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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-28

The marshal FASTENED around the cor.
Der-didn't further interrogate the lady!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-19
Ysunr Iowa.


Inevery fight Iowa bears distinguished
part At Wilson's Creek, at Belmont.
at Fort Donelson, at Pittsburg her gaIan,
sons we're In the thickest of the fray.
Brave, willing, and with rare power Of
endurance, they have made record for
the young State that will never fade.
No where have her men faltered. No
where have they failed to claim the post
Of danger: they have claimed ii because
it 10 the post Of honor AT Donelson
the charge Of the Iowa Second was the
'crowning feat of the assault--the one
that elected the highest conmendatio
from the superior officers. At Pittsburg,
|the Iowa regiments engaged did nobly /;
and though in the irst onset, parts of
three were surrounded and taken prison.
ere, they contended against superior
numbers and the disadvantages. ofground
until their courage was sagain nobly vindi.
Gated. In the encomiums that are heaped
upon Indiana and Illinois, for they tor
Rave done nobly, let Iowa, not less heroic
and patriotic be remembered. In fact
West Of Ohio how shall We discriminate
when we begin to praise, Where all did
70 we'll, who shall say who did the most
- Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-19

FR Ell GIFTS. 81
BY thisroute, FfeiKhis Of all descriptions can be
forw from Phlsdeisaiia. New York, Boston ~
bAitfmorc. 10 or from an, Fo.lst ihc Railroads
bf Ohio. kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, NiaeeHsin,
lows Missouri. BY RAILROAD DIKECT.
burg with SseameSs. By which GoOds be forw ard
I'd - Any polSt ON she Ohlo. MRsking ksntucky
Tennessee, Cum berand. Illinois, IscoDsip, ssis
sipfi, ntssOaYt, kAnsnA. Arkansas and Red Kyers,
ssd n tCleseland, ksndasks and Chicago withstsxm-
ers 10 ali ports on the Northwestern Lakes.
Aercha iAsand Fhipps rsenfrnsiiag sne ssansr
ton OF their Freight 10 This Company rely with
ronadeHcr on Ne speed! transit.
The R ates oG Freight
To and from any point In tho w est BY tbs Peaayl-
vabia Central kaflfoad, are al al tfnIes AS IA
VokABLE AZ ARk CHA k6ED HY OTHER RAIL
HUAD COMPANIES.
Tribe particular 10 marx packages, .svrA Prnn.
CsxrsAL II. Re- TX
For Proighi Contracts or shipping Directions. ap-
X. r. SASS, St Louis, Missouri.
ID. D.A.kTEWAkT, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
LLAkkEd Co, Transfer Agents, y
H.w BROWN g. CO.. Cincinnati, o.
re. AELDKuA CO., Madison, ind.i
J.E NOoRE. Louisville, Ky.
w. w. AikMANh b CO.. Evansville, Ind.
CLARKE T. CO., Chicago i.i.
W.H. q 4. l.. LANGLEY, Gallipolis,o.
6. II. NEAL, Parkersburg. Va.
HALL D. CO., Marietta, o.
s. PIERCE l. Co, GAINESVILLE, o.
M'Dow ELI A'CoLA Portsmouth, ,o.1
X. MNEELl. Msysviile, Ky.
Up. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, Covimgton, KY.
g. l.. HEATON, Cleveland. o.
X. c. MEIbkUA, Geh1 Trn~ehnr Ag'tfo
the South aud Vest s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-19
KEOKUK IOWA SATURDAY, APRIL 10.

a remarkable editorial on the subject in
the Presse Of the 23d, forwarded by to-
days mail.
10 the same effect writes the CORES
pondent of The National lntelligencer.
In fact, there is no dissent from the fact
that the President by his brief and home
ly Message did more to secure the good
opinion Of Europe for the Union cause
than all our diplomacy and all our vic.
tories. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-19
4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
OF =
RAILROAD TRAINS.

