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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01
Head Quarters, I'd Reg't..
9Th Brigade MICHIGAN Militia.

otn brigade Michigan Militia.
You will forthwith purchase and forward to
Daniel Mulhollens, 800 bushels of oats or
such quantity of oats and hay as will be suf-
ficient fer 200 horses for three days. You
will also receive at the storehouse of Clark
& Strong, in this county (Monroe,) such ar
ticles os pork and other provisions as may be
provided for you, sufficient for 200 mon for
four days, and forward the same to Daniel
Mulhollens, in Erie, in this county, by p.
M on Saturday next, the 5th of September
inst, TO be issued TO such of the companies Of
this regiment as may be there.
You will, with your assistants, take such
prompt measures TO carry this order into effect
as circumstances will permit, taking care to
have the above mentioned provisions, DC, at
the place appointed for their delivery. You
will call on the Brigade Paymaster, Daniel
l. Bacon, for such sums of money as you
may know.
WARNER WING, Lieut.. COL command
ing 2 Reg't., Michigan Militia.
To A. l. WHITE, Quartermaster, I'd Reg't.,
Michigan Militia.
Accompanying this are several accounts
preserted for various items of service render
cd the military arm of the State. They
must have been thirsty set, including the
Lieut.. Col. commanding as witness: to six
bottles Of handy for Capt. Wood; to four
bottles of wine;' 10 eight eight bottles of
brandy for officers, per COL Wings order; to
five bottles of port wine and four of Maderia.'
Nathaniel Hubbell, Sheriff, to two bottles Of
brandy TO two bottles of brandy for Gen.
Brown TO one bottle of brandy and fifteen
suppers.' They were all bought Of Frederick
Smith.
They must have also been a bloodthirsty
set, as witness: i: to knife; to hatchot; to
l pair of steelyards.'
They must also have been somewhat devo-
ted to certain branches of housewifery, as
witness: 'to one frying pan and spider, lent;
to one decanter, lent
Their Commissary Department must have
run low sometimes and they have been COM
pelled to the unpleasant duty Of foraging as
witness: 'to two swarms of bees destroyed;
to one hog shot, Query-did they mean to
steal that hog, or was it the dire alternative
of root hog, or die2"
The last item we shall notice is little sim
gular. We hardly know what it indicates
Perhaps camp life, with all its dissoluteness,
had begun to sap the foundations of the stern
morality Of the Michigandcrs. eroone sign
post and sign DESTROYED.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01
rEA western Now York farmer wrilos as

EFA western New York farmer writes as
follows to distinguished scientific agricultu-
rist, to whom he felt obligations for introdu-
cling variety of swine:
"Respected Sir,-I went yesterday to tho
Fair at NJ; found several pigs Of
your species; there was a great variety Of
beasts, and was sstonished at not seeing
you there "
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

A SMALL Drsu OF PUNs.-Why is door
latch like beautiful woman? Because it is
something to door, (adors.)
If Belzebub should lose his tail, whore
would no go to get it rcpairedl To the gin
shop where they retail bad spirits.
Why has il lately become impossible for
women to go to. heaven! Because tho way
is straight and maroon.
Why is the bridegroom more expensive
than the bride? Because the bride is always
given away, whilc the bridegroom is usually
sold.
Why is restless sleeper like lawyer
Because he lies on one side, and then turns
and lies on the other side.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

EE- Stale Bread, if immersed in cold wa
ter, and rebaked for one hour, is equal to
new bread.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01
The LAST PoETRY.-The following senti-
mental effusion is from southern paper. 1t
is as good as four-fifths Of the rhyming which
we find in the magazines and ANNALS:

Our yaller hen has broke her leg
Ohi never more she'll lay an egg,
The brindle COW has gone plumb dry,
And sister Sail has eu the pie.
This airfh Is full of sin and sorrow;
We're born to-day and Gle tomorrow.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

EF Passengers on tho N. Y. Central r.
r. are allowed only one hundred pounds of
baggage, and are charged enormously for any
over that amount.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

EE- Young ladies are like arrows: They
arc in quiver till the bcaux come, and cant
90 off without them.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

RHUBARB.-In preparing this for pies it is
a common mistake to peal the stalks. The
skins however tough they may seem, cook
as readily and tenderly rs the pulp, besides
adding 10 its richness and delicate flavor.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

TO PREVENT THE SKIN FROM DIscoLoRINo
AFTER Blow OR FALL.-AMoisten starch or
arrowroot, with cold water, and lay on the
spot Immediately. This is excellent also for
scratches or burns.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

re- The woman who noglects her hus-
bands shirt front is not tho wife for his bos-
ON.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

RKMEMBER.-Good Stock will always rc-
turn full equivalent for what they receive
Of food aud care.
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CROCKERY AT WHOLESALE.
r. WETMORE. A. CO..


