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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-13

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To William Van Ksuren, John T Van Keufsn, J Edgar
Thomson:
Yon, and each OF you herebg notified that there
10 le in the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of
Winston Co. claiming Of yon- w lillian Van Keuren
and John r vsn Keur y, the sum Of Fifteen Hundred
Ooilen, with ten PER cent interest per annum. from
November Eih. A D. 1861. as money dine promise
sorry ncte made by y6u psyatIe 10 the order Of X.
Harnsh. and secured BY mortgage made by you TO
saidJ Hern6h. said note hasine been stnea assKn-
cd 70 said Winston Co., dated November 18th, A. d.
1885, also claiming against each of the foreclosure
of said mortgage the same bsing upon certain Real
Estate with the improvements thereon. known the
Bnaiman III property, and more particulsviy dAscr
ed in said petition, lying and situate in Lee cnunty
Iowa, for the puEchase and further askiDg fol
sale OF said pre- Gases, snd general relief And
less appsar and answer said psttion or befDrs
noon Of the second day Of tbs next term assd Court
to con@ once at Keokuk on the nfst Mondny Of Sep
tember, A. D. 1852, default win be entered axains,
you, ana tndgmeut rendered thereon prayed for IN
said petition. NOBLE 4 STRONG,
mAyl7-d Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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| EGAL NOTICE.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
FROM GEN. POPES COMMAND.

