimo, for Spezzia.
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[lysl No. 200 Lake So, Chicago, Hi.
TEETH FOa The MILLIONS.

Z" Her ncc BIT maoW' street and 6oany"
NOTHING can make a mouth pretty but pretty
/ teeth The mouth is the gate of life, neglect it
not! If neglected and not kept in good repair, yon
cant have good health and what is more unsigLtly
than mass of deoayed teeth
am happy to tell you, people of kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that | am repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth and putting in ones3
natural life, If not more So at prices which Ndll
come within TIE means of all l plain liver,
with light expenses. This gives me good health, and
clear conscience while it enables me to work cheap.
You will meet with many pretty face that had been
entirely despoilod of its charnls and which would
have remained So but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decayed teeth and at prices vastly
below what soIne thinkers i'll the hab.l of
charging. Old iabs repaired neatly and cheapIy.
have receivgh instructions from orc Of the very
best operators ia the country, and have all the ad-
vantage of a knowledge of the latest improvements
of The art, i'll regard to which | keep myself fully
posted The poor well rs the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this art and it is all nonsense il not
criminal to put this kind of work such exorb;tant
prices to conine It's benefits to the rich alone,
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities of youth.
ChlLrens teeth extracted gratis.
Advice, do.
Yours, &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
Eenosha, August 9 SIS.
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JOYCE'S
% TT "a H NJ z H =

HAS frartled the First Premjum at the Wisconsin,
STATE Fair, and Diplomas at Serea Of The
Comfy Fairs.
1T is the cheapest most e1ecua and simple of any yet in
vented, for grinding Corn in the ear, Meal Oats, &c.
eFy- PRICE-No.2 $40; No. g. $50; No t. 800. ~
From tie E2kloyu RepoIte-Joyce's Corn and Cob Mil
shown. 1t looks ike useful and durable Mill. This
Mil the purpose for which it intended
should be in the possession of every farmer who wishes to
economist time and food.
From The KenOshd Tribune &c 7SleGrdph-For its SIM
picity of construction and with which which is
deservedy attracted the attention of Farmers generally
1t is great Improvement upon anything of the kind
heretofore seem and must come into general use.
From the "ShebOygGn Iiaes"-0ne Of the most impor-
implements for stock raising farm, exhibited the
grounds Joyce's Star Mill for grinding corn, cobs and
other food for stock. II is simple in construction not liable
to easily out of repair requires but little power pro-
pei it, and does its work efectually.
From "Ren0shd county agricultural Society '-There
the ground patented Corn Grinder, exhibited by
Mr.. Pike, of Kenosha. This Machine the Committee
Inened to the Farmers of this County well cacua-
ted for the purpose intended being just such article
long been needed.
For sale by WI. SCARLETT.
1871 heRoShd Wis, -
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Grocery and Provision Store.

I AM expressing the true sentiments Of nv mind
n NJ making ny grateful Acknowledgements to M,
friends in the county and city of keriosha for their
very encouraging support of my endeavors So serve
thsm 10 the besl of my sbIEty am aLso Hank fuI
to be able to add that m consequences Of the centin
uFfi and increasing patronage bestowe ed npon me.
sn BOW enabled to make such arrangements for their
wants IN my way of business, being promptly and
avanag eoNsly attended to- as eannot fal to be ben
.heiai to the interests of my customers
Al my Store, No. GO Main ST., calculate that the
Following articles shall be always on hand:
4 first rate quality IF Greceries, of all 9esey;,.
irons, comprising Black and Green Teas, & q as.s
&C, A sound assoytnest of
PRQvIS TOwS,
III the way of the bOst quality Of Winter and Sp,,rs
Flour, Indian Msqi and Rye Flour
Potatoes and all kinds of seasonable YerstsBl.,
| can also recommend my Butter and Chssss, which
most choicely select. wonId also call att en,io,
to my convenient "AianKrr BAsKETs" which have
been much called for, and will always be found a,
useful as they good.
IT, Flour and all other heavy articles E,g ss ssnf
home free Of carriage
.. SAMUEL VALE.
No. 60 Vain Street, Next Dool North OF r. Rob
insons Drug Store. r
ke"osha, July Is, 1855. [vl6n5
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Kcnosha COUNTY Court--In Probate.

