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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28
TTMELY NOTICE 10 THE PEO.

Il PIE OF PORTAGE COUNTY.-M.ssrs II & A.
STOW z. having purchased one ofs'Esvert,s Shi,rele
Machines,s for saving Shingles they win sooa be
epared rni-b the pe6ple of Portage County with
the very best Pine Rtesuood and Chesta SinoTc there
Is made. excepting the Shaved Shigle as we will con-
vince any who will cal mt "Hu" Factory in
Ravenni. samples Farmers can furnish their
own timber, and have worked up shares, or we viii
pureh Sc the bolts and sell the shingles, thev coose
Lngs tioud he sa ~ed AZ fect lon. Logs a 81 feet
hould BE- split ino six hoitG Logs Of greater
: sh,S IN D ~ must be split into eight bolts.
w. prices and rates for saving shares cannot
aenn.iy until get Lhe acine In opera
aon, when we intend get running In about three
"eeAs' grH "htew"od Lunher wanted at our factory.
Rayenna, December 90 1852 A.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

A SEcoxD STocK of Holiday Gifts is nov
display the Ravenna Book Store and Fancy Baz,sr
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28
Attsptioo should have beer csj,H,, =. :,

to ths ADV Of H. A. Stowe. who are putting one no
Eseres Model shngle Machines into operation Ell
s'eam spoks and Hub Factory on Chestnut strs.l The
snaouncement 10 worthy of public attention. and The
shingles eus out by this machine will be the only kind
seushl'as soon IS ,hey can be put iute market.
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AND BORROW MORE,

Ito buy Ham,, Phcfc. Gloucester, Cocheo and Allen
Prints at lokc; Best Domestic Gingham li<e, and
Heavy sheetiug a. 9c.)
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

EvERF one should keep Diary during the
yai 1860 and should buy the the Ravenua Book
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28
,.oN,.ALL THAT YOU BUY

In Bonnes Ribbons. Velvet Ribbons Dress Trimmings,
&c.. &c. Fancy Cassimeres, all celors and styles
Broad cioths.) oea
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

Those observaflons of the aAtaehed Thermonetsr''
which marked with "a copjectural the
curry having retired of sight the
menr. -s #s.4-iszsasssl p'.-sa ass5-3sF
The first colann contains the dags of the month
the second the height of the mercury in Barometer
in inches aud ihousandhs; observed at A A.. P. M
and P. VI. Then Ioos the corresponding readings of
The Thermometer attached to The Barometer; next the
External Thermometer. and 6ualy The winds, rain.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

snndry repairs are being made on the Il
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

Lar no 49, LON. $40 ~. Height above .e. Isl feet.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

OBSERVATIONS FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC
RNBER s4 1859
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MersoRoLoaIoAL OBSERVATIONS

Al Hestsrn Reserpe colige Hads reported ssekly for
the Portage ooaufy Democrat,
BY PROV. A. YDuse-s 2
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

U Th. Lady. Alaau.s sas issa.
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No. AND NAMs OF
TOWNSHIP. AND IN
wHoss NAMs-RETgRNEDI
nELiSQUENr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

fhE Wheat HARvEsr.-On our return trip
from the White Sulphur Springs yesterday we
noticed in the townships of Norwich, Wash
ington and Perry some wheat has already been
cut and shocked, while in other localities the
cradle and reaping machine are at work, and
from the appearance Of the 1elds, and the force
| employed, we have no doubt but that the crop
will be mostly harvested this week. We took
sone pains to ascertain by personal examina-
ton and INQUIRY She exteat of damage by the
hate frost. Washington township we find has
suffered most, some few fields being badly in
iured, say to the exteut OF ore-half OF three
fourthsc There is, however, a large Quantity
unscatheds that will yield abundantly, the
grain usually well filled and pdvnp. Farmers
having now reeovere from their alarm are
able to form q morincorrect estimate of the
loss, and the most attelligert with whom we
pyersed admit, theded from the large quantity
osown, and the sueriorirg of the uninjured,
othat the crop in tn aggregate will be fully an
! average one.-CdWabus Fast.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