XToULD respectfully inform the Merchants of SOUTH
w ERN MICHIGAN, that they prepared TO furnish
all goods in the line Of CHINA, CKoCKERY, GLASS
WARE, ,LOOKING-GLASSES, LAMPS, &C., at the lowest
rates. Importing their direct from the Poteries with
agencies and buying othor goods from the Msnnco-
ries hep can sell favorable New York hou
ses Paying especial attention to the Jobbng trade, they
will make rhe most liberal arrangements with Wholesale
purchasers. toct1
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

EE The worst feature in mans face is
his nose--when stuck into other peoples bpsi-
ness.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

EE Sally, what time does your folks
dineP Soon as you goes away; that's mis-
sus's orders
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01
RemIniscense of the old Toledo War.

We have been favored with peep at an
old smoke-tanned, rainwater colored manu-
script, having relation to the great speck
ON the military annals of Michigan-the To-
ledo war. II presents a jovial, jocular, ex-
judge, in quite new light, and reveals him
to us as military man, if not Joseph
The following is the document, bearing no
date:
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01

EE The young lady who burst into tears
has been put together again.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01
NILLARD's HOTEL.

FORMERLY HILLSDALE HOUSE,
TJNHE Subscriber having leased these premises for
of years. has re6tted and furnished the
House, making equal to Hotel In Southern Michigan
convenience to the travelling public. This
Hotel pleasantly located and in the most central part OF
the village. J.. q. WILLARD.
Hillsdaie Fab IA 1877
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-01
Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring

(aairoad street between Manning and West Sreets,)
subscriber wishes return his sincere thanks to
those friends who have favored him with their patron
age the time to call their attention to the
and we'll selected stock of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERESS VESTINGS, &c.
He has received from New York City, all of which
he anxious TO sell at the lowest price pattern
make into garments may suit the purchaser.
~ Cutting done on his own Invented and Improved
system warabted to inferior to none but superior
Hillsdaie Sent 18th fs56. r. ROWE.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

Sh opon Ho1eH Street, door north Of Hard
Store
Tn Of
Broadcloths, Cassmeres vestings, satinets, Sleeps
Grays, and 0ver-coating,
knds grades and colors which he offers for sale at the
Lowest possible prices you dom just call
CaptaRs Oce and examine for yourevesso as not to be
deceived by these orfui printers.
Cloths sold by the Yard.
Scots and Winter Fashions for 1S55-56
ready 20 make up custom ork in most supero
and style tYcung for OF hers TO make up don
in the Ind warranted prop
made 46Qn1y G. HATTON.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-22
4 Xnicr from Ylrrinin.

Cabin Point. Surrey Co, Va.
Dir. SeTu s. TIANcE IL was in Baltimore In SpriI,
1891 and from paper received of yours induced
to buy box of yurr pills, recommended sovereign
for the Epilcptic Fits At that time OF my
had been afflicted with fits about l2 years.
When renching home commenced with the pills
oDrding directions | do not think she has had one
since. My wife, though, is somewhat induced to be-
licve she may have had one only. Enclosed you will
find five dollars foI which you will please forward me
two boxes. ! supro'e YOU can forward them by mail.
Your compliance will oblge me. ours respectfully
Mp. SLEDGE.
DR.. Hance's Epeptic Pills are also a sovereign
edy for every modification of diseases. The
nervous sufferer whether tOrmented By the acute ply
steal agony Of neuralgia tcdooreux ordinary hend-
ache afflicted with vague terrors weakened by periodi
cal fits threatened with paralysis, bnrnG down and dis
pr;ted by that terrible lassitade which proceeds from
lack of nervous energy. experiencing any other pain
or disability arising from the unnatural condition the
wonderful machinery which connects every member
with the source Of sensation motion and ught--
derives immediate benefit from the of those Pills
which calms nvgorates and regulates the shat
tered nervous organization.
Sent any part of the country BY mail free Of post
age. Address Seth s. Uanc'. los Baltimore street. Bal
timore, Md. Price one box, 80 two s. twelve s24
janl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-22

