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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
rIzFATcHEs Fok TIE Dkr-r EEBEr-
FEDERAI. FORCE IN TEN
NEssEE.
RosECRANs. PLANS.


NJ RFKkEsBoEo.' NOV lTtli.-=Rosecrans ar-
rived at Nashville on the llth, with three di-
visions, making five divisions now there. An
other abolition division is at Bowling Green /:
another at MiteheIsville AID another at Gala
tin. Rosecrahs declares his determination to
sutdue the Southern people as he proceeds
South The alternative win be offered, he
says, Or allegiance to the Union, or be forced
within the Rebel lines. He viii apply the
same law to women, and children. His idea
is to throw an imnense population on the
Soutli. in order to consume what he considers
our limited supply. and thus siarye US into
submission.
A force Of ten thousand abolitionists are
near Lebanon q body Of whom made dasl
into that place on Saturday,, but left after des
trpyipg several houses and plantations in tn,
ghborhood.
Tie enemy made q Reconnaissance in fore,
I'd within four miles Of IAyergnc last night
sRelFng our works as they advanced, their FIR
ing vas dist nctly heard here. They after
wards fell hack TO the Asylum. within 81,
miles Of Nasll lviIle.
C9l- Adam yohnson's 5 cavalry made 4 dasl
into MadisonsyiIIe, Kentacsy ;. last week. kiH
ing forty and ixoundhg one huxdred and eff,
aboIitionists, who fed to the Ohio river bu
were pursued. we succeeded in cspfurin,
tl,rd e steamboats,. am. lrpuslt back fort,
Wagon loads Of army supplies
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LEIPER & MENlFEE. Z.
MAsONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
'LEYE[AND. ITENN.
R.v. }. \. Br.dsl.a.F. Principal.

fteN. j. NJ bradshaw. Principal.
THE next Session Of this Institute viii commence
i on Mpnduy The LIST day OF September next, under
the direction and professorshp Of the Rev Mr. Brad
shaw. who has bf charge of il for the last ten
months.
The Trustees ~ n king this announcement would
most eeperirly pal 10 all ctizeas who have
daughferst ssatS, to send them 10 this nstitetion
AR. IirHdshe~ hss had charge OF the school for the
last months during whicA time he has rendered
ample, and might say universal satisfaction TO the
Trustees. patrons and pupils. There never was bet
ter tine for men educate thef daughters than
money Is plenty -everytbinga flrmer raises bears
two prices and the Tuition ~ this School is the same
thatit was wnen everything was at low figures
What excuse there be now for nah who neg
iecie TO educate his daughterl None. Because here
in Cleveland ht althy locality. have institute
with excellent Tnstrnclo aided b. sufficient corp
oi Assistants, instruct all lwhn may favor il with
their patronage. Let one anf all put their shenlder
the wheel and build up sue SchooIas viii be Of
hI51lculabe benefit rs and anhonor 70 town
We have the building ard We have the Teachers-the
balance deyaves upon rhe people We hope they may
nobly perform shor duty.
The Trustees arc thankful 70 the rizens for The
patronage bestowed upon Mri Bradshaw herelofote
and glad 10 know that nnler his administ tratinn
fbe Institution has not lost any OF the envabIe repn
tatien it sustained In the better days Of the epb
L. y Il
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.FRox Nos THEES yIRdISEA--No Intelligence
was received last evening 70 Justify any specu-
lAtion upon the movements OF or army. we
stu adhere 10 the belief that The programme
df the enehy has been essentially changed {;
Bnt since VIC know that Mcclellan IS 4 eposed
and Burnslde appointed in his stead, We must
patiently await the issne Of events-Burnsidc
bas not the sense Of Mcclellan is more inpet-
tous, and has been fnrlnnate thus far in exc
cutting tho minor moves upon the board but II
would not surprise Us if, when set to direct
the movements Of 4 great army. he should
turn out to lie as ineihrient as Pope. and IN
his turn be set aside 10 give place 70 somebody
else We think there is nothing in the present
aspect Of affairs TO discourage our people, but
every thing 10 make them redoubie their ener-
gies, and exhibit to the foe an unal;erable de-
termination to deserve ant conquer a peace.
-Ricltmsad IRtig l4th.
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MIsCELLA n b oIU s.
To the Farmers of East tennessee.

