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Evening star., 1863-03-30
CR1srAnnRa,s Hale Rssrnalr1xz

CRIsTADoR9'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
Is invaluable with his Dye, it imparts the utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
to the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81 and 81 per bottle according to
size. mar 25-lm
Evening star., 1863-03-30

WAETED-A GIRL to wash iron and cosk for
W three in family; To one Who is capable and
perfectly hor est good wag 8 and good ame will be
secured. Apply At tuo-story brick corner Of 18th
ana U sta mar 27-3t-
Evening star., 1863-03-30

THE CHEAPEST AEB BEsT HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
NepeT Fades or WASHES OW.-Upham 3 Hair Dye, 50
cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by g.
G. Ford corner llth street and Pa. venue, Wash
ington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria Ja6-ly
Evening star., 1863-03-30

w Ant D-A competent APOTHECARY
w CLERK reference required. Address Phar
macy" City Post Offce. mar Y ls~
Evening star., 1863-03-30

MORE WILD INr7IANs.-Seyen of the chiefs
Of the Utes tribe 0* Indians, from Colorado
Territory, wes. OF tEe Snowy range, arrived III
this city Saturday. They are in charge Of
Major Head, and they have come on to make
treaty with the Commits ssioner of Indian At
fairs.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

NOTIGE.-Thosc in want Of Employment of sny
OMce, No. 511 Ninth st., where The bast Of pay
will be given to first ass Servants have always
Cham bermaids, Walters and ssamstrs ssses; also
for Young Men 70 wait tables in private taii,sa
Of good help will Gnd II to their advantas. to sall
N. .B.-Houses wanted. The best Of tenants oan
motif N. III. MILLER.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

XIANTED-5O0 MEN to work in the Cormissa-
W ry Department; good pay given and ra.ions
FURNISHED Apply immeeiately to Mr.. BUCK, at 9th
street wharf. A BECKWITH
mar 2? st Colonial A q q
Evening star., 1863-03-30

WANTED-A HOME for bright inesl!ig gent
w little boy, two years old. Any lady Wishing
TO adopt such q child may hear of oppo tunit ty
by addressing note to w. A, !" S:ar Otfee.
At
Evening star., 1863-03-30

POUND DKAD.-Yesterday morning Once,
Crump discovered tbs body Of a dead man Ii
the canal near the Eastern Branch The bod,
had evidently been in the water some time
Coroner Woodward held an inquest, and
verdict In accordance with the facts was re
turned. Ten dollars and thirty cents wer,
found on the body, and turned over TO the Coro
nar. Mayor Wallach gave an order for IN,
burial of the body.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

N ANTED-A c0loref G kL TO do the cooking
w washing and ironing of a small family Apply
at the livery stable Nos. 2Ss and $50 street,
above 18th mar II ST.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

fhLN SrSDAY.-Yesterday was Palm sun
nsS' d4G ihe services peculiar to the day were
iaTS'it ai'ena"c IN thc Roman Catholic and
hnisconai churches Grand high mass was
offered in the Catholic ch urches
Evening star., 1863-03-30

USING TRBAsoNAELE LANGUAGE. = Hugh
kean was arrested on Saturday night by one
of the Metre politan Police. for using treason
able language, and is now confined in the CEN
tral guardhouSe.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

OErEAss' CouET.-Safurday morning tho
only business. besides the proving of accounts
and tie usual routine business transacted, was
he s.'mlsston OF the viii OF Joseph West TO
pTcsatc, which appoints Francis Dxieroiznski
exec UtC4.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

&C. o. D."-A considerable quantity of
local and other reading matter is crowded out
TO- day by the Adams express Office advertise
ment of uncailed-for packages; which, how
ever, will be found an ssitem'' of no little in
terest in itself. The old lady who fancied that
the express company must do an enormous
business in the transpor tation OF fish, from the
number OF packages marked 80 o. d." ("col-
iect on delyery,") will doubtless find confrma-
Sion OF that opinion in the numerous repetitions
OF these cabalisuc letters in the compaay's ad-
vertisement.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES
n o Situation as children's nnid cham bermai
Apply at III corner of + and 18th ats. mar27 1T
Evening star., 1863-03-30

