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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

The New York papers give us the
PARTICULARS Of the late brilliant affair at
Hatteras Inlet. According to the n. Y.
Times the expenditon consisted of nine
vessels, with a body Of about one thousand
fighting men. The fieeet eft Fortress
Monroe on the afternoon of Monday the
26th nit. the destination being profound
secret. On the next morning a portion oI
the feet was off Hatteras, aud for the first
time the object of the eXpendition was made
known After lying by all day and night
for the other vessels the troops were disem-
barked on tue morning Of Wednesday.
1t was now discovered that there were
two forts and one camp at the Inlet and
vicinity. The first is called Fort Hatteras,
the second Fort Clark, after the Governor
of North Carolina, while Camp Gwnn is
nearer by.
| The landing was effected in the following
order Hawkins on the right tho Regulars,
b Union Coast Guard and the Marines in the
+ centre Max Weber on the left. The
advance OF the ships to effect and protect
, the landing was splendid sight. 1t was
now little after eight O'clock. We stead.
b lily and slowly advanced towards the two
forts, which were in plain sight on The poin,
OF Hatteras Inlet, with the disuuion Aao
flying on q small staff
Fort Hatteras, the principal fort, wa
: erected in June last Fort, Clark within
few weeks past They are composed
rude materials. The number of guns is {
follows; Fort HaIteeras, twelve mounle
guns, 35 Founders; scme eight inches shell
The number of troops in the forts and can
} was nearly seven hundred.
The fight commenced about ten o'clocl
in The morning and continued with VigC
until night Morning il was resumed, ii
enemy having been reinforced during th
night. Fort Clark was soon silenced an
captured, The firing from Fort Hattera
, became more irregular and she'll from th
SasqehanBah having entered the magazin
OF the Fort, where number OF rebels haC
taken refuge, white flag was displayed b
them. AT p. NJ Of Thursday, the lorna
surrender was made.
Several hundred new rebel recuits, VIII
had arrived in the Sound on Thursda
night, were hurried on board steamer an
sailing vessels, fed from the field toward
, Newbern and other places 1t was in
: possible TO follow them.
The report Of their engineer in-ehi'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE seem TO multi
ply, and the conditions upon which county
burdens will be assumed are very accommo'
dating and eaSy-very patriotic. Since
MIntyre's offer of bonus for the treasury
Office, another bidder has turned up in Mon
roe Centre, in the person of d. S. Clifford
His bid throws into the shade every
thing that has gone before, If elected to
the treasuryship, he proposes to pay out oI
the proceeds of the Office, bonus of 81, 900,
and il the times continue as hard as pres
sut, to receipt every mans taxes who casts
vote for him Gifford's the man, 60
stand aside, and let the colnn pass.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

so many escaped, surrounded as we were
by force three times our own, composed
Of infantry, cavalry and artillery, we, cannot
conceive.
or course in this account Of the battle ]
am compelled TO speak chiefly of what l
saw with my own eyes. Others can and
will speak for themselves. When learn
more Of the details Of the fight, and the
names of the killed and wounded, you shall
hear from me again. Gen. Cox's pickets,
and those of the enemy are skirmishing
daily, making it extremly difficult to obtain
information from within their lines.
With my heartiest sympathies for those
who have been breaved or afflicted by this
fight, and gratitude to God for my own
escape and the escape of so many Others
and love to all.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

CAIRO, Sept. 4.-The gun boats Taylor and
Lexington had an engagement of Hickman, Ky
with the rebel gun boat Yankee, this afternoon
Two batteries on shore, supported by abOut
1900 rebels also fred upon our boats. None
of the shot took affect. The Taylor and Lex
iugton fired about 20 shots, but with what Ell
feet it is not yet known. They returned tc
Cairo this evening. On the way they were free
on with small arms at Columbus and Chall
Bluffs, Ky.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

CONSTITUTIONAL TDuDTY-lIIsroRY,--Du.
ring the war Of 1912, Canada was to be in.
vaded, and some heroic fighting had already
been done, in which Gen. Brock, in com
mond Of the british, was killed. Capt now
Gen. Wool, had s;ormed a battery in Gne
style, and 1t. Winfield Scott had put to
| fight body of Indians. But some wound
ed had been brought to this side, and with
them the intelligence that the british were
about to be reinforced. This caused thc
ardor of the militia to be somewhat cooled
and they refused to pass over. Their wit
were suddenly sharpened, and they discover
ed that their commander had no c0nstuo
h tioual authority to lead them over the line
If The result was, those who had gone over
10 about l,OOO-were compelled 10 surrendt
as prisoners of war.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07
CINCIYNATI. Sept. 4