sorthssn 1rssn ieases daily tsuudsys excepted ii
buo m. and arrives III & 30 y, m.
Western Tram iesve* dailr tsRndays e1cepted) al
: DO T. IN and SEC p M, and Mnvss ~ ix:o0 and
200 p m.
At Hamilton Depot, Trains on the NstAsn Valley
Raiiroadars1ve daily except Eandsys ntA
h., and sePsrtdssiy y,sundaysexecpted, ais.3o M.
Bussrs rsnnect wiil mia city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-19
DOsT-OFFlCE DIRECTORY

Arrival Of the Mails.
Eastern MAiIarfives daily Sundays exeepted1via
Plymouth, AT O'clock. p. M.
st. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily Mondays
exceptrd) ate,p.m.
Western Nall arrives daily except sunday zoo
O'Clock, IN.
Darlington hailarrives daily (exs.rt Sundays al
30 pm.
Carthage and r. plyEeHth As+f arrive t1fy 81 ,lafs
exeeptedi II s,p. m.
chsrestsn Mail ia tri-~eskly) ARRIVES ra,silys.
Thursdays and Saturdays, at pm.
Closing OF the Mails.
Eaatern Mail closes dal teaceIt saturdays1 atep
u.
st. Louis and southern hailcioses daily (saturdAys
excepted)atSp N.
Burlington Aalieioses daily te1ceptsAinrd.ys) II
ep. n. 800
Western Mail closes daily texeeps Saturdays, ats
o'clock y.
Carthage and iynouth hAlicioses daily fsstn rday
excaptaal at p, IN.
Charleston Mail ttri-weeklyl ei1ses Acaasy., Wed
hesdA5s Ans frfday ~ a.
LIZ This fost Once will be open on Funds y from
tts le 4sissA,A- Is. HOWELL, p. H..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-19
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers aud Farmers will ind this the most adyan-
tsgeous route for Lts Stock. CapacioaA asats well
wAier1d aud supplied with every cony enience, have
be opened this line and and every
xlasnton 10 paid TO their wants From HaYfisburgh,
where " Ill be found every convenience for feeding
ard restiHg, choice IL oaereH ot the PHlLA DkL-
PHIA, kkN YORK and -HALIlAekH AAKkEfS.-
7lis viii slso be found the shortest, quick est and
direct route for stock " New YorkIsia Allen
townI--snd Niih fewer changes than any other.
ENuEH LEWIS, General Supt.. Altoona, Ia.
L. l.. HOuPT, ,GeA. Ticket Ast Philadelphia.
IL. III HOUSTON, Gen'i Freight Agt Pniiade ipAia.
isaI<daW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-19


served the National cause in Europe Us
] well A. here by his Emancipation Message,
our readers already know; but the follow
ing testimony from the Paris correspondent
OF The N. Y. Express will yet be read
with interest.
From Our Own Correspondent.
PARIS, Friday, March IS, 1s62.
The message Of President Lincoln in
reference to the gradual Abolition of
Slavery, in States willing to accept the
corporation Of the Federal Government
IN emancipating the slave property Of
Their citizens, has produced a great effect
IN Europe. iou know, as u matter of
course, that the English and French
enemies of the Union cause have pre-
tended, from the beginning, that Slavery
really had nothing to do with the civil
war IN the tinted StaIes, and that the
conflict between the North and the South
has grown out of long standing differences
ON the Tariff questionable former insist
Ing upon protection to home manufactures,
and the latter as strenuously demanding
free trade with the industrial nations of
Europe. The weak iallacies built upon
this absurd thtory-never even fairly
exposed by its incincerc adyocates-now
Suddenly erumble lato nothins mesa and,
whatever new opinions may be expressed
as to the merits of the gigantic struggle
in America, it is no longer possible to
deceive any portion of the European
public into the belief that its sole cause
and origin was other than the "peculiar
institution Thus suddenly chcckma-
ted IN their attempts to falsiiy the issue,
the newspapers which have turtiyely en-
couragcd the rebellion, since the early
Union disasters seemed to promise jeff.
Davis and his fellow conspirators speedy
triumph, now cling to the. miserable Ye.
source Of calling into question the
feasibility" Of Mr.. LincoIn's project.
The sneenng incredulity Of those English
organs representing the class dcsirous OF
witnessing the downfall Of the great
American Republic, is re-echoed by the
Paris ministerial journals, which thus
continus to offer the singular spectacle Of
y press supposed to represent Cabinet
views in fragrant opposition to the policy
officially proclaimed BY the Imperial
Government! This fact is merely fresh
confirmation Of the postulate have often
advanced, in asy letters 10 The Express
that the public men controlling the
columns Of the three official organs Of
this capital, are pursuing Janus-taced
policy, obeying, in their State papers and
set speeches, the orders of their master
the Emperor, but ventikting their indi-
vduAly,ews Of the American war, in the
Constitutional, Patrie and Pays. 1t is
satisfactory to know that the sympathiss
ofthr enc rlar whose wos 1, il I'll. y. u1.t !
is law, are unalterably in favor Of the
Union cause, strengthened by the resent
splendid achievements Of the Union arms,
and assured Of future reward in the
sincere friendship of q reconsolidated
ration, whose good llmay, al no distant
day, prove Of inestimable value to Frapce.
The liberal journals Of Paris--the De-
: Steele, presse, Opinion Nationale
- are enthusiastic in thAir
| - OF the Presidents pfp1sct
lpation. Koa Will find
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-19
PresIAent Liacoln in EurSps.
That President Lincoln has itamem,

