davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-07-27

THA HxaKr 1EXPERrz CASE n EKTKSso.-The
decision Of Tie Supreme Court nj Ottawa in the
Henry Jumpersz case, has At length reached
this city. 1t is voluminous docuaeai, and
Of course comes much too late to be aews to
to any Of our readers. On booking it over NC
End re hare already given the grounds upon
rhieh the new trial was granted, except that
possibly, less than the real amount Of stress
was, in our abstract, laid upon that part Of the
decision pertaining to the conduct Of the jury
while in charge Of the officers. Indeed no
other ground urged, it is stated, would hare
been sufficient 10 vitiate the late verdict had
jury been held within due aud required bounds.
From this it would appear how easy in any case
the Sherit''s officers may defeat the bench, end
either by ignorance or intent bring to naught
proceedings Of al expensive aud tedious M
turc.
We quote from the decision itself On this
point:
In tho case before Us, four Of the jurors upon
stx different occasions, Separated FROM their
fellows. and out Of the presence and bearing Of
any officer of the court, were permitted to hold
intercourse with strangers to tho court aud the
cause oh a1M N" Auete IS no Isetenee thal
the court authorized OF MAS priry to mort than
Que u Mese Separations, aud It does not ap-
pear. nor nre We to presume, that the court
authorized the juror to hold intercourse w,th
others uut Of the presence or hearing of III Of
ticer Of the court. No necessity or occasion
for the other separations Is pretended. This
record also shows, that on some occasions At
least some of the jurors were permitted to dine
at the public sabls at a hotel. This cannot be
countcnaaccd kv this court, and should not b.
tolerated by any court.
, 1859-07-27

from England ju tic ste4mrr Caua'la. passed
through tLis eisv this nnr.:t'x. *n s'"'ss f'r
Mexir.,. liz is a:sacIt.:,l II, tlr Brit sh leutina
of that country. and conveys important dis
patches ,hither-
: RI. President i,a% reco ;nizest Frederick
Kuane, ~ Con-su at the Duch;y of S11e Cubar;;<<
recognition us Consul ef shu Grand Duchy Vt
Resso C-A-srl. ....
Con. Kts1 has brcu ordered to tho eonnu,an. l
OF 1l,x nar4l rendezvous At D4st,n,ore. vice Coln.
Ds.os, wh,, has been ordered to tLe {. s. s&ore~
xhIt. Ksls1xe.
, 1859-07-27

WAsu1xGrox, 1nIy al-Thu Liberal Gnvrrn-
mens VI Mexico, through .tS aSxut in the Cuir<1
5t4ter, has just eunetutiud cnuttact for tas
supply Of Minnie aud Sharpe rides, and canuou
and ammunition 10 suit theu,. Tley vii! b. for
warded BY the tirst OF September. It is mot yet
known hers whether the Au.erican volunteers
will be- accepted, as Lcrslo has nut arrived, and
tilp character Of his Instructions has therefore
uue been asceFtafueu.
These wartixe stores mar supercc.fc the uo-
ccssity Of cxtsaneous ai.i. except ~ 10 coupe
tent officers, ,hcry. being sufIiciency Of
Liberals really 10 take the held - the rauk and
aie.
Letters have been recaired here from various
quarters, the writers expressing III anxiety to
raise volunteers for the service Ut tho Liberals
in any nuu.bcss desired
Tbsrc wa. IN extraordinary meetiug Vi tho
Cabinet yesterday, called. it j. understood. to
consider tho dispatches inst received troul Nin-
lister McI.ane, relative tn Mexican uttAtr>.
Tho members at tho different legations from
Europe have bad several reunions III gaoririea-
ton Of the news of tho artn:stice, auu 10 show
thvir appreciation Of the continued peaceful re-
t4tsou* atauas their respective NoEeFeisns. Ths
jubiiants, however, did mt include s;.s Fsench,
Austrian ind >;arIinian Ministers, WHO are ab-
sent frun. Washington. -.
An official csu,nunication fron, tile Eremen
Government statga that tho recent reduction ON
the rates Of postage ~ Ii cents. hsswetn tlis
United States aud Frznstort-on-the-N -Nain. 5axt-
Cobury, ;otl;l, and oti.er German States. Under
the direction Ut the Thur,s uuA TAxis Poat Of-
ticc, applies only to the correspondence VIA bre-
men. aud bot to correspondence se1t st1 Ham,
burg, as originally reported
California News per overland HAIL.
Sr Lo1n, July .f-Tha Owe. la..3 aflli oi the
lsi. arrived "n S4surt1a. night.
The bark Julia l.astnrr. Ut Phalaat'.!phiJ. CAP
zrts III San Frauclscu Bay, xnd will pruva \
, 1859-07-27