NIF'NI'l'sFIIT
Yesterday the u S. Marshal seized mcr-
chandize now for sale on commission, amount
ing to $4,000.
The Commercial says it is understood in
Frankfort that Governor Magoffin refuses
TO play into the bands Of the rabid seces-
sionists; that he has had q quarrel with
Breckenridge, and refuses to demand the
breaking up of the U. S. camp in Gerard
county, aud declares he will submit to the
will of the people of Kentucky as may be
expressed through the Legislature.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

A telegram from Columbus, Ky. to the
Memphis Appeal. says that three U. S
gun boats and one transport, arrived oppo
site that place with large number of men
II is supposed that they either intend tc
sicze the place, or attack Pillow.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3

Letters from Key West to the Baltimore
American, dated August 25th, nbord the
frirate Santee, says the Powhatton captur.
ed n prize of the Sumter, having large
letter bag containing letters for jeff Davis,
one giving Information of the Sumter's
whereabouts. The Powhattau has gone
IN look for her.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07
Ashtabula Union School.

Rev. James Bonnnr, A. NJ. Sup', Pro Ten.
Rev JAMES BoNNAR Prucpal, Of High School
Miss sARAnM scHooNNAKER, Assistant in High School
Miss j SHAFER, Grammar School
Miss SARAH HUTCuNs, intermediate Department
Miss SUSAN SANPsog, Primary
Miss ANNA FoRD Assistant in Primary
The School is all persons OF suitable age residing
within the village limits and the "Disrct attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty constitute year Terms for pupils from abroad
will be
For Primary per annum. $500
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1000
Tuition payab lie in advance.
ali applications for admission to be made the superin-
tendant.
The Fall Term commences September 3D. 1861, and
the Winter Term January 5th, 1851.
highly desirable pupils should begin at the open
ing No pupils out OF the village will be received for
less period term and deductions for aOsenss
eept IN cases of sickness or resoval.
II. l.. MORRISON, PTeSt !
A. F. HUBHARD, Clerk,
STEPHEN HALL, TreaS. Rood or P5,co+on
Q. C. CULLET, ~ -
i HALL 482
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

JEFF. DAVIS, the great unhung, is report
ed SICK dead, and colors OF half-mast, and
convaescent. If dead, the untimely event
is to Le regretted, as there is very com
mon wish that be might be permitted tc
die natural death! His disease, accord
ing to the Tribune is Of the optic nerve,
and of cancerous tendency. Whether it be
mental or merely visual, an application OF
hemp would no doubt be good. The gov,
ernment is said not to have had any author
atiye information of the death.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07


The U. S. Marshal at Boston seized
81, 900 los of tobacco, the alleged property
Of James Thomas, jr., of Richmond The
tobacco reached Boston via Nash Vile and
Louisville.
Surveyor Andrews Of n Y. on the I'd seized
70 vessels owned wholly or in part by rebels
including ships and barks. The value q
the vessels seized is over 100000.
One bark and four schooners were seized
by the Marshal at Philadelphia on the 4tl
under the eonfseation act.
Eight more vessels were seized on the 4th
at N. Y. by government officers.
Although we hear of vessels frequently
running the blockades, yet they are occa-
sionally brought to, as is announced 10 the
case Of the schooner H. Middleton, with a
cargo Of paVal stores from Charleston. for
Liverpool seized by the Roanoke, She
has arrived in New York 10 charge of a
prize crew.
Forty thousand dollars belonging TO the
rebels, has been seized In the Park Bank,
N. Y by Marshal Murry.
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From Missouri.

HANMAAL, Mo-, Sept. 4.-CorpOral Dix o.
the 3D. Iowa Regt while out scouting with 5
men near Kirksvie last week, was surrounded
in a farm house while at dinner, by 25 secession
lists, who demanded the surrender of his party.
This was refused and the seceGsionists made an
attack upon them. The fight was severe, but
the iederalists maintained their position in the
house, driving the assailants from the ground
with loss of killed and d wounded. Corp.
Dix, on the federal side was killed, but none Of
the others were hurt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

ANOTHER FIGnT.-A fight took place on the
3lst at Boone Court House, Va, between the
rebels and companies of Federal troops, which
resulted in the rout of the rebels with loss OF
30 killed, a large number wounded, and 4C
soners.
None were killed on our side, but six vert
wounded Our men burned the town.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

