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ARRESTED on TUE CHARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

AKHISJFn IIIT T u.
Sou months since Mr.. Robert r.tle and friend were at
taxed on Al, Jamsfa - tx 10 b. fellow who pointed
pistol aud nded their sr.ons fop.y MI rutle rang
A 10y the ,ow triN red
up ~houi I"s edo, beng iesr That ne hiht be
drove s4s s ..S s.S %h 'aH S M One .a o
rested umo lice, On supeion and yeterdsy s theI
t.. Charles Frost The wstch taken en- Mr. fute ws isand
n on nd, rrr.on Tho accused he az Tee IN PhiA
delphla lie skon 10 Queens County ana committed TO
await uisl
FIRE.--Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, n fire
hok. out In row Of two story wooden budugs Of
Adams and he prcui.es owned by Mr.
d. H. Van One portion was occupied " The ai'rs
If cb, po,,. John Brsn aud Patrick OAei The
~ RI was ocied stable The whole ranee was completely
banned including the property Of me - IN, ,os'
rvbt hsy. been wodh b and tls contents Of the stable
About shO Iasured the Fir mems Trust Company Tor the
whole amount The e 10 supposed TO have been the wofk OF
ineendisry
Roy KuIEp-About o'clock last evening, Francis
Ives parents reside a No :. Union asenue r. Ta
WAS p up carried the nearest DOCTOR where u was
d.coeIed ha bad received COMPOUND fracture o, ,Ds
made arrest HIN a, tic time Of ae o1' ny arys
furious managed to make the Terry and escaped 10
New York. Tue boy died soon aiei.
FoUsp DROWNED Coroner IIigbie yesterday held
an no. upon the cody Of Robert McAvoy boy eleven years
body found In Newban Cieok III a.o'"s"eo
With the acts was rehdcrd'
BunsLAnY.--The store Of Mr.. John Dunce, corner
NJ ay and Fulton Streets feoniousy entered on Wednes'
dny uIt and robbed of goods nns to over 100 IN value
Tue entrance effected by cimping up tho post AID
breaking open the .ecoadstory willow
FLAG RAsIsa.-A flag il to be raised on the State
street Congregational Church on saturday afternoon a. Seoea
Isston Of Newark, NJ j., arc to make addesae'
BrpGLAny.--John and Mathew Gilmour were ar
q
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Tie Cspbsic Pills said 20 be s-bl- efesfua' rem
Tor III. Hrasc and OF the bet Tor that very ireq
cor, paint which uas ever been diseovasi
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THIRD-Ay. SAVINGS BANK,

Cor 3dav. an 2J.hst,
Chartered 1854.
SIX PER CENT TNTERES allowed on ali sums fioa One
10 One Thou aud Dollars.
Deposts Will draw interest from July T. -
Bsnt open daily fro 10 10 3; also hONDAf WEDNES-
DAY, AID SATURDAY kNENINGS, from 6toG.
SPENCER X. GREEN, PTcsi1epL
SrsIHKs s. CHILDs Secretary.
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UAyREroRp. Pa, FEB. s, 1851.

Stu: o,, mn,
with vo 70 send ne box 81 yonr Cephie ri
VIZ - .,,,J ~ ,,,rt S,oi Of Jrr,ff FROM th,m.
MARY ANN Sr0IKHOUsE
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MAsoSvILL.. Conn. FOB. 5. l)iL

MI SfR: a., =,
rh.,s tried your ephac Pills, ard TiS, h,m - psH tht
,vsr, ycr 10 cod ne, two dols- worth more. - -,
Pnyi II he.e a-e the r~ghSc t. whom 'i'
oftie ut hoS got fo n vol
oeh1 'ho i"' ~ '' Your oht servant.
JAMES KENNEDY
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B.sK oF NoRrH AMERICA, Nsw- YORK. June 22 1901
dividend OF THREE AND A
PER CENT has been this day declared Pysoie on
Monday uy Tbe transfer books will Close On the 10Th lest
J. p. YELVERTON, Cashier.
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New-York. June Is, 1861.