DAxaxxors MAcaNE.--It il ssid to b. dan
gesous 70 bo working with = sewing machine
near = window whea there 10 . thunder storm.
It Is slso~sry dangstoua to sis near some sex.
iaE msch1nes xhea tRsexs Is no thusdH storm
especially one about niu1teeu ys&za DID,
, 1859-07-27
= Rev. Mr- Roy Of tho Plymouth, Congre-
gationat Church haa left this city for risir Of
some weeks in Sew England. i.

sroR1.sG.-Mr. Moore, Of this ctr. il ncr in
Louisville, ky, With several Of the f1sS t.olters
Of Chicago-Rsindeer, Prairie Boy. Chieftaiu,
and Mountain Boy, are there; aud Moore has
fist mufe. which be claims to be the fastest iu
the world The FACES over the Oakland Course.
10 come Of next week, will afford tho Kentucky
sports IN opportunity to srot out their best stock
asaiass the above ssepperA ALAinston horse
named Bradley COLI will probably be matched
asa;ns. Reindeer. He is the only horse in Ken
tuckx that dare score with the Chicago farorste
in tsottins match. The kensaekiaos have
somc ine paeers, however, aud II il probable =
race nay be made up with Davy Crockett in
the fin:.. Wc shall aee.--LAad<E.
, 1859-07-27

LIE oSNAksl1x " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
ing Of the Board of Trustees Of the University
Of Ch;caao WAS held On Friday, the third and
last day Of the Commencement Anniversary pe-
r;od letter VA. read from Rer. Or. Waylaud
ofRL drc|ip;nc tn accent the Presidency If
the ;nst;tnt;on. wherpnnon pey Dr. nnrrouuh.
u.. ro.ctected
renort m the Law Denartmeot of the Eni-
yersity was read by Thomas noync, ESQ.,, and
will be found in another column of ,o-tlay:s is
sue. Henry II, Booth. ESQ.,. of the Law School
ia Pouuhkeepsie, Hon. Judge ]. II. Wilson and
Grant Goodrich were elected professors in the
neu institution. which !, Ia omen On tie 1t Of
sentsuhsr ,v;,h mn .ddrcs. fror 11on. f}sx,a
nnd,a~ r;e,d ofSy Y. rbr Law School vii, s,r
lis onen,ne year occupy a portion Of the exten-
rive MONS Of The comn.rcia, College. in Lar
mon Block,
Professors Mixer and satterlee still continue
their connection ~'th the University Which hts
mus passed Is n'st birthday In q manner emil
nently satisfactory 10 TIC friends OF the enter
prise. In addition 10 these, Judge Bell, Of the
Commercial College, was astinssy chosen Proc
fessor Of Commercial Science.
rs- 4, III. ;nooe.t te;3 =, o.r p;dc. =,
s.,n-a,x on ,ha hodx ~ tha MN ~ w,.
shown ii hare died ,bere ,udden,v Of dext5tu.
tiop and exposure there was no evidence intro
f]uced IN sbou what Wax his nane. Since cor.
oner Ja,ncs' return to the city. however. il i.
asccrtsined that deceased WIS Gustsve Petersen.
a., ntd.-,~ M, 1,or,, :, Sw-,,s, uho .,r,. n
hi. eonntry two years since.
nnr;nv last winter. while ehonnino wood In
got his hand 50 badly cut that he was unable to
do any work, and has consequently been iir,ng
on charity. lie got to Oak Ridge on Friday,
having been three daya from Chlcasso-snHered
exposure to the bot sun, and bad slept out at
nights. lie WINS taken sick with pains in his
"s" 4n' ''o1''' w. 1e'.'s1 ~ 41' ~ A,e"
, 1859-07-27