Two LADS KILLED BY JUMPING FROM A
DRAY.-Day before yesterday, in the afternoon,
two sons of Mr.. Van, of the firm of Van &
Barringer, stove dealers, 179 Main street, were
amt sing themselves in front of their fathers
residences, on Plumb street. between Front and
Columbia streets, by jumping from a dray.
Strange to say, both received similar injuries
ut almost one and the same time, which result
cd frt theiff death yesterday morning.
Either from overstraining or falling, in jump
ing from the dray, they ruptured ther omen
tums or cauls. Robert Albert, aged fourteen
years, died yesterday morning, at 4 o'clock, and
Theodore Lewis, aged sixteen years, expired at
8 o'clock the same morning. What makes this
case more singular il, that NJ. Saahas lost all
his sons by accident-the two above naafed he
ing the last of eleven boys-Cin- Iiteesr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
Goods as Cheap as the
Cheapest.
A.

TTAS on hand a good assortment of seasonable
IL Goods, and will Sell them as low as the same quail
" of goods can be bought in the county 1t will be to
the interest of the public to come and See his stuck.
A3-CoME y GET CHEAP GO0DS.~8N
June s, 1S59-*tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

MopERN BATrLE-FIELD AFTER BATTLE,-A
correspondent of the London News writes fsom
Magenta, June 9TH
my pes fs not adequate to describe the
heartrendihg scene which surrounds me. Trees
thrown down by the dreadful effect of artillery;
heaps of dead bodies. human limbs scattered
aboout, carriages broken farm hoases burnt,
crops ~trampled, vineyards devastated, houses
plundered-such is the deplorable sight which
has met my eyes since my arrival in this town.
Magenta, however, is no more. The small inn
#neiae'a am now writing shese; Ines bears
marks of TIE Tremendous struggle, for it was
thrice taken and retaken' during tie a~stioH.-=
Not a piece of furniture is to be found, no
even a chair to sit upon"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

BITTEN BY A ADMINISTRATIONS Al
mond, aged about IA years; son of Mr.. James
4linond, living eli Dry River, in this county,
was severely bitten by a rattlesnake one day
last week. After he was bit he walked about
two miles to Rawley Springs, where our friend
Sites administered relief in the form of French
5faud4sf- He GsaxA seoat g pirs q tke ktn-
dr, in three doses, rshich. srodtaseei 40 iatoxica-
ting effect whatever. The youth catne'to' Raw
ley crying from the pain Of the bite, was in
stantly attended by Mr.. Sites, got better, st ID
all night, and went home well in the morning.
Fseacfr brandy is said to he an infallibIe rene
dy for tie site of this Heaomous serpent
RoockEsgAttsF fFa.) Register
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

GRAVEL AND sToNE-By tins We understand recollection
of sand-likc substance having been lodged in the passage
Of the urine. WheI the system is III a healthy state this
substance ifcarried of by the natural passages Of the
body but when there is a weakness of any organ, es-
pecially She kidneys, ghe9 heee.se incapable of GSpelltng
such sandy concretions, and consequently they are lodg-
ed in the kidneys, urethra, or the bladder, causing great
Inflammation 20 those organs, and great pains and swell
ling, and great difficulty III voiding urine. 1t has been
admitted by many physicians. that Morse's Indian Root
Pills dre made ous Il SoE-e particular RleHts hhieh have
a wonderful charming influence III diSsOlving the sub
stance which has coggcd the passage, and by their cool
ing properties. they eXpel all inflammation. and leave the
water passage in an active and healthy state. From three
to four of these Pills taken night and rsbTnafg, from one
to tso weeks will decide how this dreadful disease is to
be treated, and as they remove the cause of every kind of
disease, it is utterly impossible for them to fail i'll curing
the gravel, as they unclOg the passage, and leave the
parts i'll a Acalthr aud lpacly condition.
Dr. Morse's Indian ROSE pals are sold by all dealers in
Medicines
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
Male Of Real Estate by Order
of Court.

