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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
DIED.

At her residence in Plain Township, Wood county,
Ohio. on the Let of December, Mrs S. 2. THoMAs in
the 6Sth year Of her age.
Mrs. THOMAS had been for nearly twenty years a
member OF the Plain Congre gatonaI Church and hor
death deeply iamented adds one moro to the nun,
Der Of those who have gone from the Pioneer Socie
ty through much trbulstons to rest from their la
bors." She will be long remembered and greatly
missed not only in the loved circle at home but in
the church and sabbath school, where her influence
for good extensively felt She was naturally kind.
hearted, cheerful, and accommodating, and thus en-.
deared herself TO all with whom she was cquainted
She was born IN Parsppany New Jersey, Dec. 10th
$500, and was married to Samuel p. Thomas Oct. &C.
lel9.- After her marriage she resided some time in
Green Village, Morris county. While here in con
nection with her husband sho united to the Presby-
tsrisn church, about the year 1874. In June, lss0
the family emigrated 10 Wood county in this State
She was called te the death of her husband and
six children. In March.ls49, her husband and daugh
ter harn were buried in the same grave Mrs TuoM
as was remarkably industrious and ingenious and was
very skiilful In embroidery and il is astonishing to
see how much she accomplished; but her bands have
forgotten their cunning and the once busy fingers
toll no more. She was passionately fond Of aOwers
Early and late would she be among them to train and
neurish them She left about eighty kinds Of seeds
gathered for next year. little thinking that before that
time should arrive, she would live where bloom i'm
mortal flowers upon the banks Of that river which
"msketh glad tho city Of the Great King"
Her last Illness was typhoid fever, which continued
ten weeks, during which she suffered great deal hut
was patient and accomplishing. Her last woTds may
serve TO indicate that strength which sustained
through varied scenes Of sfiction and bereavement :
Though He slsy me, yet will trust in Him."
Mrs. THoNLs has left t~ sons and three daughters
to mourn the loss ofA tender and ahectobse mother
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

as- We have been presented with specimen
of very superior brown Sugar, which ctn be had
at Powers & Blinn's for lOc. per lb This new
frm, whose advertisement appears in anolher col
umn, have fitted up their room in handsome
manner, and are now Offering fine assortment of
goods at low figures In addition to their stock
OF goods, they will keep on hand, after this week,
their goods and prices.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

S~We learn that lot of corn--2, 900 bush
'sls-hss been sold by J. R. Rudolph, Esq, Of
Middleton township, at Is cents per bushel in
the ear. to be delivered on the premises. Those
who have given the subjsct some attention, pre-
dict that corn will command high figures next
summer,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

S~Hon. L. ID. Campbell. while on his way
from his Office to his house, on Tuesday night of
last week, was struck by some rufisn and seri-
ousy injured. The skull on the back Of his
head is broken in aud most Of the time his mind
wonders. He was struck down at about IL
o'clock and it was o'clock before he recovered
his consciousness and was able to walk home.
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khariHNs SnIe.

William Timanus VS.. T.. A. Kstohutn.
DY virtue OF order Of sale to directed and de
ID livsred from the court OF Common Pleas OF Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled cause. will offer
for sale At ths door OF the court house in POysburE
on
Saturday, Feb. Ia, 1880,
between the hours of l and o'clock 7. NJ, OF said
day tho vest half of the south quarter of section
number seven ottownship ndmber Eve (60 in range
number ton (l0) east containing eighty $50 Of
land more OIL less. in Wood county, Ohio.
c. W. NORTON Sheriff.
GEoRaE STRAIH atty prff
Jan. 6, 1859 36wG&1.s0.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

Ex-senator Ivetson, of Georgia, in q recent
speech on the Pacific railroad bill, took occasion
10 speak upon political questions, end said he
"did not consider the return Of Douglas TO the
Senate victory to the democracy-it was only
q victory Of free soil democracy over abolition
whiggery.''
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
es-The weather has undergone extreme changes

sS-The weather has undergone extreme changes
since our last issue. On Thursday it commenced
showing, and continued for about forty eight hou,s,
1t then got very cold froze the river over, and
Shs thermometer went down to 10 deg. below ze-
ro. On Monday another change took place, and
ii has been thawing up to Wednesday noon. The
snow has disappeared rapidly and the Eleighing
10 about over.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