WARRINGTON. Friday, July ii, 1861
Advices from Camp near Warrenton say that our
scouts recently brought in man who said he on
his way to Richmond TO see about his sons, two of
whom were wounded in the late battles. Letters
were found upon bis person addressed to parties in
the Southern army, which he said he found on the
road.
1t 10 evident that communication has been kept
open from Washington to Richmond by way of
Leesburg, Middsbury, White Plains, &c.
The Secessionists Of Warrenton are goryng over
the news of the battle near Richmond, but &C.
knowledge that if Mcclellan gets re-enforcemeDts
enough to take Richmond, the war would be over.
scouting party found mill in full operation
some miles from Warrenton, making army clothing,
900 yards being ready for delivery. The owners
Of tho mill and the operators notified that thoy
would DO held responsible with their lives should it
be sent away.
Parties are continually applying for protection,
while acknowledging their relatives are in the Rebel
army, and that they are in sympathy with JEFF.
Davis.
The records OF Fairfax County were found in
Warrenton recently, having been removed thither,
il is supposed, by some lawyers.
The Sheriff Of the county took possession.
A scouting party which has been as far as the Rap
pahannock reports that pickets have been driven
in, but gives no particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LONDON Monty MARKEr.-The funds on The ID
opened heavy, but closed improvement with trner
feeling The demand for discount the Bank light snS
the a the payment Of the dividend
tho would be reduced TO q o triang tnhDy q
gold continued. Peruvian loan Of G20o COZ would
soon be int roduced.
LIVERPOOL, July 4.-CorroS--The Proker' Circular
ports Of the week 1855 900 bales The market hs
been excited and prices 2dlld. higher the week.
took Oi eco bales sut exporters 2oOOo Tbs
saes today friday estmlted " 90 bales including
100 slecustos and exporters tue market closing with
still advancing tendency. The auh0iled quotations are:
fsir Orleans ..........issd Middipy OIleaus..i7 a..
Fair Mo5hs...........1,id Middng Mobues.....l6}i.
Fair Upands.......ls d Middng U2lands. .....6.d-
Stock in port estimated H. 900 bales OF which OIL 20
American.
BREApsrUpFs have downward tendency. Weather ssvof-
alb e Tor the crops. Wbest dUll AID 3D. lower.
Provisions very dull
LONDON Jay I-CoksoLs eli Az for money The Euioa
in the Bank OF Eng aud has increased Ill eco
AMERICAN SECURITIES fat; Illinois Central Shares ~
discount.
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coming under control of the Government of the
United States, and all slaves found at places
pied by Rebel forces, and afterward by United
States troops, shall be held to DO captives OF war
and be forever free from their service and no longer
held as slaves; no slave escaping from one State to
another State shall be delivered up except for
crime or some oense against the law Of the United
States, until the claimant shall first make oath as
to his lawful ownership. and that he has not borne
arms in the present Rebellion, or given aid and
comfort thereto No person engaged in naval
or military service shall decide on the
validity of the claim or surrender such slaves, on
pain OF being dismissed from the service. The Pres
ident is authorized TO employ as many persons oil
African descent for the suppress ion Of the Rebellion
and use them in such manner as he may deem best
for the public welfare, and the President is also su-
thorzed to make provision for colonizng the blacks
beyond the limits of the United States. The Presi-
dent is authorized to extend to prisoners in rebellion
pardon and amnesty on such cOndi ions ~ be may
deem expedient for the public welfare.
Tho title Of the bill was amended 30 as to read
{" For the suppression OF Instruction, and the pun.
ishrnent and seizure of the property Of the Rebels,
and for other purposes"
Messrs. MALLORY (UD., Ky.) and COX DEM,
Ohio raised points Of order, which were seyerally
overruled.
Mr. ALLEN Dem, Ohio moved to lay the report
on the table.
Motion lost by Yeas, 70; Nays77.
The report Of the Conference Committee on the
Confscaion bill wac then concurred in by Yeas, 81
Nays, AZ.
YEASMessrs Aldrich Alley. Arnold. Ashley Babbitt,
Baxter, Beamsn Bingham, Blair Val, Blair pa Blake,
Buinson Campbell Casey Clark ColisI Roscoe Conslins
r. A CoDklDg Covode, Cutter, Dsvs Dawes D1eli Dunn,
Edwards, Eliot, Ely fenton Fessenden, Fisher, Frank,
GOoch, Goodwin, G9!ley, hale Hooper Hutchin Julian
Lovejoy, Lowe Mcknight McPher.op Maynard Mitchell
Moreheads MOrIiii tMs.l. Morrill, Vtl, Nixon, Patton,
Phelps (Cal) Pike, Porter Potter Rice Mass Rice
(Me Biddle Rollins IN H Sargent. sedgwick shnks.
shes5arsgs Sherman Stevens, SrattOn. TIimbe, Irow
bridge, Van Horn, yefee, Wall Wallace, Walton, Wash
Worcester.
NAYS-Mesn.. Allen tO) Allen Qn.l, Apcona. Bailey,
Bdde Brosn (R. ~, Clements, Cobb, Cox, Crshed Cn
enden Dunlap. Fouke Granger, Order Hsight Hall Hard
ing. Holman, Kerrssn. Knapp, Law Lszesr, Lehman Nal
Mol Segar shiel Steele IN ", steele IN ~, Stiles
Thomas (Msss). Thomas (Mdl, Ward, Webster, Wickfe,
and Wood.
Mr. STEVENS rep, Pa. made report from
the Conference Committee on the Tariff bill, which
was concurred in. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
REBEL MOVEMENTS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Friday July IT. 1B6z
Twelve hundred Rebel infantry and cavalry, with
three pieces of artillery, under John Morgan at
Glasgow. They sent reconnoitering party within
three miles of Mumfordsville yesterday, it is sup
posed intending to burn the bridge and commit
other depredations
This is the same party which recently attacked
detachment of the 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry, at
Tompkinsvle. Not over 20 Pennsylvanians were
then killed. and the report of the great losses then
are false.
Morgan has issued proclamation calling on Ken.
lucky TO rise. No injury has yet been done to the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, but cars will not
run till Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
BUSINESS AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Wednesday. July 9. 1852.
The business Of this city continues to revive.
Northern merchants, with new stocks Of goods, are
opening stores, which are freely patTonzed The
mails sent North daily, but are received rregu-
larry, owing to the delay at Cairo. Six thousand
letters were sent North on Monday.
Several Secession sympathizers have been arrested
and yesterday were passed South.
A negro was arrested yesterday with large mail
from persons in the Rebel army to their friends here.
The Provost. Marshal has Issued an order prohibit
ing persons crossing the river at this time, under
penalty of arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
RUSSIA.

The Journal de 81. Pe,ersburg says the criminal
attempts of certain military individuals will exer-
else no influence on the reforms undertaken by the
Emperor lie will punish the guilty parties, but
those servants could obstruct the patriotic work
of placing the internal organization of the Empire
on q footing with the material and moral wants OF
Russian society.
The st. Petersburg Journal says the complete
des,itution as regard ready money renders the
portation of grain by sgricutursts impossible The
consequence H. foreign vessels do not come 10
Odessa, and commerce generally IS in most pre-
carious state.
The Grand Duke and Duchess Constantine arrived
at Warsaw on the %, and were well received by
the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
BY TIE GREAT EASTERN.

