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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10

The calami.ics Of war are bitter and
heart rcntling. Not only 40 they con.
si-i Of laying waste cultivated fields,
sackin, towns AMI burning cities, but
lea1en missiles, and gliiterias steel are
swiftly sent er quickly thrust home to
the heats Of brave soldiers, AMI they
fall-fll IL die for thelr countfs's
cause. Not battle has been Tough,
IN tits uuholy rebellion bat thousands
ofhea,ts have ,hrobbcd IL bitter anxiety
to learn by every slow mail ifther dear
father, aifectionafe son or kind brother
MAS among the sufferers. The closing
hou' "f --.en"nse at length ayfis cs,-the
news comes, and While e...,,a ara e,n,
,ant with Joy At the fortunate escape OF
Their iilein!,. others are bowed il rriet
and weighed down with mourning.
The citizens Of our county have +. It
this frequently, and again Il IS repeated
10 them.
The news Of Tie battle Of Chat
tanooga weighs heavily upon some of
them. III that battle on the 18th ut
fell George Il. Conant once a fine citi-
zen Ct OR town. George was We! re
specte3 ard beloved by all WHO knew
him hut he has fallen as fall the brave
e most sincerely do we mourn hi. less
H. Vas among the first 10 enlist iii the
company raised in this town , veals 400
last August, q was elected OIaerly SER
ccant. He soon after became i. Lieu.
tenant, and had command Of his com
pany at tie time oi his death, Capt.
S.oaaard being temporarily absent.
We are not informed farther Of the par
'iculars Of his death. We further learn
that some Of the others Of our brave
boys were also among the sufferers.
Mr.. George Guiiford, son Ct Mr George
Guilford Of this town was wounded in
the head and thigh. Mr.. 4. Is. lIar-
mon, son Of Mr. Nathan Harmon Of
Carl township was wounded n the hip.
Both Of these young ,aen have been
wounded i'll previous battles. 4 few
are reported missing. One informant,
IN his Letter says "Rhoaes and Branan
are missing. Others say some are
missing but do rot give names
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
Sheriff's Sale.
State ofIowa,
Tamn County,
Vnlsworth y Wells

II. y. Downey
BY virtue Of special execution, dated
tho 20th day Of November A. d. 1868 to me
directed, issued ont of the office the Clerk of
the Dist. Court Of Tama Co. State Of Iowa, in
favor Of plaintiff in said cause, on o judge
ment rendered by said court at the Septem-
Der term thereof, A. D. 1868 against the snid
II. D. Downey and n decree Of foreclosure
against all the Defendants wherein it was
ordered, adiudged and decreed that the fol-
lowing described real estate to-wit:
THE hf q the sc Or Of Sec 40 10 and
the north east a.. Of tie north east Or.
Of sec no. Is aud the u Or. Of the 70
or. Of section no. 20 all In 7. SO north
ot runge no. ID
West Of the 18th +. H., in Tama County, Iowa,
be Sold or so much thereof, as is necessary
to satisfy said judgement, interest and cost
Now therefore public notice is hereby given
that have levied upon, and shall on the 10Th
day ofDccember A. D. 1863, Mt the hour Of 10
O'Clock a. H. at the front door Of the court
house in Toledo, Iowa, in the county Of Tams,
offer 4 sell AT public ont-cry, TO the highest
and hes, bidder, that bids two thirds or over
Of the appraised value for cash, the above de.
scribed property, or SO much thereof as is
necessary to satisfy said judgement interest
and cost
II. A. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff OF Tamn County, Iowa.
Toledo, iowa, November q, 1863.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10

A Universalist clergyman OF
wisconsin, who has recently returned
home from term ofservice rs chaplain
to regiment in the army Of the
Cumberland spoke at town meeting
the other day, and in the course of his
remarks touched on the atrocious bar
hari'ies of The rebels. "My friends
he said, II have always preached 70
you against any such Institution as hell,
or future punishment, bu, my experience
within the last few months has modified
my orpinion somewhat; believe there
is a he'll provided for, those wicked dcv.
lis as a military necessity.'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
ESTRAY MARE.