LANsING. Michigan, Jnne ., I8bI
NOTICE.-The INTEREST COUPONS due
July 1861 of Funded Debt of the State OF tchian
usya, Ia the Civ viii be pad =. the METkO-
P0LJTAN BANK. BY order j. OWEN, Treasurer.
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From the we-bra r.. r. Gsrs.e, Cheese. III.
We heartily indone MI Splir and bis unvsisd Cephli'
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INTEREST NOTICE.-The SEMI Annual ia,
\ INrE9rsT doe on the lst poxno BONDS OF the
JoI.iGT and CAICAoO RAILROAD COMPANr, viz be paid
~ srd alte thai a upon presentation Of the poIer coupons
3, The office of Messrs NJ. X. JESuP COdtANh, NO. N
1T rlas Pio o. la President
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nAY BOAT Tor ALBANY aud TkOl.-rhe new
- aud fast steamboat DAHlEL DIRE" leave. JSy,'t on
TLudiy AID SAturdy M iaudiug st3 Ihtt
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sPAI.DINd's PREPARED aLUH
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E'OR CAMP SCOTT, STATEN ISLAND,
DIRECT ChrGpest aud most bcsuirl sail in the void
Take Staten lrsud Ferry Boat foot OF Ntlets q e:wren
BATTERY and South Ferry. BJAfS LEAVE hNrHS ~ y
On FINE SUEDAIs EVERY HALF HOUR, connects W Vi
N Ton. .lann 4 4lll. ad.
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RAILROAD RECETPTs.


bbls oil, rolls leather, Pretorious; boxes
gds, 10 bales mdse, boxes shoes, } II Maghee Z
Co; u boxes d gds Robt. Barnes; 10 Eaies mdse.
boxes gds, II bxs boots, Mackey, Henning 4
Go; 8 bales bags, 80 bags wheat, Geo Foster d
Coz bbl apples, G Bement; box es q gds, An
spacher & Pieut; boxes oysters, II A Cook 3 ca
ses pistols, cases holsters, 2 ts,s sabres Col
Bates Newburgh, Ind; IA boxe hale tent poles,
= spades tent IOlcs, 8 tent tripods canp ket-
tlos, Capt Il Sturm, Mortot's Fstter,: boxes
dFugs, kegs do, LEIGH Car1stedt I box names
IL bdls sad trees, boxes CLOTH Charles Be hcock
bxs d goods, Shauklin Il Reilly; ST. sacks wheat
Dbl c, W. III. Aikman & Co. boxes drugs. ReI-
Ter White I COX shees, Read Il Lawrence; / ker
butter. bags rags, u Merritt: I trunk mdsa ri
G. o Riley Il Co. : packages moyeabies, Sleigh;
$50 bushels wheat, lgiebesrt Bros; 3 sacks fesih-
ers, BeI1ent Fiele; coop chickens, box tofsc-
co, key eggs, Wheeler & Riggs; sacks corn meal
" Cstlett; bucket butter, II D. AIiis; l horse
Major Hendricks
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fertilization not to exceed $4,000" 1sgo
lies in one breath. The laborers received
75c each per day, and soc each per night;
one-ffth of these wages has been paid
four-fftha are still unpaid, and the laborers
are suffering in consequence of their we'll
earned pay being withheld from themi and
there was no amount tohGtcUer specified as
TO what the cost should not exceed.
'On the 25th September, when Gen. Free
mont kgeiO that the forts completed cost
$4,000 EACH" &c.
Tsco other lies again in one sentence. On
the 25th of September the forts were not
completed, and Gen. Fremont did not k'lot0
the cost, which he does not know even at
present and could not know it, as no &C
counts bad been sent in, or have yet been
delivered.
I also beg leave to state. that it is i'm
possible this Report could have emanated
from the Congressional Committee, since |
testified to the committee, during their stay
here, in regard to all facts connected with
the building of the forts, and the above as
sertions are all in open contradiction TO
the statements made by myself before the
committee. FRANK kRAPPNER,
Maj. Com. Engineer Corps.
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W as Gen. NJ cKinsGry A ppOtnted quar-
termaster by Gens Eremong