The steamship Great Eastern. Capt. Patton, which
sailed from Liverpool the LIST instant shortly after
noon, and from Queenstown on the ID instant, ar.
rived here yesterday.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Correspondence between Mr.. Adams and Earl
Russell is published. On the 2ith OF ApnS
MIR. Adams opeued the correspondence with
letter in which be transmitted certain deposi:
lions relating 70 the seizure. Mr. Adams eontended
that the act committed by Capt. wilson, the master
of the neutral vessel entailed her coniiseaon and
that of the cargo and asked that directions might DO
given for their restoration. :,
On the 9TH of May Earl Russell replied that, hav.
ing taken the opinion of the law officers Of tho
Crown. the Government were unable TO comply, in.
asmuch as acts of forble resistance to the rghts OF
belioereuts on the high not cognizable BY
the municipal law Of England, however punishable
"a ofenses against intern ational law In the Prize
Courts Of the captor administering such law.
Mr.. Adams replied BY quoting the language Of
Lord S.owell, by which he considered the rsstora-
ton of the vessel to be called tor and by pointing 70
the language Of her Majesty proclamation, which,
he thinks, was intended to apply 70 precisely sosn
cases as this.
Earl Russell rejoinsd that Lord Stowslls Language
was limited to the action Of Prize Court oftDe ~
~ Iaa-aeA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12

IRON GENERAL HCLHLLANS ARMY.
ELL QUIET ALONG THE LINES
Army Rested Enemy Reiterated.
HEAVY CAANOHAOlNs ON JAMES RIVER.
BATTLE SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN FOUGHT.
The Richmond Press on the Recent Battles.
A DEFEAT VIRTUALLY ACKNOWLEDGED,
The Richmond Press on the Recent Battles.
A DEFEAT VIRTUALLY ACKNOWLEDGED,
TIE OBJECT Of THE REBEL ATTACK A FAILURE.
Complaints at the Conduct of their Government

PHn,prLPBIA, Friday, II, 1862.
IA private dispatch from Gen. Mcclellan, dated
70 day, ssys
I" An quiet; we are rested; enemy has retreated."
The Inference ID that there has been another fight.
fortress MosRos Thursday July 10, 1862.
Heavy cannonading has been distinctly heard al
tbis place all day, from up the James River. Many
eonrectures are aloat but nothing is known, as no
boats have come down the river to-day. The mail
boat has been due for two hours NOW P. n.y., but
is not in sight yet. When she arrives, we shall
probably learn the cause of the cannonadng.
Two gunboats are coming up the harbor, but are
COO far down to be distinguished.
An erroneous opinion appeared in some of the
newspapers in regard TO the flag of truce which went
up the York River on Sunday, aud attempted to
bring down some hundred and seven of our sick and
wounded soldiers who had been captured at Balti-
more Store.
No flag of truce was violated, as the Rebels at first
readily consented to their removal parole. There
was doubtless some Misunderstanding, as the Rebels
sent flag of truce to Gen. Mcclellan, informing
hin that he could send for them at any time. Last
night the John Tucker started for them again.
The late Colonel of the I'd Mary land resigned on
account Of i'll health, and the command devolved
upon Lieut.-Col. j. +. Duryea. Another colonel
wac appointed by the Governor of Maryland, who
was unable to pass q military examination, and,
consequently, deprived of the command, much to
the qualification Of the whole regiment, with whom
Duryea il great favorite.
The steamer John Brooks has arrived with 300
sick and wounded soldiers, mostly wounded. They
leave this afternoon for New-York.
The Rebel prisoners who have been accOmmo-
dated for come time at the Rip Raps were all taken
away to-dsy, and removed to some point further
North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
PROGRESS OF TIE COMMANDMENT OF
NICKSBURG.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Wedness

MgnPurs. Tenn, Wednesday, July Q, 1862.
Dates from Vicksburs TO the 9Th inst. have been
received. The Rebels recently made an attempt to
strengthen their earthworks the Bluff, but were
driven away by shells from the mortars. Most Of
the houses are riddled. Small squads Of Rebels oc
easonay appear in the upper battery in front of 30
guns, but leave soon tie guns Of the fleet are
brought 10 bear upon them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
MEETING IN ALBANY TO HELP FOR
WARD RECRUITING.

ALBANY, Friday, July II. 1862.
meeting of prominent citizens was held this
morning in the Mayors Office to take measures to
help forward recruiting for the Government.
Committee, headed by the Mayor, was appoint
ed to make arrangements for public mass meeting
on Tuesday evening" and to recommend such steps al
they may deem necessary to secure the speedy rails
ing regiment in this Senatorial District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
GREAT BRITAIN.


