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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28
Our " Friends - in the {. =. A.

The Tribune says that fifty copies of the
Daily News were s;tztd ON SATURDAY. morn =
ing by government detective on board tie
boat for Davils Island with ths following On
the inside of the wrapper "Io the soldiers
of the {. :. A., with compliments of Ben
Wood" Ben Wood is brother of Fernando.
the King o! the Copperneads in New York.
and both are right hand men of Gov. Se,-
mour. Ben is member of congress from TIE
city. and he also publishes rebel paper
there, called the News These are all hon
orable men, hiding treason behind the dem
ocratc party-cainins to be democrats. and
therefore of necessity opposed to the govern
ment and the war, because the administration
which is carving on the war happened to be
elected by Republican votes. Let no demo
crat in Vermont be deceived BY such sophis-
try and give his vote next Tuesday for the
encouragement: of thi, rebellion. For every
vote cast for Il Northern copperhead doeS
encourage this rebellion. and gives confidence
to jeff Davis and his minions. and prol0nss
the war
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SEND THE RETURNS!

Torn Clerks aid others will do US great
favor by returning the vote of their respec-
tive towns, together with the justices cleo
ted, by the first conveyance after the vote is
declared.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

The provost marshal at Washington, in
publishing the cause of exemptions, instead
of publishing each particular disease, simply
says physical disability" A hint to provost
marshals nearer home.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

B. b. Russell, 5l5 Washington St, Boston,
sends US H. H. Lloyd's County Map OF the
United States, large one, and published at
a very low price-6O cents per copy, not
mounted, and Sl.25 mounted.
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BE Wise by Times! Do not Irifte wit

BE Wise DIV L linfs! DO mol IrIffe with
your health, constitution and character. If Won
are suffering with any disease for which Helm
holds Extract Buchu Is recommended. TRY IT !,
TRY 1T try il Ii viii cure YOU, save long Suf-
fcring allaying pain and inflammation, and Will
restore Won TO health and purity. A little expense
and no exposure. Cut out the advertisement in
another column. and call or send for it. Beieare
of oOunfert;ltst Ask for Helmbolds- Take no
other Cures guaranteed. 6e6S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28
A Friend in Need. Try u.-pr. Sweets

FIIFHU I'll NttH' fTt EF-s.I'I 1>NVtl )
lnid'ie linlmcnt Is prepared from the recipe 81 DT
Siephy. Sweet Connecticut. The Teal r >eii,r an
has been >ei ia al practice Tor the il>i twenty years
with Ia. mj i>oni>Il! Bsan external Tcnlv
y IL J. without r.ai. AID al alleviate pain
speedily than DINER preparation fT Al. Rheumatic
AMI Nervous Disorders il ! tTuly idItlc ami c;lr-
Sores. ci>. SGiiIi>. Bruises. soothing.
hcd; and ibn viu >.rl!. ihli- Properties cA, lie The
Just w"iicl and l>,sii,!i;gIi; ali who haze cN,l
l-iai over hgifrci certificates 81 rAai e
cures. performed hy N;iin inc la>J iHo wears %rIys
this fact. See i,iEcTils, meat 4 55iy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

C. As the up and down trains were pass
ing each other at Claremohf. on Friday. as
usual, Charles Wood. the nessboy on the
latter train, an intelligent lad OF IL. son of
o. +. Wood. druggist at Bellows Falls, Vt,
'eane,! ont Of the baggage car. lost his hci!
and fell, his legs coming under the train
Both were horribly INITIATED below the knee.
and the amputatlon of both was fount: i'm
perative. To perform which there fortunately
happened TO be two skiIiul surgeons at hand
lt was done while the little fellow was under
the influence of chloroform. and he was
brought home Immediately after, the train
being delayed an hour for that purpose
While they were waiting. the passengers
made up purse OF so for him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

~ The time of the excursion tickets to
Chicago and the West is extended to Oct. /.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print
ing is promptly executed at this Office, in
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are OF
the first order; good werkmen are em-
plOyed, aud additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly being
made TO keep fully up with the times.
UNION STATE TICKET.
ELECTION TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER !. le63.
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Caledonia County Union Ticket.

