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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-27
Salt Springs in Nebraska.

Mr.. \. j. Davis, formerly of Illinois.
but now Of Nebraska, has produced
specimen Of salt manufactured there,
that Is destined to work q revolution IN
the salt trade. The water from which
the salt is made, is obtained from two
large springs, and We are Informed that
sufficient quantities eaa be obtained to
supply the whole country With this indis-
pensable article. Three pounds of salt
can be made from two gallons of water
and, in ambition to this fact, the quality
of salt is pronounced, BY competent judc-
es, to be 20 per cent better than that Of
Syracuse or kanawha These springs
arc located on a stream called Salt Greek,
thirty FIVE miles from Plat.smopth, Mis-
souri,. Two companies, with capital Of
100000 each, have been organized, and
we may expect, in year Or two, 10 ra-
ceiye our supplies Of salt from the West
| instead Of the East. Such is the desire
to obtain shares in these companies, that
in some instances they have been sold at
an advance cf0 fcrr hundred per cent
/ Gate C',y. -.-t- a.
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LTnchins Ministers of the Gospel.

The Leon Pioneer says the Hnuhryc,'
Democratic newspaper printed in De-
catur county. Iowa, has two and half
column article OH "Priest craft, Black
Republicani2m and Higher Law" in
which the editor speaks Of ':the Christ
loving and negro stealing Congregation
alists, and Of the resolutions passed BY
the Congregational Association, sylnpa-
thising with the OberHn rcscners ~
. aboniinab'e,' aud then recommend,
that Ministers Of the Gospel Of this kind
Meet with neither moderation or
liberation, but be very promptly dumped
into the nearest horse pond or mud pud-
die, or tarred and featherea, or hung, or
cruciied, or got rid of by any other
means preferred by the people. "
He will get an office. Next to catch.
ing negroes, abusing Ministers pays hcs:.
-pau. Gag.
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"A Shaksperian Picture Gallery.

tain portraits OF the living ~ we'll a. Of
the d aj, as the following will impressive.
ly verify. The Well informed observe,
will not only be amcsed bt, also stirpris.
ed ut the variety Of these delineations SO
applicable to those to whom it is applied
JOHN Quincy ADAMS.
ellis life was gentle, and the elements
SO m'xed in him, that Nature might
stand up aud say to all the world, This
,cos man.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
,"The hope and expectation Of thyF
tine is ruined; aud the soul Of every
man prophctically does fore think thy
fall"
"The commonwealth is sick Of tkei.
own choice"
horace apEELKY.
He reads much; he is a great Oh.
server, and he looks quite through ths
deeds of men,
JonS v. FoRSEY.
"Why, he is the Princes Jester, q
very dull fool, only his gift is in devising<
impossible SANDERS; none but libcrtines
delight in him; and his commcndation il
not in his wit but in his villainy."
81 have misused the Kings press
damnably."
HENRY WARD EEEcnEn.
You ore not to be taught that you
have many enemies. tlat you know not
why they are SO, but like village ours,
bark when their fellows do.''
wM. n. SEWARD.
If ] am traduced by tongues which
! neither know my faculties nor person, yet
will be the chronicles OF my doing-!c.
me say, 'Tis but the fate Of place, and
! the rough brake that virtue must 20
through. We must not stint our neces-
sary actions, in far to cope Will. malicious
censurcrs.'
LEWIS CAss.
81 have lived long enough MT way
of life has fallen into the sere, the vel
low lea; and that which should accom-.
pany old age, as honor, love, obedience,
troops Of friends, l must not look &.
have"
DANIEL WEBSTER.
"a combination and form, indeed,
where every god did seem to set his seal,
to give the world assurance Of q man."
Jon:; c. cALnor..
But treason capital, confessed, aud
proved, hath overthrow, hin..i'
CHARLES SUMNER.
" Besides he hath bora his faculties
so meek, hath been SO clear in his grca,
oaicc, that his virtues will plead like an
gels, trumpet tongued. against the deep
Jamnaton Of his taking ,tf -
"uNc,E" BUTLER.
And so, from hour to hour, we ripe
and ripe; and thea from hour to hour, :
We rot and rot"
ASsos nrRLiseAMr.
You that will fight, follow NE close :;
III bring you to it,
EpvAnD EVERETT.
81 have seen the dumb men ,hronv
to sec him, and the blind to hear him
speak; matrons flung gloves, Indies and
maids their scarfs and handkerchiets up
on him rs he passed
rILLIsrsTER wAIKEn.
go, if men where saved by merit,
what hole in he'll we're hot enough for
him
SIMON CAMERON.
This was the noblest Roman Of thon.
all"
NATHANIEL r. EASs5.
He hath borne himself beyond the
promise of his age, doing in the figure Of
lamb, the fcats of lion"
srErHEN A. DOUGLAS.
$50 when this thief, this traitor, shall
see us rising in our tlronc, the East, his
trcasons will sit b!nshing in his face, not
able to endure the sight Of, day; but
self-afirighted, tremb.ins@a, the sin"
nESEY CiAv.
lie was man, take him for all in
all, | shall not look on his like again"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-27

