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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-17

COPPER CoATIYG Iron THE Monitors,
now in course Of construction, have one
weak point, Notwithstanding the uniyer-
sal faith in their invulnerability. Water
will do that which hostile shot cannot;
il will slowly but surely eat IFS way
through the iron plates which compose
the hull so as TO fatally weaken or de-
stroy them ultimately. A method Of
copper coating these plates has been de-
vised, however, which seems 10 afford ef-
fectual protection from corrosion. Cop
per is fused and heated 1000 degrees,
when the iron plates, which are TO be
coated, are plugged into il, and kept
there until they are nearly white hot.
Then partial fusion between the two
metals takes n ace, and the plates, when
withdraw, are Iouni TO be much more
ellectually coated than is possible by the
galvanic process which has hitherto been
employed. The seyerest test which il
has been possible 20 make of iron thus
heated have proved tina, il is perfectly
protected from the action Of the water,
and as the cost OF coating is compare
lively small, il would seem ss thogEh the
Government must follow the example of
private builders, and adopt this method
with the Monitors now in course Of con
siuction
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The Fort Pitt Works al Pittsburg, Pa
are turning out the immense l5-inch
guns now at the rate of three week.
These guns weigh each, in the rough,
about 10000 pounds, and apart from the
difficulty of casting, the labor Of hah0-
ing, turning and finishing such mass
Of metal is immense. There are four Of
these guns now in the lathes, and by the
time these are out others will be ready
Z, take their places II is the intention
10 turn out three week for the balance
Of the year. They are intended for the
new Monitors, and are the most iormid-
able of their character in che world.
ARRANGEMENTS are now in progress Tor
casting 2O-inch gun, This latter gun
will throw ball Of 1000 pounds, and 10
expect q 20 have a range Of -four miles.
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The Chippewa Warriors.

We noticed the arrival yesterday of a
party Of fifty Chippewa braves, who
came down upon The imitation Of the
Governor, with the understanding that
their services would be accepted against
the Sioux. We learn that General Pope
refused TO accept their aid, upon grounds
Of public policy, or 10 give them coun-
ell.
At noon, yesterday, the Cbippewas ap-
peared in front Of the Capitol, for the
purpose of having council with the
Governor. They sat down in circle,
and after planting the American flag in
the centre of the circle, they lighted their
pipes, and awaited the arrival of the
Governor, who soon appeared and
through an interpreter, told them that
the great war chief,n sent on by the
Great Father at Washington, was busily
engaged in fitting out war parties OF
whites against the Sioux, that lac was
unable to attend to the Chippewas now,
and could not spare time 20 give them a
council; but, if their services were here
after required, he would lose no time in
giving them information of the fact.
he complimented them for their general
good conduct, alluded to the indiscretione
of their young men, and said that the
hands of the Chippewas had never been
Redeemed with white blood--and much
of the same sort, which was we'll receiv
ed, Judging from the many cough! ough
oughs!' of thepaFty. He also told them
that they should start for home the next
morning, and would be carried a portion
Of the way in the fire-wagon (the cars)
and in the mean time they must get Their
bellies full. The last proposition was
greeted with a general tough" all round
the circle.
Several of the principal chiefs ther
arose, and stepping forward, shook hand:
with the Governor, each making a few
remarks, showing their approval of bis
good words" and their desire to fight
the Sioux, mingled with polite hints thai
they wanted their annuities promptly
because their women and children ofer
suffered hunger by the usual DELAYS
They appear to be very friendly to the
whites, and not at all displeased because
their service against the Sioux are not
required.-S. Paul Pioneer, Sept. 25th.
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Justices Court.

1ohN BROWNE, Plth,) In suit before g. NJ
vs.. l SOuthgate "a I,stic. az Iaaca
A. FnIsE, Deft for Davidson County, Tenn
The plaintiff, John Browne, in this action having
obtained an Attachment against the defendant, A,
fIse, ana issued 70 Constable John d. Cover and re.
turned by him, levied ON sundry arteles of cbattles
belonging to the defendant; and on motion Of plain.
tln u appearing TO the satisfaction of said Justice
1hut inc deiendant Is nonresident of the State OF
Tennessee II is ordered that publication be rnnde for
loI successive weeks In n newspaper published ia the
CITY Of Nashville called the "Union,n warning the
geleh9ant TO appear before said Justice on the 18th
day Of September, 1862, and plead answer or demur
70 SAID attachment otherwise the case will be set
down for trial OK parto on that dav
G. NJ. SOUTHGATE, JP.
August 7th, ls62-itw prs fee, $500.
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IMPORTANT MINERAL DIsCovERY.-C G.
H. Hitchcock, State Geologist, has writ
ten letter to Governor Washburn, in
which lac states he has found an mex
haustible mine of iron orc in Aroostook
county, which is very valuable for COW
ering gunboais-iron made from it being
stronger and not so easily penetrated by
cannon balls as iron made from ordinary
ore. He says:
The importance attached to this local
ity arises from the quality of the iron
produced from it, For ordinary purpo-
ses / would not urge the matter upon
your special attentions but at the pres
ent time, regard the development of this
iron ore a matter of national importance,
and the results of its development may
form an era in our naval warfare second
only to the production of our iron gum
boaes
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-17