DY virtue of a I'd order of sale made by the Pro
ID bate Court OF Delaware county, ONO, Oh the 4i day
Uf May A. Il. 1859, ], as eNecutriX Of the estate OF Ben
iaHfn c. Gaylord deceased, will offer for sale on the
premises, at public venluc, on saturday, jury lGth, ~.
il. 1859, between the hours of ten O'Clock n. III and four
o'cluck p. M. of said day. the following described prem
iscs as the estate AMI property Of Benjamin {. Gaylord.
dcccased, subject to the life estate OF Sarah Gaylord,
widow of Elcazrr GAYLORD. deceased to-wit Au undi
vided interest of the one fifth part of the following de
ser ibcd lands, viz \ part of lot No. 10, section 4, town
shin 4. range il Il. :. NJ. lam!Sand bounded ~ "SHnvs
beginning on the east line Of said section at the the dis
lance of l43 rods north from the south corner of said lot,
thence north with the section line, running due east and
west ten rods st nth OF the well at or near the house on
the hill south of the mill, thence west along sa id line to
the GENRE Of Big Walnut creek, thence down said creek
to fand% 3H%ed hy !SsdieE bCAhstcr, being n part of said
lot thence south 81 deg east $50 rods 70. the place Of
beginning, knovrn ar he fstFn formerly o5:freai ~ Flea
znr Gaylord, deceased, Containing scvcnty-onc acres,
more or less Appraised value s355.
TERMS OF SALE One third Of the purchase money in
hand on the day of sale, and the balance in one and two
years thereafter. with notes bearing intcrst from the day
Gfsalc, to ne secured by mortgage on tic P%rcnris.
GAYLORD -EXecntrIx,
+ OF Benz. c. GAYLORD decd.
ByR. d SNifi, nor Attorney.
June IT, IS59-*4t TS3, T5l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
NOT.IC@ i.

against j dcnrc s to Tie pinmilfT m
John & Caroline Giraffe. Jknown, will take notice that
Christopher kercllner of the comfy of Delaware, Ohio,
did. on tlr Sd dav Of March, a II. 1859, hlc his petition
in the Courier Cuufhlon Pleas, within and for Delaware
county, Ohio, against the said John Crate and Caroline
Crate setting forth that tho said John Crate and Caroline
Crate executed n mortgage to the aid Christopher Kcrch-
ner on the property formerly known as in-lot No. CO in
East Delaware, said lot now designated as in-lot No. 726,
in said county of Delaware, to secure the payment of one
hundred and fifty dollars with 10 per cent. interest from
September Ith, 1858, according to a certain pron1issory
note referred 10 in said mortgage and praying that said
John Crate may pay said SUM now claimed TO be due With
interest, or that said premises may be sold TO poy The
same, and tho said John Crate is notified that he is requir-
cd to appear and answer said petition on or before the
third Saturday after tit lsa- day ot n1ly next.
c. H. MoELHOY,
Jdns 3 ,s'5s.--~6w (sa SOY Attorney for Plaintiff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
no THE SICK:
A ugust Appointments.