Ihat President LINCOLN has Immensely
served the National cause in Europe Us
well ~ here by his Emancipation Message,
our readers already know: but the follow
ingtestlmony from the Paris csrresp ponden /
OF The n. \. Express will yet be read
with interest.
From Our Own Correspondent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26
The Wheellnr Preaa..
LEEon the PatAsE.baEg aA.s..a.l

tfrom the Patkersburg Gazsttel
The Wheeling Press levotes a column to
usin- the same irritating tone that has for
months characterized its course towards
US. Fhe'editOr daily tries; to make rebels
here by parading the most ultra remarks 6f
q corporals guard ofultra labolittonists.-z
It's effect, as every ono knows, is very Glet!
rtmental to the Uuio1 cause, beeanse he
makes his readers believe that there Is AZ
the north'R living disuhion sentiment ON
account of abolttionism. This is false.
hood and the more infamous, as it serves
as an excuse for southern rebellion. Yon
SNOW Il, and every man whoHtaiks about
ultra abolition, and quotes the sentiments
OF abolttionists, knows that he is using the
strongest means in hispoWer totaiti the res
belllon: We express our opinions frankly
and fully! We are for pGtiiHg down the
rebellion in the quickest aud best way.
whether slavery goes or not. We are4ia.
boring TOR anew state aud that to be a free
state as soon as possible. There is NOT i
true union man in the state who does not
agree with usoa the points. Is ii fair.
honorable or.right for you ortany other
(, man TO strive to impair our influence by
bowling atusthat dastardly cty'of aboli.
tiou s55 - =. : +.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26
A chapter Of Blunders.

One reason why the new State halts in
Congress aud before the country Is the.
very imperfect manner in which The grounds
of its application for admission have been
discussed by the journals that have at
tempted it. The question has been man
gled and tangled and darkened all the way
through up to this time, in the hands Of
innumerabie correspondents aud editors.
1t has seemingly been in vain that state
ment after statement, and correction after
correstion have been furnished. One half
the writer's apparently do not know that
the Convention that frat submitted the
question Of new State to the people was
a Convention of the vhoEe people of the
whole Stfte of Virginia, and not of this
particular West Virginia portion only.
Another portion OF the commentators do not
seem to know that the first proposed name
Of "Kanawha" was long since changed TO
to that of West ylrginia, aud they continue
to write of ''Kauawba" to this day. Sun
another portion do not recognize the fact
that the Convention which formed the Con-
Stttution of the proposed new State Was not
the Convention that authorized the vote on
the question OF n new State. To this day they
speak Of Il as thssams Convention, aud we
suppose always will! And still fourth
portion do not recognize the legislature
that gave its consent to the new State as it
come to them last My from the hands Of
the Constitutional Convention, as the leg
islature Of the ,1h6ls State-as the same
that elected Messrs. Oarltle and Wiley
Senators-but continue, as in the Utica
HeraleFs article this morning, to talk of the
necessity of the Eastern Virginia legisla-
ture consenting.
All this varied and continued and mex
cusable stumbling aud bluuderiug has
been provoking in the last degree. Aud it
has preiudiced the claims and the cause Of
the new state upjustIy before the country.
How it is TO be cOunteracted at this late
day We do not see, AS for ourselves we
have wore out all our pcns and used up all
our Ink in the attempt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26
our New stnto,