The rebels are in such a condition that
they are compelled either to attempt to ad,
vance or to retire from the Potomac. The
resources Of the region are exhausted, and
they cannot much longer subsst, their i'm
mensc force on the Virginia side of the Po-
tomac They must either avail themselves
OF the riches of the splendid Agricultural
District OF Western Maryland, or fall back
at least upon the Rappahannock. Their
desperation will make lively times along the
Potomac 10 a few days, aud perhaps in q
few hours.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

Tribnne's dispatch says: a letter from
St. Louis states that there is no doubt that
the rebels intended and expected to be
in full possession Of St. Louis before now,
and that August goth was the time fixed
upon for the active cooperation Of secession
lists in that city. Nothing could have pre-
vented the plot from succeeding had they
been victorious at Springfield Gen. Lyor
knowing this, sacrificed himself and saved
the city second time by his victory-fo
such it was in fact Oar friends have gaiI
ed time aud are safe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

TIE DEMccRAcY, with secession procilVl-
ties, which nominated state ticket at To-
lnmbus the other day, find Jordan rather a
hard 10 travel. j. Scott Harrison, the
candidate for the second office on the tick
et declines the honor prolfered him, and in
a manly and patriotic letter declares in IA
yor of sustaining the administration and the
war A better man for the place has been
found in one John G Marshall, of Brown
county. Any thirst for uotorioty will no
doubt be gratifed by linking bis destiny
with this ticket, which is likely to prove a
very harmless affair, except as it seals to
lasting infamy aud reprohotion those who
have thus placed themselves before the pub.
lie
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

ARTILLERy REenENT-adFices from
Columbus state that the War Department
has transferred to Gov Dension full coutrol
over the Artillery Regiment, Col. Sherwin,
TO proceed with. or stop it, and that Gov
Dension has ordered 1t to be disbsnded.
Proper persons, Il is belived, will soon be
authorized to enrol a full Regiment Of Arlill
cry.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07
NOTlCE-Orange S. IInntler. Carsss

NOTICE-Orange S. IIuntley, CIariSsa
Rosine IIuney, Eft Colin, Mary r. Coffin John T.
Simmons, Ceestia Simmons Ralph Kellogg, RCsindia
Carter Emily Rose Carter, Martha Carter, Jacob Miller,
and DelevaH Carter will take notice
That on the 2sth day Of August 1861, Deevan Car
ter Administrator ofthe Estate ofFaukiu H. Carter deceas
ed filed in the Probate Court within and for the county o.
Ashtabua and State Of OhO petition alleging that on the
9th day of April 1860 the said franklin H. Carter then in
full life, entered into contract in writing with Jacob Mil
er the sale the following described real estate situated
ia said county to witt being in lot number Co. in township
Number l3 in the FIRST range Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve and bounded and iscbe as fOAwsOn the
East by lands Of Paine Bailey, the South by land Of Dis
Thompson and - noty on the West by lands OF said
Doy, and Amey, and the North ly the public high
way containing about of land be the same more or
less reference Is had to deed of said premises by Charlotte
Eastwood said Franklin II Carter deceased, upon the fol-
lowing erms-Twenyfve dollars in handfy dollars or
the first day Of September lS6OTweuy-Gve dollars
on the first day of April lS6l-Two Hundred Dollars on
first April S62-and fifty dollars the first day Of
April 1853 wi Mt per il the payments not
made punctualy That said Miller paid to said Franklin
II Carter in his life time Twentynine dollars, which was
NOT upon the contract as it should have been and
was therefore not deducted from purchase money
merated said contract Of said premises by the appraisers
in their inventory Of the personal estate sand deceden
said Miller make appear from evidence and from his own
| affidavit.
The said Miller for valuable consideration, did
about the 4th day March, 1851 sell to lydia
Louisa Simmons all his right title and interest IN said
and since said transfer said Lydia Lou
isa has paid the instmen now que upon a cohtae ana
is ready and willing to pay the balance due upon said CON
tract valid deed can be made to her for said pre-
misses and that and lunty, and NJ R Coffin J !
! and 6 NJ and G W and l. J. simmons X C and Kellogg
Emily Carter Emily Rose Carter, Martha Carter and
Carter the heirs at law aud legal representatives Of sC
deceent and that the said jacob hhe is assgnor oil sa
The prayer of the petition is for authority to make deed
to said Lydia Louisa Simmons in behalf of said heirs at law
upon payment of the residue of said purchase money
Said Petition will hearing the first day Of ocobe
' DELEvAN K. CARTER,
Administrator Of the Estate Of
Conneaut O. August 3Orh 1861
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

DOR SALE-The subscriber offers the
Il balance of his Stock of Goods amounting TO about
$1,000, to any parties who may wish to purchase the whole
schedule may be and the goods examined by appca-
tion to Carlisle Esq The Stock will be sold very low
Cash. satisfactory paper. Any communications or Of
ers addressed the subscriber will recey atntion
EDWARD II ROBELTS,
Care CmAs II PRATT, ESQ.
Aurust2T, 1861. 6lO So South street, York city.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

AN EARTHQUAKE, was sensibly felt ut Lou
isville, Ky. and Cincinnati, and neighbor-
hood, on Saturday week 1t was notca-
HE even at Columbus
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
A S II T A b U l. A
Saturday Morning, September 7, 1851.