+ fPolNTaEHT.-f.ouis BoIman, Esq, Of In
diars, has been appointed chief of agricuIturaI
s'a''sucs IN the department OF agriculture.
Evening star., 1863-03-30

NAhTED TO INV EST-By business young
| w man Sa6 or 81 900 in some mercantile bust
mass TO receive proportionate interest and take
! hand IN the same. Address "A g ~ Star Office
mn
Evening star., 1863-03-30

DARING ROBBERY. On Saturday about
Noon. some thief or thieves entered the shop of
hr. r Buckley. on Seventh street, during the
temporary absence of the employees, and
pryed open the money drawer with screw
driver. and took there from the sum of $3.50,
with which they made off,
Evening star., 1863-03-30

"AhTED-A fir t-rste GARDENER or would
w rent to . good gardener four acres of rich
good land at odfr4te rent Inquire of GEO
MATT INGLY, No. 100 south street Island
Evening star., 1863-03-30

WARRINGTON MONEY TMARKRT.-Quotauens
for ste cks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished
by Lewis johnson i Co, Bankers
Buying. Selling.
IT, S. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......iGix 1861
u. s. 80 Notes. ...... ..........1 1G6 LOT
Quartermasters' Checks. 9a%
New Certificates. .............. 97is a913,
Y. S. Demand Notes. .. "a, ,all5
American Gold. ............... li3a145
a nericsn Silver. 13Oal32 -
Evening star., 1863-03-30

WANTED-Two FURNISHED ROOMS, withou,
w board in q private family CON eni ent to "a '
GEO. 7. SMITH,
511 7th street adjoining
mar T3t National Intelligencer Building
Evening star., 1863-03-30

THERE is now displayed at the Dollar Store 43s
Psnra. avenue, near A.: street, brllian aSsort-
ment of Jewelry in all it's varieties Gall and look
at it and invest dollar there. mar 33-lus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
The Negro sympathizers.

A man who won't fight for bis liberty Ger.
tainy does not deserve freedom, and if the
slaves Of the South will not help the Union
cause under the incentive of protection in
their right Of selEownership, then we shall
lose all sympathy for their condition Os
Oego Times
Do you hear that, ye swarthy sonS of
Africa? Unless you rush to arms and
murder aud butcher the white men, wo.
men, and ehildsen Of the South, your nro-
fessed Abolition friends will close all
sympathy for your condition" The
price Of their sympathy for you is the
blood Of white men, Such is Abolition
love for the negro Not that they love
the negro less, but hate the Southern peo'
pie more.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
A Golden Circle of ,AbOiltlOnis1A
--secret Military Organization
In WipcOnsim. Niit


For some time past, it has been rumored
that secret military and political organiza
tion bad been establshing lodges IN, sari9uE
pAttAlot this State,L for the pdrpusei of. tbn.
Itrolling elections and for intlmidunpg the
people. We have now sufficient facts in Our
possession not only TO confirm this Suspicion,
but TO show clearly that q delegation, consist
ing Of persons officially nognscted Uih the
Interior Department al Was6iagtGn, has
been sent here to install the officers OF lie 81
cret lodges, and get the machinery in running
order Lodges have been started and officers
installed at Kenosha, Racine, Madison, Mil.
waukee and other places, and the work is still
going on. Only active aud reliable Repub.
licsns ars invited to Join, and no one is ad-
mitted until he is supposed to be entirely
committed in his faelinkB ITO the purpose OF
the order. OF course, the. general objects OF
the institutioR are declared to be the support Of
the government, but the real object, ii is uu
derstood is to establish a secret inquistion,
With the design of securing arrest and i'm.
prisonment Of every person prominent in op.
posing the political measures Of the admin.
istration. ....
1tis also understood by those who become
members Of this diabolical conclave, that re-
SOTu OF tue uhtned Iol All utnOcfhtS is 10 be
kept, and arms are to be furnished the faith
ful to enforce their guilty purposes We
derive o0r infOepation from persons who have
already joinedthe society, or who have been
confdentially posted as to its objects by the
principal operators in the arrangement II
is unnecessary to add, that the members upon
Initiation are sworn to secrecy in the most
solemn form; that they are invested with
Signs, grips and passwords whereby the com
spirators may know each otbeT, aud. that the
organization Is moreover essentially military
ib its character g
The general secretary of the order Is a man
residng in Chicago, by the name Of John
primble, Jr., who sends out his commissioners,
rituals, private instructions, &c, to the sub
ordinate lodges The chief officer Of the
lodges is called Colonel the subordiate otfi.
GERS are Captains In areeeht secret circular,
Irmble stated that "the frst men of the
nation" approved the organization, and it was
intended to have 250,OO0 persons sworn in
BY the middle Of the summer t mm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19