In the House of Commons, on the I'd, Ms. lie
Berkley moved the second reading OF the bill pro.
viding for takog votes by ballot, and reiterated the
various arguments in it's favor.
Sir G. Grey opposed tue motion, which was re.
jected by 2ll to 126.
The London Times, in leader on American af-
fairs says: -Four main armies have advanced into
Confederate territory half dozen expeditions have
fastened themselves the coast, yet the South re-
mains unconquered. IL is demonstrated the FEEDER.
ais can only effect their purpose by gigantic expend-
iture, far more lavish than that Of the pass
twelve months. What becomes Of the famous
Declaration of lndependence-of the theory that
government derives its powers from the consent OK
the governed The North now talks Of conquest
conscation, and military colonies with all the rea-
dness of an Austrian Commandment, bnt unless tho
North can see that the only policy which is sgreea-
bic TO wisdom and justice is TO let tie South 20
peaceably, it must bring evils untold on ITSELF ns,
and on every European people"
The same journal in an article on the future supp
ply of cotton says: If all has not been done which
should have been done in order TO meet the threat
eued falling off in the supplies of cotton, ]. is on
itself, and not upon the Government, that the man.
ufacuring interest should charge the fault, and from
itself, and not from the Government, that the man.
ufacturing interest should look for remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
ITALY.

The Russian Embassacors, bearing the Official
recognition Of the Kingdom Of Italy by Russia, had
arrived at Turin.
The Portuguese Envoy had arrived at Turn, 10
AJAX officially the hand Of the Princess Maria Pa OF
Savoy for the King of Portugal
rev Bourbon conspiracy had been discovered
at Naples, and several arrests bad been made.
1t was reported that Garibaldi was about 10 v'sis
Naples.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
SPAIN.

The statements made in the French Chambers by
NJ. Billaalt, with regard 10 Mexico, had aroused
great indignation among the friends Of Gen. Pnm
in Madrid.
The Spanish Cortes was closed on the ID.
The reported resignation Of the Minister Of the
Interior Is unfounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
WAR MEETING AT LOCKPORT.

LocKPoRT, n Y, Friday July II, 1861
An enthusiastic war meeting was held at Reaque.
berg Hall last night which was addressed by Gov.
Hunt, Col. Porter, and others. A committee was
appointed to take in charge the enlistng Of men for
Col. Porters regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE NORWEGIAN OFF CAPE RACE.
The Times on American Independence,
and in Favor Of Separation.
RECOGNITION OF ITALY BY RUSSIA.
Progress of the Reorganization Of Russia.
THE TURKISH. sERvIAN DIFFICULTY SETTLED.

ST. JoHs's, N. r., Friday, July H. 1882.
The steamship Norwegian, from Liverpool az
D. m of the Sd, via Londonderry 4th inst, for Que
bee, passed Cape Race at II O'Clock to day, AMI was
boarded by the press news yacht.
The steamship North American reached Liverpool
on the evening of the I'd.
The steamship City Of Washington arrived al
Queenstown at midnight Of the I'd.
The steamship St. George, from Quebec, arrived
at Greenock on the Sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12

CALL FOR A WAR MEETING IN BOSTON.
BosroS. Friday. July II, 1862
Committee Of the City Councils have called
war-meetng Of citizens in Faneu Hall, at ii o'clock,
Saturday forenoon. Edward Everett and other
men Of pote will sneak.
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Turkey.

The Servian Government had expressed loyalty 20
the Turkish Government. The Servisn National
Guard had been disbanded.
The Turkish troops in Montenegro have met .
slight repulse.
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, JULY II, 1862.

this oppressed race. He (IIarlan) believed there
was no real difficulty in freeing these people, The
Rebel Toombs, when q Senator here, had told MN
Iarlan that there was no practical difficulty IN the
liberation of the slaves thai it all pretense TO
saw SO; that they who did 50 were demagogues, and
that he (Toombs) defended Slavery because he
thought il to be righ.
Mr. HALE Rep., N. H. .aid that Mr.. Toombs
had told him that anybody who said that white men
could not work where negroes did, faid what was
untrue.
Mr.. FOSTER (Rep., Conn.,, from the Committee
Of Conference on the General Pension bill, made q
report, which was agreed to. So the bill stands
passed.
Nj. FESSENDEN tRep, Me- J, from the Com
mittee of Conference on the Tariff bill, made q
report, which was agreed TO. SO the bill stands
passed.
Mr.. WRIGHT (Un.. indy, from the Committee
of Conference on the bill changing the Judicial Dis
tricts, made report. Laid over.
Mr.. HARLAN continued, arguing in favor OF the
bill, and proposed the amendment OF his colleague.
Mr.. POWELL Dem, Ky.l offered resolution
sdjourniDg Congress on Monday, the l4th. Laid
over.
Mr.. DAVIS (Un., Ky.l spoke at length against
the bill.
MIR. FESSENDEN moved TO take recess.
On the question, no quorum was present.
ABsKsr-Me,n. Bsyad Garlic, Collansr, Dixon, Hale
Kennedy, Latham McOoueall, Nesmith PeaTce SHERMAN,
starke, Thomson, and Wimot.
Adiourual
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LATEST.
The political news is unimportaut.

