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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

ISWEET Potato PLANTS, TORT1-
~ g, r. AND cABRAqB PLANTS, received daily
tr0ln the bot bSdI, and for ale By ne thous1n3
aa1drsa na4i dalsli at The lowest tE5ees, by
JOHNSON 8 FROST,
HeStS Hes q, 1IalR BtrOaG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
NOTIGEI.

T HAVE SOLD NY Hat and Cap store to Mr..
L 'QOISTES NcCLTAIEST, and respectfully re-
quest the old customers aud patrons TO coutinus
their patronage. AIr. T. ". Hiss viii manage the
concern, his practical experience in the bpsincss
will enable him to Uive vItirs Gatlsfactfon can
he found for time ut the old Establishment for tho
purpose OF settling the business.
Persons Indebted to viii please call and settle.
mys 8. AVERY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
PARTRIDGE.
Public Stock Sale!
Bred Durham Cattle,
Horses, and Cotswold and
Sollthdown Sheap. =

0VAUIINAV " u VGLAVNSs
EON TUESDAY, MAY 2lsr, WILL SELL ny
~ AUCTION. without reserve, at my farm, = {
miles from Wheeling, Va, on the Bethany Pike =
large number OF Durham Cattle. Chiefly herd bOok)
consisting Of DulS Cows HeiferE ard CRlT.3. Also a
number OF grade Cows. IIefeFs and Calves, Horses,
Mares and Colts. including Stallion years old COLI
EUTTcll Dy Imported -Glencoe. dam Allegro by
s.TrnmpetoE,n her dam by uaXRies Moses, DC. Also.
snndTy Colts sired 10y the above Stallion; six BrcUd
Mares, Family IlOrEeE and seven Farm llrrSeS.
Three hundred and niuety tine Sheep. inciu. ing
Cotswod Eea. with their LlmI and several S0A III.
dow and COtsWold ANS and lives Of various ages.
Tic Stock can be examined at any time prior to
sals, ut which dine notice EilI lie given.
Catalogues containing ciRSsihcItOns Of the StOcE
CLIO. W. SMITH,
mh25 WhRFling. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

God Euari ear nag. 4na keep Saeh star
zach ItFlpa hS hight ~ now they EEFA
eEIlmalLo Is LEAD our T1nkSin var.
san RoaE above Ooah p8tFiot'B gTAVos
Death 70 the tSaItsR that RouA d8rA -
fatFaIl e ThEoaGh the dlgt q Gha1ae.
Al hopaIt bSlFts q lO4 WIll share
Aud follow u 70 Death OF EAue-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ATsA MEETING OF THE
w. citizens OtNEest Liberty, held on SNtnr-
day the 18th, Inst, D. NJ. EDdISaFOS, SeqS WAS
unanimously nominated a. candidate for q ssat In
the Virginia House Of Delegates
Join brady, Chairman,
a. BOosr Secretary. mr2O
VAr HOUSE OF DELEGATES
w. Please announce Dr.. 7. II. LOAN and
GEO. RORBES, As Union candidates for the House ct
DT mysS UNION MEN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11
Rumored Bombardment of Fort Sumter

New YORK, April 6.
Sixteen doule-bank boats, for landing troops,
have been put aboard the Atlantic, She sails
tonight.
II is rumored that formal demand was made
for the surrender of Fort Sumter, and Major
Anderson refusing, the bombardment had COM
menced. Our own dispatches from Charleston
make no mention of it. The rumor is prob
ably unfounded.
The Commercials special despatch says;
An officer has arrived from Fort Sumter and
the Cabinet is in session on his dispatches
The same authority says; Col. Albert, at the
head of the Typographical Bureau, has been re.
lieved from duty and, Major Bache is appointed
| in his stead
The Commercials dispatches say: Orders
have been issued for the despatch of the steam
freight Mississippi to sea Immediately. Also
| that John Minor Bolts and other prominent
| Virginians say that the President declines to
commit himself as to his policy or intentions;
also that the report that the President has con-
Guided to call on the loyal States for troops is
untrue; and that it is not thought any collision
was likely at present
The Post says the P. NJ. General has finally
decided to retain the present Post Office site in
New York, and that a warrant has been sworn
for the purchase money; also that appointments
for the District of Columbia will be as follows;
Mr.. Brown, of Maine, Navy Agent; Col La
mon, of Illinois, Marshal; Mr.. Wood, of New
York, Commissioner of Public Buildings.
| Major Holmes, commander of the forces
here, has resigned, las has also Major johnson.
Capt. Meigs,in reply to a question where bis
orders directed him, remarked, ''you will know
all about it in ten days"
large number of men are at work on the
frigates Wabash and Roanoke, and brig Perry.
The Powhattan has received orders to touch
at Fort Hamilton for troops, on her way to
sea.
The troops at Forts Hamlinton and Coum-
bus are packing up for immediste move,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11

