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JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HoMEsrl
'HHH KSOV H1IE1IAF tIONIESTEAUs
Large First Glass illustrated
7AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER


Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The Fourth Volume of this beautiful and popular Weekly
sen w begin @ s s5s under the
'S'"s prospects GT r 4 ~ En TIA .
s m nsw and which, together
Acknowledgements as heretofore, will be the leading
ner Worthy IF The great interest desires to Every
and uch systems of cnltyahg the soil raising gem
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s9nbaors are constantly writing for this department the
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TIIusrR AT1oNs-The "Homestead' will continue, as
will
Tas sTssrsas at INF e
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s' w sSse 81 ~ 4 the Southern People.
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HIO RIVER.

, GREAT THROUGH ~
E@%4a@SzSs and EAST. Ssssssg2.==ssSSvvk7TAz
THE LOUISVILLE and N. ORLEANS LIGHTNING IlNE,
Composed o. the following packets
4. u. Ward .............. .Sias +. Miller, ter
Diama.- t, Sturgeon, MASTER
Baltic .............-......C. II. Meekn, master.
John Raine.. W. Underwood, master
Antelope. ...................E Ed. Brown, master.
Pacific ......................A. MEG III, master.
NOOd1Ofd Moses Irwin, master.
James montgomery, IS. Montgomery master.
Fanny l<ullttt.. Il. b. Durham,
y. IL. Fa1rchild.. j. H. Faucett master
Empress John f. Leyden, master.
Passengers rely the above boats leaving regularly
throughout the entire making direct
Louisville with the Cincinnati Mail Packets COB DER
and Nc and sait packets at Gin
all points North and East, Washington Ba more, Pha
dephia New York. Boston. Saratoga, Niagara Falls Buffalo,
Erie, Cleveland and Columbus
The above packets well known the public the swift
est and finest boats aoa in charge officers Of experience
established reputation
THROUGH TICKETS-Good until used, sod by these
boats at .ablished and uniform rates.
BAGGAGE checked through, and charge Tor handling.
omnibus fare charged from the depo,s the
For any in orma!ion through tickets by packet Louis
vile and CINCINNATI and thence by the Little Miami Railroad
and its connections TO all points North and East apply
JOSEPH s. PAGAUD, Ticket Agent,
81 st. Charles street, corner Union,
JAZZ I'm one SQUARE above st. Charles Hotel
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r. UNITED STATES TRI- ~.
lE4AN8ir WEEKLY MAIL LINE e1sRiSs,l
TO VICKSBU

TUESDAY, at O'Clock P. M,
The magnificent o. s: Mail packet Princess, Captain
Wilson, will leave for Donaldsonve Plsquemne, Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing Fort
Gulf Warranton and yicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at S
O'Clock p N. "
The Princess vcksburg the steamer Roe.
buck and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo river
As high as Greenwood.
Capt J. W. Cannon will leave for Donadsonvs Plaque
mine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams Natche Waterproof Rodney ST.
eph Grand Gulf, Warrenton, vcksbnrg Millikens Bend
Lake Providence, Stacks Landing, Skipwh Landing Pill
chers Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina
ing and Point Worthngton, EVERY THURSDAY, at s
The yICKsBURG connects at vicksburg with the
steamer DEDRoP and will take freight for ali landings
the Yazoo river as high up rs Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at s o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Natchex, Capt.
T. r Leahers, will leave for Donadsonve Plaquemine,
Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Gulf, Warrenton and Vcksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at S
o'clock P. NJ.
The steamer NATCHEZ, connects at vicksburg with
the steamer DEWDRoP and will take freight for all landings
on the Yaaoo river as high mp AS Greenwood.
The sooTe mentioned splendid passenger will
their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will for any letter or
containing jewery other vausbes regular
bills Of adng TAKEN specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid for vausses deposited with clerk
For freight Or passage apply on board, or to
le# CARROLL. HOLMES co.,
Union Row, SO Carondeletst,
iell II y. b. SMITH. No. Tehoupteu1 las si.
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List OF VESSELS IN poRT NOT CLEARED
Rnrka.

| VIM s,etson ............ 46ds
aenopia.. ....-.........a. point
Jared .59dl
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that this twelfth january 1853
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace
city Aforesaid personally Thos Sloo President
James Edwards Secretary the Sun Conn
of New Orleans who being duly according law
depose and that the above
correct transcript from the Books Of said Company.
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary,
Sworn and subscribed before twelfth day Of Janu
airy, 1889 G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of th for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Directors have pay an interest of
cent in cash. on the outstanding Certificates Profits
the holders thereof their legal on and
after Monday Gath inst Also declare dividend of SIXTY
PER CENT on the earned premiums of the Company end
ing 3t December 1885, Certificates will bs issued
and after the Gath February next.
THOMAS SLOo, President 3d.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, vicc.Prssdent
IASEs EpEzARns Sacratarr.
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ALABAM MA YER.