BlackWood's Magazine for September
contains an over strained laudatory no.
tice of president Jefferson Davis" in
which the fact is totally ignored that ia
1851 be ran as the Reputation candi-
date for Governor of Mississippi rud
was defeated. This omission must
have caused the bones Of Sidney smith
10 rattle in their coffin -LOaf J0prU0i
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$50 REWARD

ESCAPED From THE TENNESSEE pENT.
The name Of WILLIAM SEWARD. Said seward q
about twenty Eve years Of age Ave feet ten inches
hlgh and weighs one hundred and thirty two lbs.
has SLACK Hair-park Skin and Blue Eyes, and ID
apprehension aud delivery to me or his confinement
IN any jail 30 that may get him
JAMES CAVERT
YELLOW Agent Tenn Penitentiary
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ASTETAW CREEK, near which the great
battle of Wednesday, Sept l7,was fought,
is tributary Of the Potomac, running
through Washington county, Maryland.
The name is pronounced as though spelled
An-tee- tam, with the accent on the Sc
csnd syllable. hreRapge.
The forces engaged nthat battle are
known as the AntsQiers.
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The Lancaster (Penn) Union, pub.
lished at the home of the ex-President
learns that Mr.. Buchanan had subscribed
one thousand dollars to the fund of the
Breckenridge Democracy, in Pennsyl-
yania, Louisville Journal
A few weeks ago this same ex- Presi-
dent subscribed one hundred dollars to the
fund for sick and wounded soldiers. The
Cincinnati Enquirer says; "If Mr. BU-
cHANAN were now President the country
would be enjoying peace and prosperity"
Party first always with such men. The
country is only an organization for the
benefit of the party, and its preservation
is desirable only so far as il promotes
the interests of the party.
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Situation Wanted.

A SITUATION IL AN ACADEMY OR CoUN-
uy school, as Teacher Of the English branches
come South.
Nashville, Tenn. "''
Lexington, Ky. ang17-9oyS
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Aew advertisements.
GnAK WANTED.

WANTED TO HIRE, GOOD COOK, WASH.
w er and Irouor, fr small family. To one
paid.
Apply at No 20 College street fOcl8Iw
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160 KEGS ASSORTED NAILS
lOU 40 COILS ROPE
100000 lbs ASSORTED BAR AMI SHEET IRON.
1000 lbs. ASSORTED SHEET COPPER.
For sale by VIM LYON
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Sherif's Sale.

{ ~ THURSDAY, THE 23rd DAY OF OCTOBER
~ loos' VIII expose at Public sale, TO the highest
loh, on south Market street. the following articles
tO-Wit 0''
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Twenty-one Ten Dollar BILLS.

S0reenhaeksl numbered az fellows. viz Os5e7 eas
w to9 Wv 09l5i 0g299; 5l3; $50 7O5ls 7ss
l5so2 76sII I7ss9 1913 79i2O; sa355 DISCS,
q ! a. e4OOl $780, 5o4Gi .; AN sea: 40
6oitl ol3i 90 6l493; G2203 g; n: 6lg: 0st
er for 1888 -'''i 'ou0h-
a liberal Reward will be given by the owner for
tne return Of the money any portion OF n 10 mo
Ca.oa Office Nashville, Tenn
Vo'lo-J1 b. LAsK.
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ROBRERY.

TAKEN BY THE GuERRTlLAs, FROM THE
= subscriber, near Springfield Tenn on wodnes-
day last the sch inst.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17
General Pogram..