ne State of Rhode Island has gone Demoeraticl
w snow NOT by what majority, but the news 80
HoIPGo4y suppressed by telegraph operators has at
l~hE'h reached us. Three cheers for liItIe Rhodva
es 'hree cheers and tiger So they 90. Town af.
Ter ioNn, city follows city: aud an eyginle Is vow,
SCI Gy Rhode Island, for all the States They yy;
not be slow IN Duiatiag her patriotism nv t6ro[y-
lng overheard the Jonah of RepubIicanisn, AZ
mas wei nigh sunk the ship Of state.-Ke1oS5a
Democrat ''O'''N
Our neighbor is surely pursuing triumnb upde,
difficulties We Congratulate him upon his e,etti,,e,
the start of those rasoally telegraph operators "
who take such pains to suppress the news We
can give him little more without charge Gov
sprague who was reelected, and the successful
candidates for Congress, are conservative Repub-
Means y and though regular Republican" candi-
'''es were IN nomination against them, the sue
''ss'ol candidates were voted for by all consery
a.Ne Republicans in the State, and hence their
e-so,.'n' HAode Island is just as good Republi-
can State now, ane just as much attached f. M
Lincoln and his principles as she was 49, - ~.
gave her electoral vote for him in Novsnber H.
and Coy. Sprague, very populsr and irfn -,
tial man, is himself Lincoln man. TndooJ ~
NE candidates elected IN Rhode Island ,-ers
70 sustain the administration.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11

COUGHS, The sudden changes of our eli
mate are sources of PULMONARY BRONCHIAL
and AsTHMATIC AFFECTIONS. Experience hav
ing proved that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken in the early stages Of
the disease, recourse should at once be had to
'Brocn'S Bronchial I'rOcheS," or Lozenges, let
the Cold Cough, or Irritation of the Throat be
ever so slight as by this precaution a more SER.
GUS attack may be effectually warded off, Pub
Lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS wlr'ind them effect
ual for clearing and Strengthening the voice See
advertisement. 6m25
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11

Kansas Senators.-The contest for the
two seats in the Senate of the United States,
belonging to Kansas, has Terminated in the
selection of S. G. Pomeroy and James H.
Lane.-Both gentlemen are well known Gen.
Pomeroy is undoubtedly the best man that
could be selected for the place He was the
earliest agent of the New England Aid Com
pany is Kansas, and beyond all question its
most efficient one.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11
The Country

A few days ogo,gco thought we should be able
to rive our xcador5 something decisive as to the.
position or action Of The country, but at the.
present it seems that we were premature in our
expectations. After being kept upon the rack
ofsuspense for a week by daily conflicting ru-
moIg, we remain where we commonwealth a
state of uncertainty. Although we are in igno-
rance Of ssEat is going to be done, we believe
the country is satisfied that something viii be
done by the present administration to retrieve
us from the depth Of disgrace and degradation
TO Which the lato Buchanan administration has
suuken as as q nation,
Amid all the conflicting rumors generated by
crude Geographic dispatchsa, it seems to be GER
tain that there is extraordinary activity in our
army and navy departments. Steamer after
steamer is fitted out with STORES and supplies,
loaded with troops and sencf from New York I'M
der sealed orders After the multitude Of ru-
mors Of the evacuation Of Fort oumptcr and
Fort Pickens, n jor Anderson still holds tho
former with q fair prospect Of being reinforced,
and Lieut. slemmar still keeps the stars and
stripes floating from the latter
There is q more baoyant feeling among all
classes Hudor the assurances given by the ac-
tive preparations new going on that there will
DO an attempt made 10 maintain tho honor and
integrity Of tho goyenment--to justify the
fai.h tla5 all lovers Of Freedom had in its eff
cheney when administered by true, loyal, and
honest MEN, instead Of traitorous isnayes dama-
gogue3, and lying politicians
Those lyiug Democrats who have pretended
to iustfy themselves and the late recreant adj
miaisnation by declaring that LINCoLE was
following in the infamous tracks Of James Blu
chanau in his policy towards the traitors and en-
euies of the Government, find themselves at q
loss how TO treat these new Developments Of
what they were pleased to style only few
days ago, Republican do-no,hiDg policy They
were loud in their praises Of his moderation and
conservatism, and we presume many Of them
thought Of coming in and sharing the honors OF
such conservative Bepublicaui5m. The last few
days have served TO dispel some false impress
sions Of these pauoDizing Democrats. Though
the present administration has kept its own
counsclsiu reference to les intended movements,
il seems that it bas not been idle nor given
over the government To the anarchists 1t has
eca,1ed to us all along mon trous 10 admit that
this Republican gogewmeitundcr which these
United States have lived and thove beyond all
precedent for nearly half y century, should now
be- declared q myth--a mere creature Of the i'm.
agnaGou without life or power. Tt h IS seemed
like the cruolIost defamation OF those reyolu
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES G.. ARKE'S