For Member of Congress Sd District,
PORTUS BANTER, of Derby Line.
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" DIR. Tobias VenetianNT
sLs Horse Linimenf, Il

III PM BOTTLES at % cents, cures Iameness, cuts
gals, colo, &c. Read the following:
BosToN, JULY, 1863
DIR. TOBIAS: We have used for the mast wear
your Horse Liniment for lameness, kicks. bruises
collie and cuts, and in every instance found il the
best article l ever tried in this circus comnanv.
Please send six dozen, as If is the only liniment
we use now We have los horses, some very
valuable. and do not want to leave town ,ri,bon,
it. HYATT FROST
Manager Van Amburgh & Co.'S Menagerie.
" Sold by all druggists Office. "
sAs56 Courtlandt st.,N.Y. 6G63 Y IL.
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Females! Females. Females II ~

Females Females. Females II 80
thai safe pleasant remedy known a. llELNEoIp' :
EATRACT BrCIU. Tor al complaints incident I,
the Sex. No family should i,c without il, and
none viii when once tr.cd 10y them Il = TNv'l
by young and cid. in te decline or change 81
life before and after marriage, during and after
confinement, 10 strengthen the nerves. Restore
nature to is proper channel, and nlvigorale tho
broken-dcwn constitution. fr pm whatever cause
originating Use no worthless pills, Take
lleIn5old'> Extract BGchu. See advertisement,
in another column. Cut out, and send ier il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

THE RIGHT KIND OF LIQroR-At the late
temperance convention in Saratoga, gem
tleman took occasion to utter word of eau
ton as TO the circulation of evil reports con-
corning the loss of battles By the intemper-
ance of commanding generals. He said
that shortly before Nicksburg was taken. an
anxious patriot went TO the President to urge
that General Grant shorld be removed from
command, because he drinks" Mr.. Lincoln
calmly inquired of his visitor if he could tell
what liquor Gen. Grant drinks. The man could
not tell what it was. Il am sorry YOU can't in
form NE. said Mr.. L." for should like 10 rec
ommend some of the same kind of liquor to
some other generals. I. Independent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

The California election occurs on the 81
OF Sept, when state officers and three men,
beis of Congress are to be elected. The
congressional candidates are:
lst dlstrict-Thomas b. Shannon, Unio1-
W. Whitesides. Dem.
ID distr;ct-Wm. Highly, Union. formerly
o. Wllisboro, y. l..-John b. Weller, Dem.
81 district-Cornelius Cole, Union, John
'-Bigler, Dem.
Oscar l.. Shafler, formerly of Wilmington.
W., is the Union candidate for first Judge of
the supreme court and the candidates for
Governor are, Fred. F. Low, Union-John G..
D0xney. Dem.
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Respectfully yours,
GA CHIP FROM THE OLD BLOCK"

[NoTE.-We hope this chip" makes the
point plain to Mr.. Drew, but we don't see it,
unless it is that he makes this old d" war DEM
ocrat eat his own words.-ED.l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

- FOR SALE.
Eii convenient house, centrally To-
I'LL Gated on Maine St, Will ie sold Al a
very low figure. as the owner intends
leaving the place There l. one quarter OF an
acre of good land connected with the house
Terms of payment easy. For further particulars
enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
JAMES N. EDDY.
St Johnsbury, Aug. 20, 1868. 6Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

For Governor,
JOHN GREGORY SMITH, OF st Adams
For 1t. Governor,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, of Waterbury.
For Treasurer,
JOHN Il. PAGE. of Rutland.
For Member of Congress I'd District,
JUSTIN S. MORRILL,, Stanford
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
hr0arn as HeImbold's Genuine Preparations
HELMEuiD'S EXTRACT "Bucnr,"
" SaRSAPARILIA.
IMPROVED ROSE wAsH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

T OST. Left the subscriber SUNDAY
~ morning ar-e black Newfoundland dog.
had four white feet. white breast and lit,e white
IN his face. Had on when last seen black co..
lar marked. J.. p PARKS. na>Sumr>ir. V. Any
information in regard - him hy mail or otherwise
viii be suitably rewarded
LEVI 2 PARIS
PassumpSic, Y Ang. -. 1865 Nv
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N O TIC f. This IS to certify that |
~ have sold Ia my son Nm. II. NeSm;th. his
time during the remainder Of lis minority and
shall claim none If his earnings nor ,,ay any
debts of his contracting after tli> date
Nm. q. NESMlTH.
HIRAM A CUrTINa. g..
HORACE WILSON. \A'''>'>'
l.nnenhurg. Aug 2I. 1868 Rl6S-
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HEi.MBOID'S