Taken MP by Truman Brickcr in OF.
ter Creek Township Tana CO. Iowa
Ore BAY mare colt black name and
tail hind feet white, star III the forehead
anti small white spot on the rlaht nos
trll, supposed 70 be two years old and
appraised II SO 90 Proceedings had
before n. Fisher j. p Toledo Nov. 25th
1868.
DAVID y. APPRECIATE ok. d. G.
BY G. i. Bailey Dept.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
Estray Horse

Taken up by Lntius Kibbee on tho
10th day Of November 1868, at his re-
sidcncc in Carroll township Tama Go.
Iowa. A Black horse (stallion) sup
posed to be three years old past, very
small, no marks pcrccivablc. Appraised
at thirty dollars. Proceedings had be.
fore N. Fisher, J. i.
DAVID D. APPELLATE,
Clerk.
BY G. 1. Bailey, Deputy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
Erers, tac ars,ay eGfi,a Potomac

The New York T,ibunc's Washing
ton special says; ''Frands to the
mount Of over 4 million Of dollars have
been discovered in furnishing supplies
70 tie Army Of the Potomac. On sun.
day night, Captain. VIM. stoddarl,
Quartermaster Of Alexandria. was ar.
rested ny order of the Secretary of War
and lgel in the Old Capitol Prison
On Saturday ni4l,f, Captain Ferguson,
Of The regular army, Chief Qaartcrmas
tcr Of Alexandra, was also arrested
ana sen, to the Old Caoitol. The frauds
III which these and number Of o,hc:
officers, some very high IN rank, who
have yet 10 be arrested, are implicated,
consists principally il large purchases
Of mixed grain--that Is. oat. anl corn,
50 compounded that the Government
Is cheated on. Of twenty cents on every
bu~hel.
Enormous frauds in purchases Of
lumber ana horses Tor tire army ot the
Potomac haze alsp been discovered
Colonel Thomas, Acting Quartermaster
General, deserves credit for unmaskin..
these knayes.'
The "Herall's" special from the
headquarters Of the Army of the Poto
mac, December 9th, says "AlI is quiet
with the army, and a prospect Of the
quiet being long continued. Trains
are running regularly to aud from AL x
| 2dria, and the army is getting well
ary 80 with provisions and commiss
occn, les h, It sasccrtaincd that Lee
Rapilan, and, position south Of the
.,,a,,ers . 'paring for winter
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
sHERIFF's GALE.
State Of Iowa I &C
I'ama County }
John Allen

state OF iowa So
rama County,
john Allen
j. s. Moor Administrator &
kebecca Ebert Mary G, Ebert.
Rg virtue Of n special execution, dated the
Goth day Of November A. y. 1863 to me d.
rectel issued out of the Office of the Clerk Of
the District curt of Tama County, State Of
Iowa, in said cause as per decree Of said
Court at the September term thereof 4. h.
1868 III sid cause rendered wherein it was
ordered, adiud-ci and lecrccd that the fol-
lowing described real estate to-mt:
The cast Aay # north east quarter Of
section t'reutyf,e (25) township ei1hty-
.fonl' (s4) range fifteen Q5) 'rest ct 5M
r. ~ IA sad coan'y o. 50 NJ oh as ne
ccssory BE- so}1 to sa'i:ty he amount Of
1927 01"' g. cests interest and cost
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that | have levied upon and shall on
the 18th day of December A. d. 1868 at the
hour OF 10 0 clock a. M at the front door Of
the Court House III Toledo, in the county Of
rama, offer and sell nj public on,-cry, to tho
highest and best bidder for cash, the above
described property, or 50 much thereof as is
necessary to satisfy sad amount together
with interest casts and all accrn;ng costs,
unless the same ahai, be scorer satisfied.
II II. Wil.ii .V@uN.
Sheriff Of lama County. Iowa.
November = ls13. y5ni9
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
New Advertisements.


