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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-28

SEC. Every person who shall violate the provision
Of this ordinance, shall for every such violation forfeit
and pay any sum not less than five more than
twenty-five dollars
SIC. s. This ordinance shall take effect and be in
JOHN HEwSON, Mayor.
Attest WELL. III. w ALKER, Clerk,
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New YoRK, Aug. 27-P.M.

New YoRK, Aug. 27-P.M.
Flour closed firm, 1000 bbls sold. Wheat
buoyan., $4,000 bushels sold. Corn dull,
| q, 900 bushels sold. Coffee and Sugar dull.
Freights on cotton to Havre firm. Stocks
| closed lower generally.
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose
the money our address for the Tickets orceres,
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mall
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
sB- Purchasers VIII please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
eF- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
bic in full without deduction.
ey- All prizes Of 81 go and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta. Ga.
eE- A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one
entitled to, will b. published after every drawing in
the following papers:-New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, At
lanta Integencer, New York Weekly Day Book and
Savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch.
aug2il
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SUNDRIES.

SALTPETRE, Epson Salts, sulphur, Roll Brim-
- stone, Alum, Perry Davis Pain Killer, Saleratus,
Soda, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Fill.
berts Zante Currants, Cotton Batting, Becords reel
and dozen hemp and MANILA, Backing, Camphor,
Cream Tarter, Cigars all kinds, Copperas, Gloves,
Cinnamon, Essence of Coffee, Glass Flssks, Jars,
Lanterns Ginger race ground and reserved, Herring,
Goldfish, Mackere Indigo, Logwood extract and chip
ped, Mustard Matches MercantileW ritng Fluid, Nut
megs HOLSTERS, Oysters, Paper letter foolscap and
wrapping, Envelopes, Percussion Caps. Powder, Safe
y Fuse, Pepper Sauce, Pepper. Spice, Stone Pipes,
pitch, Tar, Rosin, Table Salt. alSoda Extract of
Sarsararlla, Stoneware Soap bar and fancy Sardines
Snuff spirits Of Turpentne, Tobacco assorted Irvine,
Teas, Tar, Vinegar, &c. &c. &c. for sale low by
s. GILBERT CO.,
aug5-tf1 Sycamore street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-28

WRAPPING Paper and Bonnet Boards.
W 100 bundles ?. 9. Wrapping Paper;
900 do Medium do do
30 do 8. G. do do
80 Gross Bonnet Boards consignment and
for sale low to close. HORNBROOK & co.,
jy21l Water street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-28

SOME Fine Chamber Couches, in Damask and En-
- ameled Cloth covers made up expressly Tor the
City trade, for sale low by
je21 SCHMITT & STARK, First ST.
gDURE CREAM TARTAR Dbl just reed and
pl3 vICKERY & JOHN SION.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-28

QDOPLAR LATHS.-
100000 Cut Poplar Laths three and four feet long,
just received and for sale by
- JOHN +. GLOVER,
aug3-d&wtml Corner Of Main and eth streets
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-06

20 take me prisoner, dies. In the name Of the
Lord, have spoken h~ On smother Oecasion,
ls commanded man named Albert Smith. to
clear out Oftbs Territory, and that right straight,
too" and threatened most bruially to kill bin
il be refused to comply. He confidently sOtici-
pstes trouble, and boasts ave are raising up 9
vt ofbOys here who will carry blood and thunder
10 the very gates Of the Capitol, Il needs be-"
We are struck with bic coarse but nervous Ian
gusgs-hs wild way Of talking; but yet admir-
the practical east Of bic mind whan setion Is IN
vOlyed. Decsiving himself, degrader OfWOmsH
and eOnspiratOr against bis country. be still Ger
taiuly syinees administrative genius Of . strOnI
character, in bis singular arbitrary snd sb'OIus
government over the sfectiOns, ersdulity and eve
lives Of bis Adherents.
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trins Of the men Of the revolution, and sHeb Ave
been the decisions Of oar enurs sol II The 80
pssms COun Of the United stAies up to within
few ysaI The mOnstrous dcetrue now m""tain !
ed By the pro Slavery FsderAIists snd enuncis'ed
in the Died Scott decision, that tleeors'i ut'on
protects Slavery as much as Il does Liberty
that the institution may be extended. to where
yer our limits extend, not only without positive
law but insp:ts Of Territorial laws to exclude
and bar It, is noe the fundamental law of tn
modern Fsderalist, TO be executed BY BuchanaT
and szpOupDed BY Tsnsy.-ohiO STATE Jour
uol
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-06