& 4 JUNE PARATgyg
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
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Personally appeared before mt. - A-4r..
man of the city of Philadelphia. H. I. i!r.2'
bold, who, being duly sworn, do}h ~ j.
preparations contain no narcotic, ~ cl.s.,..',
or other injurious drugs, but are punch ~
etable. H. L. HEMbolI-
Sworn and subscribed before ne. IA -
day OF Nov. 1854. Nm I. HiBlAhlt
Alderman, Ninth ST, above Race, "a"
Address Letters for information III CO..
dence TO Ill. T. Helmbold, Chemist
lOi South Tenth ST, below Chestnut, ..'"'
Beware of Counterfeiis and unnlr1.
dealers, who endeavor to dispose 81 ti.'.T ~,
and other articles on the reputation ala
by Helmbold's Genuine Preparations, iit len.
holds Genuine Extract Burhu, Hen h' ...
Genuine Extract Sarsaparilla, lir.ney''.T
Genuine Improved Rose Wash. So.- " =.
Druggists everywhere. Ask for ia il,y'-
take no other. Cut out The ADVERTISE n
and send for it, and avoid imposition ana - =
p os re CAL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

A Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases
of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVE, AMI
DROPSlCAL SWELL INGS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03
SHE aEE's SALE.

TATE OF WISCONSIN, KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
saac j. Clapp against Meredith Howland FRANKLIN
Ii. Head, tie City bank 0; KenOsha, Julian OVerbay
and Frederic W. Lyman.
In pursuance Of the judgment in the above entitled
ton rendered May 5th A. 1863, at the regular term
said Court, Hudson Fox Sheriff ofKenosha County,
shall offer for sale, and sell pubic auction the
highest bidder therefor for cash, the front door of
the Court House 10 the city and county Of heuosha
ard Ci Wisconsin, at ten o'clock the forenoon
of Saturday October l7th 1863, the following described
parcels OF land, much th-reof AS snail be
ueises sale to wit The north half Of the south
west quarter Of section ~ town two ~ north Of
range twenty three (23 east, excepting therefom SIX
t6 rods in width on the south side, decided to Buck
ner :. Morris, BY William Seymour. Also the south
aft of the nGrth half of the south east quarter Of
ZION seven IN same lowe and range aforesaid except
v th.r.ron1 all that Tart OF said parcel lying east of
The Kenosha and Racine road AS nov laid, and also
xceDti.g tie track of the Green Bay, Milwaukee
Ce;oa1o Rai,road HUDSON FOX
noted July IS 1863. Sheriff Kenosha Co,
0s& F. II, HEAD, Pits Arys. 13w6
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Official Despaacn, from Gen. Gilmore
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT THE SOUTH,
MORRLs Island. S @. Aug. q.

HEADQUAR TERs DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
MORRIS ISLAND, S c., Aug 81.
To 1igj0r General HaUeck:
SIR u have the honor to report the prac-
teal demolition of Fort Sumter as the result
Of our seven days bombardment of that work,
including two days of which powerful north
east storm most seriously diminished the ac-
curacy and effect Of our fire Fort Sumter is
to-day shapeess and harmless mass of ruins.
My Chief of Artillery, J. NJ. Turner, reports
its destruction so far complete that it is no
longer Of any avail in the defenses Of Charles
ton. He also says that by a longer fire. it
could be made more completely a ruin and a
mass OF broken masonry, but could scarcely
be made more poWerless for the defense of the
harbor.
Preaching batteries were located at distan-
ces varying between 8, $50 and 4,240 wards
from the work, and now remain as efficient as
ever. | deem it necessary at present to con-
tinue their fire upon Sumter.
| have also, after great labor and under a
heavy fire from James Island, established bat
teries on my left, within effective range Of the
heart Of Charleston, and have opened with
them, after giving Gen Beauregard due notice
ofmy intention to do so.
My notification to Gen. Beauregard and his
reply thereto with the threat Of retaliation,
and my rejoinder, have been transmitted to
the army headquarters.
The prQjectiIes from my batteries entered
the City, and Gen. Beauregard himself desig-
mates them,as the most destructive missiles
ever used in war"
The report of my Chief of Artillery, and an
accurate sketch of the ruins of Sumter, taken
Z IN. yesterday, six hours before we ceased fir
ing, are herewith transmitted.
Very respectfully,your ob't serv't,
Q. A. GILMORE,
L..
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,. KENOsiiA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Edward G Duraut dgdj7sSt Alma l.. Drake, susann ali
D. AXE, the HeuOsha Rockford aud Ok Island Rail,
roa Company BE jamu williamson uustec in DOS.
session said Railroad, William Dawes, Samuel b.
scott, Harmon Marsh, Thomas Pficture samuel
Hale Ernest salomon, II Ous Post, Thomas Moran
OLSON +. II ad, Isaac iams.
In pursuance OF judgment in above entitled action
endered May l2th, S63, at the regular term OF sad
Court /, Hudson Fox, sheriff Of said county shah offer
for sale and sell pub c auction T. the highest bidder
the efor at the front door Of tie Court in the
city and ~ Of Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin,
ha pa te O'Clock in the forenoon Of Saturday DC.
tober 18th, a. D. 1863, the following described lot
parcel Of land much thereof shall be sufficient
satisfy said judgment and costs together with the
costs and expenses OF such sale, - wit Beginning at
the south east corner Of section No thrty-sX 1867
town two ~ noth OIL range Nv MY (22)eastthenCe
north along the Iire said section eighty rods,
hence west thirteen (l3) rods, thence south ighty
tods thence thirteen rods to beginning being 10
the town Il Somers. Terms Of sale cash.
Dated July Is, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
D. s. Il +. H. HEAD, Sheriff VI KenOsha Co.
plGs Attys. l3w6
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SIN RIFFS SALE.