TIC pOIltlCHl lows IL IIIHlPUrsduts
The Times has an editorial on " Independence
Day." and points out what should be the tone Of
the American oracles under existing circumstances.
The American ships at Liverpool are gsyly decked
with flags. The Cunsrd aud other transatlantic
steamers have all their bunting flying.
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CREECE

general amnesty had been granted for pass
offences, and it was expected that all immediate
amnesty would be declared for persons implicated in
the last Instruction.
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FRANCE,

The Senate, having passed the Budget, was closed
on the I'd.
The Bourse on the I'd opened firm, but closed fiat;
Rentes eSf l5c.
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HEAVY CAANoNAOING ON JAMES RIVER

RATTLE SrPPOsED TO HAVE BEEN FOUGHT,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

DIPrHERIA AND CRoUP.-For these farmi.
dable and dangerous diseases Trask's Mag.
netic Ointment is an un!ailing remedy il
used in season. Apply freely to the Throat
and Chest and cover with hot flannel. This
Ointment has been before the public over
20 years, and its constantly increasing de-
mand has established its reputation as . su.
perior Liniment in all cases where sooth.
ing and relaxing remedy is required, partic-
ularly in rheumatism, Neuralgia, TnHama-
ton of the Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal
affections, Sore Eyes, BURNS, Piles, Wounds
and Bruises Sold by all Druggists. Price
as cents. 40 73to10 IA
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01
Trustees Sale Of Lands.

whereas, Mathew W. McChssney and Ket4rah
9: McChesney, his wife, and Roaert ncchssney and
dated Deesnbsr -, 1854. ard recorded in book u,
psee s74. conveyed 70 Geavss ". Devin and James D.
e x. ss.n
each Of the four promiasory notes OF said n W. and
r. W. McChssuey, ofthe same date. each for the sum
q s.o hsna = asa eighty and 1s,"o Dc: dollar
as: y j.nc.ry iss7 isss sod 1852 The soio..
ing lands In wapello County, State = Iowa. to.it:
Tai e.; hst e sect H. ;s's ss ~
x sect. No: s. the i. v: 4 ofN: ". 4tee. No. .
.sa ~. = g q sect No Is IL in Tovn.
vided that, "in case any one Of said notes we not
paid mssqrity said rrpsssss either NJ ths eve
authorized 70 proceed aer having given three wseS,
circYlssiah p ssia aannty. Of the time, place object
and terms Of such sale, to sell any Or all Of the said
wa to the highest and hest bidder for ready money:
End thei eupop execute And deliver 70 the
er deed for the premises sold"
And whereas default Was made IN the payment OF
the last Of the said notes due January l 1852 aud
steps we're taken by the said bean and Company to
have said trust deed fosecosed by notice and sale,
aud thereupon one John Taylor, holder Of junior
lien part Of said lands. did about August LIST, 1891
under section 3S Of the Code Of 1Sl section SECS
sssr a en- cG X a x:
said nste and Of oil their en and received an assign.
ment shersof and whereas, part Of said note has
sns s"a
sure has been demanded.
TAsrsfpre, the said N. ". Np0hesaey aad T. 8.
Mcchepney. hi wife, Robert ". Mcchesnsy aud Mar.
ths McChesnsy, bis WIFE, and their grantees and all
others Interested will take notice than on Saturday
April Ssh, 1862 unless ssid Ro'e 10 saaosr paid tis
. y. hs1sss bidder Tor ready money % satisfy aid
note with costs and expenses Of the trust, sale Ac
1T the fsont door Of the Court House 10 ottumwa 81
az two o'clock p. NJ, the said
West half Of North East quarter. and South uast
quarter OF North Eas quarter Of Section COZ twenty
nine and all OF the North qusrtsv Of the North
West quarter Of eection No. 83) thrsythrse (sxcept
ten acres out Of the North-Wsst thereby all In
Township No. 70 North Of Range No. ID West, or ~
much there Of g may be necessAry.
Gen. ". DEvIN, -
Jas. D. DEvlN,
April 3, ie69-A ll-lw