LABAMA RIVER.
- FOR RLADON AND CULLUM
lEGH1A4l5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES week-The steamer Adj.
vance, saml. Ables master will leave for
Bladon and Cullum Springs twice week, as follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cuum Springs Denopois
every Saturday evening at O'Clock
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cunm Springs every Wednes
day evening, at o'clock.
Returning
Leaves Badon and nnm Springs every Tuesday and Thurs
day evening" o'clock arriving Mobile every
and Friday morning ut O'Clock.
For passage, apply to
I. B. SMITH 4 Tchouritoulas street
je26 If SIMPSON COOKE Mobile,
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V e r M l l. l. / O N.

Leaves every SATURDAY. At5P.M
r. - FOR FERMILLION---T LIGHT
lS4HsssJsG6 dranght steamer Elmlra, j. j. Smith,
master will be reaey receive freight on
Thursday morning, 7th inst and leaves above taking
freight for all landings Baypus Yerilon
faaya. Fo- freight or passage apply on board.
ViRGINIUS G. DENTZEL.
jal5 Ad sertisipg agent.
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UPPER SSIsSIPPI.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

LOWER MISSIsSIPPI.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at5P N.
THE SPLENDID STEAMER
lEAAsAlcs Kate Howard, =. +. Gross, master, N.
ksas=ss iiard cek leaves New Orleans every Wed
nesday evening" above, for Donadsonve Bayou onla
Plaauenine Batoa Rouge Port Hudson Waterloo Bayou
river Landing. Fort and all Intermediate landings
Returning will Bayou every Wednesday, on the
rival of the from Wooye For freight passage apply
on board.
vIRGINIUS G. DENTzEI..
d29f Advertising Agent.
K- Capt Gross having chartered the Kate Howard the
whole she will regularly Fort Adams during the
whole year.
Leaves every MONDAY 5P. NJ. and FRIDAY, 10 A. NJ
, r. REGULAR TWICE A WEEK
lEAaIElss PACKET for Baton Rouge, Brnly's Landing,
zEs@sI Manchsc, Plaquemine Bayou Goula, New River
Donadsonve and the GoasThe splendid passenger steamer
Meteor, Benjamin H. Orr. master, Louis Bouchereaud,
clerk, lsayss New Orleans every MONDAY ats r. NJ and
every FRIDAY at 10 A. NJ Returning leaves Baton Rouge
every TUESDAY at IL NJ, and SATU SDAY at 10 A.
NJ coming down the from Donaldson vile every Ed
NESDAY and SUNDAY in daylight For freight passage
apply on board, or to
% and rs Front street.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL.
jRlO Advertising Agent.
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CONFECTIONERY ....coNFEcTIoN