An effort i being mai: to place % exhibition
At thu cnmin. <;lafe Eair. = general COLLECTION
nf the MiuesaIs, riaats, birds, SEclts. Instcts,
&c, Of illinois. :.
In aid Of This work the cooperation Of our
f<llow ciiizcns Is solicited. Those having cul.
lccti.us representing any OF the departments Of
Natural History. also Ialian antiquities Il, re-
que.,ed 10 send them to Freepors, before tho
first OF September.
y s1itahI: Museum building has been erected
bY the S,ate Agricultural Society
- Campbels celebrated shoM cases will ho
provided for tho protection Of ra!n=hic speei"
mems
Le.eseh box be carefully packed. aad the OWL
era uzme mar ke.t on th, ont side. 81
Direct" Illinois Natural History Society,
State Fair, Freeport." - -:
DY ersirr Of Ex. comu,ittee. ~,
CynCs TEuNAs, See,r-
, 1859-07-27
Il ssptembef nexs, It which tns III, Hos. Ds.
nd Dudley Field, o. Hex Ta*k siIf deliver thu

of ssptembef nex4, 1t Wh3eh ens III Hos. d.
Md Dudley Field, of, 8ex Tosk wilF deliver the
oPsniug Addreas- -: ;::..'','. '''' 49,
The Bar ct the staee and d. Trustees Of tha
CoHege viii attand the exercfses and formal
inauguration Of the School VIII then take pIaea.
The ane and eoamodiou1 Rooms II Bell, Bry.
m L 8tfatton's Commercial College hsve heEu
secufed mr. ...e use Of the Sohoo& by On arrange.
nusot ghich promise. ~. Advantages to De
stsden,s In ths prosecntion II tbe .tuo..:-- =;
Thesa Rooms Esiur oprnS;t- n. CouTt Tou,e
On Ciarfe st.. sua IN the ssrnr bn;ri;nc xheye
The United S,stes Courts ~ At nrr.rSt heji
viii bring ths prae.ics in ii he Courts i,nme.
d;atsty und.r The notirs NJ The Studsnta f,- ,,.r
souai obserya,ion snd comuiznt. jria,. pF r
BsIt holding The sppoin,u,eot Of PrufEsscr ~
Commercial Science u The University vilI from
h;s ntrrr~f In in saeerts ~, Dc .n.;n. ~ ..cns
Tsa1 tho a,tendsoca Of mauv eommxrriai stu
drnts unon the Law erauainstiou.. With \ view
Ia NOR thoruuvh nreparation In the nrine,-
nles of -ommrrris7 LT
Your a;ommit,ee Ire net AWARE of anv o.her
.rh;.rf ucon :. h;rh vonr t;,oa -otfft 4. n.oEs,.
hlx .,ccunjed IN rrcr,y,nrr informnt;nn Thr~
r;non. foweyrr clos.. t,e;s r,.T,nrr ..,ho,,t
in.s . geii neriIed rrihnts Of th,nt. ro shs F.r.
tjsn,en 1t tI,e Doard ali CounsrlIors n the fau
SehooI
., -, =,
, 1859-07-27