In the matte Of tbs Guardianship of Frances Dye and
BARRETT A. Saith hsifs of Lucy N. Dye. deceased.
On TcspE and Cling the petition Of Nathan Dye Guardian
81 wards representing other hhgs ssid wards
are seizss Of rssl estate this euaty that is
sesirsbe that the sheud be sold and praying license
70 st h. same sAa III. Geort frs saiS
tiou that sd lara unpTodaetfv asa bFg sale
wards Jstead Of Being aatey
wantsit Ordered and directed that said
wards and all interested in ssd
she Judge OF said tvaFt on the frst boada &c scmbes
IS at ten oss NJ OF said day his the City
county of keEosa being the County
show any they have why
granted for the sale Of SAID teal according the
prayer aii petition and 10 further ordered that copy
Of this order sa BE- published rfo;r weeks TFbuAs
Telegraph pewspar prinea tAseitg of senosS aforesaid
Dated keRosha, Oct. y, 1856. JON b. JIBsUNY
TWO Couaty Judge.
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Guardian Sale.

BY vrtuscfs license granted by the Judge
shall public the highest
dwelling house in the of Ps,sn Saturday the cath
Of November he1t st o'clock NJ the following Es
tate to wt The north half Of s. w. section
teen towr2 tanning eighty acre. Of land
situss in the of Paris kenesla Coany Ttrms
third cash down balance three years
Paris, Oct. 3eeh lS5j, ELISliA BAKER, OusFdisn.
! 3w2 For M.rx : Ne
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THOMAS PRICTURE,

IMPoRTEk AND UEALEa
Wines, Lfquers, Irish and Scotch whi.k~v
London Porter, Scotch dc, Cigars, &c.
IRA ndfcs~-- OtGrd, Dapuy f. Co., l. Ckeronr,
Champagne, q. adm yrdul3, H. Lomhat J. A
i, Marital, Rastcan CharyEyer, l.. Marrior.
j. j. Dupuy, Damien.
Gins Cologne DuKngpcrs, Key, Thistle.
seusss-~J0mdica, ST Cr0ir.
yyhisiseys-Oid Mononea6ela.
Wines-Burgundy Port, Madeira, MALARIA po.,
aud pure juice, Sherry u. q. Gordon, Otk,r
Grades
Champagne Heidsics aud He,dsicA s. Co, do. La,,-
mGna, do. Qacrn Fictoria, do Duogy Gran
CIaTef IN easssy CSarst IN cases, Waite IN eqsL,
tFk,te IN cases, MuJcat, Hx,cat tn c.sses Byan
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy Cor3ials, Bit.rr,
Alcoe0i, Pare Spirit
SrPrictures Double Rectified Whiskey. in lot, or
by the barrel Konoshn, Wis. di,nI6yIe
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Guardian sale.--In Probate.

htJfI5iU
In the Of the Guardianship of George c. Wnscr and
Phrtta Winsor,
NOTICE hereby given that by virtue and In Of
order Of cence made in said natter the goth day OF De-
tohsr a. H. 1855 county Of said the
dergHed Guardian win day u November
he Court House in the city Of henesha o'clock p NJ of
said day offer eF safe enduo the following described piece
fand TO witt The north the south
ter Of section No thirty three t3S Town TWEEN
TIVE and the northwest o she
ter Of section thirtylour t3D one
cast aiming in both
ing to government Terms of the
DAY OF sal HIRAM EARLb,
November 2, 1856 312I AN
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e. q. Rnndts-An that part OF lot bk as W of FL
change St extended, being the N corner of Wis
cousin Exchange Streets, or sec 81, Z
! ~ y Hed0-Bk 46; Commencing at the n W corner Of
Ok 10, thence Isl n, thence 1}9 f. thence to
Wisconsin st, thence to beginning. or sec 81 9
"osttna bon6-rhe hf Of hf of or sec G. except
the following lot assessed to VI. C. Nckersen. de-
scrtoed as follows; Commencing : W corner hk s,
Holmes Nichols addition, thence riS c S rts
rus, " TO beginning. Also, lot TO Simmons,
as totlowS Commencing at point rds of W cor
ner Holmes Nichols addition the or line diyi-
dlng the n 4 qrs sec 6, thence to 6rSt street
running n 4 :, thence rdS, thence W 20 or line
thence n TO beginning Also, one lot 10 Lawrence
SAMSON commencing at the corner Of lot 3 bk lS
thence = : rds, thence " ( hf rds thence n r,ls
thence { I 4 hf rt!S. Also, one lot TO Henry Felt.
man, commencing at the corner s,x H. ;bennsv
To corner Of sd hS, thence rds thence q to
Telegraph road, thence 5 rds. Also. o.,a Ia, Ia
Langley, commencing eleven ras a; " eoFner Of
bk IL, thence rsi., to Telegraph road n rd. &
: n, thence To besmnng, T. / Il. "a, 16
z. q. RWnal&lots side Of Wisconsin ST. commencing
Ia n of n v corner Of biz 10, thence souherly 81
Il, thence r. thenes In noFthseasterly direction
TO line 0f Wisconsin St, at point 90 q of the
place II beginning, thenos to beginning, or
sec 81, T. Il %,
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Rheyiix,a.isr,,.