~ eAl1 dAAAOLo VI 6dYIf ACuHcoocc
OUR armies need al the Hogs and Cattle you can
- iatten and liberal prices will be paid for pork
Hogs, Beeses and Corn.
have been assigned 10 the purchase of hogs
beeves corn dc.,-in East Tennessee aud will appoint
sufficient number of agents 70 assist me and drine
their territory, and Twill in due time ppblsh their
names.
have determined to nuke prices "unifnrm. and
liberal and nope every hog in East Tennessee s,iita-
lie for pork. will be fattened.
Ny Office fer the present, Is Atlanta Cav III re-
10 Knoxville Letters addressed 10 me n
either point willie attended to-
5. FEcudMIYGs.
ernsntf MajorIsnl q. - 8. A.,
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NEGRO MISSING.

A EEGBo servant ramed William or viii. h-lorg-
"A Ing =, APT. w. A. Goodman. of General Chalk
mers' STAT, Nihers pirisihn Of Gen. Rr-gg's army,
Was lef, IN the Of the adut near Sparta Tennes
see the time of It's advante early In SEPTEMBER
when last heard frofn be was coHplap ing # Illness
will psy liner-l reward 9r any information in re-
gard ts tbe whereahuts of <aid servant his de
livery 10 the stAuhsrn Enpkess Agent az chati anos
"a Said negro = ahut - yearS old. teet 10 inch
es high, d4fk complexion s1d likely.
novs- 2us v: GOODMAN.
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DRUGS ] DRUGS DRUGS !

fTaIIuSE wishing anything nj the ab ve line wi Il
lind il mnch their advantage TO call at the o.
I'D nf B- =. Tuttwhere they can be Supplied with
ru-1 Heticies usually kept In Drug Stores, at
prices suit the times.
just received. large supply bf chpice cigars and
tohaccn. ID. McCORKTsEs
octe1-Im r.
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Personal.

The editor of the Rebel holds himself indebt-
ID to some charming ladies' of Ringgold. Ca,
for delightful visit day before yesterday
Gen. Preston Smith. has been quite III at the
Central House in this pIlacc. for several days.
Captain Albert Roberts, popularly known as
;-JoIln Happy" is in town.
We are graiiied 10 learn that the wounds Of
Mqj Strange. A. A. G. ip General Forrest are
in rapid convalescence.
Maggie Mitchell. thht little favorite of the
Southern boys, Ear-is1sred in days gone by, is
stu alive and kidlsi6gEAup Northl To do her
justice hOwever, it is taid she is still i.full Of
tie Tarsn South
The Mobile papers announce that Brig. Gen
John Il. Forney. comniander of the military
district of Mobile. has been promoted to the
rauk OF Major-G eheral
InF FEsEE AT WIIssIxGTos- Under the inl
linencc Of sfrosty nigl +. tsse yellow fever IS
grad naily. sabsiEiins il Wilmington. ~. cl
There we're FIVE pew d4FeS on Sunday Ipst, and
four intefments.
Fl Humphrey Pe5ton ,Synn. son Of Sen wal
ter Gwynn, was killed in skifnnish. near
Mzrtiusburs. on the 10Th of October last.
A locomotive boiler exploded in Florence, S.
e.. on Saturday last, killing Jno. Kirby. Mich
ael Murphy, and negro fireman.
A clergyman has administered the following
warning to cringIine 1carcrs: L Let women be
ware while putting oil their profuse and ez-
pepsive attire. how barrow are the gates ol
paradise"
The Oregon Legislature has memorizlized
Congress Tor arms anl munitions Of war TO d.
fend the State in case Of need. aud for an iron
clad at the mouth of the Columbia.
An individual recehily claimed a certificate
of exemption on the ground that a large wal
on his nose obstructed his sight
SOMETHING Is THx lvIsD.--The New York
papers have ihe following paragraph from
Washing gtoD--perhaps nothing more than SEN
sasion story
The air is pregnart with rnmeTs Of Military
and cabinet changesIs II is Lelieved that de-
cisions of more ultimate importance Than an y
yet made In the course OF the war. have been
arrived at and viii 10 azaoansed IL lore tbe
md of fhir week
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STRAYEn AWAY

r-1ROM the dept nf tho Nashville and Chattanooga
t RaiIrosd On saiurday Tie Sih inst. BAY MARE
ahnaf isi hands ah one hnj foot white years old
with naturally nickFd tail. When said ariuai brnke
looee she CARVED with herthe remnants ,f bride
and Also had an an English saddle. salts bic reward
viii he paid r tie recovery OF said mare and her de-
2'''-.y RHLYTLE.
nals lvs sBFgron C. s. A
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~ There vas grand trotting match on
the fashion Course. Long Island a few days
hgo. between Rockingham and Gen. Butler
Purse. 81 900. mile heats. best three IN fre.
-Four heats were run, anS the race was won
by Rockingham Time: 2:26 II; 2.22 II:
7;22 = and 2.23 II
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Telegraphic messages are now passed direct
between New York and san Francisco. with
put repetition The distance is three thoa-
sand FIVE hundred miles, the longest electric
circuit ever worked
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