= In the year 1es1. tbs prcrinee Of New
Jersey was offered for sale, ia England, at about
t~snty.hvs thousand dollars. An original let
-teris s.ll in exisieaee, eoptainiuA proposal
feE tts sa1e, h Nhiea i i IeE.sssEtsd q" -
to the Iz4a Gtoree c1farvtr
, 1859-07-27

In tbs ctr, Ut the rr.sesrs u ~. john f.nte+ .s
Saturday m-7nn: July xst u tt3s7asPta9. AAS&A3
tMiTH. u. esEa:; lales yts1s.
h saEs chr - he 4lth trst E1- l. CLAhk. OILY :on
nf EAz&A Il. MI LE.3s T. one 9sAf e*s af1
nnQH4Aas
, 1859-07-27

:f.,xr,x-,n Jnvs as.--iiarsis 4 Wilson'S
spIec Nil on walnut .t. "a, 'lzu,sSs:i by 6re
ytsts.a.T,. r. H., to tho sIt=ut"of eiF yoeos
fully insured ;.
, 1859-07-27

SLAxpssorx-An exchauss Is rudu enough
to teIl is readers shat ship l. called" she for
thcsa reasans :" Hccause 4 man knows not ihe
e1vensa u,l 10 ssis out; because they ara use-
las without employ Yusne; because they look
upright when in stays; because they bring
ne>ss from abroad aud carry out neTs from
hoMe-n
, 1859-07-27
E.eav., II Or. Duy fr..na Fr. sos,

LxAxexwosrn. X T. July .5-br. Dux. mn
der sentence in ST. J'seph, No., is'!. for alleged
kidnapping, was re.eued Oh Sunday nor"'oS
during violent stufta. and Is still nj sarss'
There waA great -exritxmens ut St. Joseph on
tha announcement Of his sseape. anu pursuit
WAS attetu ptsti. but withnut suec~%s-
, 1859-07-27

Te~@ ~%H~y&*k%9
T E I-W E e KY. =
TUESDAY JULY 10, 1857.
=@@.-@--
THE coUHT1Ks4 0eMMEkCTAL
E0A1QEs
In the angry discussions which have Oh.
kcurcd know'es scc Of the true commercial poll.
cJ Q! tue country, it has been assumed on the
one side, nnd admitted on the other, that our
taF'I rested on principle, and that it was
susceptible Of no change without = violation
o' sono well-known law Of political economy.
The assumption is untrue and tho admission
unwise. T4,e sca2e Of duties on merchandise
LIS no moro relation 10 fxcd and well ascor-
taiusd principle, ti,an the price Of pork or
-four. Bath arc questions for the moment
matters Of e1pedicncy only, and may be
changed with every change in our condition.
and with the constantly increasing or dinin;sl,-
ng demand and supply Tho "rrinciplc"
which governs to-day may be no principle TO-
morrow: The duties, which, this year, yield
sufficient revenue and adequate protection,
mar be far Too small NEXT yeat. Thcrc is no
Law wide enough in its scope or comprehcn-
slve enough in its operations, to meet tue new
conditions which tho changing rAascs Of m.
tional industry and rational production arc in.
csssantly evolving. Tho Gortune-tho luck
tae productive powcr-Ihe industrial activity
Of nations senain the samc no two years in
succession. Prosperous, as the result Of largo
crops general health md open markets, a
cew combination Of the causes which
Affect growth and diminish wealth, NAV mr.
dlce an almost instantaneous change, and ruin
and disaster take tho place Of abundance,
These remarks arc too trite to need enforce
nent b7 illustration. All men will admit their
ruth in tue abstract, but half tie men in this
country will resist their application to tho
complications in which Our manufactures, Cur
commerce and cur agriculture arc involved,
The Tariff Of 1916, perhaps well enough to
meet the cxfgcncics Of tho period for which,
it was enncted-a iair enough and perhaps No.
cessary cure for the commercial ills TINT werc
t1on cou,3o;nad ,c-,,,;1, IT,. .,
s;s,od ,non - IT," ~ -,
q, a;n,roa, 49,, f ~ .''o
r,n;c,, vra ,-n -, .a.1. ~. - 40 ~
,,,;..u .,,.u .,... =. 4 ~ ~
,;a,.s ,,..a..a r. ~e e1A0 ~" s'.'''11.'-
.;.,,1, .s.,:s- ~ ~ lI"'''u - '1e Luz
a,.,n,,.,,,;.; .-~.o. ~ Tr..... .' 'A " W.
-,',., w NV A''.'e0s "4t
changes should urooeed but surely la ;.,,,;,d
NN- '1'~4' ~ 40 7ot.10
Who docs not sec in the astonishingly low
prices OF our great agricultural staples the
depressed condition Of cur manufacturing in-
ssastrr, tic enormous impostations Of foreign
merchandise, tho extraordinary expectation Of
-1mes1can gold, and tie consequent hard lines
"A;ch arc p'nchlns al classos, reasons for tho
establishment Of more satisfactory system,
ct itass until the present condition Of atiars is
reversed TIC axiona Of 1876 do not meet
s7e wants OF 1858. Tho Legislation based upon
them, though, i,calthful to our commerce then,
Is Iuson to Cur national prosperity now. Tie
s%e,+ ,+ntr dr.
, 1859-07-27