nOCTOR HOOFLANDs
~ CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Wi effecually Cure
Liver Comp amt Dyspepsia jalndice Chronic Nervous
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys and all seases
arising from disorder d Liver Stomach
Such
Constipation, Inward Piles, Funess Blood the Head
Acdiy of III Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Funess Or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruciaton Sink
ing Futterng at the Pit of the Stomach Swimming
the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing Futterng the
Heart Choakn sufocating sensations when in lying
posture Dness of Vision Dot Webs before the Sight
and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency Of Perspation
fellownes of the Skin and Eyes, Pain the Side Back
Flesh Constant Imagnngs Evil and great Depression Of
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the the public to this
eparatioD, dos with feeling Of the
its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which il Il
mended
1t is and untried article blu. that has stood
test of years. trial before the American people,
reputation and sale is unrvaed similar preparations
tan The testimony in its favor given by the prominent
and well known physicians and individuals in all the
Is and careful perusa of the Almanac pub
lshed snnuay by the proprietor and be had any
Of his Agents. cannot but ify the skeptics this
remedy is really deserving the celebrity Obtained
Principal Office and Manufacory No. 4ls ARCH street, Phil
adelphia Pa.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & co,
d30 ly&W q and ISL Ehartres street.
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at 5 PM
New Orleans Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet
- FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
l@4sst.SS BLUFFS, Castor Landing, Columbia Harrison
Es@@ burg, Trinity, and all Intermediate landings on
oaaehia and Black Riysrs,Tne elegant and swift
P. NJ.
Freight taken for Bayou Bartholomew Arbonne with
privilege Of rsshipping.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
JAZZ Advertising i pen4
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HITA RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY, 2lst inst, ats PM
a, r. - FOR CAMDEN DIR ECT-OUA.
s shita Packe'a =, Camden, Beach Hills MI
bama Landing, Trenton Monroe Columbia Harri.onburg
Trinity and all the intermediate sThe splendid fast
leave as above For freight passage apply on board
jal9 Adyeltising Agent.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. at5PM
-n.R NEW ORLEANS GRAND ECORE.
Nachitoches and Alexandria Regular Weekly
Paekss-Ths new splendid and fast running
passenger packe. Rapdes c. j. Barstow master will leave
for Cahonns Plantation Mouth Of Cane River Collie Alex.
cry WEDNESDAY tsp. NJ -
The elegant and swift running passenger packet Peer
less j. q Dowty master will leave Grand Ecore Match
itoches Tiger Island St Maurice, Faveou Landing Mont
gomery Darands and Buxton's Landings Cahouns Pana
ho mouth OF Cane River Cotle ALEXANDRIA, Norman
P. N. ' ''
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
80. MUSE BRO, Agents,
Oh Corner C0non and Front
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21
hstt Dys h winsar. ..


Iwod h0et dys n uinear,
When WAislie p1nchis To-
Whea poeY ealB IN Glasine
Or fealds Of To- d ene-
Wbea sassidge mOss i phryine
3 hio&eEi knutas b thiok:
Owoi Who Ind think ov diakiAe.
o. even getting sisk :
/ wud knot dys in spring tism,
3 miss the tnrn up green's.
4 The pooty song ov the lsstls ffawgs,
B The eli la1ks arly screen;
when burds begin thare webbing
&taten gin 10 sprout-
When turtles 30 Z 9obblering;
Iwud knox then peg ont
/ wud knott dye in summur,
D lseve Tie gardin sass-
The roasted lam 4 butter milk
The kool place INN the grass;
wnd knott dye in summer
When every things 20 hott,
6leSse the whiski Jews lips-
Owe know ide ruther knott
wud knot di INN ortum,
With peeches 6tt for eating;
when the wayy korn 10 getting wripe
h kandidates are freezing,
Phor these, and luther wreasons,
lde knott di in the phall;
4 nence i've thort Il over.
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Des Moines County, .
DY VIRTUE OF thIee Executions me directed. ia
ID sued of the ace q the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Des Moines county, Iowa IN favor Wm
Graydon Co., and two In favor of H. W Starr and all
against John Co. have levied upon and will ex-
pose TO sale to the highest bidder at The Auction Room
of Utter Wilson, the CITY OF Burlington, said cuua
ty, on Tuesday the 1sth day of june next A D. 1852
commencing at ld0clock a. NJ Of said day, the following
property, wit; A large lot Of Dry Goods. Notions
&c., consisting of general assortment Geo boxes
CigsrsG also arge Iron Sa f., which will be sold at
the Warehouse Of 0gdeu Cnpp in said city ana coun
ty, Wednesday, June 29th at 2o'cluck, +. ~ said
sale viii be continued from day to day until all Of said
stock Ut Goods are disposed Of Taken and levied
upon the property of said John start i Co TO
satisfy said writ Of execution May 25th. 1859.
a. j. HILLEf Use,
msy2j-d2twts Sheriff Des AiSincs County,
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hibitsd On % many Aslds, and ths psrmeat-
ing nAgnetism shat could alike inspire the
proadest 0arshals ard the humblest soldiers
with IN attachments 70 his pers6n and his
cause that made them 6ght ike demons and
shout Vice = EMprcGsT in the agonies of
death. The world will be disappointed II the
Napoleon Of our time, with his remarkable
mental powers and bic indisputable diplo-
matte successes, does mot prove much tanner
eagle, amid the din and carnage Of battle,
than he whose peerless dights and fell swoops
he would fain emulate
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1909 Summer Arrangements, 1859
~ ~ go - - 80 -