Among the killed on the National side, at the
late bloody victory In Tennessee, was Acting
Brig. Gen. William Pegram. He was brother
Of Robert Pegram, commander of the Nashville,
who has rendered his name forever infamous
Though born in Virginia, he had resided for a
number Of years In Kentucky, and Was never
seduced from bis loyalty by the Door sophisms
that led his brother into treason. From thefirss
be was staunch loyallst, raising regiment of
cavalry, which was in the engagement at Pitts
burg Landing, and has now offered up his life in
defense Of the country against which his broth
er has lifted up traitors hand. There is Ger.
tainly no feature of the present war 30 tragic
as when brother is thus found arrayed against
brother; but It should teach foreign critics, who
magnify the unanimity Of sentiment at the
South, how baseless Is the claim that the rehell-
Ion against the Union is founded on any deep or
universal conviction a. 80
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SIX DOLLARS PRRYF9R.
Invariably in Advance
Z Legal Notice. Adsa0aT
{ Deyic FINLEY yr., admir- on >.
David smiley, ST., PlAntlG "a the Probate Oourtoa

| David tmley Jr., admir- on =, .
Sgsus. r'lDu u'l' HfsDEiin ccSDt y'ss.@ 0s.@s
MARIA SMILEY others, DsPt Petition % sslI isnds.
l. Am epTSFaha M SMILEY and sARAa ANN .uoWe
S,nD, Iendenh Of Mclean county flil1oIs 1.Ss--
e.orsa aassdsst o. ls city 81 Phiadsfpbs. ~. sss
ieisndsots 10 .sS .ssasss os,a e EQUITY os
w ssEs n, notice that Apr4 1900 tbs
Snnin ScsptS nlsa ss petition e he Probate Court 81
petition 70 obtain ordsr for tha oI which
doWerof said Maria Smiley, widow of AID svs t1eD
sr deceased and for the sale Of he foilovipS
hso ~ xSob he s s,d ICun o. sankn, sPd etsie Of
Or 90 much thereof as may be neeesSSry q pss ~" ass
OF said deoedent, to witt rarf - - " ~ '"s essv
the whole Of Military Survey No saa fot 81 sctsI.
or, BY patent dated oot.sIS Ie5o ali Ss,vss ,.E ~
Ionnded upon warrant No. ooo and Conveyed ~ IS-s5
sMmley, M rr, y Jsmea Taylor and wife by thsir 49,
"a & IN %, Icse' as appears Of record 10 Book Me-
FnnEiin oonn,~ u, IN tno hecorders Office Of ssdl
Also, tiAc. Of 20 acres, situate In sad
vniI cSnveyeo % sald David Smiley trt by, John
record in Book No. II pages COZ and 00S AZ "
~ rseos OF sad Franklin county ana parouIsyi. ~
'cIpea py metes and bOnuds therein. y,
oS,. .racs o. acres situate in d franklin cos
hoEaId and vile, b. deed dated September Is isg
On record 10 Book No. pages l0l and loQ of The 49,
esoybsS Ss1us h 2. ssa sraDkln county, and parclsIy
'syIiOeo ~ metes sud bounds the REIN 3llT- SffJt
AIse. tract OF 20 acres, situate In said IN
y, Vno, conveyed to the iaid David sniiiey, sriby
o snideE and wife, BY their deed dared Febrary T.
ine record Of deeds In said srabsI countv nnd s,,s
'asy described by mote ard booDds therein. ! -.
hne sso cause will be for hearins IN said probat ft
." '0e i1'n day Of hey, 1862 T1la5 ~ % frf1ls
AdwiDstrator Of David smiley, e., ssc1iissd OIL
mnenT z aPAREow, Attorneys,
April ., le6e-Haw 80
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Sherif's Sale.

-. - 5I,,,1,S ~, Common Pleas ao.fao .aT 1.
RY VIHTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDH,
~ % me directed, from the Court Of Common Pleas 3
laaklin county Ohio Twill offer for sale at the door
ns Court House In the city Of oolumbus, on "
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1862
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a N. and clock D. m
The following described propefy, situate ths count
n estate Of James o, Mccoy IN In lot No. 4lQ ID ~,
city i ooumbal In said county, his estate being the re
msinqer u re- after e ermipaon Of the life ssiate d
and the estate 4 eaid James Mccoy IN ssid estate Be-
pg The same which Was devised 70 hin hT said Robert
Mccoy IN hs last viii and testament Ehoh d 81 record
"A Hfanhlin county: Ohio, Probate couft. e -
= ApDnatfeoNt - OU0, Ai tHEHf Htlaf pll .HHt (
Printers fees $3.50. -,s--,rN -
marl6dit&Wtd. ''ks
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N o TIcE