August Appointments.
nR. H. TUBS will be in attendance as fol-
DELAWARE, American House, Monday and Tuesday
August LIST and I'd.
CARp1NGrox, Exchange Hotel, Wednesday, August Sd.
MARION, United stat $ Hotel, Friday August 5th}
MARYsvILE, unior- House Friday, july 20.
For ConsuI5htfan upon all discusses of the Throat Lungs,
Heart, Liver, St7mach, Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen
Also, llrolsy Gravel, rheumatism, Nervousness, IL rTlity
dyspepsia .Fciaale Diseases; Ague and Fever, FItF. Impu
rites of the Blood E%ruptiors,< Cancers, Ulcers and al
other varieties of long standing con1fsisints; both Exttrna
and thermal
For sonc ten years, DIR. Tus'rs has devoted his entire
tim to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually,
ma ~ of whom had exhausted every other resource with
in reach. IN No CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER PnIsoNs EN-
FLOWED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK To MAKE WELL, OR TEAR
with safety y the fT6sTdGre,T6, and patients nav rernin
at home, and continue, with prudence, their ordinary diet
ana exercise. Hundreds have recovered under The treat
ment after friends and physicians had given up all hope,
the iudisputable evidence of which can always he furn-
ishcd. Invalids. however reduced or despairipe. are in
vitcd to call, and may be assured that no encouragement
will be given or expense incurred, %vrirhnu,a corFespend,
ing prospect Of recovery.
On; u, TrnDs-Str : ] ana glad to add my. testimony
TO the auhsAer oi those you are Receiving 1t war after
much persuasion that | consulted You. Perhaps This Iffay
influence some other hesitatng invalid to. sock relief al
your hands. During the Winter of 1855, was % rcduc-
ed as to unable, when strongest, 70 sit at the table
My affection was said TO be a d isease OF nc left lung
heart and stonnath. Tho cough 7sis very severe, attend
ca win sh9rtness OF breatf. n~ightEwcais, and swell ing
Of tire feet and anclc4 Digestion was so feeble, that
could cat little else than crackers during the Winter, and
Tor TWO successive weeks, subsisted Oh rice water oil
gum arabic water alone. Sinking turns came on nearly
every day. and occasionally several in one day, dcprtv
ing me of speevh, AVID sometimes of sight. Also, Palpi
tatlon was distress ing. The heart appeared to stop a
times, causing a death-like sensation, as through thu
breath was gone and the circulation arrested. Thus sui
iertng lndestribahlYs aud to all appearance balanc ing be
tween life and death, / fingered until relief was obtaine'
under your Treatment | was at that time residing a
Northfeld, Summit Co, where the circumstances hcr'
gwen were known generally, am now epjoyiEg or
l2rtahlo health, and though not as vigorous rs Say an
apie TO perform household duties without l. rta N~ui rnee
ana have walked over two miles, with suffer ing nothin
more that fatigue at the time. The great bcucht derived
from your treatment, and the interest you have manifest
Jed for me- shah ever be held in grateful remembrance
Respectfully, yours,
Mrs. MARY A. BAIEMAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
What the Press Saw.

CoSIAR's ExterIninstorS are Invaluable remsdies for
clearing houses OF all sorts Of veFmin- With all conf
dence we reeommend them-N. 2. Daily Szae ReqLSy-
HCosrAR's'' remedies for all domestic pests, such as
Rats, Reaches, Bed-Bugs, Ants, FIeas, &c, are invalua-
bic : we can speak from actual knowledge OF their merits.
DRUGGIsTs and DEALERS should send their orders early if
they would secure a trade III them.-Near Fork Journal.
al shall write something about your Exterminaesrs as
/ can do 50 with propriesy4 They are selling rapidly here
and destroying all vermin--Ed. q" Baancr," Fdyete, .Ko.
Death to all Vermin.
As Spring approaches,
ANS and RoAcBRS,
From their holes come OUT
And NICE and RATS,
In spite of Cats,
Gaijy skip about.
BED-BCGS bite
You, in the night,
As on the bed you sIunzoeFJ
While INSECTS crawl
ThTo' chamber and hall,
Fs squads without nussbeF.
IT STRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT CERTAINTY
Rats, Reaches, Nice, Noles, Ground Mice, Bed Bugs, Ants
Moths Mosquitoes, EIeas, Insects on Animals IN short
every species Of Nermin, are utterly destroyed and ex-
terminated by
".Costar's -. Rat. Roach &C.. Exterminator,
"CoStafis Bed-bug -Exterminator,
"Costars Electric Powder, for Insects.
Supplied direct by mali, to any address in the United States
as follows
On receipt of 81. CO. "a box Of tbs RAT, Roach, &c, Ext.
On receipt Of 800 "a box each Of the RAT, Roach. &c,
Ext, and ELECTRIC POWDER, (sent postage paid, sui
fcient TO destroy the verrnin on any premises
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every where
"CosTAR's PRINCIPAL DEPoT, 420 BROADWAY, n 7.
p. S.-Cireulars, terms, &e. sent by mail on application.
SS-WHoLEsAEE A3fS FOR EfSr'N Pa. One, INDIANA, &c
AT P%ittsbuTg, Pa-,...B. L. FAHNEsToBk Il Co, and others.
At Indianapolis, nd-.-...R ROBERT BROWNING
June 10. '59-#6t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