W as GEN. EIcEKinsLry A ppotnted quar-
termaater by GEN. E'reznontF
To the Cincinnati Enquirer
Your Washington correspondents OF the
% inst, in giving a pretended abstract ac-
count Of "The Congressional Investigating
Committees Report etc, of this city-in-
hicts upon its readers many most grevious
errors. If your correspondent cannot OBJ
tain more reliable information to communi-
cate to your paper, it wonld save your
money and your papers reputation to keep
him at home
I will now merely call your notice to one
egregious blunder among many 10 the same
article, viz seen. McKinstry was Quarter
master General of the Western Department
by appointment of Major General J. C.
Fremont, aud as such Quartermaster Gen
eral controlled the horse and mule contracts
etc
This IS All q base fabrication General
Fremont had nothing 10 do about the an
pointmen Of Gen. McKinslry, Quarter
master, and had no control over his actions
at this place, for McKinstry had been quar-
tered here for long time before General
Fremont was sent here, aud any PERSON.
with the least spark of knowledge in reIa
ton to the different departments under our
National Government, would have known
better than to have communicated what he
did. The Enquirer, in justice to General
Fremont, ought to publish this
I
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aG~ Only three companies Of the I'd
Regiment were out on Saturday, bnt they
made creditable appearance, and went
through the drill in soldierly manner
The Evansville Rifles appeared 10 uniform.
All the other companies win be uniformed
as speedily as possible.
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~ a l.
The Superintendent of the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad has for the public
accOmmo dation, made a new Timetable
which viii go into effect Tomorrow, Ties
day, Ncg. 12th J By il, the Mail Train will
depart at e:25 a. N, aud arrive at 8.35 P, a.,
both trains making good connections at
YiDeennes with St. Louis, Cairo, Louisville.
and Cinlinnati; and at Terre Haute with
Indianapolis.
The hour is too late to deliver the mail
the evening of lis arrival. The Office will
be opened promptly, at o'clock in the
morning, and remain open until O'Clock
in the evening,
The mail will be kept open until half past
eight a. II, Post Office time) for letters to
the following points;
Princeton, Terre Haute, Washington,
Petersburgh, r )ckville, Sullivan, and Car
Isle, Indiana; and to the following distribut-
lng-eidces and points supplied through them
indianapolis Supplying all points in the
East North, and North Wes); St. Louis
Supplying points West of the Mississippi
River, including the Pacific coastl: Cairo.
Louisville, and Vinceunes Supplying near
points in Hlinoisl.
For az otksr points the mail will close at
3 a. n, Post Office time
The time herein specified is the most that
can be given with safety. The missing of
mail would be a serious matter. Cores
pondents will therefore see the necessity of
coming to time" The above hours are
and positive. No departure can
De made. Letters dropped into the Office
too late can not go till next mail Route
agents have instructions not to take letters
It the cars except in cases of great emer-
gency. Those handed them will be put off
It the nearest Post Office to be regularly
NJ led Severe penalties are provided 10y
aw for carrying sealed letters out of the
laL JAMES IT. McNEELY, P. NJ
3tdEIrW
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B% We have seen en- old and bigblv
respectable citizen from the south of Green
River, who informs as that, in his county
and the counties Immediately adjacent,
Buckner's men, within the last four or Eve
days, have stolen OF rather seized from six
to eight hundred wagons.
This seems to indicate an intention to
make movement of the railroad. Do the
invaders contemplate making tour to Lou
isVile via Bardstown-or through GRAY
son ?-LouisvilEe Journal.
We have heard several times that Buck
ner designed moving down Green River to-
wards our city, bat have never paid much
attention to the rumors. We confess we do
not fancy this seizure of so many wagons
for transportation, and hope the military
authorities of Kentucky will keep wide
awake.
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Coal, CoAL.-A superior quality of Green
River Goal, at 8 cents per bnshel delivered.
Barge lying at the foot of Division street
All orders left at Il. 4. Cooks, No 70 Main
street will be promptly filed.
l md. JOSEPH THOMAS.
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A card.

The American House, formerly known as
the Pavilion Hotel, Water street, corner of
Sycamore, Evansville, Ind. J. j. PILLS
BURY, formerly of steamboat Masonic Gem,
and ". ". BoIco1RT, formerly Of City Ho-
tel, Proprietors-
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ggZ- The ladies are busily engaged pre-
pairing for the grand Oyster Supper, to be
given tomorrow night a Crescent City
Hall The proceeds of the affair will be
devoted to the benefit of the volunteers,
and it is to be hoped that he ladies will be
rewarded for their Iabors by a full attend
ance
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a. a scouting party frodn the I'd regl-

DE- a scouting party from the AID regi-
meut, commanded by Corporal James of &c.
A., captured last Saturday, four mules
belonging. 10 a noted secessiouist Of Hepder-
son county They were the property Of a
man who, some time since, attempted to
steal the cannon belonging to toe Henderson
Home Guards.
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rng aU577- house has recently been
enlarged, ihorouE hy repaired and newly
furnished in a very superior style and that
we are now prepared, and will use every
exertion to accommodate our guests, ia a
most excellent manner. We most earnest
" solicit your patronage and influence
# BoRCoURT & PILLsBURY-
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Ten Pins, Camp Kettles and Cavalry
Saddles
Editors Missouri Deo,oerat