II u. l. KENNEDY. at the old stand Of W. r. Ken
nedy. will be pleased inset his friends and custem-
era as heretofore in the above liue of business
Physirians prescriptions carefully prepared. 6c..
Re. N. IT,. KENNEDY,
nct2f-fm e(Sgn of tie Golden Hortar.)
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sas- Rrovost Marshal Peden is sinsi,sg a
new version Of Coming thro' the Rye. by
the confscation of a large number Of barrels
OF the spirit of iye. This may be said to IL
inftrate the spirit. without the melody of the
OLD song.
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COOP HAuL.-Nlajor Y-ASDrII. PATTON Of the
Charter Masters Department. {. s. A.. recent
" brought to this place. from Huntsville. fifty
thousand yards Of heavy 0snaburgs, being
part of the stores, captured from the enemy at
Ifwreneebnrg. Tenn. 81 valuable an ar ic.e
at this time will be most acceptable.
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~ Advertisements not marked on copy for
specified time will be pablished one moth, and
charged according To the above rates.
SrsctkL SnTIcKs charged ane price and half.
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Rates CT Advertfs,.in,e.

Rates CT Advertising
One square Of Tx LIKES or Icss one insertion.
81 90 and 80 cents for eash subsequent insertion
less than mouth.
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TERMs AoF fUITIoN.

In the Ornamental Eerart1nent fall provision Eil
he mf de. of che ordinary pridrs.
The rule of Ia yment one half In advance the te~i
by the middle of the term.
Board be had in gsod families. and at conven
lent boarding houses kept puDosIv tor young ladies'
The price at hoard including sishts and c Is notto
rexeeed 81 so per week. q. ". PARKS
AuG9-tf S4eret4ry and Treasurer.
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Pipes. Smoking t& Chewing cbacco,
ORGANS x sNUFIr. alt ofstbe finest fnaiiiys-
- Aso many other aities In varioqs lines Of trade
set30-im BEN EEAEE,
(Wesi side Aakke ST., Cbzftanooga =
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THE DAILY REBEL.

J rR II q 9 I.B I. III i.
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- The Casa must accompany All orders for the
paper Shnp aSters Of private persons willTeceiye
NO attention. Therefore such shnpasters had better
mos be sent 10
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RATLROAD FARE

OK CENTS PER MILE is the regular fare on this
- ruad aud all persons getting ON the ears without
tickets will be charged at that rate The duties OF the
Conductors ~ look after the comfort of passengers
and the safety OF trains. aud not 70 collect Fare.
Passengers who will cnnply With the rules of the
Road and Irrhase tTkets crn procure them at about
FIVE CENTS PER, NILE.
Soldiers travelling Furnugh viii be charged only
HALF FARE. provided they ptocure tickets. This
rule applies a. but private- And ssioned
officers II. CtJACKS0N.
Snpt Fast Tenn 4 Georgia Railroad.
Knoxville. Ortol,eE IS SCI. novl0-ln
LEIPER & MENlFEE,
rReDrcE DEALEks md
COMMISSION MkkcHAsrs.
MrsFREEsnoRo+ TESS.
Oct. 18th. 1897 y
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
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nrADQrA1ERs cnArrANoooA,
80 oaDER.

The rooms occupied by the. ladies Relief
Society Of Ringgold Gh.. must not he taken
ffotn them for Governments use. Their nj ission.
lleing one OF charity tolour suffering soldiers,
they should receive every assistance ana pro-
lection That can be rendered.
.1E BY order Of
III B. IT. HELM
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,It0 Eay ths least q il, deciaedly disrespect-

