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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
HEATING. STOVES.

A PERFECT cord Of them yet on hand ~
IA MONTAN a MATTAS
decG Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13

"TUE L0kD hath created midicines out the
earth and he that In wise will not abhor them"
-IBibls.
A FRESH supply Of Congress, Settler and Ar.
"A tesian water-just received by
jan26 ED. A VIM. B0GEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
suTMNE SILKS,
IRISH LIN EMS

A FINE supply ~ genuine Irish Linen has bee
~ received aud viii lie sold low ~ the
mar3 pHIbA CASH STORE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13

IIelmbold's Genuine Preparation
or
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid
Estrset Ruchu.
FIR Diseases NJ ne Bir,ls,r, Kidneys, Grrrsf
props,y, Htrtnssses, Obsfrwctiops. Hmsrs
Tonpaipfs. and ai Disspsss If me
Ser',cf Or0pns,
Arising from Fxcssses and imprudeneies IN Life,
and removing all Improper Discharges from the
Bladder. Kidneys, or sexursi Organs, whether
existing In
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever essse they may have originated,
NO MATTER now LONG STANDING,
f;,ring Hsaih md IIgor N NE FSgms, and Boom
70 ne Pulled Cheek.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTEDill
n cures Nervous and Debilitsted Sufferers, and
removes all the Symptoms, among which viii
he found
indlspositicn
10 Exertlon, Loss Of
Power, Lose ~ Memory,
Difficulty Of Breathing, Cen
ersi Weakness, Horror of Dis
ease. Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dread
fni Horror Of Death, Night swests, Gold
Feet, wskefulness, Dlmness ~ Vision, Ism
gour, Universal tsssitude Of the Muscular
systes, Often Enormous Appetite With Dys.
peptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing of
he Body. Dryness of the skin, Psllid
Couniensnce and Eruptions on
the Face, Pain In the Back,
Hesviness Of the Eyeiids,
Frequently Black
Spots Flying be-
FORE theeyes,
| with Temporary Submissions and Loss NJ sight !;
want Of Attention, Great Morbility, Restless
| ness, with Horror OF Society, Nothing IL
more Desirable 10 such patients than
Solitude. and nothing they more
Dread for fesr Of themselves;
No Reposs ~ Manner. no
Esrnestness, no Spec
ulatiun but
Hurried Tran
stion
frosn one question
| 10 another.
These symptoms n allowed 10 go cr--which
| this medicine invariably rernoves-soon follows
| LOIS or POWER; FACULTY. AND EPiLFPrIO
| FITs-in one ~ which the patients msy expire.
| who can say that these exeesses are not unfrs-
quently followed by those dreful diseases,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
| The records Of the INSANE ASYLUM and the
meis neholy deaths By CONSUMPTION, bear
| ample witness 10 the truth Of these assertions -
In the Lunstie Asylums the most melancholy
exhibitions appears. The e0untensnce IL sctusl
| " sndden and quite destituta--neither Mlrth or
grief, ever visits ". Should sound 81 the voice
occur, N IL rarely articulate.
| "with woeful measures wan despair
Low sulen sounds his grief beguiled."
| Debility IL most terrible and has brought thou
sands upon thousands 20 uptimely graves. thus
blasting the ambition of many noble youths. n
| can he cured by the USE Of this
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
UMupELLAs a pAnAsOLs.

A VERY large assortment ~ these goods, just
IA received, consisting Of bingham silk and
Cotton Umbrellas, all sises--smong them some
very nne French bingham Umbrellas for Ladies',
= new article, very light and very handsomely
made tsepll W. ~ PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
SHOES AND ROOTS.

rALL aud see the stock ofLsdies Shoes, which
~ | sell cheaI or than ever, also Cent? SHOE
and Roots. \. NJ. ASHER,
nov2S Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
COTTON AMI CANE HOES. :

1nn Doseu ~ the Oval Rye Steel. and Iyn
IUO dons Elephant Hoes, embracing ever,
size and pattern, for sale at ....
teblT MuNTAN a MATTA'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
HALL, OF NASHVILLE PLOws.