sA- Mr.. Joel Tiffany, lawyer of con-
siderable ability, who for some time has
been lecturing on Spiri,ualism, has been
read GU. Of the church BY the Spitatna!
Telegraph. Mr.. Tiffauy's offence was ii
saying that "therc is lnore devil than
God in the spiritusl movement"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-27

We have read Of certain clergyman
who being engaged in warm coa.royer-
sy with gentleman, was told that his
black coat protected ihm."
'4t may be SO, said the worthy par
son, "but if it protects me it shan't pro-
tect you = aud throwing his coat on q
chair, he gave his iusolant opponent Q
sound thra:hins
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JAMES w. BAELEY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY, 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;
Triton, Iowa.
Office n his residence. on the corner Of Locust
Gnd Tkrd Str. cts, shove the Park. yJnl0.
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THOMAS HANNA.

4 TTOHSEY AT LAW and General Land
~ Agent, Wilton, Muscatine Co., Iowa, will
u nd 10 any business entrusted to him. in Mus
q. ne, Cedar, or adjoining Counties in Iowa. 81
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DIR. c. l.. CHAMBERS,
Exchange OHce!!

cyrGHT DRAFTS on New York can be had
= oftha Subscriber in sums to ssitrnrchasers
Certificates OF Deposit. and Dratts on the
Eastern Cities cashed.
xu..;..c Gold f,yuishea at 4 sma II premium
once orer S,cefIasd and snydey's Store;
WM. II. TUTHii.L.
Triton, January !, SO.
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LAW CARDS.
II. G. PIATT.

ATTORNEY AMI CoUN,sLl.oR At LAW
NJ ILL Purchase and sell Real Estate, ioc a te
W Lard Warrants, attend TO the Payment Of
aAes, Investigation o. titles, convey ancing, 81.
Particular attention given 20 collections. All
bae,ness Entrusted to his carr, will be attended
! With Proaptness and Fidelity.
tTOfhce in the Court House with the Re.
Tier. Upton. Iowa.
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JOHN HUBER.

JOHN HUBER,
A rTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
n LAW
O1ics At the Court House, With County Super
ntendent. Upton Iowa.
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MEDICAL LdRD.G.
MRS. l.. s. CAM PBE l. l.,
uyDROPArHIC PHYSICIAN

VXyOCLD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Upton and vicinity that she treats sue
cessfuly all durable diseases piM strict ad't,rsnce
ss hggienir principles, being fully convinced that
drugs are lot only unnecessary in the treatment Of
disease, but ntsohttsfy Injurious.
TT Reside nee at tho corner OF 1tl and Linn
strcets, forme riy tue house Of Mr.. Joseph Lee.
Tint n, Oct. 30, 1855. matt
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rATT,o ,oRIN&

FAl'0I ~L1
gI>he Subscriber has resumed the tailorIng pus =,
meas at the oA stand, one doar NORM -
Browns furniture store, where nc WI nhn s;,h
ihe,r custom Clothing made on short notice, \, ~ !
.e l.'1St ~H' ". ELLIOTT.
Tipton Dee. lth. nio-n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22
PURLIC AUCTION.
GLINTON and others,
me Mount Carbon Mining Co.