Gov. WALKER, it seems, is proving the charge
made against him that be went to Kansas IS the
agent Of giant land speculation. The "Wes'
and sales took place on the last Of June, embra-
eiug about 100000 acres, fOur-ffhs Of which
we're taken by squstters. Sections not claimed By
.ous,ters sold on an average at about $500 per
acre. The Leavenworth correspondent Of The
Cincinnati Tines in noticing the sales, says:
"Gov. Walker and suite have been present. ur'
I'll within the last day or two, aud t is reported
ed that he, IN connection with Ex-Governor b'g ,
Ter, Of Pennsylvania, las bought twenty thousand
acres Of timber land in that vicinity, Of the Indians
subject to the approval Of the authorities at Wash
ipgtou. Gov. Rseder. 8 YOU will remember VA
removed, O.tsusbly for speculatingin lands; and
We .ball now see whether what was sauce for th'
goose is to be sauce for the gander."
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PAT AND TIE ALPHAsEf.

The following rich scene occurred ssOsutly 10
one of our private schools; 80:
n : thick headed urcb;n 10 WHOSE muddy b..in
= he ss. ., Attempting to beat the slPhabst-Im
ar .frs,d you'll never learn aDythiug:-Eow what's
'"ss ss,ra dOnt kuow.' replied Pas.
I thought you'd reCCllscs thai:
Why, ma'amr
Och ms'sm. I mind i well. but sure thOugtl
II IA. ; hy speck. ~
you, ma'an!'
No. no.-nos u but !.
.Nos I, bu. you, ma'om-hOs' shsir
Not I,but you. blOckhesd. A..
1 oh, ys, faith, nov have =, ns'sp'l sa ySu
nsan to Isy, that not ] bSs JOn sfs t"SS'
bssaP
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-06

While the mausgsn Of the late Bunker Hill
celebration for the martyr Warren, we're fawning
upon Senator Mason, Of Georgia, q disuniouiss,
with 70 much assiduity that they could not find
time to pay proper respect to ssastOr Foster, Of
Connecticut, and Wilson Of Massachusetts and Ar.
Speaker Banks, the administration ct Washington
wers engaged in the great and bOly work Of dis
placing Joseph Warren NsweOmbt-the only linz
cal ersndcbilJ and legitimate family representa-.
tive Of tie revolutionary WsHen hYing-hom
petty elerkship in one Of the departments, whieh
was his sole means Of support. The reason for
this prescription is, that be wss Supposed not 10
believe in the nationality and divinity Of slavery.
=. exUouDd.,i, hv the Democratic party and Mr..
Ms.op. A proposition was made to him. that u
he would draw up paper, denying any afinltJ
With either the Republican or American parties
and take it befors msgittiats and swear to it be
.hould be retained. This came from tho SecTs.
tsy Of the Interior, through mutual frisnd.-
TELL the Secretary" be said. tbst viii see him
N the bottom o. the bottomless pit before vii 90
degrade myself" Because be will not Be . 'lASs'
the government will not employ hin-Bess0"
| Ty0peier.
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A GREAT PEOPLE.