State OF Wisconsin, heaosha Comfy Caycui
Court.
Hope Lathrop, against Ehab Foster, and Jannett
Foster
pursuance Of the Judgment in the above entitled
II action, render May 18th 1862 the regrIa term
OF SAID court, l. Hudson Fox, sheriff II SAN County,
shall offer for ssle and sell at public aucon to the
highest bidder therefor, at the door of the Court
House III this City and County Of K-uosha and State of
Wisconsin, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of Thursday
the 18th day of Novembtr A. d 1868 the following des
scri0ed TOT or parcel OF laud to vii: twenty five acres
oelng the west han c certain fifty acres situated IN
the east OF the north quarter of
tlon eleven, (lD Town u Range twenty 900 East
included within line drawn parallel with The ea 81 line
OF said quarter Section and extending TO the north
south lines OF said quarter so as to embrace said
nifty acres of land and lying and being in the state OF
Wisconsin,
Dated August goth, 1868 HUDSON FOX
JOSIAH BOND, Sheriff Of Kenosha Coupiy
lifts atty. I3w1l
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IT NEVER DRIES UP.-I was staying at
village on the Welsh coast, where the people
had to bring all their water from well Not
a single house had pump. At all hours OF
the day, but chiefly before breakfast, and be
fore tea-time, little feet and great-otten I'm
shod, but very active-might be seem III any
numbers, passing along a narrow lane win
every kind of pitcher, kettle or can 10 iresh
water we'll. Not a very trustworthy friend,
after all was this village well.
lis this well ever dry ?" enquired of a girl
near it.
"Dry? Yes, mann, very often in hot
weather"
'And where, in such case, do you go for
waterY
10 the spring, a little way out of the vii
lage."
''And if the spring fails, what do you do
them"
''Why, we go to the well higher up-the
best water of all"
But what would you do in case the well
higher up failed p
''Why, main, that never dries up-never.
It is always the same, in winter as well as in
SUMNER
l went to see this precious well that never
NAilCd II W do Il C1Cctl; SJtl hl1lIg IlNuICI
coming down from the high hilI-not with
torrent leap and roar; but with the steady
flow and soft murmur of fullness and freedom
1t flowed down to the highwayside. 1t was
within reach Of every chiIds little pitcher. Il
was enough for every empty vessel. The ewes
and lambs have trodden down little path t.
its brink. The thirsty beasts of burden, along
the dusty road, as | could see by their tracks
4 = 4l,Fy,
dried up.
1t reminded me of the waters of life anC
salvation, flowing from the Rock of Ages,
and brought within the reach Of all men by
the gospel Of Jesus Christ. Every other brool
may go dry in the days of drought and adver
sity; but this heavenly spring never ceases t.
flow.
Without waiting until earth's waysid
brooks shall fail, let us all hasten at once
with hearts athirst, to the heavenly wei
(which never dries up"
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Speech of Col. FairchiId accepting the
Nomination of Sec'y of State.