4 hS 1kvNMA AatuVn mining ~.
Bygirtpe Of Decree Of The Circuit Court
for FSyette County. Virginia, dated Nov; lota
1855. the undersigned GomMissionsFs VIII sell
at public suction atthe Nero hapi4 Excange.
in the City Of Cincinnati, on ThufsqRy. Feb.
81 1859, at ~ O'clock Nj 4 those two
Stxacts Of land lying id Fayette County, Va,
on the Eastern side Of Armstrong Greek,
co1iy6gedby Charles Montgomery Wilkins 10
William Edward Ayerst nd Gerard Ralston,
fTgusteess &c.,l and to the Mount Carbon
Mining Company, by two Deeds dated fespec-
lively, the tiftRS day Of December 1853, and
April aOth 1853, and duly recorded, and more
especially set forth and described I'M q Deed
OF Trust 81 Mortgage from said Ayerst and
Ralston, and the Mount EaYbon Mining Com
paRy to Francis Bennoch and George Miller
Pritcheit, dated August 18th 855, and duly
recorded, The same comprising ab0at ten thpust
and acres Of land, together With the p1nrtens
ances effects and personal property to the said
Mount Carbon Mining Company, heretofore,
belonging. The Improvements consist 81 Z
aood Saw ill and Steam Engine ~ complete
order and the lands contain Coal Of the best
quality having been already ecessiuily
worked. The above is believed 70 ofer an ex-
ceslent opportunity for investment as the sale
wisifbe pefemptory. .4iI
/ TERMS-As prescribed by the Decree,
ten thousand dollars In cash-balance secured
to the satisfaction OF the Commissioners in siS
and twelve months.
iAMEs McART rHiuR Commissioners. u
A.E CALDER BAILEY,
Nov. IS, 1883. 6m y4n3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

5Ef2s =
A farmer livingHa few miles from Has
ton sent his daughter on shorseback to
that town, to pf6curs from the bank
smaller notes IN exc haDge for one hum
dFed dollars When she arrived there,
He bank WAS shut, and she endeavored
V effect her cbjecs BY offering at several
stores. but could not get her note changed.
Phe had not gone far % her return. when
y stranger rode To The side Of her horse,
and accosted her with SO much politeness,
Chat she had not the slightest suspicion
pf any evil intention On his part After
riding mile 81 two, employed III very
social conversation, they came tola, very
retired partFpf the road. and the gentle
man commanded her to give him die bank
note. II was with some difficulty that
she could be made 10 believe him ii earn.
est as his deIneanor had been very friend.
III but the presentation Of pistol placed
the mailer beyond q doubt, and she yield.
/ "a 70 necessity. Just as she held the
note tc him, = sudden puff OF wind blew
y intoIthe road, and carried It gently sew.
eral yards from them. The disconrteous
stnight alighted to.Dysrtake it, and tile Ia.
dy whipped her horse to get out Of his
power. and the other horse which had
been left standing By her side. started of
With her. His owner fred pistol,
Which only tended 10 increase tile speed 81
|all parties-a1d THO lady arrived safely al
home with tile horse Of the robber, on
which was a pair Of saddle bags. When
these were opened. they were found to
contain, besides aauantity Of counterfeit
bank notes, fifteen Aaadred dollars III good
honey TheIhorse was a good enc. and
when saddled and bridled, was thought
tqbe worth rs mnch at least as the bank
note that was stolen PennsylaaniaR.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