~The Cincinnti papers contain spe-
cial dispatches from Cambridge, Noble
County o., giving an account of armed
resistance by the citizens to military au-
thority. 1t is reported that large mum
Der of the citizens are armed and organic
ed, determined to resist to the death. Two
companies of the ll5th Regiment, under
command Of Capt. HAkE have been sent
against them, A fight is confidently ex-
pected.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
Rumored Death OF "a CIergyman

a report, which it is feared is we'll founded,
has reached this city of the recent death of
the Rev. Joseph Bixio, s. j., Assistant Pas
tor of St Mary 8 Church He is said TO have
died at Warrenton, of small pox Father
Bixio was by birth an Italian, and was broth
er to General Bxio, distinguished for his ser,
vice under Garibaldi On the expulsion Of
the Jesnits from Piedmont in lS48. he es-
capped to this country, and became natural
iEed citizen and hs has, since that time, been
actively engaged in the ministry Of the Cath
oc Church, 6rst in this city in 1851, and
afterwards in Baltimore, Boston, San Fran
cisco, aud San Jose, California Hereturned
from California to Boston, just before the
war, and about the eommeueemsnt Of hostIi-
ties, was appointed, Assistant Pastor of ST
MAry's Church; and going to visit the sta
lions attached to it, on the Orange and Man
assas roads, he was unable to return, and had
recently labored among the Catholic in Stan
ton, Warrenton and their yicinites He was
man of exemplary character, great zeal in
his profession, and highly engaging man pers,
and was greatly loved by all who knew him.
His death, it true, will prove a serious lose to
,he Church of which be was member
AteT' UoseHe,t4.fI a.r. ....i.a. l. .... .IEfA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19

ing any more gunpowder on them. No.
body isgoing into the army to shoot at
mon already in the last stages Of dissolu-
ton from starvation, "a,
The JOErnai Bays mot only do the reb-
els find themselves now opposed at every
point byan overwhelming force, but fam
inc stGres them in he face" Ifthe force
opposed to the rebels is now "Opervhslns-
ing." what is the necessity for calling ont
more men to die in the camps and hospit.
ais? Does ii take five Northern men 10
whip one starved iebslt trhat 81 the idts-
ic Of the Journals article AK a.
This talk about starving tho rebels out
is mere CANNON. They have been starry
ing ever since the blockade was first estab-
lished, and yet we always hear of great
many of them being able to "stsnd up
whenever battle is fought 1.-THE war
does not end until the rebels are starved
out" ii will last fora great many years..
Men who talk about starving out the reb-
els, are utterly ignorant Of their resources.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19

EVA party of soldiers at Indianapolis
seized and destroyed the package of En-
Qiirer's sent to that city, yesterday 1t is
reported that in consequences. the people
are determined to serve the Commercial in
the same way. II ought to be done.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
"DIscOuragins Eniistments.''