DEBT. V0lI. VVNICE. !
GRlNSELI., Iowa. Dee. 9Th 1865
Notice is hereby giien that the In
come Tax, also carriage Tax ana, al
Others assessed, by the Z. S. Assessor
for Tama county are due, and | vii!
attend at the Cary House Toledo Dee.
18th to receive the same.
Notice is hereby given that all Taxes
no, paid at the time and place above
specified, penalty Of ten per cent will
added
RAYMOND N KELLOGG
Deputy Collector,
3 niy District, Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10

The Iowa City Repu:Ncaa says that
Mr.. VIM. Harper OF Pleasant Valley Up.
recently sold $40 fleeces Of wool, aver
aging 5 us and 10 o., making 3,22Oibs
II ~ cents per pound, bringing him
5 go ou she increase If his flock
naea ~elIsne year pfeA q So leo
w. Horses are valuable. ,ut 'heH-
A sheep 4 sheep Ny rglom for
q sheep
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
IA III ice
The Teachers oe TanaCou,

The Teachers oe TamaC County
are hereby notified that thci' annual
Institute will be held at the Brick
School-house in Toledo, commencing
Monday December. 2lst 1868, to con-
tinnc in session six days.
John RamslclI,
superintendent,
Tama County.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
ESaray Mare.

Taken up by Il. r. Chambers living
in CRYSTAL Township Tama Co. Iowa on
the 3oth day Of November A. D. 1868
One Black mare colt two wears old
fifteen hands high heavy square built
no marks appraised at ss5 proceedings
had before O. J. Rice J. T.
Toledo Dee l4.h 1868
DAVID y. ApPLEGATE.
Clerk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
Gana,al Grant has ca,,

--Tene1aI Urant has CAP -.
he past seven months four hnnn
twelve rebel cannon, namely 80 ont''
advance 10 Vicksburg, 800 at that place
all GO at tie recent battle at Cha,ta.
nooga.
: Il is often the case that men. for the
sake cf gettirga living, forget TO live.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10

The Davenport Gazette says that
Alderman Wunderlich had in his EN-
ploy on some work in the street an
Irishman whom he discharged for drunk
enness and laziness. The latter often ded
at this assaulted the Alderman who
complained Of him and had him fined
before Justice Of the Peace The
lnsnman stlA enraged went to the Al
dermahS Saloon and purchased some
liquor ana r'"n entered complaint,
against ma LOT s''ing the liquor con
trary to the State Ia. The result -
the trial was that the -,,e,m,, w,s
fined $40 or ten days imprise mont IN
The county Jail. At this he W. 50
vexed that he would neither pay Il.
$50, nor let his friends do it, but went
to jail and is now serving out Lis time.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
M,soSrC HALL. T.llpo, Iowa

Dec. 3th n. ~. 1865, y. il. 'ooo'
Toledo Lodge no. lis of \. T. IL
A. NJ. met in special communication TO
take such action as would be appro.
pirate consequent upon the death OF
brother George II. Conant.
On motion Br,. A. J. Wheaton was
appointed Specia! committee ofone to
draft resolutions appropriate to 'he oc
casion. In pursuance Of which Ero.
Whea,on presented the following pre-
amtle and resolutions, which On motion
Of Bro II. a. williamson were received
ana adopted.
NHERnAs: Having received the sad
intelligence Of the death Of our esteem
cd ana worthy brother Geo. II. Conant,
while cunterairg agains, the enemies
Of our country's flag ana government, 1T
the late battle near Chattanooga on the
25th ul,; Therefore, be it
Reso3re3. That IN the death of Bro.
q nan, =. have mo, w;th -, ,,ra, Attic
.;naa ., ;,.o,.;,.,lo ,,ss
RcSo'red. That in the daily walk Of
~ To-, r,ol hr,,bnr No re,,.,,;vna
~, ,; sc 10 .ra,. ,,,n
c;ples OF ;ruth, temperance, in
.,;.,a :, h,,;.,, ,,j
III ia .;., ,.;.,,'s ~, calculated
80 ,oo,,;f. o,a .1,,r, no ,,son;c
character. which lesnohe a constant
.,nd,ayor "a erect 4 sni,i,ual building
ooran,l,a 10 tho ru,cs and DESIGNS laid
down ~ The Srnre;nc Arctitec, Of ,he
Universe in ,hr ore,, hook OF rcyfla
lion which i our sp;yi,ual, moral and
r,aso,;. trostle board
s'' 900 100
: ~ oe' ~ e'''e'''' '''s s'''' ''',''',
','o"' . ''s' l''''>'" : f'' "
az" w. ~
. :, , ..,,,, ..,,. ,a.a,aa,. !,
OF an @ooo 'ia>o''s - pray ''eN ''e''', "
H. bear, q nro,bcr nav arain and
s,o.a;,v J.. ,rrne5 70 brother and to
labor ana yr;y, earnestly Il. me aa,n
,;af s,.,, ,,aas,ras - s,.n soo,,a
the restoration Of peace, and the
trinmnh of free p,;uc;,'es upon fonda
tons that canpot be moved nor shaken.
1SG'S'''"' ''s'.' ''''" - " ~ " :
'I'ei'a 80 "'''o's 1. '.'''''' 80
uln OF Sulle. Win No XIII !tl'ttt't iilai
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
News Mems.