.YIRGINIA, SIS Clerks office Of The
v Circuit Court for Kanawha County, the
f4thEday Of February, 1859.
Samuel I. Thompson, Robert
H. Maury, Philip P. Dandridge, In Chancery,
and Robert N. &. Hunter. onAmended
Complainants. and Supple
vs. mental Bill.
William H. Edwards, sDeft
The object Of this Amended and Supplet
meIitaI Bill, is 10 restrain, inhibit and enjoin
the said defendant, William H. Edwards from
prescribing any furEh her, certain suit or at.
tachmert against the Complainant, Robert H.
Many, in the State OF New York, and also,
to prohibit the said William H. Edwards from
proceeding to collect certain Bonds lexecuted
BY the Complainants to the Defendant, bysuit
at law. Or otherwise hereior anywhere else
and also to attach the said Edwards for CON.
tempt OF this Court in instituting said suit, or
attachment, and to compel him to purge him
self thereof. And n the Judge Of this Court
being Of the opinion that the matters in con-
troversy between the parties, can be better
decided here than AIT any other place, the
suitwhich would give the Court jurisdiction
over the whole matter, having been instituted
here FIRST, ard the land, the subject Of the
controve sy being solely within the jurisdic
ton Of this ConIt and the said Edwards hav-
ing submitted himself To the jurisdiction Of
this Court, by filing his answer and moving
to dissolve the injunction heretofore award
ed tie Compartments, IAN injunction has there
fore been awarded by the Judge ofthis Courtin
hibiting, restraining, and enjeining the said
aud gil persons acting under his aus
thoritys from prosecuting any further said suit
or attachment In the state of New York, I'M
til the further order Of this Court; and bond.
with security ais required, having been execu
ted on behalfofsaid complainants. said iniiIne
tion, ISL now in full force and virtue And
a aidayit having been mace and filed that said
defendant, William b. Edwards Is a non. res
ident Of the Common wealrh.of Virginia, IL is
therefore ordered thathe do appear here with
n one month after due publication of this or
der and do " hat is necessary to protect his n.
terest id the premises. Teste.
G. w. SrmMERs,
BRogN & PARTON, Dol =. Feb. il 4.43
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virginia, Kanawha County to-wi,. .

Virginia, Kanawha County to-wit.
a rules held in the Clerks office Of the
"a Circuit Court. for Kanawha county, in
the month Of February, 1850.
John D. Taylor, Complainant,
Marcus A. Finch, William Fihch, and John
Stockton llate partners in trade using the
Y name and style of Finch Bro. Il Co, 8 and
" The Onion Oil 4 Coal Company" de-
PENDANTS, In Chancsry,
The object OF this suit is to recoverlof the
Marcus A. Finch, William Finch,
and John Stocktun+the sum OF $l496 90, with
legbl interest on $3.50, part thereof from the
Isl day of October, 1855, and Like interest on
$3.50 other part thereof IRON the list day oil
January 1856, and like interest on $685. 9,
residue thereof from the 9Th day OF May, 1855,
and $f.o3, cost Of protest on said last me d.
toned sum Of $500, and damages thereon
q 1.-THE rate ef 8 perqeentum, and the cost Of
this suit. Also TO attach lof value sufficient
to satisfy the complainants demands and
costs) any real oKpersonal estate, that may
be found in thecounty Of Kanawha, belong
ing TO the defendant, Marcus A. Finch, aud
to attach any or all of the capital
stock of the defendants, The Union Oil
and Goal Company that may belong to the
said defendant, Marcus Al. Finch. And also
TO attach any sum Of money due from the
said defendants, e The Union Oil 81 Coal.
TO I he said Marcus A. Finch for.
wages or services, SO that The said property
so attached shall be forthcoming TO ans wer
the future order ofthe Court in the premises.
II appearing by affidavit filed, that the de-
MarcnS A. Finch, and William
Finch. are non-Iesiden,s Of this State. It!
is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect their in
lerest in the premises. Teste,
Al. W.HQUARRlER, Crk.
QuARRIERs& GfLLlsoN, soils. 44l
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! GosHoRN HOUSE.