ArorHER CnANGE.-Miss Mary A. Perrin has
resigned her place as teacher in the primary
department of our Union Schools to accept a
position in the Toledo Schools. She is succeeded
by Miss Eusenia E. Perrin Both are compe-
tent teachers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

asThe Cleveland Herald, one Of the best
and most influential papers in Ohio. has donned
q new dress, and is now the handsomest daily
that reaches our sanctum.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above
diseases, together with testimonials from ladies OF
the highest responsibility, as certified by the most
satisfactory authority. to all which the attention
of ladies and practitioners is respectfully invited
can be had gratis at the store of Drs. PECK &
HAMILTON Druggists, PerEysburg, Ohio and OF
West & rruax Toledo. and most Of the respecta-
BILE druggists in the State.
J. B. MARCHlSI & Co, Proprtstors,
CENTRAL DEPOT, 3O2 Broadway, N. Y.
ES-Do no, be satisfied with merely reading
this notice, but call or send for n Pamphlet. II
will pay you well for your troubc.--29m2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

T.. aBOn the 5th inst, Judge Douglas was re-
elected to the U. s. Senate. by the Illinois leg
islsture. The vote stood 81 for Douglas to 4t
for Lincoln.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

NJ Last Thursday night was indeed very stor-
my. The wind blew furiously-- the snow fell
with spierul force--and none but the most de7o-
ted friends Of good cause would venture out
Consequently, the Mite Society was not largely
Attended--the sheep were distinguished from the
goats--the good salt from that which has lost it's
SAVIOR. or course we were found among the sheep!
lump of salt! Uneucumbered by the goats, OF
course the few faithful had most pleasant time.
Although very inclement without, it was very
cOngsnial within decidedly a happy svening. ;
1t is not yet determined where the next meeting of
the Society will be held. There are so many sp-
plications that the officers of the Society labor
under great embarrassment in making the award
We will annsunce the place ofmeeting mex. week
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

as-Ths Marysville Tribune expresses pref
srenee for the nomination Of Hon. VIM. Dsnni'
son. Jr., for Governor.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

w-Madam Rumor, that queer old lady who
attends all tea parties, quiltings, and resides in
every village, iaforms US that there is "a 10 dge
iu som. vast Wilderness not far from this
place. where old Mrn have their isit renewed
and young men are introduced into mysteries OF
which they are supposed to have dreamed some
time during their growing years, Those who
have erode the goat have certain signs by
which they are enabled to recognize each other
when walking in the streets, aud, although not
exactly in the predcsmert Of E'ops fox that
had its tail taken of by steel trap, they are
nevertheless anxious to add totheir society such
- have not passed the fiery ordeal. None are
allowed to give the grip outside of the lodge
room except those who have passed through
several Of the degrees, which are taken in their
natural order and are forcibly impressed. More
than this, Msdana Rumor saith not.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

ss-J. George Knoll has purchased OF George
Powers the store building now occupied BY Pow
ers & Blinn.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

a~-Rey. MIR. Cannon will conclude his Lectures
on the Signs Of the Times next Sabbath evening
Subject The Progress Of Events.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

As-John Eaton, Jr., the able and eff fioient
Superintendent of the Toledo Schools has sent
in his resignation to the Board of Education.
He proposes to devote his attention to other
pursuits.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

~ Andrew Young. ESQ, of Toledo, has beer
appointed Resident Engineer on this division o
the Public Works, vice W. J. Jackson, resigned
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

~ Hitchcock has just received another in
yoics OF NEST beautiful prints.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

eson shs 9Th met, the Michigan Legislature
slected Ex-Governor Bingham to the u D.
Senate.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

~ Our friend V. Fink will open grocery
store, in few days, in the room lately occupied
bf Howell.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

aw-on Thursday evening last, the boiler and
copper shops OF the Michigan Southern r r.
at Adrian, were destroyed BY fire.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
DR.. j. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATH0LIC0N,
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF SUFFERING

TIE wOMAN'S ADVOCATE, Of Philadelphia,
miss Annie f. Mcdowell, e!itor,) says: This
is the most valuable medicine fer the diseases Pc
cular to women that we know Of a friend of
ours,who for many yea RS has been a sufferer, no.
ticed the advertisement in the Advocate, and at
once procured bottle. She found relief and
feels that dhe can most heartily recommend it
to all who are suffering in like manner We
have heard many times that it was true remedy
but this is the first in which we hsvo. seen
itS effects. Our friend will be very glad to give
DR.. Marchsi a certificate Of its valuo TO her. il
he desires one"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
LOCAL AND LITERARY,
school Examiners' Notice.