GeBtJeDel,-I have been taken very much
by surprise at receiving this nomination |
wish to tender you my thanks for the honor
you have done me, considering it is not made
with reference to my own ability, for this
very well know, and all my friends know ]
have been laboring for nearly an hour to de
eide what to do. | have no political aspira
tions | ask no office. My heart is in the ar
my, [cheers,l my whole heart is there until
this rebellion is crushed Cheers And my
heart is also in the cause at home here, which
will help the army. Renewed cheers
do not and cannot agree with the Demo
Gratis, with whom / have always acted, upon
the issue Of this day; and | say it with sOr-
row, too, because it cuts me loose, for the time,
from all my political associates, to whom, as
boy have looked up as oraces, and be-
leved every word they said but | cannot be-
heve they are right now. | cannot believe
that any Encouragement to the Government
can help to put down rebellion do not be
lieve it, and not BELIEVING it, | cannot go with
them in the support Of any policy which is
not in favor Of the administration. Whether
like this administration or nOt-whether
like what it has done or not am bound tC
support it because under it, we are to live OF
die, This country either lives or dies in the
next two years, and we cannot change the
administration unless we do it by rebellion,
and that is what we are trying to put down.
Personally, | would not turn over my hand
for any Office in the State | entered the ar
my simply as a matter Of duty Of every man,
and my earnest private wish is to stay there.
have been told by some friends that they
thought it my duty to accept this nomination.
As am, | accept it-as an invalid and Grip
ple--fearing you will be all disappointed il
the good which will do to the ticket (Crics
Of mo! nO!D But accept it, 0ong and
continued applause l accept it with the un-
derstanding that party lines have been kick.
ed down here, and we are all Union men,
(Applause.) Idon't care who | train with,
what their politics are, provided those with
whom train are for putting down the rebel
lion in the shortest possible time-men whc
utter not a word of Encouragement, not q
word Of fault-6nding, not a single syllable t.
discourage an old or a young man from en-
listing, not a single word about holding back
II do not like what the Administration does
i can swallow it down; for the sake of my
country | can swallow everything. | accept
the nomination, gentlemen, hoping that you
will not be disappointed in me | accept it
as a Union Democrat, as a Union man, and
nothing else whatever; supporting the Gov
eminent through thick and through
everything. That is the only platform | have
III the world if [ cannot stand on that plat
form l don't know where the country stands
The speech was received with the most vo-
cIferous cheers
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aHF EEsEFF,S Sale.

State If Wisconsin. Keaosha County Circui
Court.
Hope Lathrop against Nicholas Ehle, and Mary E..
Rhe.
In pursuance of the judgment in the above entitled
on rend red November l4th 1860, at the regular
of said court: l. Hudson Fox, sheriff of SAID county
shall Offer tor sale, and sell at public auction, to The
highest bidder therefor the front door the Court
House. in this city and county OF Keuosha, and State
of Wisconsa 10 O'Clock in the loren of Saturday,
the oath day OF October, A. d. 1868 the following
described lots parcels Of land lying being in the
city and county Of Kenosha. State OF Wisconsin and
particularly described follows to wit Lots II
two ri three, ri in block twenty seven, T27 in The
south east quarter of section thrtyO, g, ~ Town TWO,
III north OF rang twenty three 1871 east with the
exception of strip OF land Tor four AL feet width
off of the sou II end of lots = and TWO ri Terms
of sale cash.
D tied July 23l, 1858. HUI SON FOX,
J. J. PETIT, Sheriff of keansha County.
pG's ATTY.
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ssg ssFFE1,S sAs.EE.

STATE Of wisconsin, Kcposha C0u,.tg Crcuit
E0DrL.
SR virtue Of execution Issued Of and unuer
ED The seal Of the Circuit Court for the county OF
sha and State of Wisconsin, to directed and de>
iivered III favor OF Thomas Pricure, Plaintiff aud against
the rea estate hereinafter described of Michael Uar k
defehdaa have le,ed upon and sh III sell at public
auction 20 the ght8, bidder, therefor, the front
door Of tn Court House, in the city and county Of
csa sla "i Wisconsin ri zen OCT OK ~ he forenoon
f "a uiday September 18Th 1863 tn following de-
scribed real Is ate 20 wit.
''All the right title, or interest Ich the id Mich
aei Cla had cn the 2Sh day February 1856, or has
at ay lime had, and the following describ,
cd real estate pr, OF lot six (6) in bock SIX (O)
south west quarter Of section thirty two q town two
~, no. III ci 'aTge twenty three (23 and ~ the
atty Of RcnosIa, encing three 81 rods east Of the
south west corner Of 100 xix 6) aforesaid thence east
east corner of -Jine: tlence Forth fOu. (I)
Ids thence to in rec (9) IDS of north west
corner OF said lot six (G) thence south to b"gi ming
Dated, August 30, 1863. HUDSON FOX,
o. S. b L. II. HEAD, Sheriff Of Ken0sha Co
Pits Auys 6w9