ST. LOUIS, NOV o 1901.
Editors Missouri Democrat
In your morning issue Of this date, find
the following charges, Purp0rfialg to come
from the " Congressional Investigating
Committee, lately IN session in this city,
as follows
Another fraud was in the contracting
with E. W. Fox, for The manufacture Of
picket pins at As cents each, when Thomas
Hood, a blacksmith, bid for the same at %
cents per pin-the number to be made &c.
600 pins. Also to Fox and other, camp ket-
ties at 35 cents, when there were bids at
90 cents nails, axes, spikes &c, at SINH
lar rates. Saddles that were rejected by the
Quartermaster, were purchased by Fox at
low figures, and sold to McKInstry at in
creased rates.
To the first charge, in relation to Is pick
ct pins it is false. l never had q contract
with the government for picket pins.
Since July l, 1861 the firm of Child,
Pratt & Fox have furnished tho government
with eight Thousand picket pins, for which
they never had contract They ordered
them made on their own account, for which
they paid cash, taking the chances of sale.
Charge Sscond-In relation TO Camp ket.
ties. Il is also false. have never bad a
contract for the supply of camp kettles.
Since the 5th day of August last the firm
OF Child, Pratt & Fox have sold the Quar-
/ termaster's Department camn kettles, with
out any contract whatever, having ordered
the same made, and also taking the chances
I of sale.
Chargs Third-In relation to axes, nails,
spikes, sc. 1 have to reply that all those
articles which the firm of Child, Pratt &
4 Fox have supplied the government have
! been sold on orders received from the Quar-
/ termsster's Department, from day 70 day
and all have been of this gerry best quality,
and have been inyoiced to the government
at our usual rates, without any contract
4 whatsoever.
Charge Eourth-In relation to saddles
/ It is an infamous and unqualified lie.
have never purchased any saddles rejected
/ by II Kiustryy or any other officer of tbs
! government. Nor neither have !, or tbs
! rm of which / am a member, furnished
any saddles to the government that have
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TTrom the. Missouri Democrat
THAT REPORT.

RESPONSE or VARIOUS P4RTIES
- III TED-ALL ABOUT TIE
SJL YER SER VICE, THE PALA-
TL4L MANSION, BENTON BAR
PICKS. THE FORTIFICAT IONS,
TENT PINS, CAMP KETTLES, DC
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s%~ The following promotions are an
no0nced in Col. Bakers lst Indiana Cavalry:
Major Wood promoted to Lieut.. Col; Lieut.
Josiah Forth, Senior Major, and Capt
ClendeninF, Junior Major.
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BF The fsvorite steamer Bowen leaves
at P. NJ. today for Paducah. Passengers
and shippers will remember that the Bowen
is the only packet bound Southwark to-day.
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ga We were indebted on Saturday
evening to Mesgrs. Geo. Foster, Conant and
Davis, for files of late papers
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esSs- VIM. Lee, private IN Capt. Nc
Intire's Company, And RegimeuE while
carelessly banding pistol last Thursday,
shot the index finger of the right hand
completely off DR.. Mageniss, Camp Sur
geon, smputated the stump.
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"a The AID Regiment left for Hender-
son last Saturday. h #ft
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s Thanks to Mr.. T. K. D. Langley for
late ClarksFille, Tenn. paper -
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B Brigadier General Blythe has re-
ceived his commission, and Lieut.. Colonel
Hollingsworth has beel appointed to the
Colonelcy of the I'd Regiment.
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ST. Louis, Nov. 6, 1861.
The PalatIaI Mansion OF mrs. Col.
Brant,