rAs board will hold their next regular session for
,,. ,ssrinstItn OF Teachers at Freeport, on the
Hkr n...lsy Of February ns1t
4, addition to the ususl course, all Teachers Will
A.r..f,er bs examined in American History.
u. applicant will b. examined who 10 net present
psns,uslly st e'sloek Az.
J.w. WOODBURY.. CLERK.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

s~-Hons 4. D. Peck aud J. N. Wss.cots. OF
the Legislature, and r. Mott, OF Congress have
our thanks for public documents.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
EXAMINING CnMMLrrEpa

On BANNEo-E T. ROCKWELL, Teller. L:(s,op
EVoritt Co.
OK MEHcHAHnIgINO JoSBISd t--CoaArssrov-'r
DWIaHT. EEts, Secretary Cleveland GINS Company
II, 6 CLEysLAEp, hook Keeper for Geo v orthru.
Sn4 Co.
LATArErrE VoHcs, Book Keeper for Edyarls 4 IL.
dlIngs.
on RAIESoArING--H. II. C, LroU, Secretaryau,i rrssS
urer OF Cleveland Toledo r, u. CO.
J. T. SGArEISs, Assistant Superneud c. L T.
r. Il. Co.
u. H. wArrrNSos, Clerk Freight Dept C.A T. r.
Il CO.
J. NJ. FKaKs. Clsrk Ticlst
}. T. hHIs Conductor G. A !. Il. "a. Co.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

~J. R. Kinney has retired from the Super
inteudency Of the Defiance Union Schools, and
is succeeded BY Finlay Strong, Esq.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
Road Notice.

Legal Notice.
| ESsE liAWLEY will take notice that the under
- s'gned OF the county OF Wood. and Sts,e OF Ohio
a!a, o. I9e tsth day OF peeember A. d. 1888 he thoi
petition la TIE court Cf Common Pleas of sad conn
sS!nst h1 asS;ng said court to quiet their titls ~
the EoTth hall OF The northeast quarter of secto
six or tewn eve north, OF range nine east in
sad county containing 80 acrSs against sny claim oi
title act np by said iawloy to the same which n.t
zion will Ds FOR hsarlng at tho next term OF ss'5
eonfl SAMUEL =. CLARE
SfLNANUS JFFFEgsOY.
BY 3. .JIFFERsoE. atty.
Dec. S0th IAh9-NlHRHa x
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

Il. q. FOLSOM, A. NJ,
Associate Proprietor AnC Principal OF tho Cleveland
College,
A S.holdr.htp Is good IN the s,psn CoH,kes.
SPENSEIlAN PENMANSH!P taught by lts an
thor, by A. J. Phelps. and othors.
Two weekly Law Lecture by the Professor. OF the
Union and Ohio Law College.
Bryant Straton's" " American Mcrchant,D q
Monthly Magazine. devoted to Commerce, Banking
Manufactures. Agriculture, Statistics. Commercial
Law biography Science and Litoratnrs. published In
w.fork, at 50 per snnum.
ES-For information in regard to the Colleges or
Magazine plense call at the rooms or md for Cats
loguse ofsevonty pages address as above.
nlQlY.
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INsla lhe onIE lnsiltnIlOnl NOrEt'N NIiO lRv INN
rsH! 4" Examining Committees" bAfors whom each
student must pass an examiaafi az end from whom If
competent, they will receive certificates
Auy student entering our College may rest as,urcd
that no Henteman's name Is used b. US but such a,
are actively engaged, and departments cd
butSnch as are regularly instituted A, though No
ESys no disposition TO make mari ,ous HE
to Sny one, especially ourSolycsl we uphrsitatnrly
Offer our Course ITO the public as Pc,taI n not ~
periorto any similar stiiuiion in the coun,rv and
ask the public to examine Send for circular
HOLLlSTER Il FELTON,.
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C commercial College.

FACULTY.
W H. hoLLisrH', r. Il FrIToN
ncipals and Profs of Book Kee ping a nd oIst
ersl branches.
wA. P. CoorHH W. H. UorLIsrEp
Professors ofPractcAl and OrnRme ntal Pcnnan.
ship.
l., BAUoI, Esq, and others, Lecturers on Railroad
and Marine Law.
jaws II. ADAHs, ESQ, d. W BRooEs, ESQ,
Lecturers Commercial Law
r. l.. JoNEs ESQ, Lecturer on the principles ard de-
tails of Banking.
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A NO. SUGAR ssilinE low at
"A fo0. ~ hIToACoCKs.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
From Praser River.