=
The correspondence of several of our ak
changes indicates strong probability that
the new State is to fall through in Con.
Rress. The Senate Committee on Terri.
tories, through their Chairman, MI. Wade,
have reported bill, which, IT adopted,
consigps tho whole thing To the tomb, ot
the oRpnlets, sure aud certhin. Whet6sr 4
minority reports to be made by that Com
mittee ia Conformity to. the action of the
Wheeling Convention, remains to be seen.
Mr.. Oarlile is member Of 1t aud he ought
to and presume will make such a report.z
The following is the version of the report
made BY Mt. Wade, as given by the Gin
cinnati Gazette's correspondent: 81, <
Ben. Wade introduced bill Ia the Sen.
ate from the Committee on Territories, PRO.
Vidiug for the admission OF the new State
OF West Virginia. It's main features are a
provision for an election Of delegates TO
form a Consultation for the new State. a6.
ding the Valley of Virginia To itS limits,
and requiring the new Constitution 10 COM
tain new clause freeing all children of
slaves born after the 4th of July, 1861
IL ignores altogether the action Of the Con.
ton recently held at Wheeling.
The Pittsburgh Gszsttss reporter givas
exactly the same version. The N, Y.
Worlds reporter gives this account:
The Senate Territorial Committee recom-
mended . bill to-day admitting Western
Virginia into the Onion as an tndepentIent
STATE. under the name of West Virg;n;s
In addition TO the counties In the nev
State Is organized in the Wheeling Con.
Vention, those lying north of Harper's Fer
~ aud d0Wn the valley Of Virginia, arc In
cluded. One. provision which the Con.
VentiQn Is required 70 70 add to the new
Constitution by this bill is one declaring
all children born of slaves after july L
1868, free for life. The bill opens with i
preamble declaring that an act Of the Yir-
gtnta Legislature, passed Nay IS, 1862,
gives tts consent the formation Of ! new
State within the limits of Virginia,
Still another version of the bill is given
by the 9g4bu4s's reporter: So. (
Senator Wade reported from the Com.
mittee on Territories to-day, a bill admit
nng the State Of Western Virginia into the
Union on certain conditions.
One Of these requires that the Conyen-
ttOn 70 frame its GOnstitntiOn shall therein
provide that the children Of all slaves born
after the 9Th Of July, 1868, shall be free.
Another, that the Convention shall in.
clude within the boundaries Of the new
State, in addition 70 the counties embraced
within the memorial, the counties Of Bsrke-
ley, Jefferson, Clark derrick Warren.
Page, Shenandoah, Rocking ham, Augusta.
Highland, Bath, Rookbridgs, Rotetourt,
Craig, Allegheny, and CoTipgton, all Of
which he IN the Systematically GlleY. so that
he Blla Ridge Is made the boundary Of the
low StAte7Od the east.
The Constitution which the Convention
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26