- Sick Grout, charged with sae Cottage
Grove homicide. has been released on 10000
isii
, 1859-07-27

T Ryan believed to be tbs real cutprit in
the Cottage Grove homicide is still =. large. The
man arrested for him turns out 10 Be somebody
else
, 1859-07-27

AFrival sf tho Now York !:
Ssw Yokz,' lilly 25-TAa ste-n,hp New
rireI bsra % lhis s4soing. der adyees hare been
anticipated BY tho xorih BFiton-
, 1859-07-27
u A ls:Is D.


nn tse 3u .Esk Il Font Aat:a,oa, towa tas l4y "
aad Nh, ,LoGl5a u AN3. Of Tia fntsnts 2l'ss<
, 1859-07-27

RzcoapkE's CouHr.-The August term Of the
Recorders Court cones in session On Nouday
next Tbs list Of those Who axe to serve the
public in tue iur1. box ia IS folluws:
, 1859-07-27
BY FktEGtf4p H.. :
Foar Days Later fran Europe.
END Of TIE WAR.


An ITALIAN C0yFEDERAT1OS EN-
DER THE POPE.
, 1859-07-27

- The number Of Inmates in tic Chicago
Reform School is about one hundred aud thirty,
soc,e seventy -fivo or more toys baving gradu
ated from tlas Institution 10 the world during
the past few months, apparently much The bet
ter By their experiences with good Mr.. Nichols
, 1859-07-27

Fc&ce Ffedtcaed by NJ H1Af10e
The writer of the following letter. published
in the Boston R<e, is u. Mario, the husband Of
the Mudanlc Mario whose lectures on Enrupean
politics and OIL the state Of Italy. recently at
iractcd 30 nu b attention in this country. II.
Mario is with the allied armies. and is m inti-
noted natriots: 0'1~N
"M1LAs. June a5.-1 rrrcat with nil ,eserrp
but on suod authority, that there is q prob-
ability tlut peace will ere long ue made,
or ut least treated for. The Empe-
Tor Of Russia, aiariued at tho use which
is being made Of kossuth, {by-the-by,
It suggested that the fulfength portrait Of the
hero III London was for the purpose Of fHghfen-
Ing tic Austrians, while the sacred person Of
tile Ex-Governor remained out uf tue way Of
rifle bullcts}-thc Emperor Of Russia. say now
incliues rather 10 IN alliance with Prussia than
with France.
"Certain it is that Schouvoloh, con6den-
tial envoy Of the Car, has arrived ut the
French headquarters and it is likewise cet-
tain TINT Austria has been spending fabu-
lous sums at st. Petersburg TO effect some
movement favorable 10 her intesests- It
il considered that if Russia were once
fairly pledged to resist my incrraxe Of terri
tory to France, or If she were to declare abso.
lutc neutrality, the French Emperor would hare
no great desire to proloug the war, lie assured
however, that amid oil the clor;dcn.iou at dear
bought victories, the people here and through
out Italy are quite sensible that the real resen-
Grafton must begin the day afleF the French
soldiers has quit Italian soil-und they are not
indisposc1 TO cri:ici*e each step IN the march of
events, just as it uay appear favorable or not
, 1859-07-27
Fire in Cincinnati