According to the last census OF the uuited
Stale. We have two millions and half Of farmen,
one hundred thousand merchants sixty -four thous-
and masohs, and nearly two hundred thousand
carpeuters. We have fourteen thousand bakers to
bake our bread; twenty -four thousand lawyers TO
Sc. US BY the ears; and forty thousand doctors to
kill or cu,e," and fifteen hundred editions to keep
t,is motley mass in order by the potent power OF
public opinion controlled and manufactured sbrO'
the pres.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-06

exNiss Ann Tquity is said to be the Oldest
Esmale known to history.-BOstOn Star.
P.bawI she amt near $ old o AuDty Dauvi-
an!-syrAcuse Journal.
Both old to be sure. But didn't Ann Terror
urecede them i-boston Timea
But wasn't there Ous Ann 7. Q. DsutS--
Dollar Weekly Mirror.
To be sure; but is tbsrs not Miss Ann Tiquary
and Ann othssi-Fnquirsr.
Gentlemen, tkat i 50. but amt yOu aFsid yOu
will become acquainted With Min. Ann !. Mostly
Be careful, gentlemen, or yOu might get Nss
Ann Archy after you.
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Cuax FOn HYDRorHoaIA.--Ths following rec
o.;na for the cure Of hydrophObia vas sent % The
n Y. Tribune by J. W. WOOstOn, Of Philadsl-
R.cetp.-FGst dOss, ! @. Of Elesampans soo'
ho;Isa in one pint Of milk until reduced 70 half
mir, Second dose, TO Be taken two days sAss
,bs s,st,l u Oz. Of Elseampsns root boiled U
, mint Of Of milk, same $ the ast. Third dose
the same ss the second Ito be taken i've Gays
sftsr.l il ell three dosea
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-06

p q. No. 9-I sm just informed % mes
....., wbo has come from LawFsnes In great hssss
,S.t IN the natuatiOa Of their IRRESPONSIBLE d''lG0'
vou, Mayor aud Alderman have resolved upon
=. .uormi.y se sprinkling Massachusetts street.
~;,h v..er from the Ka~ river three ems' IN
Zach zach a.v. aud .ha. they hass already made con ,
,r.o. with . certain drayman for that purpose
h.y. carefully examined the OFGsnio 'cs ana = 'nS "
,.v. of hi. territory. and sansot Hnd that ths'
confer M . you the right to appropriate the va
- - ,bs Kaw rivsr, sspscslly 1t ie' present OS
80. h.vs also learned that the Topeka IL
~;'I.,u,. 80 refused to allow ysn to sprinkle Mesa
ssn.s,,. ~ street with water. and nov "arn yo'
,b.. il you continue THE sEsas0HAOls oO.'0s.I' :.
.h.l, b. obliged TO arrest yOsr p'oes'd'ng' VII I'll
49, - t.i,bful .Oldisry-R possible "i'hoOt the su'
.ioo o. blood, but treason must o pO0''"S0 ~
how. ... v,
. .,s sUdspgsring the peace OF shs Un'On' : y
al ..,.s,. nssd sp.iaasag. have not u NY 'Oaa
0. II and 10 ny various stump PsS0nss' p''1'
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WHOLE NUMBER, l,sOa

out to yOu q peaceful and constitutional method
Ofdogug il By The IOssyOu bsaF your wives and
children, esass thess reasonable p'acticssl
Msy that good Providence who ssDdsth Faia
upon the just and UejGs:, upon the Fsbe'l'ous and
and loyal, upon LawFsnee and LecomPAOns in-
clue your hearts unto peace and submission.
R.I.w.
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TIE AnRAHAMIc DOCTRINE.