THIS ASPECT CHANuING.-The appearance
Of Fremonps proclamation, and the captur'
OF Hatterns, are events full of encourage
ment and hope, and 60 for TO change Wv
feeling and sentiment both oil tue ',,v"o' r.a
and skulkiug opponents of the war, ,l'.o, ,rsa,
son is silent and deferential, while tue a
are buovapt and hopeful Enls'men's are
FASTENED. and a spirit Of emulation ana eu'
tbu.iosm will difnse itself through the en-
,i,o army The tide of war is changing
This gives us a glorious impulse for the
threatened struggle on the Potomac 4 'ne
nolicv indicated by the Hatteras affair Will
make a blow in that quarter by the rebels
,be more urgent, in order TO protect the
rcoion from which their strength has been
drawn and now left defenceless and expos
Cd Hope comes to us again, brighter than
ever
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

Hoop SKIRTS. j. NJ. Bradiey's Fa.
IL vorite Skirts the Best Made-l2 H. 10, 49, 90 25
80 and 35 Hoops The ourh lot purchased this scasonu
August T. 1851 MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

The money belonging to the Fayette
bank which was seized by the seeessionists
amount to sl60, 600 has been returned.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

MARTIAL LAW IN MISSOURI.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07
Notice.

ITO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
a The subcber has placed his Notes and Accounts in the
hands of Car sle Esq collection. All PARTIES indebted
to will please make payment to the said F. Case with
out delay. EDWARD IL. hOBESlo.
August 81, 1851
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

All Rebels Taken in Arms to be Shot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

FREMoNT's PROCLAMATION,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

Property COnfscated- Slaves Declared Free
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashtabula
County and State Of Ohio

John A. Prentice and solymNn g, Osborn
Partnes doing business under the name ana n OF ien
tice Osborn, Plaintiffs,
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Benjamin Franklin

A FULL, Complete Stock of Dry Goods
"A consisting Of such Endless Variety that New Names
invented every day and don't pretend to keep the Of
prices, at the old stand. AUg q. II l. MORRISON
OHOES and BOOTS.-Many styles Of
which selling than first cost It is desirable 20
close them out Others at very small advance, 6'
can be sayed by buying at AnR 81 hOhhlaON.-.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-07

The following Proclamation was issed on the
rnnrr,inn of the 81 81 IL L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-25

y rem Asin street. jsi2-sn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-25
FOR SALE By
CEeaU8s s. V'0aegs,
Trustees Sale.

DT virtus OF deed OF trust to me executed BY Mar
- Gus J. Wright, which is recorded IN The Register
Office o. Shelby county, ia Book No q. pages 800 a5
and 227 which IS uads 20 cartaia 0te therein
described. VII. On Che I8TH DAY OF FEBRUAHT.
A. n. 1881, proceed % sen 90 the highest bidder fer
cash the real estate tescr ibed I'm such trust dset
lot Of land situate, lying and being in the county q
shelby and Stste of Tennessee, described as follows
Beginning ct the n1rtd-Fest corner u Tennessee auI
Webster streets iu she Uver0n division, ajsrug she
city Of &eupbisi running thence north with Tennessee
street one hu1drad and dfy feet % stake; thence
vest one hundred AID twenty-five feet to stake 5
hcLce south one hundred aud hfry feet 70 stake IN
Webster streets thence east one hundred and twenty
rs feet 70 the heEnuinv being the conveyed %
BY said deed. The right uf redemption is waived
10 such trust died
Sale % aka rsce rt s1uthest corner o. Court square
IN the city OF Memphis, wlthIH the usual hours.
Jsl5-H " p ROGERS, Trustee.
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DROP0sALS will be received BY the undersigned
L c0mu1ls i8ners appointed by the County Clurt Of
shelby county. at the sce II TIE architect james B.
Uook ESQ OF the city OF Memphis, until l2 o'eI0cz on
ru RS DAY the 1h day OF February, 1851 for building
Jsu in the city o. Memphis, according TO plans and
specIhcati0ns uss dIe in bis Once
Contractors vii, be requiT 70 give bond for double
the 1f the L7uracts with two approved suretl
t1r the faithful pcrf1iusuce q the same.
The l1uers reserve the riglt 20 reject any
tender not entirely satIzi actCry % them.
On toe cert dcate ard etinate q the archltec pa7-
meut I be made m01.thly in the b9uls of shelby
C0auty Cogrt bearing ST per cent interest reiiu ms
o1e-third of the monthly estimate until the hna COM
plet0n OF the work.
All further izformation explanation viii be given
lu application person BY letter 70 the archtec at
his oce corner Of Main and adis0n streets Aephll
tennessee J. ". A. PETIT,
A. II. MONTGOMERY
J. s. DICEERsONi
W X. WALKER
J. H. GOBLET,
fouerg.
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Notice al Copartnerehip
STREET, HUNGERFORD s JACKSON,
South end of Rope Walk in Navy Yard,
MENPHIs, TENNESSEE,