DAVID GoSHoRNinfornns bis friends
~ and the public generally, that he has
rebuilt ct his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and il prepared to ac-
commodate all who may favor him with
q cali. in a way that win please the most
fastidious. His Bar Is supplied with the
finest Champagne, Claret and Madeira
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDIES
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES
and fne CIGARS, DC.
April 23, 1856. n5tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

THE Commonwealth Of Virginia, to the
j Sheriff Of Kanawlia county, Greeting !:
We command you that you summon Marcus
IA. Finch, William Finch, and John Stockton,
Qate partners in trade, using HE name and
style OF Finch, Bro, & Co. j and the q he
Union Oil and Coal Company il they be
found in your bailiwick, 10 appear be fore The
Judge of our Circuit Court, for the county Of
Kanawha, at rules to be held in the Clerks
Office Of Said Court. on the first Monday in
February next, to answer bill in Chancery,
exhibited against them in our said Court BY
John D. Taylor. And have then there this
writ. Witness, ALExAsDER w. Qu5kRmR,
Clerk of our said Court, at the Court House Of
said county, the 18th day of January, 1859,
in the SD year of the Commonwealth.
a A. w. QUARTER. CPk.
[EaDoRsEMENTl
The Sheriff is required TO attach any reaior
personal estate, that he may find in the
county OF Kanawha, belonging to the absent
defendant, Marcus A. Finch, and particularly
TO attach any or all Of the capital stock Of The
home defendant, !" The Union Oil and Coal
Compang,o that may belong to the said alb.
sent defendant, Marcus A. Finch. And also
to attach any sum Of money due frCn the
said home defendant TO the said absent de-
PENDANT, for wages or services, or on any ac-
count, so thai he levy this attachment
upon property or sufficient value to satisfy
the compiainarts claim Of $t496. 90, with le-
gal interest on $50 part thereof from The LIST
day Of October, 1855, and like interest on
$3.50 other part thereof from the list day Of
January, 1856, and like interest ON 1896 CO.
residue thereof from The 5th day OF May 1855,
and $lsQ3 costs fprotest in said last mention
ed sum Of $4,000, aud damages thereon al
the rate of per ceDtum
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nacrae Fnr Accennt. !.


! Rs ,!a,s,,y DsHslly : g,
spats 4 Price. ct ii, Defts Is rhs,c.,,
and John a. CFottY, 81
CompIts.
VS..
same Defls.
s.. Is cred 81, the 18th day OF October, 1858.
an a,,e other things II was adjudged, ordered,
and decreed. that The undersigned, master
commissioner 10 chancery, Of Boone Circuit
(,a,rt. should take and stale an account-
~ she wing what liens snbsist by judgment
dss,i 81 trust. Or otherwise, those which are
binding on the real estate belonging 70 the
parfnefship of the defeRdsn;ss Pate q Price,
Or to either DC Extraordinarily distinguish
ing between the debts due by3the SAID 6fm
ana BY The members thereof individually,
stating the amountof each debt constituting
such lien with interest thereon 10 the FIRST day
of the next term Of said Court. and at what
time such lien seyeIalIy occurfed--se condly,
what amount Of money IS due seyerally upon
the purchase of the respective tracts Of land
in the bill and the answer Of said Pate men
toned with interest asabove STATED, to whom
sid amounts was made payable and the name
az Nths present holders Of said bonds OF
notes which were given for the same--thiIdly,
that said commissioner ascertain what annual
sum the whole Of said real estate would rent
for, FOR tern of five yenIs and whether the
same would rent for q sum sufficient to pay
on the debts constituting said liens within The
space Of 1--WE years and It was further ad.
judged, ordered, and decreed. that said com
missioner report specially any matter touching
the preml Is, that any pftne parties MAJ
require.
All parties interested in9the aboye amount
will please lake notice that on xbeS24th da,
or February, 1859. Ishall proceed to take ant
state the same in the CierRs Office Of Boon,
county Court and continue the same from IA,
to day until coHnpleted
Jan. 10, 1852 10. BARRETT, III
4 39s Commissioner. Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22