Major General Dana has consolidate
ed the 3sth Iowa Regiment with an
Indiana Regiment.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10

Or readers vii not mourn over tie
announcement Of the death Of John G
Breckenridge II he and Old Buchanan
Had died just s years ego, probably
thousands Of lives might have been
spared which these rascaIs have forced
M ho offered NJ ~ lie altar Of OR
ls.try
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10

Congress met last Monday. Collax
Of Indiana was elected speaker and
Mcpherson of Penn. Clerk the House.
Both Houses are ready for business.
The Presidents Message was expected
yesterday.
The Cumberland river is infested
with gucrrillas, who arc greatly annoy
ne steamboats, and citizens living on
the river:
-Merino sheep from vermont have
Just been shipped for Australia. They
were sent for by sheep farmers in 'she
bush" as the best that could be found
any where accomplishment TO the farmers
of the Green Mountains.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
Report Of the ossA Annual EHtr
Ofthe Perry Township Agrtcul-
tur:ll s. Mechanical Club which
meet III west Union. Friday,
October 2ssd, 1868.

petitors.
Arson Loop, best year old geld.
in. so
William Steaks, hes, pair Of yrs
old mares ! so
Theodore Clark. best pair Of 6 yrs
old gelaings LOO
William Srrolr, best brood mare 100
s. colt yr old 100
g spring colt IS
A. kile best year old mare loo
c. A, Dwight, best pair Of matched
ge!aings 6 years OH l,5o
William Ross, second hes: spring
colt -
r. w. Nough, best COW q
II. w. Hough, second best COW 80
Il W. liough best year old heiter so
IL. Beatty, best year old bull 100
J. d. Faller, best year old steer 80
J. W. sou'hwick, hes; pal: eff yrs
cid steers 100
Upton Taylor, hes, pair Of year
Cd steers 50
n. G. Rice, best bull calf 90
Mrs. Nancy Darby best hefer calf 80
Charles Loop, best boar pig 90
teo'2e e'oaNs' pes' par liSs ~
Top Corn
v m Tough, best d'p
o'ia h;.ioo"f' second oeS olP
liptoh Lazy "f, 'd pest u'P.
Garter POTATOES.
i. W. iionsn, Test potatoes o'H
V IN aloaNs, second pest uip
Buckeyes.
John SsoakS, best up.
y NJ Steaks, seeoh' pest oip'
1heho!n.
y. I. hlcc, best din.
VIM. S'o"ks second best Dup
Ifince Aiber's.
\ {. Rice, best dip.
f'nkeyes.
Il W Hough, pest dip.
beels.
II W ho"sh' 'es' o''
Cabbage.
\. c. Rice, best dip.
D. Barbour second best dip.
Pumpkins.
Delaven ki.e, best dip.
ol"ashes.
y. ME- nest up.
Ear'h Almonds.
lo"e'' worse ohs' az
Household Department.
Mr'. i. W. iioush' best light BIS
cut DIP
Mrs. Nancy barley, best light
bread dup
Mrs Glles la. lor, test butter DIP.
Ms. Ii. Z. Steaks, best apple saice Clip
firs. t. I. Steaks hest plamo dip
Mrs X " Tough, best pickles "ln.
Mss u Me, best SORGHUM mo!as.
seS. up
Miss California Steaks, best starch dip
Mrs r. s. Cope. best picture frame dip
Mrs Giles TAYLOR, bes; he8,quilt dip
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
Nessr.. ROUNDS & LANGDUN, are 0