We have avavsbeeu inclined to receive with Doubt
tho ascoun's Of wonderful cresin desperate cases with
which tho proprietors Of patent medicines are aScus
toned to garnish their advertisements but the effects
produced Ivy the Scandinavian Remedies Of this distn
guislied Swede notorious, and so amply verified
by direct personal testimony as to put doubt and ss
picon out Of the question. The cures reported by
the patients themselves. comprehend nervous com
plants dyspepsia, bilious disorders, fits. rheumatism
and almost every species Of disease affecting the stout
acl, the skin, and the organs OF respiration Under
these circumstances have objection TO giving
let SAYS There is more in heaven and earth than is
dreamed Of in your philosophy and every day con-
vnces that the science of medicine is not the exclu
sive properly Of the faculty" Dr. RobacS has ac,
qure fame and fortune by his sucoessful treatment Of
disease and his Blood Purifier and Blood Pills arc in
general demand. See Advertisement. r
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-22
wood County Probate Court, Pesi-
tiOan 10 sell Land, @ fuflft4-

Frederick y. Defy Eexecutor Of the Inst will Of JOHN
Mays, decd. vs.. Oliver Mays, Rachel MAYS,
Andrew Mays, Wm Stley. and Ann Stl-y.
TT'HE said Oliver Mays Rachel Muys, and Andrew
l. Mays, of the state of Illinois. and William Stilley
and Ann Stillev, of the OF Wiscor SIM heirs ard
equal representatives of John Mays deceused will taxi,
notice that the 3lst dGy De eniber, 1856 the said
executor filed his petition in said court OF Probate of
Wood county the object and PRAYER Of said pettnn
sell the real of said John MAYS dcceased to nav
the debts Of said decedent to wit The north end Of
the west half Of the south quarter of See 80 town
r. 0. Continuing 60 Gcres the saline being the farm
which said John Mays resided at the time 0r his do
cease. Said petition will he for hearing Jan "a lSs7
at the office Of the Probate Judsr. in perrysturg o.
FREDERICK d. DOTY, Ex'r. John Aiass.
FRrcg JErFERsOH, Attys. .-..... a..-..f =. 81, II.
Jan. l. 1SjT--2Iw4S9SS
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legal Notice.
Court Of can'moS pleas Wood county Ohio,

Court OF Common pleas Wood county Ohio
Bella NJ. Bcnnet', Jesse 4 Mitchell,
JESSE A. Mitchell OF the state Of Pennsylvania viii
y take notice that l}eia ". Bennett did on the 18th
day of November ls5d. ilc his petition in the said
court of common Pleas of Wood county Ohio against
the sad Jesse A. MITCHELL defendant scttinr forth tfat
the 18th day of January 1854 the said Mitchell en-
tered into a verbal contract with the said Bennett to
sell and then and there did sell said Bennett for
consideration then and there paid the half of the
northwest quarter of section % township four north
of range nine containing 30 of land in Wood
county Ohio, the fee of said land then being in the
said Mitchell and that by the terms of said contrnct
said Mitchell was to convey to said Bennett all his
right title and interest by deed Of quit cum to- and in
said land. The object and prayer Of snid petition is
that sld Mitchell he required and compelled hy said
convey the said land above dcscrred accord
ing 10 the stpuations of the made by the
parties The sad defendant is further notified that
sad petit on viii be FOR hearing at the next rmof said
court and that nnless he the same by the first
Monday of February. 1857, said petition viii be taken
as cOnte ssed and decree rendered accordingly.
PRicE JEFFERSON Atty's of Plf.
Dac. 4, lS56--3)ytSi 20. .. . ...
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NO FAMILY

Can afford TO be without Mustang liniment in their
house The many accidents are liable to- may rem
der it necessary any moment and nothing iS capable
of performing such certain cure, (Ertraet) I" In
lifting the kettle from the fire it caught anil scalded my
hands aud person very severelyole hand almost to
crisp The torture unbearable. II was an nwfu
sight The Mustang Linment appeared to ex-
the pain almost Immediately. II healed rtppdly
and left Of accent. CnAs. FosrsR, i2O Broad
Street, Piiadephid" 1t is truly wonderful article
1t will cure ans case of Swelling. Burns, Stiff Joints,
Eruptions or Rheumatism. For horses should never
be dispensed with. One dollars worth Of Mustang has
saved valuable horse 1t cures Gads Sprains, King
bone SPAWN and Founders. Beicdrs of limitations
Sold in all parts of the habtahle Globe
BARNES 4 PARK Propretors, New York janl
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Astonishing Cure with only One Bottle.