Typographical errors are always pFoyokE-5
ing-sonetimes they are unusually so. As
for instance yesterday morning We were
made to commit the nonsense Of saying that
the Etna's foreign news was of hpeaee"
character aud therefore The price Of gold
had advanced in New York, We beg to
say thai the idea Of peace news producing
such an effect was entirely original with
one of our competitors. We wrote 1T,
panic.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26
APPROPRIATIONS
The Commonwealth of VIRGINIA

o9Ilc1 OF sEeGEfAEr OF EHE COMMON RSIfi1Il.I
! L Nv HIRING Va, June 28d l6e0 = r.
tNJHERBAS, In pursuance d ~, ~ a III, Dan.
eral Assembly,, emitted IAN act providing Tor
tne election OF Governor, Msntenhnt doVeFnof ana
AttoEney oene!el: passed January l7th 1862 m
eeeton was held IN the SpVsEal counties 81 thls Com
IA day % May, 1860 fl " s4i II
@ from the returns made 70 this office.
very i4Ege Minority Of the votes elst We're Gfye1
ieE Y. sqV D. Poisley, Esd and James
3. 49 ISt the oiees Of Governor Iiettofs
10y p9S etnoE And Attorney General,
4, w. Igc1AN A. EAGAls Secretary Of
~, ~ q Virginia, in pbedlenee %
P!9.t ~ ~ lection 8 Of an act 81 the General q
ent,tl gan act elang he manner 81 eS
geiie and e9eetious for certain
" teis Cpmm9nWe % Sse 1a1uaFV Sfsf
4ss4 % make known, ~ thlS ny an
49, ~. a, 1sI.s % Marion county; has
q. county, has been duly elected LIEIr II
and JAMS 9. lFHRGT, IN, 0f Ohio county.
~ 9eea duly elected AfE0EKY q n Z ~. M
ast 5.s e YiEgiuia. = = s ~
y ;i E hand and seal ana yea
!. 1ss-Stdas-N nUQIAE AsHAaANs; tsIk1S1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26
NEW ADVERTISEM,NTS
National Claim Agency.

BRANCH oEfIcE Or nm NATIONAL q an AaENeY.s \
221< 4oxRoE sTRREI, WHEEEIHd, Va. j
FMO!IGE Il hebeby given that Elijah Woods, OF
4N AhFtlnsVillO, Ohio, e appointed our Agent for
Belmont County Tor the eotleetibu oe All elkid1S
against the United States and all Busness entrusted
70 him win receive through us the prORpt aRd peF.
sonqt ahentioR ~ oar WdaStS0tDa Guy house.
The National Claim Agency Of HARvEE, CoL1IHs
BRAes, With which We connected 81 tie most e
leaStFe helise Of tie ktqd IN t5S Uato, and We can
not TOO earnestly urge those who are entitled to
-Afze11s Of ttg, de-. to briRG their claims
g MS who oar whole attention to this business
euG are the onIY persons IN Western Virginia quail.
ned by Warrington City connection Of reputation
to do prompt Justice to our clients.
te26-2tdEtW CARR BROTHERS,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26
lIodern s.oonservatlam.,,

Modern scoRservatIsua.,, q
The Syracuss Journal seems to have a
very just appreciation of what is called
HcOnseryatisms is this day and generation.
1t says: 80.
II Is conservative 70 oppose emaneipas
ton and confscation bills ia Congress eni-
tnently conservative not to hurt the Feb
els much in Sighting them. Il is q CONF
prehensive form Of lconssrTat ista ~ 10 do
nonnce and ridicnle Republican measures
Ito anathematise Rep6 blicani leaders. and
to.ppt forwerd the heldbaek and iragbaeii
erttstoeraey, as the only true repre- sentatfves
and expouents Of the principles Of Amefi-.
can liberty which lisa notable absurdify..
aCopserEatism" has been the enemy ofsliat
man Progress for centuries, aud In church.
aud State has been the shield and support
OF every kind OF oppression and abuse.4
We have learned to hate the word, and
hate and fear the designs of those who use
It wtthsueh JUNCTION aud gravity
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26

Ar LadOga, Indiana, fourteen ladies
whose. s'werSer halves. were in! the. habit
of spending tho much money alta saloon,
went in body to the Objectionable esta6.
lishment, and destroyedi It's contents, smash
ing bottles aud glasses and throwing the
whisky into the gutter, whore It had 90 often
thrown their husbands. The fair distiuc.
tiOnists we're fined one dollar each, which
of cOnrss theirldsjected husbands paid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26