Prepared from prescription OF Sir James CIarEe H.
d., Physician Extraordinary TO Tie queen
This invaluable medicine is unailing in the cure all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject 1t model ates all excess and re-
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED. LA DIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
lamp Of great Britain, TO prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These P}ts should not be taken 6y females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS ofPregnaacy, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage but at any ether time they
are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
in the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Pal
ptaton of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills
will effect cure when all other means have failed; and
although powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo
nle anthony, anything hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Qate 1. G. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
B-S1, 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorzed Agent will ensure bottle, containing 80 Pills,
by return mail. 1y1S
Sold by WHEELER & CLARK, and F. ROBINSON, Kenosha
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11
AN EMINENT CIVIL ENGIN EER

"In giving the opinion you request as the merit of
your Sewing Machines it may be as well to state that
that opinion is drawn from two the being
the practical working of your machines in my family
and the other from knowledge and reformation obtained
in the course of professional business, which has b OF
from time to tim before for critical eXamina ton al
most all the known kinds of Sewing Machines from the
very beginning Of their history. My experience prac-
cay is sthat your machines emnen{ly fitted for all
the VARIOUS uses TO which is possible to apply sewing
machine. For the family find that they perform adj
miraby making the stitch both sides dIa5eupon eve~y
material desired. With regard 70 their durability as
well their ability to stand hard service it appears TO
me that 60 machines are made which excel and few
which equal them. fud that they made of the best
strong and substantial while the running smooth and
frictcnless possible. All these qualities essen
sl to first class machine. [2w43l JOSEPH P PRISON
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11

NOTHING Is so BECOMING to man or woman as a soft
uxuria 1T he ad of hair 1t is the GROWING ornament
humanity. But alas how it is lost, and wi tn it
all beauty, unless nourikhed and invgorated by some
chemical preparation, for which nothing has yet been
discovered equal TO Prof. Woods Preparation
CAUToN.-Ba ware of worthless limitations, as several
already in the market called cy different names
Use except the words prof Woods Hair Restora-
tive, Depot st. Louis Mo. ,sand New York blewn in
the bottles Sold BY all Druggists and Patent Medicine
dealers, ase by all Fency and Toilette Goods dealers
the United states and Canada. apr
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sKEaGR E FEED.

In this City, at the residence of the brides father
Tuesday morning, the 9th inst. by Rev. j. Il. Mathews
Mr.. GEO. S. BALDWIN, and Miss ELLEN N. MERRILL
all Of this city.
In making the above announcement, we can but put
in word of congratuaon to the happy pair and wish
them all happiness in the years to come.
In Racine Wis, on the Sd inst, by Rev. DR.. Park
REV. CHARLES J. HUTCHIN5 Pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church in Racine, to Miss CLARA A.
SHEPHERD, daughter of d.. James Shepherd OF Cali
fornia.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11