tpl-
BzowELow on LIKcpLN's EMANCIPATION PRosrA-
NafIos--HE GOES FOR ExTERnIsxTIos-HE
NboRsEs TIE PRDcLAMATI0S.
But we are now IN the midst of rebellion
and our business now is 10 fight our way out
Gift 10 a peace. ] am an advocate to-liight-
not hecause am away from Southern danger.
for what was there am here tonight and
what am here / will be there If / ever live TO
Set back again-I am an advocate of coercion
ip this war [Applause.l / am the advocate
of subjugation, If ron please TContinued ap-
planFe.] ] 60 beyond that am the advocate
Of determination. Tremendous applausel I
say prosecute The war nntilve exterminate the
Whole race. and then call upon God in prayer
topeople that country with better~breed Of
d4gS Great applause and cheers there
fore endorse the proclafDRhon. lGreat ap-
plause- IT is necess ary. it is constitutional
and right. ] say cosfscate everything they've
got Emancipate their negroes and drive the
last sconDarel of the rebels down into the
Gulf ofMexicoSas the devil did the hogs into
tbe1Sea-
II The Parson lies under Misrepresentation
lhdHe. Tie devil has not yet driven aRthe hogs
l|iutb The sea--else the Parsrn would not now
lte Feguliug The a1olinOmisis with his dirty pa.
llaser,
After censrlaining ilat there is class Of
mch in tie North. in sympathy with the rebel
liof. the Parson winds up with the declaration
lthst+
TIEf WFsT WANTS TO CONE ~ WITH THE soUIiIERs
Il coSFEDEEaer.
Il There is n deep policy. an internal scheme
NOW on foot all over the Northwest 10 transfer
tie Northwestern country 10 the Southern Con
fcdetacy.if If fhey can do 50 by and by. The,
are in alliance with item and want TO transfer
Sdu 10 tic Southern CcIliederacy if they car
gain their independence.
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MORE IRox cLADs FOX THE YkNkEEs
Tie Yankees arc determined 10 IA re
ironiclsd navy \ dispatch IRON Wash Inc
says:
The Government is not asleep to the neces-
sity of preparing for the coming struggle for
tie projection Of our coasts and commdrco on
the high stas- now filsraIered by British built
neii-of-var sailing under the rehel tag. One
OF moro iron-clad steamers are - con
s,rtcted. Of about 800 tons burd iiudire
machinery. with masts, sflrs and bolts Of iron
and other equipments netesE ary Tor an tsfficien
cruising ship-of-waF- Bids viii bniy be re
eeiyed kron partis-s knorn 10 DC able ;o exc
cute the work = Each vessel 70 be delis slered a
specified Navy Yard On the Atlantic coast-
FEARS OF NonGsS IL KExrucKT.
A correspondent writing from Owe4sboro'
Keatukcy. Of the doings Of John Morgan
says
On Saturday evening. the stores were Al
closed and business entirely suspended. ans
the people were aruning as they best 9nId q
resist the attack Of tbs enemy
4 courier had arrived in the afternoon
bringing the information that Morgan was %
possession Of Hartford. Ohio CO unity. only
twtnty-two miles from 0wensb0ro'. with be-
tween one thonsard and fifteen hundret men
where, il was said. he would be joined by Z
petitions Of Johnson's grsrrillas Tor . raid
upon Owensborc'.
This information caused The most intense
extifefnsnf AZ O.rei,sboro. which place is but
pobrlr defsndel. tho troops there being armed
With old muskefs. which are deemei next
him 10 uortlsss. and which are little servics
against the ngunted gueTillas.
the citizens Of Owensboro expected an at
tack IL any moment. and IN the event OF It's
capture the tplcls declare tleir intention %
be to move a. once uron ETansvi-ie ard cap
lute tat city.
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IapltS' soI.Drk RELirr AsspeM1Ios. OF
RFSceeE.u, GA.-TIle following ordcr Of Gen.
Helm secures from seizure the roQm Of this
Association
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FROM RICHMOND.

RrcrrNoSD. Nov. ia report reached Fred
ericksburg last night. that the Yankees were
again advancing on that place to reoccupy it.
IA fonse1nenre of which. Quantity Of manu-
faciured tobacco btionSirs Ito merchants was
destroyed This thorifns the apprehension
and excitement among Tie people increased
aud large numbers left town. The mail train
which lclt about noon. and arrived here at five
p'cIeck. brou eht down number &c refugees.
AT the time Of their departure the enemy had
not appeared hut we're bel eved to be within
Fifteen miles. various exlr4vagan: rumors in
relation to this affair have b cen circulated here
to Hay.
Gen Gusiavus " Saith commanding tl,is
department., has been appointed Secretary ol
War al inierips.
The latest from Fredericksburg says the en-
eniy are on the opRosits side Of the river. Ansi
skirmisIiing was going on all day The enemy
has been helh in check tlius far
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Eorthern News.