1.-THE fourth act OF fraud is the house rent,
FIRST in the palatial mansion of Mrs. Col.
Brant, cousin of Mrs. Jessie Fremont, rented
to General Fremont for Headquarters of
Major General, his private Secretary and
Chief of STAFF, at the rate of $4,000 per
aunum. Report Of Investigating Committee.
The Comu,tiee having omitted some
names and some facts belonging to the Head
quarters on Chouteau avenue, which | will
supply to them now, ana should most will
lingly have done so before had l been ap-
piled TO.
The house was offered and used at first
as a family residence. When Gen, Fremont
found the unceasing demands on his time
required work to be carried on By night as
well as day, it was necessary, in order to
economist time, TO have some Of the Offices
sssses, used ~ Col. Fiaia, Lieut.. ). W W.
Savage, Mr.. Gillin, -- Camp, Mullenhardt.
Room to right, five desks and tables, used
by E. NJ. Davis, a. Q. NJ ". A. Buchanan.
clerk; Mr.. Dudly, clerk Col. J. c. Woods
George Mcguire, Clerk Mr.. Bray, B. R.
Plumley.
Second room to left, one desk, used by
Major Dorsheimer.
Second room to right, telegraph Office,
eight desks, operators or clerks at each
the operators also have this for sleeping
room.
HaA-one long desk for use Of officers
visiting Headquarters, to write upon.
First F'l"or.-One :oom to left, four desks,
Col. Eaton, Military Secretary Mr.. Edward
White, Mr.. Phelan.
Second room to left, two tables, General
Asboth and clerks Colonel Albert and
clerks.
Large room to right-one long table for
maps and charts, one long table for arraug-
ing papers, two tables for secretaries. This
room is occupied by General Fremont as bis
Office.
On the two upper floors are the quarters
of Gen. Fremont, Gen. Asboth. Cot. Woods,
Capt. Davis and Capt. Howard
One room is used for quartermaster's
stores and kept guarded.
There is also stabling on the lot for eight
horses and accommodation for the necessary
persons having care of-these and OF the
house.
have coo6ned myself to giving only the |
names of persons officially occupying the /!
house. OF their duties | will only say. |
that the daily average of persons coming TO /
headquarters was certainly not under one /
hundred and fifty, many times from two to I
i've hundred, Sundays accepted.
There are other points ana other facts ia
connection with these headquarters which
are not necessary to intrude on the public,
but which would reflect no discreait on
either the owner or the occupants. What
) told is enough to disprove the statement
Of the committee, that it was rented for the
lse of three persons. This lease was made
between tbs quartermaster and myself, aud
based on the army regulations governing
ucb lease. THos KENNEDY,
Agt. aud Atty. for MRS 5. Is. BRASr. L
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.&BERKRF7s SIZE NC. Is.

By virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the yenderburgh Circuit
court one in favor OF Patrick CoWan, aud against
andrew j. Louder, Vim. Emery aud Frank Ham
merstein, and the other in favor of William Eue-
~ aud against Andrew J. Louder, Susannah O.
Ao4Gef and Fran Hsmmerstein, will On
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1861,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and four
O'Clock P ~, of said day, the door of the Court
house House N the City Of Evansville, vaUderburgh
Iouhty, Indiana, offer for sale at public auction
tue rents, issues and profits for term NOT exceeding
seven years OF the following described real estate,
Lot No eight (5) in block No two (2)in Lilies
TOO q LOCK mart : Enlargement of the City of
evansville, Vander6urRh county, Indiana, and
should said rents and profits not sell for sum
stinclent 10 satisfy said writ, wilt at the same
tIne ana place offer for sale ths fec simple c
said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLTN, s. V C.
]. y. Gallagher, PI Is AttHv novli 49,
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T0mE ITTRREsTs.

"a Read the change in the Railroad
Mail-in another column.
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GEORGE WOLFITN, s. '
j. .. Gallagher, PI Is Att,v novli ~
.6yTE6Tz777's ga E1g No. 10

By virtne Of an execution issued out If the
office of the Clerk of the Yanderburgh Circuit
Court, in favor of August Byerstedt and against
Albert Ahrsns and John Robbers, | will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1851,
Between the hours Of ten o'clock A. II. and four
O'Clock P NJ OF said day at the door OF the Court
House in the city Of Evansville Indiana orr
for sale at public auction the reIts Issues aud prof
its for term not exceeding seven years, of the
following described real estate, to-wit:
The undivided half OF the south half Of the
southeast quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section No thicty-folT 80 Ia ty3psbip No six 6)
south Q! range No ten (I0) west con aiDiog twenty
acr $ Also, The undivided half Of the south half
OF the north half Of the southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter of section Nc thlrty-fcur (;}41
IN township No. SIX 90 south Of range ten (IO)
west Containing TIN acres Also, the undivided
hAlt OF that part Of The east h;l,f of the north
west quarter of section No. thirty -four (31) In
township No six {6} south of range ten (IO) west
beginning az the northeast corner OF that part Of
said ea- half of the northwest gaSrter Of SO rion
NO th1rty-fOur (34) conveyed by Jchn Robbers
and William c. Weaver and vile by deed dated
december 2, 1886, thence east along the north
ING OF said Robbers tract, 80 rods to The north
west Corner thereof, thence north 40 rods, thence
west ~ rods thence south 40 rods, the place of
containing twenty acres. Aud should 4
the rents and profits not sell Tor SAM sufficient
90 satisfy said writ and costs, gill the same
time and place cfeT for sale the fee simple of said
premises
GEORGE W0LFEIN, 8 ". C.
Al " A1ttieseE. -Pl'ffs Atty