THURSDAY DEE. 10, 1863.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10

J. II. SvEuELE, Sec pro TEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-02
The NeWS,

As usual, is uninteresting. The
public have been inpatient for battles
at yicksburg, Murfresboro, Port Hud-
son, Fredericksburg, Charleston, Sa-
vana, and several other places. But
week after week passes with nothing
but occasional skirmishes. 1t is now
the a of the year most favorable
for fighting. Wehope the leaves will
not come out, and TIE sickly season
commence, until we have gained sew.
eral signal victories. But though
there has been no battle fought lately,
the friends Of the Government feel
more encouraged than at any previous
time during the past nine months
The recent speeches Of John Van
Buren,, James T. Brady, and other
leading Democrats the position ia
ken by the N. Y. Hearal, and other
Democratic papers, in favor of still
prosecuting the war the evident dis
pondence manifested by Southern pa
pers, and more than all, the great de-
cline in the premium on Gold, gives
Union men cause to expect favorable
results during the Spring Campaign.
It's not thought probable that there
will be any battle soon at Vicksburg.
1t is probable the intention is to cut
off the rebel communications with that
,place, and compel them to surrender
without a battle.
The rebels, no doubt, have sent a
portion of their army from Fredericks-
burg to East Tennessee and Kentucky,
on account of the scarcity of provis-
ions. Fears we're entertained that
Kentucky was to be Overrun, and that
Lexington, Louisville and Cincinnati
might soon be in danger. 1t was
thought their object vas to detract
Federal troops away from YicksbPrg,
Murfresborough and the Potomac
But it now appears their object was
only to make a raid for provisions
After pressing all the cattle, horses,
and provisions they could find, they
beat q sudden retreat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-02

-
d@isriose whatever one knows, that Dr.
I.,rsb IS never harsh. And new the
eHaplain comes, but as the vein in which
/ write Is so far below the dignity Of bis
position, I grant him the mercy Of my 81
Ience, until my feelings shall have be-
come solemnized By the occurrence Of
some momentous event-such as the
Army of the Potomac having done scme-
thing.
March 24tl, IS63.-And now Br.
Fisher the news reached Us last night that
Hooker's army made a forward march of
five miles in one day carrying haversacks'
which intelligence having dissiPated all
the mirthfulness with which I set out to
write on yesterday | proceed to give you
a few candid facts IN condensed style
We have been here aboutHone week dur
ing which lime peace and quiet has been
given TO the region about Girardeau.-
Col. L. has sent reinforcements to Gen.
Mcneil, and has received from him, and
forwarded 10 81: LOUIS a large number of
prisoners, under a charge Of a detail,
commanded by Lieut.. Pollock.
A mutiny occurring in a cavalry reg
'iment, the Col. marched his trusty lst.
Nebraska into the camp Of tie %mutineers
and ordered their bugles. sounded and
sent them off on.duty on the double quick.
He prospecfed for a bridge in thelback
county two days after his arrival here,
collected a working party of 6 gentlemen
from Africa" detailed company G.. for
superintendence and pat he job at once
in progress. Shut up the liquor shops
looked at the sanitory condition Of camps
and towns; and inspected the Qurtermas-
ter and Gommissary Departments whence
the army west Of US must be supplied.
and brought order generally out of chaos.
His compliments from citizens and the
commander Of the army Of southeast Mo.
are Of the most lattering kind. The
men are generally well and in better
spirits Than for the past year,
And now Mr.. Editor, I deny that
wrote this letter, but charge that some
one did it using my sigaitnre, which is
NsBEAsKA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-02