Tie annexed statement exhibits the circulation
and securities Of the nineteen banks thrown out
by the bankers O. Milwaukee 0n Saturday, and also
of the tbreo previously discred,ted, as shown by
the Bnak Comptrollors Report. The value ofthe
securities ON the dollar, exhibited IN the right
hand column was computed according to the val
NO Oh stocks on Thursday last since which the fen
douoy octho market has been downward 80 that
theyolue of these notes, Nther value lis to De
judged by the vagialion OF the stock market, is
now somewhat. less thou here represented
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Is continually in perilif she is mad enough to NEGLECT
maltreat those sexual irregularities which Of
her sex less subject, ---' Va
DIX CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same for
msla winch the inventor CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEAIAN H. n
q New York has for twenty years used successfully in an
EXTENDED private ediatey relieve without %
an disturbances Of the pero discharge whether arising
from relaxation or suppression. They like ebar, n
removing the pains that accompany dicult or
nenstru2ton and the only safe and reliable reT t.
SICK Headache Pains in the Lons Back and Sda
slpltatlon Of the Heart Nervous TreTnors Uvsteris'
SR4sns Broken Sleep, and other unpleasant and dnr
OF an unnatural ditlon Of the fractions
IN the worst cases Of Ffu0r sibus Whites thev 49,
speedy ' 'li1J sAeeI J
TO wives and 1Iatrons
Oh Ch EESEAANS PILLS offered as the onIv sofa
means OF renewing interrupted raenstruation but soy
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
IeT IS one condition Of the female system IN iUbfI Ike PIE
CIlo o taken aglto1n producing CULL4R RFsSY1T n
me coldtien referred 70 IS EGN.aNCY-tIe result ~
cdTT7dg Such IS the irresistible tendency of he 15 y
restore ne seIa netions 70 normal condition that ee he
TeIToc tcttue poveT Of nature cannot resist III ~ ~ @s
Explicit directions, stating when
each boXthe Price One Dollar each Boz cosfa, 50 I
valuable Pamphlet, to be had free of the Aae6ts %
sent ~ MAJ promptly by enclosing price to the Arenf sI
by Druggists generally. r. B. HUTCHfNGS oO'u
Proprietor 20 Cedar-st New Yorsk
r,ooo, sold IN kenosha by T. ROBINSON, "
tfVI'fSVi And Druggists Everywhere,
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SPECE.EE av'OT,HCES.
Notice.

The Assessors of the County of Kenosha are respect
fully requested to meet at the Court House, in Renoaha
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of APRIL 1861 10 consult
gether about Assessing and to receive their listing
Blanks and books for Assessing. IRA PIERCE,
Nv County Clerk
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11
COJVEs7EEE IL CE.aE.
Office Of the KsnoSha Telegraph.

April "A, 9SGI.
GRAIN MARKETING extremely bad state
Of the roads has precluded the possibility Of grain
coming forward, and our quotations are only nom
inal Wequote spring wheat at 76a78 and a toll
erably firm market. Barley may be quoted at As
a4S for prime, but ordinary to poor samples are
unsaleable. Oats 13al4.
PRCVISIONS.-Thereh has been some transac-
tions in provisions but the trade has been limited
mainly to receipts by railroad. We quote butter
at - and 49, Eggs Sa9, smoked hams 9a1O,
shoulders do, 6a7cts. Potatoes l0cts.
GRASS SEED. Timothy is in fair request at
50 for good qualities.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11
The LATEST News.

Dispatches this morning announce still more
excitement and preparation at Washington and
Charleston. 1t is said now to be certain that
the Government has fully determined to rein
force Mai Anderson's command at all hazard.
Detailed plan of operations is given, which may
be bogus.
Dispatches from Charleston say
| Charleston. April 9-The floating battery
was towed into position between Sulivan's Is
land and Fort Sumter.
! The fleet is not yet in sight, but is expected
of Stone Point tonight
Charleston, April I0.-A battle is hourly ex-
pected. Fort Sumter will be attacked without
waiting for the Abolition Fleet.
The returns received indicate the election OF
Cole by small majority but it is next to i'm
possible to decide as yet,owing to the closeness
of the vote.
Both Houses of the Legislature have passed
the Joint resolution to adjourn sins die next
Monday, the 18th inst. The heavy business is
about transacted the apportionment bills, the
amendments to the Banking Law, and other
important measures being either passed or well
under weigh,
WARRINGTON, April 10.
The President has ordered two of the most eff
cent volunteer companies into service. Guards
are ia be distributed from them to protect the Ma
tional property.
Another battery of light artillery arrived to-day
TO replace those Withdrawn.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11

TENHE Subscribe will sell on Saturday. April
20, 1851, at her residence half mile east of
Paris Corners, on the Burlington Road, in the town of
Paris, the following Property, to wit
10 FElich Cows, CT them already calyed.
Two Years old Heifers.
Xeariings.
1 YearIing COi$.
2 Hogs, one year old; 2 months old. / Buggy for
one or two horses. l Single Buggy Harness, and one
Crosscut Saw. Also numerous articles of Household
Furniture
Sale to commerce at 10 O'clock P. N.
Iefms.-Cash for all Sums under So; over $5,.seven
months credit with per cent. interest, with good ap
proved paper per cent discount for Cash ali sums
over So MRS. E. A. HITCHCOCK.
PARIS, April 6th 1861. 1w44
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11

EMPLoYHENT.--The Erie Sewing Machine Company de
sire to secure few Travelling Agents, upon salary OF
% to 90 dollars per month"; and expenses, or commits
sion. This is opportunity seldom offered, and those
who choose ltant business, rely on constant
employment for term ofyears. Address Erie SeaCi7lg
Machine o. JAMES, General Agent, Milan Ohio
Gn37
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Notice.