.pr, who ia that tall, bright black eyed person
rOmuing with the children" Oh, she Is anOtn
e, example Of the Prophets smatOry adventures.
la D. Watt, Mormon from England, brought
b;. half sister to Brigham once, requesting to
ha married to her, as bis second wife. Brigham
refused. Mr.. Watt urged that Abraham married
his half sister, and ''he guessed be had just as
wueb rich. as AbrahamI" The point was knot
~ because il Abraham's example justides polyg-
amy evidently his example must justify such q
marriage.
The girl was rather handsome; and 50 70 SET
ia The whole matter effectualy. and to spare the
necessity Of George Watts being still more Abra
bam;c than bis brethren, Brigham took her Il
b;m.s,T So far, so well. But be was not con
.or,sd. and 90. after all, there was much force u
watts argument and Abraham's example, and b
,old Watt that be might take her then, If be wish
al of course be wishsd, and Brigham divorces
ba, In order to effect this convenient compromise
Now Mr.. Geogs Watt is one OF the "ia''nIl
!. saints" and quite prominent person 10 the 60"
m,n;tv. Since this unfortunate eontreteFlp
:, wb;eb wss uupalatable to the toughest conaoepf
: Of them ALL Brigham has declared that he vi
= a,.ka no more wives. as bis family j. iarl
. sslauouah." This declaration, however does D
\ ..,a him from being asked by many. remen
!; her one Young lady who is trying to pine DC
!. sslf m;sarsbls for tho lOveOf Brigham
Sc usigbing aud'wespng for love Of him.;
ny and although she has been directly retused'
Dg iust as obstipately determined to "hOpe sgall
d: hone" and says ashs'Il have him OF NOBODY :
Ter She is provoking her faith by her "Ott''
,rdI We bow 10 The ladies; and Brigham cendu
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Until then, sgactionatsly farewell.
RoBERTUSJ, WALKERUS.

. s-should the weather Be % warm 70 nay
:. !, was Yesterday. shall hasten forward one
oomU.uv in advance, TO prevent the recurrence O'
49, .ct. Of treason Of which am informed you
zsrs guilty yesterday ~ w
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SLAVERY.

Ashe not only initiates, but far exceeds jdda'
lam in polygamy, so Brigham attempts to surpass
Judaism in adopting the Institution Of negro ala-
very, On this subject be i pointed and charae-
,ayistic. Isaac. very smart sOlOred man, wss
ons ds, holding favOrite horse Of Bagham's'
vhO remarked, "Therss ng horse. and there's
nv uiprer, the horse is mins. and Ike Is miue
too; and would just ss frssly shoot the rasea
who attempted to persuade Ike to run of, O.
would il be were 10 attempt running of N,
hoFse."
Brigham /. very fond Of talking about shooting
Hs once remarked, 81 always carry t~o leads'
,.volysu on me, And the man who tOashss NJ
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MRS. PoUETE REe'

There sits another lady, about forty i've years
of age. She is also the time-wOrn wreck Of .
handsome woman. Brigham has very good taste
She is bound to the prophet by another tie. Mrs
poukerer--her husband, believe, is still living
heard Of and loved Joseph Smith in 1854. "But
Smith has been dead ten years!'' remarks the as
,or;shed reader. That may seem an insuperaOle
difficulty to you my friend, but it is nothing to
Mormonism. As Brigham Young could be
Smiths agent in taking his widows to perpetn"''
his kingdom, why should he not, p0r' p0s'"' mar
~ new wives for Smith for the same obJect'-
However ridicuously apparent this soph'sm mi"
be to you, it is gospel logic to them According
w. Mrs Poulterer, good soul, was married 10 brig
ham he kindly acting as Joseph Smiths agent
: ,he affair. She gave up her entire property
. tba Church, and. Of course, was soon much re
sneuted.
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AlisftIIalvtolls Reaoirlp.
BRIGHAM YOUNG AND HIS HAREM.