' IsSI' sSsinSt 'f'} Ohio. Common Pleas Of Ftssk
AIanson Reed. lin county. 8 !. &. 3 --sss
LtNSON REED WILL TAwrswa,.s
"A TlOE, that Isaac Rosenfell, Jr OF &c. Louis
NO.. 3D. on The 9ist day Of March, 1862 Ole his nett
on N the Court Of Common Pleas for Franc Iin couq
mat the said Reed indebted 70 him on acooat for
rent o. house In the suu Of BIS with My
ooi ana for si75 With interest from Aug. 2d,le6l
llo 70 with int rest from Reb Cd 1851 and pTayiue
Ior IN hs favor agaost said Reed for eaid
several sums and Interest, and for 40 ofder OF st,ac
spIeer and answer said petition on or before tne rd
SstuIday after the 9Th day Of May. 1863 sr5I -ilT
#t ...... gRAHofs CoLL1Ns,
Atty for PLAINTIFF
1eASo 'V-"V" +-. . ~ n-ra lg.1-s-.
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Sheriff s Sale.

VIM. D. Dug N--ls 1la
". ) Conn mon plaaa p. -
.. O. Preston OF si,>
PIX VIhTUE OF AN ORDER OF sag
70 me directed from the court OF Oomu1ou Pleas ~
srankLn County, Ohio, will offer for sale "a he
oooI OF the Court aOuSs In the city Of oolum6us %
Monday the Slss day Of April, A. d. 1860,
at ono o'clock, n, the following described real e.
Ohio. TO Wit "N~ 0'e'' W
Lots numbered sixty seven and sixty nine o7 and 0o
N tne village Of snsdesvlle beug the same ,hss wsfe
conveyed to said Solomon c. Preaton by Ipasc Deuns
and lie BY desd dated ssptembsr 5 III lsSo - -
APpraised sV-Lot No. 81, $3.50 90,
I" a co. $50 co. s, b
-...,-- GEORGE ". HUFFMAN eheEta
Printers tsss-S4SO - D'TU"'
mario-ltd&wtd -
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Major Edwards of the nineteenth
50 KfIlad

A dispatch Was received at Warren on Sun.
day announcing that Major Timothy D. Ed.
wards Of the 18th Was killed at the battle of
Pittsburg Landing.
The same diapatch said that Company c,
Captain StrattoD, had no casualties. The 18Th
is commanded by COL Beatty; Lieut.. Col. Hol-
lingsworth.
The dispatch was received during hours of
religious service, and was read In the church
The announcement produced intense excite
ment, which was greatly heightened by the fact
thas the betrothed Of Msjcr Edwards was IN the
church, and on the reading Of the dispatch faint.
cd and was carried from the House, Clepsland
Herald. 7'2Hfffor''T
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Master Commissioners Sale.

George Q. Osborn
Samuel L.. Lingo ct all +. 0,r.I-
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed nom the Superior Court Of FRANKLIN
County, Ohio, win oeF for SALE at the door Of M
Court House, IN the city Of Columbus, Ohio, on >
Saturday, the 18Th day Of April, A. D. 1862
at ono o'clock P. NJ. the following described real estate
situate In the county Of Frankln and State Of Ohio
to witt q ID "a. sd ~ t'-- n = >
certain piece Of land In section two Cy), township
two %, range seventeen (l7. United gtstss Miiltary
land eommsncing IN the center Of Plank road ,xy feeI
0 south OF the N d. corner OF lot decided from D. l..
Westsrvelt to Peter Hamon; thence g. with sad road
twelve ros I'D and some links to George etoners line
thence y. thify.one rods (3 and thirteen and half
feet thence n parallel with sAid road sixteen rods
l6) thence wes to the place Of begoning II being the
name thrss aores % decided from u. Westerven 10 g.
j.. Lingo. except Traction B4 feet wide on the N W
corner and known lot No. one Of the subdivision in
The sbove described three acre piece sSa :, :
Appraised st--Lo,s Nos; 3 4, and S, $50 90 eaSh. .
Z ,l3sfe Lot No, Sand house, 0I75 90, . Sl5s
aysu 81 9Ti4 The one sare lot. 4 1890 ~
III ~ giiaiQ.v a 3 q. w. HUFFMAN. sheriff,
d ,,s.,...,,' y, Il ~ and Master Commi,sioner,
Wnson q BusnAm, Attys 60 < -
~ PrinterS fesB Is Co., &8l&a1-g rl FfaG
uehiS-Wtd 3ei,lEsi $40 hlg ,riaass "a s
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ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,