4 NEGRO ACTING AS PASTOR FOR HITE
! Peopie.-On Lynn Creek, Giles county, Tenn
e=see, there is a Baptist Church, supported by
a number of wealthy communicates, who for
several years past have had for their regular
pastor a negro named George, known as Bent
iey's Old George" asd belonging to one Mat
thew Bentley. GeorgS is said to be a most
excellent man and a good preacher. Some
time ago he had a noted public discussion last
ing four days, ~th a white preacher, on the
subject of Baptism, from which the white man
is said to have come off second best" The
Church wants to buy George, but he is unwil-
ling to be sold out of his masters family, and
is withal a regular Southern, Proslavery par
son. George is Che preacher in charge of a
large congregation, nearly all of whom are
shareholders, and who pay him a salary of 5000
or S799 for his pastoral service.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

THE VERMONT GoLD MINEs-TE Spring
field Republican, fills a column with the results
of a personal inspection of the Vermont gold
mines by a special reporter, They are not, or
the whole, very encouraging s4A Asst of the
pessssss stessaeteSs shiJher- from this vicinity bv
sffe recent reports have returned. Only about
30 naep ase at work searching for the gold, and
of tieae orig ore ar experienced sainert makes
the business really profitable. There is gold,
in small particles, along the bed of the mountain
brook in Plymouth, but in such limited quaint
ties that it will not pay ordinary seeking.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
Important to Females.
DR.. CtIEESMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by CORNELIUS CHEEsMAN, y

NEW YORK CITY.
THE combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit OF a long aad extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation, anil ccrtli4 in correcting all Irregularities.
Painful Mcnstruatuns, removing all instructions, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side, palpita-
ton of the heart, whites, and all nervous affections. hyste-
rics. fatigue. pain in the bark amt limbs. &c, disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption Of niture.
TO MARRIED. LNDIES-Dr. cheeseman's Pills are liz
valuable, as they viii bring o4 the mon,h.y period with re-
gularity. Ladies who have beer disappointed in thu Use OF
other Pills can Piece the utmost confidence i'll Dr. Cheese
mans Pills dt'nR all TREY represent TO do.
N)TICE.-TiIe:c is one condition of the female system in
which the Pills cann5t be taken sithott pfod+cpS II PECU-
LIAR RESULT The cnidiiol referred To is FREEMAN
CY-the result, MISCARRIAGE Such is the Irresistible
tendency of thr medicine to restore the sexual functions to
a normal condition, that even the repro !uctive power oi ma
/ ture causot resist it.
! Warranted purely vegetable, and fire. from anything in
furious. Exprc cit directions, which sHsu!d be read, accom-
pany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on inclosing 81 To
the general agent. r. Sold by enc Druggist in every
7 town in the United Stltr9.
r. B. HTTCHffNIS,
| Ge1rTal \ sa+t for tie L. $, 1865 Chamhers-st., New York,
To VIII om ali Wholesale orders should be addressed.
: Id ~ IL. DICKINSON son Delawae-I d-'1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
Special 1ntites