Persons interested in the examination teach rs for
the town of Somers will take notice that shall have
public examination at the School House in District No.
l. opposite the Town Hall ON Saturday, the Goth day OF
April, 1861 NJ. F. CUTTING,
3w43# Town Superintendent for Somers
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n. Clarklo blk 6: com r " co of sd lot thence
cor, thence rds, thence to within rds Of
cor Of sd It, thence to beg.
Bennett Selleck-lots l < Tx Z; e hf Of W hf
The flHo~ng in s. ". Or. Sec. %, T. 2, r. 90
Moves & Moves lots l 4 S bk I; W hf of W hf
Fisk-lot 4 bk Z. y Powers-ot5 blk II
J.Dayis P Twist -lot 9bk II VIM Seymour-Ot blk Is
J Davis-Iot s blk Il lot IL blk Is
ga j Blakesly-lot l0bklH Smith--ot Blk 10 l-s
VIM Seymour-ot bk IA PGarvey-ot 10 bk 10
I" lot 10 blk II
DurIzee's Western Addition.
The folzowing in S. w. Or. Sec. 81, 2, Il. 3D.
Brande agt-lot IS Blk 1856 except part taken by
& Chicago Z K Co.
Brande--lot 9 Blk $50
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Union Demonstrations in Richmond, Wa

Union DemOnstr Hsiens in EsichmOnd,Va.
An immense Union meeting was held in Rich
mond on Friday night, and appears to have
been marked with deep earnestness and energy
of purpose At an early stage of the proceed
ings, the flag of the Union was displayed from
the speakers platform, and evoked an express
sion of natural enthusiasm quite thrilling in eff
feet.
Able and foreible speeches were made on the
occasion by James 3. Dorman, of Rockbridge,
and Col. j. b. Baldwin, Of Augusta, members
of the State Convention, and by Mr. NJ John
son.
During Baldwin's speech "a party of young
men entered the church, bearing flag Of the
Southern Confederacy. The appearance of the
new banner excited storm of indignation. It's
bearers were forced out of the building amid
great confusion and excitement, and the obnox-
ious bunting being seized, was speedily torn in
to ribbons.
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Gov. Curtin's Message.

AARRlLBURGH, April 9,
Gov. Curtin states that he has received a
letter from President Lincoln, stating that he
Iincoln) has information of a design to at
tack the city of Washington. Gov. Curtin sent
a special message, to-day, calling attention to
the military organization of the State, sand rec
Ommending the Legislature 10 make immedi-
ate provision for the removal of the defects
now existing by establishing military bureau
at the Capital, by making proper distribu-
ton of loans, &c. He calls attention to the
serious iealousies and diversions distracting
public mind, and the military organization of a
formidable character is demanded by an ex
listing public exigency in certain States.
He adds-Pennsylvan offers no such ac-
ton in the nature at menace, but desires
peace, and to effect the preservation of the
personal rights of citizens, the true sovereign
ty of the States, and the supremacy of law and
order. Animated by these sentiments, and in
dulging the earnest hope of a speedy restora-
ton ofpeace friendly relations, and commit the
grave subject to your consideration.
The message was referred to joint select
committee TO report.
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70 JOttVF1tH3 IN " ". On Sec. s.
NJ Pomeroy-com. rds W and 2 rds Of n cor Of sd
gr Sec thence parallel with or line q rds thence
ofGs IL INKS, thence parallel with or line TO line
Of Prairie Avenue, thence to beg.
Picrce--com. 3 chains & 81 links and 2 rds Of n e
cor Of sd ar Sec thence 81 rds IS links thence % Tds
II links to land owned by Fisk thence 10 rds "a s,
to Baldwn's land, thence e rds, thence to line
Of Prairie avenue, thence TO beg.
OBronsoncom. at point % chs 81 'ks from line Of
sd or and IS rds Pks from the line, thence
to lands Of Fisk supposed be % rds II Ps, thence
to corporation line, thence to point of begging,
thence to beg, except what may be included in ST.
known Fremont avenue.
Bond Porter-con As rds II ks and rds of n G cor
oGd Or sec, thence 70 rds, thence IS rds thence
y rds, thence is rods to beg.
Hale Bond--com. line Of Or Of the n W Or sec
20rds Of the line Of sd sec, thence 10 " cor Of