sr ,Oux aSpE, IA, LATE REsDEST OF SALT LAKE
@tsi cTTx.
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There sits another person smiling at girl a.
bout II, with rnglets. She is a fine-lOOking Wo'
man, although now past age. She illustrates an'
other class of Brgham's wives. That is Mrs.
Cobh She saw, heard. believed and loved Brig
ham Young: embraced MOrmOasm and ran away
from her husband, respectable gentleman in Mas
sachusetts, carrying off her daughter, Charlotte
the yourg riugletted lady. She arrived at ooun-
ell Bluffs, and married Brigham Young hel
husband. half crazed, eueavOred to obtain his eh'N
IN. was baffled and out-manOeuvered, and they
rot safely to Salt Lake. She is now mother u
Israel, aud her daughter, il not married to Brig
ham himself, will probably become second OF tnlr'
wife to one of bis boys. Nor is this marriage Q
mother and daughter to the same man at all uns
I anal at Salt Lake. One man, with whom W.
ACQUAINTED there, has three sisters and their mott
e ar married to him, and be lives With them alll-
Il knew several instances of mother and one daug
,or beinp married to the same man, and eou
l. moution their names. However atrocious this mi
appear to beuighted Gentes it is not the sl'ghtf
Is stumbling block to enlightened Saints!
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and master. Hence, after Smith died, 20 that be
might not sacrifice auy glory BY bis unfortunate
dsceasA Brigham took bis widOwsI Eliza !.
Snow IS one of these happy ladies. These blessed
beings who have cOnsummaOed the 'Nend and OBJ.
ect Of their existenccp csase to be wives and be.
come Mothers IA Israel"
Their duties are very various, and peculiarly
NOrmoni being to convert young girls into advO-
Gates Of pOlygamy; to induce young wives into ad'
vising their husbands 10 lake Others, 70 instruct
yyouug brides in physiological philosophy; to NEE
lin A weekly "Ccuucil Of Health" attended excIu
sively By women, but presided over BY man. ant
there debate, quite unreservedy, The most ln's"
cate questions etc, etc. They form a'Pec'es 0
Matron Club, and devote themselves 10 gossip
scandal, and tea drinking in general; and are uni
versally Brigham's most ferveut disciples, as we
as the sternest and most garrulOus advocates 70
complete submission to the will Of the Lord
looming through bis prophets and lovely oracles'
Brigham, however does not reverence the CLAIM
Of these old ladies to respect, and throws in anon
them many frebrand Of contention. They {"
supposed to be fully versed in "ths mysteries
the kingdom" and they talk outrageous nOnsen
on the most recOndite subjects. God, angels. etc
n;,v creation Of matter, and the insOlVable pro
lam of GOOD and evil, these old ladies make she
work Of; aud snuff and "mysteties" abound
. their reunion.
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Us. by a narrow passage into bis lion house. We
enter on g corridor with room dOcu on each aide
He opens one and we peep in. and see vsp
neatly, but plainly furnished apartment We no
tics that everything is in the best order, and DAG
zling clean. He opens another door, and We Oh
serve this apartment is the exact counterpart o.
the first. With slight gesture and SMILE g b
indicates the rows Of dOOrs, says be. Gentlemen
they are all Just aHksp These are the sIesPInI
apartments Of bis wives, Of which they have ON
each.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09
no Teachers I

Moetirgs forthc examination ofteacher wilbe Hsldit
the court house w rn, each SATURDAY until december
lOh, is5H; also each saturday n March, April nnd
dsv and on tho third Saufiays of ianunfy and June
ls3t. ENuminatiousto commence az I orlonk, y. NJ
rhe Increased dcmnndtor wHlA guALfiRn teaChUrs as
se A the increased mgihtcs iof acquiring the requisite
qualifications hAyv inaceied TO the ,Nsminen the pro.
nroty ofalvancine Nth the tiuies.
me 'onovins grade, ofcerido ,1ss wtibe iauld,n
4 ftr ycars, gfAdu ior one
fpfBmanth and grade
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.FF ET, 4, City of Hfhn. December 10Th "A. ID. 1856.
Agby provisions entitled
bng the County Audo hereby
notice tha. the several tracts Of aad town lots and parts q lots contained
charged House City
ond Monday January A. d. bg the month";
such iateresnd penalty paid before ,Tf e
.itoe3 ~ W. eYiIgg -I<rgg JAMSM STEVENS Audior.o
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Important TO
! jNAGANA&&NTAHNs4N
MARBLE DEALERS, AND
OTHERS.
DagherreOtyPe Cases