CynEs TEoNAs. Sec'r-:
Bloomington. JULY 15th. 1850
, 1859-07-27

- On Saturday last craio operator sold
one Thousand bushels Of rid winter wheat, on
which be had lost the Snug little sum Of <;y1&
Auad,td dollars. or eighty cents per hushel. Al
On account Of the war. "Gentlsn,en mar cry
peace, peace, bus there ia no peace, to so1ne Of
our HYzin fritnLs
, 1859-07-27

the principle that uaturalzed citizens were
ouly subject To such service in foreign coun-
tries a. they might 1lava been subject to nj
the period u tllcir emigration. Tie former
Of t.1ceo dos1nas would permi; tho forced con-
sc1iption Of every Fruc|,-a;nc1ican who
should visit bis native country Oh business or
pleasure. The latter would consign to similar
sorrice every Prusslau, md three fourths uf nll
tie G-rmaus, who have sought homes at the
invi.ation of tie American people under the
protection Of the A1nofican flag. Tho last blum
der Of tho series {untl Mr. Cass shall again
take his pen in Aand) is the dispatch said
to hare been lately addressed 10 tho American
Minister at Berlin, in the case Of natusalized
Hanorcrian VINO had made bold to rerisit his
birthplace aud bud been assigned q place in
the Hnnovcrian army, to which ho was not
l ablc a. tho tinne Of his emigration, What
with the Sccrcsary's haste to correct his first
mistakes, aud lis auxiety ut the same time 10
preserve tho scrnbance. .of consistency, We
have in this last document sort Of cross drn
Of Csss against common ecusc, which viii
gravel tho foreign potoniates fos whose benefit
it WINS prepared VIC funk vqry considerably.
Tho Hanover case WINS cridenuy made up 10
euit the dispatch. Tho mission to the Berlin
Minister was called out By no exigcncy in that
respectable kingdom, but by tho sharp turn tho
press and people Of the United ststes bad given
TO The unfortunate and water-ioggcd home gov
crnmeat. Withso fair stnrt-wIth a case madc
Wy to suit the quarrel between public W opinion
aud Cass' opinions would seem that Sec
sclary Of state ought to bring out alltho kinks
at once, and masn tho. American position On
,ae QUESTION R. cihsansbip so plain thas tn
wAy.a:inE ling Of grand duks, though = ibo1.
, 1859-07-27