Poor afflicted mortal How many sleepless nights
and hapless days have you passed! Your aching
ing. But for YOU there il relief: do not doubt, but
believe and show your faith by works. Go to Stark
weather's, or Robnsons, Druggists in Kenosha, and
ask for DR.. Mortimore's Rheumatic Com pound. The
price is per Bottle but do not let this deter you
Every bottle is worth to you thousand. 1t has
cured unbelieving thousands. Ask for circular.
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Nh o Il III H H!

What a charm this word possesses. 1t thrills the
heart of all, from praitling infancy to gray hairs.
But how many hers with all this love; and
often, in the prime of ife she withers, droops and
dies. Why this? Go watch her daily cares and
ieies Go witness her seepess nights until her whole
system is broken down; indicated by sack keadache
Indigestion, Palpatio1 Of the Heart and loss otup
pette-the bloom from her cheek is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; but will not enumerate-you
you and feel it all Do you want antidote for
all this? Then sit up straight hold up your shoul
ders; take abundance OF cheerful, t-door exer
cise; battle all over, every morning. and rub dry with
a coarse towel and use HIortimOre;s Bitter Cor.
diai!-thc most invigorating, life mpartng cordia
ever compounded Price 81. Sold by
STARKwEATHER, 81 Co,
& Z. ROBINSON,
Druggists in Kenosha.
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Bennetts Imperial Tome has never failed in curing
this annoying disease: Another excellence itpossess-
over all other TONES, Is, that it contains Qui-
nine or any ether mineral whatever; purely veget-
able, harmless and efficient Price 81 co per bottle.
For Sale by STARKWEATHER& CO., Druggists
& L. ROBINSON, { Kenosha.
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MEDICAL.
TO MOTHERS.

RE XOUR Children afflicted with worms ?
N do they loath with disgust the oily vermifugcs
of the day. Go to STARKwEATHERs, or f. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get Box of Benaetfs Worm
and equal if not superior to any Vermifuge in use.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Probnte Nntlce.

heH0htn County, Court Tor NOr BRA, 100.
In the matter Of the Giles Robinson deceased
ON application of Dwight Robnsin administrator Of tbs
tate of Giles Robinson deceased hearing Of his final
Of bis of the of said dscsssed and
for discharges from further ADMINISTRATION
1t is ordered that said application before
office in the City of kcnoha Saturday first OF
December IN O'Clock NJ notice thereof
given all persons Interested therein by publishing
three successive weeks before that day in Tribune Te
weekly Newspaper published in the City
in said County BY the Court, JON Is. JlISUN,
udR
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M 6 IC a T.
THE Subscriber has recentlyrceei-

TENHHE Subscriber has recentlyreeei
il we'd large addition to her former n asE
stock of Musical Anstrume N O. ,and Nj m T IN
would invite all intending to purchase " " X j. y
to call and examine them.
sernPhines, Eoiians, md Mclsdes4is,
From the celebrated manuactory of Messts prcscots
e. Brothers, Concord, n. H., and unsurpassed in
style of finish, sweetness aud compass Thes1 I.,sirI
ments are confidently recommended to the puElasrd
fully warranted-thc Makers inviting comparisons
with those of any other mandatory in the Unioa,
Also, Agent for the PIANOS manufactured bS
Afessrs. Boardman a. Gray, Al6any, and Messrs A
Ladd & Co, Boston.
One secoud hand Melodeon Of Princes mansfae
ture for sale at reduced price.
Second hand Pianos Rent.
All communications promptly answered.
Rooms three doors north of the Episcopal Church
on west side of Ann street. MARY A. AVER
Kenosha, June 81, tS55--v16nI,
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M a RBLE IA Glory.