RIruMoxnl NOV. ls.-1Nlorthern papers Of
the l4th and l5sh. fl,r ilish additional items Of
interest.
Gcn1 HalIeek visited warFenton on thef2lh.
and was particularly received bH-shc officers
of the army. -
Gov Morgan and Collector Barny visited
Washington tolrHge adequate and immediate
pIotectior,<{or New York harbor. The re
qhisite orders xerc issued
~~fThe draft in Wisconsin was resisted in
Ascenkec county BY mob. who destroyed tho
draft box and rolls. and attacked the private
residences ofseveral prominent citizens.
Gen. McClelIsniis proposed for the vacant
sknatorshipiin New Jersey compliments
RI dinner viii be rendered him in New York.
A temporary FIVE per cent loan of twelve
dflIions is asked for by Chase, and has i cen
filed up by the New York banks. and nearly
the whole paid in
Ii is reported that Chase hastcned this ne
gotiation because Of demands upon the govern
rent BY Eurppean po%eF, which might lead
;b grave eeInrIiostioas.
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The air IS pregnant with rnmers Of military
and cabinet changes- II IS believed that de-
cisions Of more ultimate imports1llcs lltan an
yet made in the course OF the war. have been
rived at, and viii 10 arao;nsed ~ fforei the
end OF this week.
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soxKrHIxo Is THx svrsD.-- The New York
papers have The following paragraph from
Washington--perharsn nothing more than \ SEN
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D. H. II ELM.
Brig. GenI, Commanding District.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-03
Legal Notice.

The Stateof Ohio, Monroe Gosnly, Pro-
bate Court. Petition to Sell Land to
Pay De6s. -g,sss..-s.-zs
william Henning, Administra.or Of William
Adams, Deceased. Plainti1.
szs ssaa = against ssi sNlss
Margaret Cleveland and lsr husband Timothy
ssea Cleveland, ct al, Defendants. sssa..
- ACHEL ADAMS, Cathafine Adsma,
n Mary Adams, Elixabsth Adams and
Agnes Adams,s infants and heirs OF Wiliiam
Adams, deceased, Of Washington County.
Pennsylvania. You are hereby informed that
on the a23rd dsy of July, A. D. 1854, said
AduiAisfrsior fled his petition in the Pfv-
late Court Of Monroe County, Chic, the OBJ
jeot and prayer of which petition Is to OBJ
tain an order that Margaret Cleveland Of Aon-
roe County, Ohio, and her hasband Timothy
Cleveland Of Noble County, Ohie, may be ad-
Judged to execute and deliver general war
ranty deed. conveying to the said heirs Of the
said William Adams, deceased, in fee siMpls
for the following prssaises, situate In Monroe
County. Ohio. and bonudsd and dascribsd as
follows, to wit:
Beginning sixteen and twe-tsnth polss west
of the south vest corner Of section nnmbsr
eighteen, township seven, thence west sixtssn
poles, thence north one and eight tenth poles.
IIncuC0 0Oltn YAK bAE0S eAS8 Ooo Q4Ds<VA88s
poles, thence north 6fty-six degrees east nins
and seven tenth polss, thence south eight and
four tenth poles 10 the place Of beginuing
containing sixty -four perches.
In pursuance Of . verbal ceutsxet of sals d
said premises, entered into By and. bstwses
tho said Margaret Cleveland with ths seQui
esceDce Of her said husband Timothy Cfsve
land In the spring 81 1859 or 1860, part o.
| the one part and william Adams, deesaasd, %
the other part; for the sum Of fourteen dol
lars, payahld ~ follows, In work - housl
carpenter, said premises being tbs sole and
ssparals property, Of the said Margaret Cisvs
land, and under which vsrhsfeontrset ef sal,
Of said premises said William Adams, dscsas
cd went into possession thereof, and mad
lasting and valuable Improvements thereon
and with which said verbal contract Of sail
Of said premises ssid William Adams, dsoeaa
led, has fully eompiisdaon his part: and sh,
farther object and prayer pf ssida petition I
to obtain ans orisr owshss isth day soe Sep
tsnber a. d. leaa, from ssaid Prohatss0ouf
for the sale of the above described prsmise
Together with the following rsal ssta&ss {of =
/ Of Hbich the said William Adsms, died sejssdi
or 80 much thereof - may BE- nsosnoAIy.
pay the debss OF said dsseassd - vic
] i sCommsnciug for the same ~ . stake six
teen and two.teush reds 9est ttaak the nortl
! east corner Of section ssyeAtsen. sthencesvsf
lthirty-two reds and four tsnths Of q rod 81,
saaks on the north line Of said ssCtios, shsae
soush swsntyininss rods aaA sixst&ntkg tel
stake, theurs east -thisty-two -spdA and .fnus
tenths Of rod to . stake. thepcs NORTH twsp
ty-nlps rods and feur-tsnths 81 8 fodto ~
/ plaoss Of hseipnings containing aix snrss,T mon
or lea. end fog other snd fsskhAe relisf.f +
4 tse,4f @Rlta.IAM sHEnNIRlGs AAaatr.s
l. N. ~. Qrxr.~ - - N "a nurrurr