\ HEANgrAeTURgRs ef an kinls Of RAILROAD
M CAlS, WAGOSS, CARTS, DRAYs, etc. Brass
and Iron Castings, wrought and Csst Iron RailinEs
and every description q BUILDERS IRON WORK.
Mschine aud JobtiBg Work OF all kilus promptly at
tended TO-
jas 3m STREET HUEGEIFORD K JACKSON.
n. D. L. sTEwART...,..,......".... B. ALsEE,
Raleigh Aemphis.
sTEWART & ALGEE,
Attorneys and CCuRSelOrS at Law,
toaee At Raleigh, an in Registers Once Briiding.)
Corner Of COuFf s. Third Streets,
nISna Iohd9s Tenn
E5-speeie attention 70 SsleeliGns, Oozvsysneng and
investigating Tltlcssete, delt-sn
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ARKANSAS LANDS
E1REs EmFO


ID township lH. range g. 81 l-rs-i W = 1f 1 = rTs-
sion S. township DO. range g. 81 seress y " sszril
TO- --sn.t.I % rl--s Do l5I a-~a1.
CrIa--rlsn C1lufv-s p g rrr.ieE I2 --E-a1lp E.
rau-s I5o a--s5s 3 = l-l VI p zal-i-u b. -.lzl.7
s, ra--s 6. So s--ess + section la. .. ---'.- 3.
gZI aCr--s ALI 0f ---Fll l5. township -al-s g l.I
a--es tll l. section D. township @ -ar-- O.. E1a aa7
aIl 0f section %, rl--sh.1 3, range g. sf" s-
ari = = 3 sE1 " b rf S p : --11.ll ~. r.-s--ll.
ra1zr s. 51s El-ess OIL. F 3 .r N Z -e----- =.
-l1sl- -1 o. range g. s.' --rls7 =-eiiru B. f--rs-r
range O. 3-l ---aE- q end ~ 81 ot a .a--lal
%. rHr-shlp o. Fs1-- - i0" a--rss -=l.--r o. --
ship range Q, go l-re-i ail 20 =es D. tlz-r-- b.
range 2, 81 aal- n p section D. --r1a-lr o r1-za
O. -5. srre.7 % ? section d. t---Hal S r1-lr
q sd 1-rss- W = sla r Z n. ana 9f s r. sHc-
t.au o. township s. ran-a q $50 acres al % s---a q.
township 5, range Q. 64H -cres5 = 90 ss--11 e.,
-lslsl-p 5. range 2. Sd a-rrr7 y Z section o. -7--
ship s. range 2. $50 acres; " section SO, t.E-stp
8. range 2, leo zsli y p zec1u a. township s. rl-ss 3,
30
pauas ro--t--sE p = 1fNW h sec,I1- g. jau1s1is
Tll-s rs, ft l-ls5 z ~ sa-Ill 81 township g, rz1-
Is SO acres.
Hemqstsl8 o-uuty-s p section %. t-=E5.,p l1.
rzEr- p, I6J a-r7s 3 rs-Cl 20. township ll. range
- go ac-ss, " : session - t1----ig 90 ra-sa "a,
400 acres.
Mississippi c1ulty-s y section 2, t-vr-1i1 Do
rzlgs DO. l51 scrssi section IS township 3D.. rt1a
10 s-1 1c-e--
sslls :arnsa7-ssE z Il section 2s. l5uushl7 3 range
IS l5l acres.
ApqIytJ ElEEEs-, Prrs:sr---
U-i-l Bank o. T-ursssssr
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POETS WIT AND HUMOR. Selected by
W. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
trsd engravings; full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.