GEORGE ACKLEY,
A NNOUNCES to the peopleof Kenosha City and
n County and Vicinity that he has bought out tho
Marble Factory of JosEPH |. EHLE, and has added
largely to the Stock, with both
HiRlinn md American Marble,
Of the very best quality and is prepared to furnish
to order all work in the marble line
Being an EXPERIEN CED WORKMAN he feels
confidence i'll warranting his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Italics, Oblie,k,
PAM Stones
And al other work wanted, for finish and STYLE, to
rival all competition
PLAIN, Raised, or Ornamental Hork, of any charac.
ter desired done IA style to gre entire satt,tac
tlon He respectfully solcits the patronage OF the
Public.
y shop on Pearl street, south side, west of Main
across from the Post Office
kENosHA, June l85S-nIvl6
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r O r S A L E.
CAHOON'S SEEDING PIE PLANT


II WILL securely pack in boxes and forward ac-
Il cording directions, ten Roots for S.; five Roots
for 90 one Root for 81 by the loo $40; by the
l00o S35Oo0 cash, in all cases, to be sent with the
order.
Soil best adapted to growing Pie Plant, sandy
loan trench at least two feet deep, thoroughly
nured to the bottom, with none but ,ceH rotted II
the soil is very wet, under drain. 1t will grow well
in any RICH, moist SOIL clay is the worst of ali. No
leaf stalks to be taken from the roots the first year.
until August and then only the outside ones. Best
time for transplanting, October and November
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HESSBERG & ADLEsDORFER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MERCHANT TAILOR

AGOODL1O " AOLESUOdEEE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .-.'..
CLOTHlERS & MERCHANT TAIL0RS
at the Mansion House Building
kENOSHA., WISCONSIN
A RE now receiving from the East large and
N fashionable Stock of HF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
AND CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Such as Wooden Drawers, undershirts. Comforts,
Neck Ties, Pocket Handkerchief, also a large as.
sortment Of Shirts, Hats and Caps of every imagina
bic style and make INDIA RUBBER OIL
CLOTHING, and every variety of Goods for Gen
tlemcn's wear, all of which they will sell at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
They also keep on hand an extensive and varied
assortment of Cloths, Cassmcrcs, Beavers, Nestngs
and Trimmings, consisting in part of English and
French Broad Cloths, French and American CASH
mcres Black and Fancy Silk Velvets and Pushes
of every style and variety, which will be sold or
made up to order in the latest and most approved
styles and on the most reasonable terms.
Having engaged an Experienced Gutter, thew
will make up TO order any kind of G Gentlemen Gar
ments, in the newest style. and warranted to fit
CUTTING done on the shortest notice, aud war
ranted to fiji
Their Goods purchased expressly for their
Tailoring Department, and cannot be surpassed
in style, finish and quality Call and examine our
Stock before purchasing. aug 80
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Do the Or Of the ar Of b 40 ar see Sc
Dc Lot hk ", ar section ~
90 Lot bk -. ar section ~
Dc part Of the n ar Of see 81 commencing 20
rods Of eeorner Of sd thence 40 rods 90
rods. 81 rode, thence 40 rods To- the beginning
a ~ benAda-I.ot tk IS, n quarter section 81.
j. BaiTd-tbs hf OF BIZ 81 nj redeemed. or 80
do Lot ! bk ~ quarter section ~.
DO lsot blk &, equArtcr section a. 4
SAef9on Fish--Lot I bk 81 quarter section 81.
Fisher CusAnsds-Lot bk S., quarter ioa 81,
do Lot bk s.. n quarter sectipn 81 1
do Lot { bk IS n quarter section 81, |
a GuTnssv-Lot l. except "a {; Of end and l-Sd
deemed, bk IS, N quarter section 81,
do Lot 5, except "a ft on cad, and LA
rsdsemsd. BIZ ~. quarter section 81.
John EGan-l cot hk D. quarter section -
Esinrp FieHch-Lot 6 hk ~ quarter section N
NJ. HVtTcG-Nk - quarter section IN q
do Tx ~, quarter Scctiah 81.
jain kimbef-l.ot1 bk ". quarter section a.
Bernard kiHnsp-Par q bk "a az see W commencing
u rds " from q cerner thence IA Is rds, " rJs =
rds. g { rds to the place oflagnnine, y \
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as reds, s rods 20 place Of hesinRiss
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