ON HAND, our regular assortment ~ these uu.
~ rivslled Flows, large aud small, with and
without cutters; some Of which are made express
noyss LARGuIER kLANoUE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
TO spORTsMEN.

I HAVE fine variety Of the best quality Game
L Bsgs, shot Pouches, Belts, Powder flasks ard
several new styles Of Improved Shot Pouches
Greeneer's, Colts, Cows, Eleys, walkers and
genuine a. n. Percussion Caps, also, Dun clean
Ing Rods, Tubes. wrencher, d., AZ
noy29 FRANK UuGUET'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
LADIES CLOTH,

TUsr RECEIVED a few pieces Of Ladies' Cloth
81 with general assortment Of Trimmings, all
Of which will be sold at reasonable prices at the
PEOPLES STORE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
CAST STEEL.
VARNIsIIIcs.

ngTAgoN, Square, CAST and German steel
" mars MONTAN % MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
CooDs ATREDIrCEu PRICES.

A LARGE assortment of small figured
N Calicos, warranted fact colors, at 10
ents yard ut 4. NJ. ASIER'R.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
TO PLANTERS.

Stamping Tor Embroidery Work.
l,NOR tho Accommodation of Che ladies',
II have made arrangements with house
In the city aud ladies can have stamping
for Embroidery Work or any kind ofgoods
done with neatuess and at very short no
tice. I will make q weekly shipment on
every Wednesday and return the goods on
the Monday following.
Z. NJ. ASHER,
dec20-u Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
CRATES.

L,ANCy parlor and once Crates, complete.
I apple. LARGUIER a LANOUE.
Cor. Lafayette A Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
SUNDAYS.

MANUFACTURE by W. W. WILSON, Pitts
wi busrg, Penn, can lie ordered ~
maria THEODORE GOLDMAN,
sole Agent for this and adjoining Parishes.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
CORN MILLsi CORN MIILsit

1WE "Victor'' Farm and Plantation
i Meal Mill, and Corn and Cob Crusher
for feed. These mills can be seen in op-
GRAFTON at the Southern Enterprise Ma
chine Works, and are, without doubt, SUI
perior 10 any combination Of the kind ever
brought TO this market. For sale by
aprl9-tf. DELACROIX ~ co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
MUSOUITOE NETTING,

CoTToN, Linen and BObinet Netting JUS, re.
~ ceivedat {. NJ. AsHER's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
THE STAFF OF LIEF

Now on hand At Reals City Feed and Flour
IN store-a large let Of Flour. All Of which
will be sold at moderate prices-some yer, cheap.
msylS JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
CLOCKS.

7 HAVE just received large sssOrtmeDt Of on
Il month and eight day Clocks, with and with
out alarmers, which am enabled 10 sell very low
having purchased the zane direct from the manu-
factory At Waterbury, Conn.
mar2g THEODORE GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
REXOLXERS.

1 HAVE on hand the celebrated Adams
IL Selt-cockiug Reviewers, also Smith d
Wessen's Seven shooters Cor cartridges.
move THE0. GOLDMAN,
Lafayette street, near Main.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
MONTAN ~ malta.
TO MECHANICS.

NNRPENTER'sTo Tools. Cocper's fools. Fissterers
~ Tools, In all their variety and ofthe very best
always on hand at
sug90 MONTAN A MATTA's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
MILLINERY.

T HAVE just received an assortment Of very
i hes utifuI Velvet, SIN, straw and Hair Bon.
nets THoS. n. OCON0R,
oct3s Corner Third and Laurel streets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-13
southern Mususi Insurance Company
OF BATON Rouge.