6IOUD LILLE TEST UF YEARS,
And grows moro and mere popuIa,
every day!
And testimonials, new, and almost without number
might be given from ladies ad gentlemen In ali Erade
Of pooiay, whose united testimony none couH TaaIrt
that Prof. Woods hair Restorative Will reStore the bsd
and g and preserve ths hair Of the youth 70 od
Battle Greek, Moh Do. SIst, isEe.
PRoy. WooDs Thee wilt pIeass aocept lima toInfo,
thee that the hair on my head eli fell OF over twenty
years ago, caused By complicated chronic disease al
tended with an eruption on The head. A continual
course Of suffering through life having reduced ma 10
sate Of dependence, have not been able to OBTAIN st
for caps neither have been able to do them up In oon
sequence Of which ny head has suffered extremely from
cold. This Induced me e pay Briggs q Hodges almost
Hair Restorative, about the first Of August last Ihave
faithfully followed the directions The bald spot n now
covered with hair thick and black, though shsrt, It
also coming In all over my head. Feeling confident
that another large bottle would restore It entirely
and permanently, feel anxious to perseyerye In ia use
and being destitute OF means 10 purchase any more
would ask thee thee wouldst not DO willing to eend s
an order on thine agents for bottle and receive 10 thy
ief the scripture dsclaraton reward Is to thcss
that are kind TO the widow and the fatherlsss. -
Thy friends SUsANNAH KIRBY,
~ Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana, Feb. Sth, isSo
=pRoP. o. J. WooD; Dsdr Gr:-In The latter psrt os
the year 1859. while attending the State md National
Law School OF the State OF New York. my hair from
cause unknown % me- commenced falling O very rap.
idly, 20 that In the short space Of six MONTHS the whole
upper part Of my scalp was Almost entirely bereft OF il
covering, and much % the remaining portion upon the
eide and baoA part Of head shortly ster became Rrsy
on my return to the Stats Of indiana my more cssusi
acquaniances we're not 20 much at loss to Discover The
cause Of the change in my sppearahcs, ~ my orv inti
~ once nande application 70 me ros sSiifI pfv.,.
cianS IL the country, bat receiving no ssrance ffcm
them that my hair would again b testored wssfcrcsd
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Sherif's Sale.

.. q 8. 8. CLARK
VS., , FRANKLIN Common Plsaa
Mltoa W. Dennison.)
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDg
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county Ohio. will offer for sale at the door d
the court House In the city Of Columbus, o., on
Saturday, the 26Ih day of April, A. D. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. N and O'Clock n
m, the following described real estate, situate IN he
county Of franklin, and State Of Ohio to wit:
Lot No. as laid down and designated on the plat in
the proceedings In the case Of Jane Dennison va Burr
". Dennison ct al. In the Court Of Common pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio recorded In record book No. m
page 33s, and bounded follow, Beginning At stske
N. W. corner to lot No g. In the center Of the county
road hnce along the center OF said road n. deg. Is
minutes e. IA l6 100 poles to stake; thence g. 81 dee
Is minutes d. 22 60 100 poles 70 stake in the west
line Of John ohers and thence along said liue g. 10
deg 20 minutes f. IA 3910 poles to a sake n H. cor
nsr 70 said lot No. 81 thence along the line Of ssid
lot N. 81 deg Is minutes W. 50lOO poles % the be-
ginning containing eighteen scres and i50 poles being
ings IN partition.
Printers fees IS 90.
msr2s-als&wtd. l3.la1I MsH'ts 10 sz.l $50.
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Il4ENTn Kl0LIaRDa DaLeyEs. a

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eupsnntendent, Cincinnati.
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IL once Ncs. So, 90 and 40, North High st
asrEEMB INyARriBLY IN ADVANCE.
1Aiiy ~ ~ % 90 per year
g" BY tho Carrier, per week, l91k cents.
rh-wssFg ,-I 500 psf year.
Weekly 100 '.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17
Sheriff Sale

s. Sheriff's Sale q :. ''s
n.,,'' Ds''' $,.a''. $''s'. :, Comm aarl.... ..
pY VIE rUE OF AN ORDER OF SALLY
u 70 me directed from the Court q oommon pIeas 81
lsnkn county, o., VIII ofer for sale AZ The door *
the Court House, In the city OF Columbus, On -, :,
Monday, the 2lst day of April, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock, p NJ the following described real A,
nS;o In tne county OF Praukln, snd etats Of
BEGINNING a. the southeast corner Of half section AGE
range twenty township sixteen; thence west on ths
sontn section line eghy.wo rodei thence north forty
Two rods; thence cast eightywo rods on p Pripr ~
south lnei thence south fortytwo rods on the oopty
ns 70 tne place OF beginning, containing twenty ons
and onehalf acres, more or less. -
Appraised ct S25 90 per aero. -s a.-.- 4
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printers fees, a. so. - -' -'ro|'
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