N7lRGINIA, ss rules held IN Ire
Kar.swha county. IN ilis month 81 FEBRUARY,
WIN. al. Quarter i willism
Il 81 9. Gillison, Compl,ts.
David ]. ". clsskson and OH
eTs, Dsf'ts.
(The object of his suit il l. have Re ssale
for cash 81 Two tracts Of land situate in KSS
haWha county. being the same two tracts Of
land purchased By David ,. W. Ciarkson at I
Judicial sale had BY virtue of decree IN.
dered in q cause now pending IN Kanawha
sCircait Court, inIwhich the Bank Of Virginia
and Others are cofnplainants, and Silas Rey-
iiolds and others are defendants, being the
same two tracts Of land designated and de-
scTibed in said cause as lots No. 8 and 2, u nd
which we're afterwards conveyed BY said
ttIaIks.on to William IA. Smith and by said
Smith In trust to his creditors
III appearing by affdavits filed that James
Cfook khan, William H. H, Frisbie, Nicholas
Patterson, Christopher Clarke and William
Selfe, William ri. Mcknight, George G.. Mo
Knight, Calvin Babbitt, John Goode. and
Edmund Gardener, Robert w. Booth, John
Booth, Peter A. White, William Shrom, s. T.
Langley, R. Langley, 49,. Barbee and 49,
Royston, Col the firm Of Barbee d RoystOn1
Herman Duhme, Robert Levick, Richard Lee
wick, Warner N. Rain, Thomas B. Leyick.
Edward s. Higgins, Howard Huggins, Will
ham Anderson, John u. McCord, James s.
McCord, John Gushing, William B. Bailey,
William E. 0gburn, Harvey Chllds, Asa p.
Childs, Lowry Childs, Moses Gutman, Louis
Ash, John Sherwood, Thomas Sherwood.
Abraham Kahn, Adoiph Rindskof, Louis
Rosenthaler, Jacob Nitter. Alfred T. Henking,
y .lJulius, Cabot, Charles G Henking, Bailey
Keys, and Keys Of the finn Of Bailey
Keys & son, 49, Tiffany and Calvin w
Bdnight are non residents Of the Colnnaont
wealth OF Yifginia.
4 And further appearing by said afidavit.
that the parties who compose the several
firms OF d. & ". Gun, Bailey & Co., Moore &
Griffin, King & Co., and Wilcox 4 Co.. are
unknown to the party making said affidavit,
and that the several parties who are the ow-
ners Of the Steamboats, Jane franklin and
Aurilla w God ARE also unknown to him
! 1t is therefore ordered that the said several
parties 5[pnknownland NONRESIDENT do APP
pear here within one month afler due publ
cation OF this order and do what's necessary
TO protect their interest in the premises
Teste, All w. QUARTER, Gl'k.
QuARRBEa & GiLLisoN,, Sois. Al
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22
LAND IN PUTNAM COUNTY FOR
III SALE

4 S special commissioner, under i decree
- of the County Court Of Putnam County,
rendered at its October term, 1858, in The
case of John Bowers, against Hillory Bird,
and others, ! shall, on the
2ist ddy Of February. 1859,
at the front door Of the Court House, Of said
County, sell atpublic auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the tracts Of land, lying on
Tueker's creek, In Putnam County, lately
owned and occupied by David H. Lewis,
deceased, containing one hundred and thirty
eight acres. JAS. w, HOGEs
Dec. i4th. 1858. 4-S4