Incorporated by Act If Legislature n Lovfs'aHd.
Approved, March ", 1858.
Authorized Capital. $50 s5oo.ooo oo'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

What Mr.. Douglas is pleased to call
Squa,ter Sovereignty never was embodied
in law The Kansas bill put the Governor
and the Courts between the people and the
law. His modern notions 90 sedition have
however received the sanction of the people
of Texas and that State is alone in embody-
ing Dougiasism IN law In his sedition
speech in congress he said:
Mr. President the mode Of preserving
peace is plain This system Of sectional
warfare must Jesse. The Constitution has
given The paw r. and all We ask OF Congress
Is Ia give The means, aud NE. by ssascfnesfs
and e~srsctsoas az aae Federal Courts Of car
scErraI STATES. viii make such exam pies of
the leaders OF these oonspiracies ~ Will
strike terfar inro the hearts of the others.
and there will be an end of the crusade.
Sir. give US . la~ - the CONSTITUTIONS con-
templates and authorizes. and | will show
the Senator from New York that there is a
Constitutional mode of REFRESHING the ire
pre>sible conflict viii open the prison
door 70 allow couspirators against the peace
of the Republic and the domestic Tranquil
hty OF our States 10 select their cells wherein
to drag out miserable lie. as punishment
for their crimes agains: the peace Of soeie-
y."
Now it seems that Texas has been pass
ing just such a law as Mr.. Douglas waited.
We copy two of its sections:
Art. 65S. A. Any free person Who shall
publicly maintain that masters have DO
right OF property in their slaves. either by
speaking. WIRING. or printing. shall be
punished by confinement in the pepiten-
uary no, less than two nor more than four
Years.
Art 654. B. Any free person who shall
privately or otherwise than publicly main
tain that masters have no right of property
in their slaves. with purpose to br,ng the in
stiiuion of slavery into disrepute in the
mind Of any trce inhahitant in this State
or of any resident for the time being there
in, shall be punished by confinement in the
penitentiary not less than two or more thar
five years"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

Since writing the above, we find In the
Journal the following resolution OF the Wide
Awake Club OF Indianapolis, in reference to
the flag
Resuire9, That the Lincoln Wide Awake
Club OF indianapolis. will present to the
largest delegation Of wide Awakes. !"
Hangers" or other similar organization,
that shall attend the State Convention, to be
held on the 29th oi August. and appear IN
procession with clamps uimmed aud burn
ing OF the night Of the same, a splendid
American Flag, aud that We cordially ex-
tend TO the CLUBS Of all sections of the State
al invitation to be present.
The whole difficulty has arisen from a
misapprehension as to " hat the Cub meant
The person who prepared the bill was JUS
tifie1 in the inference lie drew from the Ian
guage OF the resolution. and yet the Club
perhaps meant to giyeit as their committee
decided, TO the largest single delegation
Had the Wide A wakes OF this city under
STOOD the matter. the delegation from this
city could have taken it even then. Ba,
we hope the matter is all over and satisiac-
tory to all good Republicans.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06
SHERIEE.S SALE

virtue OF decree Execution direct cd ON
- the Wayne Common Peas Court. will exuess -
public sale at the Court Hsase door ia the of
Gen erviiie Wayne county. Indiana, the 2a.h 10,
OF sep. 1880 betw th. hours of ten o'eiocs,
IN snd Tour 0 c ,ck ~ SAID day. tie toIiowiav
real estate sua'ed In Bose.n fwnship. Hayas cosa-
" indiana TO vi; part ii the south rs.t quarter
OF section q. township h. rage wet II the us,,
cipie meridian line drawn fr.u the suSush ot the
Great Miami River. beginning the sest cor.
nef OF said guar Or section kel ssons.
east III sf-l0e rods. ths0cs % 66 100 rode,
thence west q 20 l0O rods, thence south ~ rode.
thence SOU - degrees y 1t. 10 4 rods. to the
center o. tne hicbnonG and Boston turnpike, thsacs
fike to the wet line Of said quarter secoa shsbss
north along the iia- Vt Sal qaarte SETON Is tv0
rods to the place Of beg nninx. anng IS AcYss
and "a square poles To sold " .sus
~ sAd decree 10 favor OF John Clark, VI. A. bort
Powell.
is. SrIDHAM, ShG. VIC.
Sept. 3, 1850 (S3 ISL AZ
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06
Nee tEEatlndia u aRolie.