DR.. RoBACK' SCASDINAvIAN REMEDIEs--Are
you sick, no matter what organ is affected, de-
pend upon It the bt5od, which is the food and
sostenance of every organ, is full of corruption!
My Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Puri-
fer, break up the source of disease in the fluids
of the body. They purge and purify the ele-
ments of the blood. Hence their quick and,
complete cures in dyspepsia, s~crofula, eruptions
fits, tumors, nervousness, kidney complaints,
piles, low fevers, debility, rheumatism, head
ache, want of sexual vigor, etc. etc. These
remedies are astonishing the whole mediea
world. See advertisement. Ju4yk. Ina.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

SOLDIERS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
The Pension Office had upon its rolls on the
Both of June, 1858. the names of $50 ReyO-
lutionary soldiers. Of this small remnant Of
heroes information has been received that du-
ring the succeeding half year AZ went to their
long account, leaving upon the first day of the
present year 207 survivors. The ages of some
OF these soldiers are state3 to haze sesn from
100 to l03 years Thus is d~windling away
the small neahher of that gallant band which
has eoee ao@v to IS fros% IS foyaer gssevaeioR
to pass forever stora the EARTH beeofe She een-
Grafton shall nave finished its work. At the
period above referred to there were 3,209 wild
ows of Revolutionary soldiers utc@= the pen
rofa To31sy ssffd in sie months death diminished
that HuRlber by 295. OF those living at the
beginning Of the year As were the wives st
Revolutionary soldiers before the Examinations
of the great struggle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
sheria andErastsr ommissioner-s Sale.

D. -rtibury &Iu. DY virtue of a
- decrctal order Of
Edward b. AZ rep X wife ct. al sale to me directed
from the v..n'." IN Common Pleas Of Delaware county o.
l will offer ~ NO. ~ sale at tie door Of the Court House
i'll DelaNa Il
Monday, The 1854 day IF July, 1859,
between the houTs-of 10 O'Clock Il. M. and 4 O'Clock p. M.
the following described real estate, to-wit Situate in
Delaware cefity and State Of Ohio, aud bounded and
described as follows, to-wit In the Sd section, Sd town
ship and 18th range, United States Military lands, being
u part of Said section west of WhetStnne Riscr. com
meneing in the nrItale Of Whrtstone river at the south
west corner Of lands owned by Aaron Goodrich, it being
also the northeast corner of lands owned bv Lucien Bar
ker, thence north SIS deg, wet, by the present indication
Of the compass, II rods and s links to the middle of a
Well ON the west side of the road, thence TX deg. west,
Is rods and II links 10 the section line, thence south west
SO rods and 6 links, thrnce east Is deg, north 1l6 rods
and Is Links to the center of said river, thence Up said
river To the place OF beginning containing % acres and
f42 RODS OF land. -Alsa, another tract, part OF lot 10, in
section 4, township 3, range 10, L. :. Military Lands,
bounded north by lot No Is, comIrAaIcing on the section
line running west HI ro'is 10 lauls feIsRgInS 10 e s.
Barker ,tilefCe south ~ rods, thence east 20 RODS, thence
north 20 rods, thence east 127 rods 10 Ge section line.
thence north ~ Rods TO the place Of beginning >contaanAig
233f acres of land more or less. Also one other piece of
land it being part Of lot No Is, section !, township 3,
range IL, l. s Military Land. commencing at the South
east c=r4er Of lot IS on the section line, thence north with
the SetioH' Inc, Is rodS asl 10 links. thence II deg. west
by the present indication of the compass, 50 rods and 20
the lot line so rods and s links to the place of beginning
estimated to contain 4 acres and 13 rods more Of less
Also, one other piece Of land in section !, ~ S1lShip 3,
range 10, T. $. Military Lands in she 1a4s lot Beginning
south 1 rods to a stake and stone, thence east 1870 rods,
Thence south IL rods and Il links, thence west $50 rods to
the beginning conta ming J5t5 acres, more or less.
appraised at $1,000.
CIARlE$SlIERMAN Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner.
June II, '59-&5t. (S7,5O)