GOD gsarti our dag, and keep each star
Fneh stFips - bright - now thSy WUyOs
Sun makott ISad ear FnnEsin UaEs
8kfII 6ost above each patriots grave
DaIth tostha traitor that would dare
TofFafl it thEOoGh tbs dust Of shamo.
ALI honest hearts It's los will etIAFS
And follow Il 20 Death OF Bame-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26

GES. BrTrER has surprised people in
New Orleans BY providing Tor ths elsSnli-
ness Of the city. He has directed the en-
ploymeat OF scayengsrs at the rate Of so
per dtem-and more if they are worth tt
and the 4iesy4ae approves of 1t. Mean
while, Gen. Shepley is after the contrac-
tors, holding them to their sanitary work.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26
.aiADIHT.

o. wednesday aftktn6Sng q .ths Re, l,Sy
SlegSei llEs Aqlis Dgnls holagei
The friends q t6s fGlisly SFs & MI
to attend The funeral At O'Clock this Afternoon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26
THE BLIEs ARE COmINGI
nEADouARTBRs oAMP oARLIlE, ]

special order No. gu June - lSs2 .
N obedienee TO General Orders, No. IS, from the
Il AdIutAlt Generals oftiee, Washington b. O. All
soldiers in this city and country around who ars not
under treatment in o. s. Hospital are hereby or
dered to report themselves to these headquarters
without delay onpenalty Of being considered de-
sertets In case Of seriout disability fom wounds
OF sickness which may prevent obedience to this re.
pm deian Of good standing, describing his Sase on
which, II sattsfactory the military commander will
grant q written fuFiouEh for not exceeJiua thirty
days, or discharge tho prescribed form Sf ceE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-26
100 soARRIAGEs


J. ~ n. HAYES a. CO 3begs ls1yn u,
to their old custofneTs md No prilic
~ ueiel that they. have NOW On band IN IN
sStfo 100 Carrilgas conS5tiST II Bn-
ssI hoekaWhys, phaAtonS Prince AibeTf6 ton,
~ ~ soP huggtegs al Of which are OF the lSfe5t
I'LL improved patterns and o. the best ma
Ssa4 Ana Wpfkmanships All will be EaFfa1ted to
give me utmost getilEaction. ap2s- amdEw
eale of Land in lIaFsha1l Comfy:
Josiah fhG6tsdl sl,ss Iq, q $ ! = 81.
"a, NJ. In ohanesry. h lie cirenIt Cont
Benls iG Fs Spe for County, virginia.
pEEspanee OF tie decree On the AID ronft made
" tR "a cause OF the Spring Term 1S2 az nd8r-
% the said county az 6I;hS1 will
9Sn HAy Of July, 1862 af t6e t6IIf b6se Ior
10y gtlalt zen " money "a die hiefest
el1 t1e trlct Of land IN tie bin men.
49, es II suMeteney tlier60f to pay the sunl Of
~ S5t ca ana thirty -nine doll and tWentyseV.
~ ~ Atn interest from the frst day OF April,
y, t SsE @ our Lord eighteen hnndred and dhy
cot LIZ d9lllrs aud .hTaeents
SS y tn5 hnit, o Of llii ID.
tits nd the Zee = the Sheriff for making
Ie lhef erlts may b ieESlIy In
q III ~ such Sales Tlisoaid fEaCf 81 iAnd
III ~ bill and proceedings in
naIs Sc 6ns acre aud sbyentssh
ne" on HIGH aid i6Iain R6dd NOW
ises boutded by hnd a jane Wfi ~ ITi,olnaEi
X Snd otteE9 and which YaS conveyed BY aid
soll to sid ohm N Flsof ioSd
AZ - INC day. % April 1855 and TecoISied IN
snS eAerks oiaee Of MaEshAll county, Aforesaid
te480d-d&W EaeFfif- IN ~