The alter dance a. Indianapolis on the 29ih
was immensely large-iar hey ond what was
anticipated By the most sanguine- The
persons present were estimated at from fifty
to one hundred thous and. We place IL AT
the former number, and believe 1t is far
essim.te--not one too high The interest
Of the occasion was not. however. simply IN
the large number 10 stten dance. but In the
glorious aud i1b.lant spirit Of enthusiasm
manifested BY all who we're there. livery
delegation was received with shouts anu
cheers; and upon every possible occasion
loud hurrahs responded 10 patriotic senr-
ments. We cannot attempt TO give IN detail
one hundrcdth part thai TRANSFERRED there
and mast content ourselves with bnet no.
tice of the general features of the occasion.
Every railroad was taxed to its utmost ca
paci,y in bringing in the people About
sixty cars came in on the Relieiontaine'
loaded to their extent wi b men. women and
children. OF this number some twenty one
we're from the Cincinnati and Chicago AR
line Rail Road, south OF Anderson, and
about an equal number from the same road
north of Anderson. Some three or iour
hundred went from this place on that road,
and all speak in high terms OF the unwesr-
led efforts of the Superintendent, Mr.. J.
Brandt. Jr.. to make the trip comfortable
to his passengers. About forty cars went
| in on The Indiana Central. crowded with
nassenge,s. Immense numbers came 10 on
all the other reads. From the country lm-
mediately surrounding Indianapolis, the
people came in, in every conceivable way
wagons. carriages. DC. Que wagon was
drawn by 43 oke oil oxen. others by large
number OF horses. There were large troops
| of men on horseback. and an almost endless
column OF Wide Awak-s on lot The
o, ocession reached the old fair grounds
about one o'clock, where four stauds had
been erected. Hon. Tom Corw'n occupied
ope-Fra x Blair the second, hon. BENZ
Stanton of Ohio the third. anu y. r. Nor
ton the other. Corwin was followed by
Underwood of Virginia--Blair by ID. 3
Lane-SlaLton by =. d Smith. as h'a"y
persons as could possibly hear crowded
around each stand. Those who could hear
listened with great attention, and we never
saw a n ore orderly crowd Of people.
In the evening the Wide Awakes were
ont in their glory. and presented scene
which for gorgeousness and brilliancy we
have never seen equalled At least five
thousand lamps were burning and IN con
slant motion. marking the evolut'ons OF the
corps. At intervals l,oman candles were
burned and shot forth their brilliant lishs
The meeting was eminenily success, and
will long be remembered by those present
as a grand demonstration in favor OF tree
dom to the Territories. and free speech and
q free press everywhere.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