Ia MtchlgAh Central and Great Wesa-
crn u aRadal Hallway
TRAINS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT.
foot Of Lake street, Chicato.
400 M.-itet-ait Accommodation, daily tsun6ays
excepted, arrives at Detroit 1T 600 p. m
1:on A. h-Ctncinnatf Express, tSundays exec pted
arrive at Indianapolis 400 p. m; Cincinnati at $50
y " -
500 A. M-Ltghtnng Express, Sundays excepted,
arrives at Detroit 200 2. II Suspension Bridge or
Buffalo 400 a. m Albany S:00 p. m :; New York 900
M; Bosi 7. IL at night.
ZOO r. M.-NHss Accommodation, excep. SUNDAY
s:oo r M-New York aud Boston Express .excent sa.
turcay) arrives at Detroit rs A. m: Suspausirn
Bridge or Buffalo 4 30 p. rs; Albany 4:Do M: New
YORK, 1900 a. m; Boston, 200 p. m.
500 r A-Cincinnati and Louisville Express ,exeept
saturday, arrives at Cincinnati 900 a. M Louisville
at4.00 p.
One train on Sunday Mt SGA D. m
The 500 A. 500 r, VI. trains connect at u, ria
with the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway for Rnfrato
and all points east at Toronto with Ora "a Trunk all
way, TO Kingston, oedensburg, Nontreal Quebec and
al points IN Canada East, Northern Vermont. New
Hampshire ana Maine -"
IE Baggage checked through
through ttckets Tor sale the rrircipal Railroad
oinees IN ihe West and at the general ei,e corner
Lake and Dearborn Streets opE os tie II = Tramont
House, Chicago, and at the Depot foot of Lake street
n IT, ~ RICE, Superintendent
n. sPALbING, Gen Pass. gent spp
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SsIERsFF'S SALE.

-
Des Moines County. So
DY VIRTUE of special f. f., directed, issued
ID OF The office the Clerk Of tn. District Court
for Des Moines county, Iowa, ill favor of elizabeth
adiey and L. d. stocton, Trustee of said Elza h
b adiey and against William Bradley, have levied
upon and wi expose to sale to the highett bidder
the front door of Marion Hail in the City OF Burl ngon,
in said county, Saturday the I'd day OF July next,
D., 1859 between the hours OF and O'clock p. NJ.
of said day the following described property, to wit:
The East thirty two feet Of the West sixty eight feet
Lot two hundred and ortynHe in the City OF Burlng-
ton Iowa. Taken and LEVIED upon the property Of
said William Bradley to satisfy said writ Of Execution.
May 3Oth, A. d., 1853.
A. J. HILLH0UsE,
mays0-w,s Sheriff Des Moints ounty.
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MOUNT IDA
FEMALE COLLEGE,

MOUNT IDA
FEMALE COLLEGE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THIS In ttution is situated delightful eminence
i surrounded by beautiful grove, overlooking the
rapidly growing cities Of Davenport, Rock Island and
Moline, and commands most enchanting view Of TIE
celebrate Mississippi for distance of nearly sixteen
miles with its lf-lke steamboats,, in the summer, pass
ing almost every hour. his combines cnarmingy
the advantages of country and city location, and in
general heahuiness, purity Of moral mosphere SUBJ
Unity and beauty Of scenery that is not exeeed, it is
thought, by that Of any similar Institution in this
ton. IL is also cas- tf from all points OF com
pass by river and railroad
THE BUILDING
Is substantial Brick edce fou stories high and 10
nov being fitted up in the most approved style OF East
ern Colleges. The session rooms have been neatly
grained, pspered and supplied it'll tn best STYLES Of
Boston furniture, and the three commodous parlors
PIANOS, &c. for the accommodation " the musical
and ornamsn al department. A neatly furnished
BOARDING HALL,
sufficiently ccnmodions to seat one hunGred young La
dies, and will be the OF the President
ard his Lady, and parents may be assured that ho
pains will be spared not enIy promote the sch lar
ship and stan lug, but the alth and comfort OF their
daughters
Pour departments are in this Institution:
/. Mod Fl school for Misses.
Q. An Academic department, preparatory to enter.
ing the Collegiate
3. COLLEGIATE course, embracing substantially tie
scientific and classical course, recently established for
Female colleges by Convention of Presidents Of Col.
leges, held at Cincinnati, Ohio.
4. An Ornamental uepartme ut, extra.
Additional teachers VIII be added the Faculty
the wants Of he Coeg. shall demand.
This Institution hsisg iced under the auspices of
Mount liza College ASSOCIATION and incorporated with
the highest Collegiate powers, apr II rate
LIBRARY DEGREES
Will be conferred diplomas awarded those yonng
Ladies who complete the prescribed of study
= a. - ~eS 80
The Eighth or Summer session. commences on Mon
day, May ., 1859. Students viii be received any
time du ing the first half Of the session. Arrange
ment have been made with Steamboat companies on
the Mississippi, whose paiaceiike Packets plying
between t Louis and ST. Paul, TO carry students to
ana fr. this College, the present eason, at half fare
Half fare passes, Circulars, other information, IL
desired will be forwarded to students by addressing
the Pres dent,
p19-bptf Rev. NJ. T0OKE.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Cnmnanu