John Halden and Joseph Southern arrived
here few days since, from Fraser River
fifty miles above its junction with Thomp-
SONS River.
They give a gloomy and discourag'hg
state Of things in that part Of the county
Cold, snow. impossible mountains, and
want OF supplies, render it in every way
most inhospitable region. For many weeks
a large number of the people lived on beans
alone. Miners were m'king from three to
six dollars a day hv the most severe and
disagreeable labor. Supplies we're worth
from a dollar to a dollar and a half per
pound.
Messrs. Halden and Southern suffered
great hSrdships in making their way out of
the country, as well as those in company
with them. They were all more or less fro
zen, and one of the number died from the
effects of cold. The early gold miners Of
California, know nothing Of the privations
and suferings that have been endured by
adventurers to Frazer River.
The gentlemen mentioned above are old
residents of Grass Valley, and, after much
bodily suffering, and a loss of three thousand
dollars in money. feel conteDted to settle
down at this place, as the bes. locality Of
which they know.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Dy virtue Of decree and order Of sale 70 me a.
ID recied. issued out Of the District Court Of the
l4th Judicial District. m and for Nevada County.
StR1e Of California a Judgment rendered in said
Court on the 18th day ofneeemher. A. D. 1858. In
favor of EDWARD DELAY and against ROBERT c
SMITH and his Wife. for the of seven Hundred
and Thirty nine Dollars and Fifty Cents with inter
est the said ef $3.50 50 at the rate Of three
per cent per month. frum the 2lst day of Septem-
her, 1858, until paid, gether with Costs Of Suit
For the sale Of the following described Property. 10
wit-That certain lut commencing at the southea 81
corner of Neal ond Auburn streets. running from
thence North about three hundred and twenty feet
thence West about hundred and twenty feet.
thence Souiheriy about one hundred and thirty Eve
feet. thence Westerly about ffty-hve feet thence
Southerly about eighty hev feet thence easierly
hundred and sixty Eve feet, "a place of beginning
said property being situated in ths township Of Grass
Valley and County aforesaid.
Notice j. hereby given that will expose 10 public
sale all the above described property 10 the highest
bidder for cash. in front of the Court House door,
in Nevada City. on TUESDAY, the \ IN day of Jau-
uarT. 4. u. 1859, between the hours OF 10 eloe;
A. NJ. aud % clock = NJ
Given under my hand and seal this leih DAY OF
December A ID isbs : W BORING. Sheriff.
Z4t BY Ei Burrell, Deputy.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
SUERIFF'S SA LIE.

DY yirtne Of decree aud order Of sale TO me direc
Dted out Of the disric1 Court ~ the l4th Ju
dicial District in,ani for Nevada roumiy, state of
California a Judgment renlefed in sait Court on
the 18th dny Of december A. h.. 1865. in favor of
=. l. TUTTIE, and against G II. g. STA -kHoUsE.
for tho sum of Two Thousand six Hundred and fii
ty.thrce Dollars and Fort yfour Cents, debt with in
teret the of Sl2ib ~ at the rate Of two per
cent uer month--ai.o interest on the sum pf slius
az the rate Of per cent per month from the l4tn
day of November, ls5s until paid, together with
costs Of suit Fer the sale ul the following de.crib
cd uroperts "a vii -Al and singular The undivided
two i'ths interest part Of that certain t4Hriz
Ml Engine. Boiler, Building and Fixture, there
90 belonging aud appertainins. situated upnu North
Wolf Creek Ia Grass Valley toNn.hig, m the County
aforesaid, commonl, called and known the Nes
Orleans Quartz Mil ani also uniivded two
hfihs Interest or share uf the Quartz led-cs or
Claims belonging % said Mill, and situated and be-
ing upon paisry, saunders. l.onstn Kentucky,
Fillmore. New hound. Prescott, Mary Madison
Ophir ana Telegraph Hiil.. ia Gtass Valley ni"rc
said. with all and singular. the privileges and a.
purruance- ther, unto belonging in any wise ap-
pertaining.
NOTICE g. hereby given tia; aill expose 20 rub-
iic -aie all the above described property. So the
highest bidder Tor cash. Co. front ol the tourt House
door, iu the citi ol Neta'la. On TIi<lAY the fih
OF january A. H.. ,5a between tine hour- Of 10
u'ri1rt. 3 -. and o'cl.,k. Pm
Given under my hsni this the 10th day " hoc-
cmbsr d. Is5s. s.. ". BJhING, sheriff
MI u ny El Huueil Heputy
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

zs- Some years since there was Cana
dian named Alexes st. Martin, who received
an abdominal wound OF such nature that
the process of digestion could be witnessed
through the walls of the abdomen.
The world is now afforded a still greater
curiosity in the person Of one Groux. ma
tive of Hamburg, in whom from deficiency
Of the brcast-bone. the action Of the heart
and arteries may be distinctly seen.
He has exhibited himself aud lectured al
over Europe. and is now journeying through
the Uuilcd States.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
SHERIFF;S SALE.