stance. socccttl III bringing tue ''tlyht man to
. Tie nan,e Of Mr. Booth ha. not that ring to
the car which! the glitter Of some fcputations
might produce. hut as compensation Tor lix
want, the Committee hare relied upon the
soaudcr metal Of his well known worth. which,
more substantial than showy, exhibits in its use
and wear the capacity OF accomplishing what
we desire for the Institution By its solid and
tmc.cndurlDg SUGGEST.
Yet let it not be understood from this that
Mr. Booth comes without rrpu atitn established
or competency widely kno,su Us an able jurist,
and especially Is y successful aud experienced
teacher. lie is well known 10 Professors Of the
Institution as u distinguished gruiuate Of Yale
Col!ess Since his ad1uission To- the Bar lie has
become distinguished ia the Static Of New York
rs lawyer oil great learning, fne ai;aiumenss
t, a. general scholar, great purify Of life and
character, aud upon inquiry a1nnnE the me.n-
Aers Of the Facuitics Of ot6c. Law Schools OF
tla oouatry> The Committee found his rrpura-
tion established as one ct the most sucees,fn1
Instructors in teaching the principles Of Juris-
prudence to youth. who had ever entered th3t
difficult field Of labor.
The committee hare seen some members Of
the bar ~hose goHl fortune it seems 10 hare
been, Ia have graduated II the State and Nasioo-
u kcaoo! aod found sl.eir commentators uni
vessai and. enthusiastic Upon all sides bis
superiority over otbess IN respect to teaching
l40 70 3aHtfh Is CuHCEOcd. 10 &AFNtA1n&IS o1
purpose be unites great warmth Of attachment
ioz bis profession u sppazcus in itself. found 10
he eser guarantee tf kuccess- Consc1ons OF
his ability, his unpssteutiors manner secures
him tho confidence Of nil who po.sesz his ac-
qu4iusance. with ; reputation established at
home he il inspired By the ambition to extend
iha. reputation upon \ wides Geld, under Vest
esn auspices, where, Us is the ease with nearly
all educational enterprises, tho work be SEEK
to accomplish is just emerging iuto tie dawn Of
frst existence. hut, never betess, with alI the
promise Of 4 splendid noon-iay. With every
element Of success aud none Of ai1use, ulth no
iuordinate expectations and great temperance
Of desire. lis Industry and devotion insure him
against the consequences Of disaster. which.
oveEtakiog others. in ftsr OF aasiug character
Or reputation STAINED, won!l totally ovcrwleln,
them beyond the hope Of recovery, aud With
ihem perhaps sink In their failure forever Tic
Whole organization Of the school, to cstablist,
which such pains bare been taken..
With such \ choice and Professor IS Nr-
Booth, your Cammittee have no doubt that the
Rosrd Of the LAx School have secured SUCCESS
in this Department which promises all us had
hopsd from ii, beyoad even The most sanguine
s1psets1iapA / =" -
:. Prs&sssr Des:h hae prepared the circular
f1ing the epaatns Of tbs School on the 21ss day
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-15
ADMINISTRATIONS sArE

In the matter of the estate of Abram wooever
NOTICE is hereby given that by and in pur-
snance OF an order of license made in said matter
on tne ZINC Day OF October A. D. 1852 by the County
court OF said county, the undersigned admnsra1s ~
sau estate WILL on the 3lst day of December A. d 1896
at the premises to be sold O'Clock p M ofsad de
ouer lor sale and sell at public auction the following de-
premises situated in the town of Salem and de-
scrihed as follows: Beginning point the centre Of
Inc hghWay on the section line the south side of
on iohrteen and running thence sixteen chains and
t"enyour INKS to post thence south sixteen CHANG
ana hnetyour links to post thence east twentv.one
cnahs ahd twenty four links to post the centre Of be
gh"ay thence along the center efthe highway north
Teen degrees east, sixteen chains foryye links 10
tne pace Of beginning containing twenty nine acres and
ana nety-hve acres of land be Che same more or less
on section number twenty town one north of range
NUMBER twenty east Also, one other piece-commencno
at the northeast corner of the northeast uuarer
ton humoer twenty-five (22) OF township number ono (
north OF range number twenty (20 east thence south On
tne east line OF said quarter section distance of een
lo chalns and nineyfour (94) links thence west on
me paraiel with the south line said quarter secon
fourteen chains and nineyour links to the east line Of
hds owned by Charles Curtis thence north on said aSt
nne OF CHARLES Curtis land fifteen 5 chains ar
-FOUR Inks and to the north line~of section twenfvo
hence east on said north line to the place of beginning
containing twentyour and sfxty-ye rods Of land
be the same more or less. " u
CT, DANIEL @. BURGESS, Administrator
Salem, Dec. 9th, 1859. 3w26