Jos. b. HALL a. Co., say:
PREsQuE IsLE. AroostOok Co.. Me-, A pril "a 1854.
'' We herewith send you certificate of a per-
formed bv he use of only bottle of the German
Bitters; think Mr.. Clark to be of veracity,
an have no doubt of the truth of his story"
1iessrs Jos. d. Hall Il Co.--Gentlonen--In answer
to your inquiries will stute that my daughter. aged
about l years has been complaining Of pain in her
side for six seven years and about the first of Janu
pain in her side very severe. besides being troub
ieth pains between her shoulders and in her breast
From reading number of cures performed by Hnof
lands German Bitters' was induced To try it in her
case and sent your and purchased jOHie.-
She had taken it but few days when she began i'm
prove, and after taking only one bottle, she is
juyn better health than she has for years She feels
no pain in her side in any part of her body, aud
tribU.-- her entirely to the German Bitters.
Salmon Br0Ck, Aroustook Co Me- WM. CLARK.
SEQ Atyts.nynt jnnl
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SIIERlFF's SALE.

odulueI d UOFsuch rs. Henry Baser.
BY virtue of execution to directed and deliver
ed from the court Of Common Pleas of Wood coun-
ty, Ohio in the above case will offer for sale at the
door OF the court house. in said county,
On the 24th day of February, 1857,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock p
NJ. of said day, the following real estate situate in
Wood county Ohio and bounded and d. scribed as fol-
lows, to wit Beginning at the south east corner of
section nine. township five north range twelve east
thence along the south line 40 rods thence north
80 rods thence east parallel with the south line 40
rods the ue Of said section thence south to the
place of beginning, containing more or less
'.e c. W. NORTON, Sheriff
' JAMES W. WELSH. Atty. for plf.
Jan. 20. lS5T--3Tw6S3 -".H' .....
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LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR BoTTs,
OF VIRGINIA Il.
Kinhmnnd. Luly 9th, 1875.

Messrs. WM. BEERS 4 Co.
Gentlemen Considerations of duty to the afflicted
alone prompt me to send you this voluntary tesmon-
al to the great value of CAHTERs SPANISH MIXTURE,
for that almost incurable disease. Scrofula.
Without being disposed, deeming it necessary. to
go into the particulars of the case, can say that the
astonishing results that have been producedby that
medicine, on a member of my own family, and under
my own observation and superintendent, after the
skill OF the best physicians had been exhausted and all
the usual remedies had failed fully Justify me in rec
commendiag tSuse to all who may be suffering from
that dreadful malady.
do not mean say thatt is adapted to all consti
tutions that it will afford the relief in all cases
for, Of course, | know nothing about that--but
from what have of the effects would not hcsi
tate to use it in any aud every of Scrofua. with
persons for whom felt an interest or over whom
could exercise influence control.
Respectfully yours, JNO. VI. BOTTS.
ianl . . .7
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.



Partition fr Wood Ion. Pleas.
eremiah Z. Sinmute vs. Ralph o. kecler and Sarah
keeler. . 'i
ItN Ralph O. Keeler and SnEah o. Hetlcr you will
4 take notice that on the 18th day rf January 1861,
jeremiah G. Simmons fled petition in the court of
common plens of Wood county Ohio. where the samc
i now pending demanding pni risn Of SIC following
pds and tenemens situate in Wotd couHty. Ohio. to
wit the north half Of the north quarter Of sec
ton number eleven aud the southeast quarter Of the
south west quarter Of section number ten, in township
number four NORTH Ot range nine east. At the next
term Of said court the plaintiff will ASK that order
of partition he granted IN this case. set ~ him in
severalty oHe-half of said premises. .r.r..
ASHER COOK. Atty. for plf,
ian. Is Is57-l6w6s3 80. .'.7
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Transcript 10 wood Cemmon PLens.