Dy virtue o. decree ard order Of sale 70
! } me directed, issued out or tha District
Court Of the lith Jud 'cial District, in and
'nr Nevada County. State OF California. on a
judgment rendered in said ourt On the 18th
dry Of Dec, inter. a. b. le-S. in favor OF J.
II. u and against J. y Grant ct al. for the
SUN of Sixteen Hundred aud Ninety Eight
bullars debt. with interest on the said sum
O. ltaS. ai the rate q three per crnt per
month from the rendition c! Judgment uuiil
paid, together with all Gusts Of suit For
The sale Of The follow ing described property
to wit The one undivided half CD Of that
one story Brick Store and House aud lot. sit
uated OH the soI,h side OF Main street. In the
town Of san Juan. Nevada County. State Of
California. adjoining on house aud lot occu-
pied by Seeley & Clark as an express Office,
on the east and one story Brick Store and
House occupied by Or. Wakefield u Brother
on the west. with heredItaments and nppur-
tenanccs thereto belonging or apperiain,ng
Notice is herehy given that ! will expose
10 public sale. nll the above described prop.
erty. TO the highest bidder for cash. Ia front
Of the Courl House door. IN Nevada CITY. on
TUESDAY the 18th day of January. A. u.
1859. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
md ( O'Clock p. VI.
Given under my hand seal this the 24th day
oil December, A. d. lS5S
S W. BORING. sheriff.
p 4. By FL. Burrell, Deputy.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

Sft- The Secretary OF the Interior recon.
mcnds tn a general law be passed by Con-
rre's. reserving all aurifcrous, silver. and
cinnabar mines. from sale. for toe use and
occupancy Of the people FOR the United States,
under such regulations as Congress may
prescribe, and leaving those lands contain
ing copper, iron, coal, and lead. subject to
the ordinary laws Of settlement and salc, for
their dev elurment.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
SIIERiFF'S SALE.

DY NlRITE of Icc:cr 4 orler ~ Sale 10 ma
ID directed. issued out of tht District Curt Of
the Fnurieenfl iuliral i.ir'ct iu nnd for Nc,ala
Co.. SiHic oi california on Judgment rendered in
saii Court ou fhr lfih day % ccembcr. :. f. 1858,
IN favor of JAMES HOLMES. and 'ain.i WILLIAM
SiEOUT icr tie sum OF ti-hi Hundred and sixty
eu Dollars dett with interest tLe said sum @!
sNd7 ~ tine rate Of : ler cent per month from tie
rendition of Judgment until raid, together with al
costs ~ suiFuT the sale ni te follow Jug described
property. to v;t THE undi, dsH one fourth inter
81 col aus in 90 il,olc ceftnn Aiuiu. 'aim Mining
Ground sni PREMISES. ituntcl tc.u- and lyag 90
Otlt TIL, IN tlc tcuniy % Nevada. slate 81 tshIor
uin. ano known The 1eid liiil COS Claims. bound
cl Ou the Wee; hy the claims o Livingston 4 Co.,
nut On the Ea~i hs ihe claims of Jamcs johnson 4
tn. toscihc- Ga an ald .iu-a aar th. appurtcran-
thercunto belonging or in any v-e api eriainirs
Nuil' &. hereby given that viii cypo-e 20 puh
lc .rle ali tie above itci rFnrerir. &C. the
i,-t bid .i tor c--h iu front of tie Court Hcusr
i-ir 100 tie tity of Nesada ON lae.day tie sSth
81, Janua.t \. T. 1852 le'wssa ihe hour aflo
O'Clock 4 81. ai.t o'eiack T. NJ
Given u".. Hy hsn3 tiis iie oath Lay uF reseia-
trr. 4. ID l-.
W nosi>c e esil Ycvala County
l-- - D.. i.it HCRktIi.. prputy.