method has long been sought for TO insert
in dur ahle manner, DAEherreOiyp likenesses
To- Head Stones and Monuments. ! have been
ma nuiacturing these cases for the last two gears,
and can warrant then 20 secure tho picture for q
long number OF eEru.
The outside case is made Of Parian Marbls,ant
she box which enclosss the picture and keeps Il
~ tte of reat prsierVsdoa for long number
of ysars is made 81 brass--a sersw b0r. IL makes
very neat job 90 Head SioHe Or Menums ne.
They are, used Ia Greenwood Ceme'efyy Meu nl
Auburn, Laurel Hill, ant many other Csmeterits
IN the United States.
A liberal discQan nt made 10 Marble Denleo AID
DRguerreoiyhisis. aPrico from 2.25 each i0
$3.50. 4 ciFcUlArof ehgrsylngs VII BE- ssny Z
any address, free, with price ltlt,
Z BALDWIN,
D ~ u Agt Of Kaulolsun Dag. Co.,
dsei25m Sa5 Broadway, New York.
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OFFIcE or CLINTON LINE ExTENsIoN r. r.. Co
\ HUnsoN, o., DEc tMBER 22d 1886, s
ST,HE annual meeting Of the stock holders Of the Clinton
II Line Exten,ion Rail Road Campany will be held at
their oos Hudson, Thursday the 2DihdAy ofJannaTy
deeS5.td .GU0i CHARLES PEAsE, soo'y.
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And Town pxt within County the
Refed Das1uu BY Gnoss ryr Of said County, wb m
TSsss Inierest thson the year 1885, simple
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The said Harrison ~ Kroh, IA hereby notified,
that the said Plaintiffs filed their petition IN this
action, on the 9Th day ofJanuary, 1861 against
said defendants In the court Of Common Pleas Of
Scneca. county, and State Of Ohio. The object
n prayer Of which is TO him'thed,wet ititercs OF
q . said Margaret A. Kroh, Reservation, ilty-ni e
chains andseyeety links, TO the Negro town road
Thence south on and along the centre line of
said road fifteen chains, aud sixty nine lnks.--
Thence west, on and along line parallel with
the north line Of said reservation, sevehtylthree
chains aid forty-hvc links, to me east bank OF
the Sandnsky River. Thence northerly on and
along the eostbank Of said river with the mean
ders thereofto the place ofbeainning, containing
one hundred and six and So 90 acres ofland more
or less. Also the south east fractional part OF
irlcticuai secti "a, number one, % IN township
number one, (l) North 0fFlnge IL, founded rs
follows to wit; Beginning for the same, at the
point where the north line OF the Walker reserve
(sO called) intersects the east line Of said
Township, running thence Inorth on and a'ong
the east line Of said township, thirty-lhree (33)
chains andhfty-slx links to the south east conner
Of tract Of land inta ming FORTY seven
aud IS O0.acres owned or occupied by ]. G.
Bowaud. thence we't on line parallel with the
North line Of said seoNoh one 20 the east bank
Of the Sandusky River, thence southerly on aud
along The mesuderingf of saitriverg on the east
side thereof to the north fine Of saidreeerye e.
thence eastoH and along the north liue Of said
Rhterve to the place Of bsginning, continuing
ll3 q 22-lO0 acres " land more or less Also
the, north part Of the south west quarter OF frac
ional sectlon number six, [6. I 10 township No,
one !, ] la range hlteen, Cl5, Ia said county
contaning 50 %. 100 acres Of land mo re or less
And also, the west half Of the south west quar-
ter Of the north vest quarter Of said section No
si1, rs, in said toEhship No, one II, j IN said
range No. 6heeIg1[lPI ] coni@ainE n & 9il00
acres Of land more or less and 10 nave pari.
dou m ade thereof setting on to the said Emeline
kroe, Calvin Y. Kroh aud James W. Kroh the
eleventh parts thereof and for general relief 10
the premises The said Harrison e, Kroh is
lurher notified hat he h repaired 10 sRswer
seid petition 90 or before the seventh day OF
March, next, orthe petition will be taken ~ irne
against him aud judgment rendered. accordingly.
sr lfnuir.I l.. HALL, Plaintias AUy.
Jan, 9th.' 6W.. au p, pr fee,slO,Oo