Cash CAPITAL and Aurplus S7Ds. 500.
his, the Oldest Insurance Company in the United
Il States, doing business in the Nest, continues 10
Insure Dwellings,, Merchandise and Ndnafactures at
prices as low as same risks taken BY oths, RtLI-
AbLE COMPANiES. Particular inducemsntt are If
Tered TO Farmers TO insure their Dwellings aud Barns
IN TINS Company fer term u years as tNey can do
SO ~ less rates than can BIZ done by Mutual
without incuirng the liability payug HE d, bts of
the Company. "
L. H SHEPARD. Agent
OMee over banking House oil Coos Baxter, Bur
lingon, Iowa. f.hvs hn,s
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O. H HARRIS,
Auction and Commission Merchant
DEALER n

hoods coming. Notions, &C.,
So MAIN STREET.
Hurting sOn. Iowa.
WlLL attend to the sale Of Lands. n tr III. ndise
W Household Goods, Horses, Cattle, de-, in any
part Of the city
Liberal advances, and prompt returns made on con-
signments.
REHKRkNCEs.
Bridge, Shepard Waterman, 10 Dey ST., n Y.
Jas. ID. Chadwick 4 Co., st. Louis, Missouri
Hedges, Free 4 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
Rounds Langdon, 1855 Randolph NJ. Chicago IN
Coolbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burn gton. Iowa.
Lauman, Hedge Z Co.,
J. l.. Corse Son, e q
ianl2 bptf 4&
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Teeth Extracted without PAM

hrs. BRONSON NcGOl.- gag .~~se
~ LON. Corner of Jefferson and ts<9sS6A.
Third Sire Is, are now prepared to ex- n EA
tract teeth without pain, having pro- AAo
cured the latest improved Elecro-Magnetic Ipstru-
purpose.
~ Teeth filed, and full and partial sets of
tee inserted on the atmospheric principle. All
operations IN dentistry lkfuliy perfof uei and
nted. fiecy. ptf
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SlHEFslFI'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA

r
, bes Meinps County IS.
Ri VI TUE Of special n. IA 10 me Objected la,
- ed ont of the ofie" VI the Clerk OF ths n,s,r,,
so.rt Tor Des Moines cpuatY, iowa In fsyor ~ 4 ~
carpenter and against George W. Piersan have lev
~ upon anu VIII expose t. sale to the highest t3dd.r
IN, Iowa: ON Saturday the second day or Juiy ngxs
= =; 10Y between the hours Of O'Clock, A. M ana
-. eoeh = "a. q said day, the following described
h"fh-West quarter Of sectoa %, in rnwnsh,n ~,
g-h,hef toal North k4nee i've west; a MARI n -.
Range two west containing 81 se.lVU acre.. ~, I,
nc south hast quarter oi seetl thtFty III ia,
.p ~, North kange three west containing ii aniba
~ one, Iosnship ~, North Range three wsst nrssii
- are, ana ne NcrthWts corner Of Inc
f.nas % section one, Township sixty mine, North
Necessary 70 satisfy said execution. TAKEN Ana
.esea upon ~ tn property OF said tIeoTva w pt,
" satisfy sa'd writ OF Execution. May 9Th, 1850.
ma.s,, A. J nlLLHoUsE,
..syoi.Mta Sheriff pss Mnines nnnntx