Mr.. BFLr's PosrrIcs.-Aon. John Bell, The
Uaon candidate for the Presidency, has write,
a letter to Mr. Thomas H. Watts, of aontgom
cry. Alabama. in reply to an irquiry as 10 ,h.
views Of the dissiu guished candidate CONCERNING
the great questions DoS at issue eefore the coun
trv. In tnat letter, Mr.. Bell refers his cores
pondeni TO collection CT extracts from hi,
-peechss and letters sish ref-peuce to his rotes
lately published BY the Central Union Commit
res OF Tennessee Mr.. Watts having ear fIiI,
examined tbs collection. publishes 10 the Mont
gomery Post the following summary of lhs
views Be, forth herein:
"Nr B. thus dist nctly announces iu ms
judgment. the folio xiag propositions:
Il. distinct rePaaistion Ct Wilmst Pro
viscism.
y A Distinct repodiasioa of Saus.ser Sow
ereignty as ls45.
-3. A distinct announcement the. The .errito-
ries are the common property of the sra;e com
D. srg the UHieD: and thai The CITIZENS az x .rs
STATE HAVE TEE RIGHT To GO TSro sCCH TEsRrro
RIEs WITH THEIR PROPERTY nY EVERY DE-cETr-
rroS, AND WHILE rHEss. To HAVE PROS EcrfON
10 pros@rfy aad persons
IL That Slavery. ss it exists among us. i
eisniF. morally. AND RgIIGIoUsLr RIaar sane
tioned By the Consultation OF the United S ate.
by the Bshse. and by The practice Of men ia al
ages. And thai il night 10 be extended,
The record of Mr.. Bel, RAINING through d
period Of more than a aearfer Of a century gives
the strongest assurance Of bis EjeGity 10 the il
ssi.niion of the Saath. the Iasd Of his birth: aca
of his love 10 the Consultation AID Uaioa O:
our fathers.
These opinions OF VIZ. Bel. 90 long eotes-
tanned and acted 10 public iike al .rd TO Is o.
the Soa1s a aFoneer guaranty against wrong
than the saddea announcements Of eieveu.h-hous
conyertA'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

welcome it as che-riuliy. and MARCH benea;h
ITS folds as proucly as if borne b. them
selves IL is splendid hAg-it is the en-
blem OF oar eouniry's glory-counterParts Of
il float upon every land and upon every sea.
aud Everywhere il is . shield and protection
10 erery American c;iizes. 1t is the EN-.
blem Of the Republican, party-with its
bright stars and bread stripes" represent
ing the hole Union. and there in this
broad land viii it remain mere pure and un
spotted than in the hands OF the Nide
Awakes Of Faye.te county. Whatever I'M
pleasant feeling may have been excited
among the Wide Asakes OF Old Wayne.
at the award, they will forget them and
fight on, until victory shall crown their pa
triotic efforts. The Wide Awakes OF the
White water valley are fast brethren IN his
con,est-.hey honorabiy cootended for the
prize-added much 10 the brilliaucy and
success of the occasion, which vas the
great object, and the flag came to the old
burnt district, the home Of Republicsnism
in Indiana.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

Gfe..hat rain fails. that re ha-e seed tine sno
harvest, only through the mansgene = Aho ~
ideDce OF the Den ocrat'c party. Inc
debt has been greatly Increased or the uemo-
cratic ofIicers have been stealing for sefies o.
years, under the alleged necessity OF paying the
iniesrst on the State debt. They can take either
horn of the dilemma.
Auditor John w. Dodd. in his report for
1857, gives the annexed table showing The
amount Of interest paid each year Stree the con-
summation of the adjustment with the bundhol
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

EF"A splendid American flag will be
presented hy the Lincoln Vide Awak-s. OF
Indianapolis. To the largest Republican del
egati,n Of Wide A~akes, Rangers. oiher
Lincoln assoc. "a ions. from any county, Ma
ron excepted"
We copy the above from The call author
ifatively published. for The great Republi-
can Convention which asse mbied at India
nspolis on "Wednesday the e9,h inst. On
the appearance OF this cali. Old Wayne. ev
er Awake to such sss.mhlages Of The peo-
pie, determined to contend, in an honorable
way. tor the flag, and beforehand determined
to be satisfied. whether it came TO this coun-
~ or not. They had IN their ranks at In
dianapolis. 54a Wide Awakss. fully and neat.
~ uniformed. and under As good drill IS any
company present. Our friends from Fay-
cite. had in their ranks, a noble Sc, Of as good
Republicans as there is to be found out OF
doors--well uniformed. and well drilled
In every particular. Except numbers the del
egations were peers of each other. The
flag was awarded TO the Wide Awakes of
Faye'te county. without any connivance of
theirs. The committee gave it to them,
and they proudly bore il before them in
triamphal march. So far IS hey are con-
cerued. IL was honorably won. and they
viii bear it molly 10 the fight We hope
they viii visit Old Wayne before tie battle
closes. and bring the banner with them, and
syery Wide Awake in Old Wayne VIII
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