asnt bill has passed Is.
Congress. 9o'a Hoe.1
5s9BEEE, March D 4,
sPpssl Of the 2lst ssvs - Js
Eatehsz With thirteen s y "a
q cotton vas DESTROYED u
Ts 18th On her trip u i. Z 81
The Hartford and Nor e Yals
allowed 70 approach witbls
dred yards ofopr ba.tsr;sla i'e'
Guli, when they opened =
them tns vessels replying a',
sides several tines. ttb
struck Che vessels. Par.is. ''a
carrying the wounded wee
damage VAS sustained =, s'os
The Natchez Courier Ia. sat
ford, with Commodms af
board anchored in front e
The 10Th, aid cent a smslf1.
flag of truce ashore With .'''
dressed to the Navor a.. n'e
the United States gunbostg
upon by the people Of NJ YES
/ gueriHas, he would bomb. q
The Hartford remained al as !
left with the Monopo,5,i t'
morning. q
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-02

reaae rs-of Reinforcement of the Army m
the AL~opntains, and thereby, dry up the
fountain Of tears hat has been opened
on account of the romantic style of the
Bust Head General.
n. B. BuLLYwIEKLE.
p. Sea ST. Patrick's Day in the
morning" was duly commemorated, q
Halleck, by a dance at the Tim Flanagan
House Ladies, all that heart could wish
in the way of beauty music charming
and food 9 fussrate.p
All quiet IN Pass Creek and the North
PlaIte e! n. b B,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-02
NEW 4DFBRFIS7S5;
LEGAL NOTIrR

EUA NOTICE
eeorEe ~ FHea, q fennssset FrTsg
M n nlieox IS plsinla, did Dss,s- ~ q
nIe nl1 petition 10 ths pistrict Cor 4 ~
NeotaskA territoryj The object q va
: @ent against the said Men. h,
eeS rendered - cle Tk and BOOK sss,.. IN
necessary AFFIDAVIT, an order Of a,,aes- ea'
from sad cpart5 and the follovfng q
so-wit TAO feet OF Of he east osrt N Y Va
in Bloek 20. in BroEnville. ssuDdss =, q
Beginning 1t the northeast eornorof - :
west 40 feet, thence south 90 r. a. 2
feet, thence north go feer. 10 the s,~I
together With the improvements bsrS
In said county Of Nsmaha. said Ni,,. Msa
answer said petition en- OF before Ma ~
1854 81 IA z ". THOH4S -
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-02
LEGAL NOTICE

George X Eixsn, % TeBoassse VA a.,
William II HaoveF did On tho I5.b erv =
A D. 1859, lie his petition IN ghe D,..--
Hemsh a county, NebFlska FernJr7t4ss
prayer o. said De titian Il to obsalns i5t,-,-
the said Z Ni10n FER hs sum oimay.a-
with i~ntersst fr0m The lst cAy d seg.sn,s =
services az cisrk Gnd c0pvss reufs-sfB, ~
e SAID Nixon, Tbs necessary ss rtsa-ra-
orderof attac6msut was issasd r5m sadaw T.
RToWiHE frcD0rty atf8cned. l6-Er. mhT'
thseast partofL0ys 9 Aad II. III asct % ~
vile, 5ouHdsd IA fotloFs. t0-EitA Bsrtlwr
northeagt cornsr u sai4I0t 9 .ruhaisE 80 -
fest, 4henee south % Feat. thsace siI. leo fat i
nOFih 81 Hectic soc place Of 0egiRHig. ,rss-
NJ improvsmeuts thereon; sllsifal&io mi-
Of Hsmaha. SAID Nixon is required = ,nEsfu
titioa 0R or before Nay 18Th, 1854.
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