JHIIVN IUTTUN IS. 7 N0I'lls IIWHD.
ID virtue Of exCcntioH to directed aud delivcf
IL ed from tie court Of Common Pleas of said colu-
y sl. cTcr for sale at the door Of the court house
liz perrysbar-
On Saturday February u 1857 q -
between the hours OF 10 and of suid dnv tine follow
ing lands and tenemcnts in Wood ccunty. Ohio The
south east quarter OF the north quarter Of Sec No
twcny-onc III town number four - north Of range
number nine 90 cast. containing 80 acres more less,
the same having been taken in execu,ion as ta propcr-
" of said defendant at suit Of said plaintiff.
c. w. NChTCN, Sheriff.
Jan. Is IS5T--c3,TG4263
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4T On the 12.h inst, the L. s. Sen 'te
declared that, the election of Senator Harlan,
,of1owa, was informal and Illegal, and that
he waq consequently not entitled to a seat in
that bo1y. The vote was not strictly parti-
Zan, and stood 90 10 is.
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Sherif's Sale.

The State of Ohio VS.. Ephraim Simmons
Df virtue of vendi to me directed and delivered
Dfrom the court of Common Pleas of Wood county
Ohio, in the above case will offer for sale at tile
door of the court house, in Perrysburg,
On Tuesday, February 2ith 1857
between the hours of ~ o'clock 4. NJ and o'clock r
NJ. of said day the following real Inlot num-
Der four ~ in the town OF Portage, Wood county,
Ohio herltD Dore levied the property of Ephram
Simmons at the suit OF the State Of Ohio.
C. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
. Jan % 1887 v5AI 10 ''
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There are 50 newspapers published in
Virginia, and bout 300 in Ohio.
There i, no adhesive label like nick
name. .
Waiting for dead mems shoes is, iu most
measures, a boo less affair,
The number Of poor poets is. if any
Il in, greater than the numoer of poets who
are poor.
Ladies gene rally shop in couples. When
q lady has any money to spend, she dearly
loves taking friend with her to see her spend
it,. .-.....
TIE ladies Of S: Paul's Church, New
Haven, made their rector, the Rev. A. N.
Litt+ John, Christmas present of Life Insu-
renee policy for $1,000 rr.. ... ..
Life, we are told, is journey, and to
see the way in which some people eat, you
would imagine they were taking in provisions
to last them the whole length Of the journey.
AT an auction sale at the Fair of ST..
Paul's Church Bntfalo, a barrel of flour
was sold for $73. 80, and then presented to
the Rector, Dir. Shelton.
An effort is making by the Kantuckey
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, to establish a male college
within its bounds, to be under the control Of
the Conference. .....
"A monument is about to be erected in
Shelby County, Ky, to Col John Harden, Of
that State, who was killed in l792 while
bearing his country's Gag of peace to the In
dians north west of the Ohio. ...
Our Government lands costs one dollar
an acrs, on an average, and champagne two
dollars a bottle. How many man dies
landless, who during his life, his swallowed
a rownship-trees and all ......s s....
The Emperor of China has rtfrsed to
receive communication from President
Pierce, forwarded BY Dr. Parker. who is at
Foo chow-foo. A letter from th4 Queen of
England. forwarded some time since, met
with similar fate.
Col. BENTON PRESERVING THE USIoN.-The
Galeua Advert er very properly suggests
that Col Benton should go to the far South,
where disuion is rampant-to Charleson-or
to Richmond-and lecture on preserving the
Union. The people who voted for Fremont
need no such lectures. ..--iaah
Some eastern paper says that we should
only elect " tried men" to Office to which
the Albany Kuickerbocker replies" That
is being done in this county. One of the
candidate. for the Assembly has been tried
four times-threc times for swindling, and
once for bigamy." '- H.,-'
Out here we elect men to off ,e first, and
try them Afterwards s-Provtied we can make
indictments sdck,- If5Pasi1 Paper. ,-.sf
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In making proposals applicants should designate the
bitches drains above, their prices per rod. and the
time of completing the lin exceeding two
years. also the land in the vicinity in pa yent
The commissioners viii meet the above date for
tie purpose of riding contracts according law
Successful bidders should lie present prepared TO give
bonds with satisfactory security for the fulfment or
their respective contracts.
By order OF the Commissioners. ....
JAS W. ROSS, Auditor.
AUDITOR $ OFr;cr, Wood Co.. o.
.Lnn. /. lshI--l4 Wis 1 80
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nTrCH NOTICES. Notice is hereby given TO
1.-The owners of lands in sections 20,21 - and 30 "
of range 10 east that the trustees of said township
will meet at simon Roots in Plain township at 10 o.
clock February %, 1857 next in order to locate
ditch commencing in the neghborhood of the quarter
post in the OF section IS of said twp and run
ming in north western drectionon the favorable
route through sections 2s 81 90 and 30 until it strikes
the Plain and rontogony ditch. [Jan. % '57-37wG*