II will be seen ho~ gradually the payments o,
interest have been enlarged from year to year
The State debt don't increase any, but the tar
payers have to pay more interest every gear
Taxes are excessively high and burdensome
nov; what will they be when tar payers are
called upon to make good Illegal issues of GER
tifeates of stock, which the growing ipteres,
they pay semi annually almost proves have been
issued. After q careful investigation the Com
mittee Of W. 4 n. of the House Of Represe,-
tatives informed the Legislature that the books
10 the State Offices were unreliable, that there
vas no way OF ascer,sinipg the amount of State
Indebtedness doring the session. aud asked per-
mission to employ . competent accountant TO
examire thoroughly the books and records and
report to the text Legislature. The request
was granted, and Democrat, one of the best
book keepers and accoun. ants 10 the State.
appointed. He. after months If careful examiu-
alton. reports that IL is impossible TO ascertain
correctly the amount of certificates Issued and
consequently the amount Of the State debt.
While the Democratic candidates, speakers
and editors are talking about negro equality
the rights Of the South. State equality. and the
right CT the STAKEHOLDER to take his negro prop
erty into the territories, the tax payers are los
ing hundreds OF thousands. probably millions Of
dollars by the mismansgemsnt-to give it the
very mildest name-of the Democratic State
officers. To get things straight there must be
decided Republican administration of affairs
IT Indianapolis Republican majority in the
General Assembly. and another adjusG ment with
the creditors of the State
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

MARRIED-On tuesday morning last, by
Rev. F. A. Hardin, Mr.. joins NJ PAxsoS 70
Miss LIZZIE RATrRAY. all OF this city.
1t was said of one Of old: "AGd the Lo I'd
was with him and be was prosperous man," so
may it be with our good Republican FREUD
PaSson. and his bride That they may be bless
ed -iu basket ard store'-iu all that constitutes
the happiness of this life is The earuest wish OF
their humble triends-the printers.
-On the &c b ultmo. ny Rev. J. w. John
son, hr. EDwaRD -TARBUcK of Franklin tosu-
ship, to Mrs LYDIA AM COOP of Ec .nonv.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

BY virtue OF . decres and execution 10 me dirsc-
ted from the Wayne Circuit Court will expsss At
public ssie at the Court House Dyor in the ,sn Of
tentervfiie. "a,ne comfy. Ind ths z0.h day
OF September. 1850. between the hours e'eiocx
a. IN and four Q ei"ck m said ~. the lotto
ing de-cri3-d rssi esae, si uatad 10 town
ship, "syns county fnlisna AMI bounded 80 folio g.
10 Wit; Beginning ~ the uorh cesa -r Of ssssss
20 IN to~nship 10, range thence south wi,hn
% IL rods Of Benz Eiii"tt- ner tasocs 90.
% rois taenes north ~,th,n IS rod, Of Henry ssp.
iesns south line. thence east 50 rods. 10 frsdsrick
.itzss west tine, thence - leg. east rods
AMI 10 inss th,resooas Ei.as Po sss's corr or
thence IN narth rection Ii rods an Is t,uke
thence IN n'ftn direcfioa 10 rods sni II ,nks %
the middle Ut the county Rad. theece slsne the
'nidis Of said road 20 the piss. Of bsgnu.nx Ca
tsining 81 less, sold 70 satisfy
said decree AMI execution tAvor OF WIiIia. :, Al
ensn. vs.. Thsn4s +. Hamilton aad Nancy H. Han.
Ion.
g. s. sTfOHAM, shG VIC.
Sept. 81, $50. - Is se