The Dayton Journal and all the Aboli.
tion papers in the country are "discourag-
ing snlistments." They tell the people
that the Southern Confederacy is about
starved out that it can not possibly hold
out much longer want, famine and death
stares them in the face. Now if such is
the fact, there can be no necessity for any
more soldiers. lf the rebels are about
starving to death, what is the nss Of vast
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
%Tha Cleveland Leader says it sym,

GgTha Cleveland Leader says 1t sym
pathized with the feeling that prompted
the mob on the Crisis Office. No doubt
of it. Every Abolitionist in the country
does the same thing. Unable to meet the
Crisis in fair and honorable argument
and discussion, they would rejoice to see
it put out OF the way. And this is the
great "free speech" party of 1856 What
humbug.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
Wby the AbOIitiODIsts DesIre Il
suppress and Destroy DeEnO'
cratic PaDera f ta1fIr f.Ha

/ The Newark (0) Advertiser, in COMMENT
ing upon the general favor shown by the Alb,
olltion press to acts of mob violence upon
Democratic papers, says
These acts Of mob violence are not more
re harkabls for their skulkng cowardce than
as substantial confessions on the part ot Re.
publicaus that the positipns and arguments
OF the Democratic newspapers esDRQi be mSt
and controverted 10 fair fdscusRion. sE6s Re.
publican politicians seem. to uhderstand that
the conGdencesofs he people id Depocratic
newspapers is constantly increasing II is to
this fact and to the copscimlsasA thlgfltal
publican journals and speakers are unable to
oysrturn tbe facts ana arguments prtsenled
by Democratic newspapers, that we are 70, At
tribute the desperation of feeling which in
duees Republicans 70 resort To hrgtegiolsnce,
burgla and arson against those who refuse
TO think and speak as they do 'l }gll.
The Advertiser has hi the. Bsil on tie
head exactly. iSaaH0J IflqHAi'Nu9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19

DwThe reported capture Of Yazoo
City. and the destruction Of the rebel feet,
turns out to have been csnard. The re-
ports about the evacuation Of Vicksbug.
we presume, are Of the same character
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
Save Your COpper.--seII Your
vFbgsgfsi4Gs6 Gs6idIn0A Viif IA Z

victories seem to knock down
the price of gold. But they also increase the
def9and for copper There are so many new
beads to be coPpsred, that the metal is going
pp
,9 The Democratic ship in addition to being
copper headed seemsto be,ooppsra bound
copper fastened, full rugged aud in full sail to
The port of victory Note the triumphs at
the recent town elections - Genera Gazette.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
A COpperhead EmbIemla

nth Syracuse Courier saysahe Democrats
Of that city appropriating for the time being,
theslang name Of "Copperheads, have adopt
,ed An appropriate emblem The head OF
Liberty cut out Of the once common, but
soy scarce copper cent, is attached to a pin
aud worn as a breastpin, as a suitable emblem
OF Liberty and Democracy --Ba6aio Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
Moat sIRnihcant.

One Of the speakers, on Monday night, in
speaking Of Gubernatorial candidates re-
marked II atn for Yallandighsm, nyselte y
Instantly there arose from iheyasl assemblage
such shout as we Dever heard before. In
all our political experience, We never before
witnessed such lOn--ho prompt so
hearty, so enthusiastic, so uniyerssl pc Logan
co., Gakstfs ,i.s, ia 20 ds1as .doHaads
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19

RBThe Convention at Louisville, yes
terday, was rather boisterous. The shoul.
der strap gentlemen tried to rule, and
failing in this. they endesvored to break it
up in row They failed in both at
ternpts. A'i' -' .+
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19

RTColonel JAMES B, FRY OF the regu,
lar army. late Of BUELL's staff, has been
appointed Provost Marshal General under
the Consciption law, and is to requisite
the appointment Of all his subordinate Of
fcers. 3, 30 3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
The CIty oa MexIco Taken.

The telegraph makes the important an
nOuncement that the French have taken
the City Of Mexico. No particulars Civ
en-. sns at t.li aa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
HO! for Hamilton

An who desire to attend the great Dem.
'ocratic meeting at Hamilton on Saturday,
will leave their names at the EMFlRE Of.
fee BY to-mouow At 3 so'clOcR. Arrange.
ments are making for haf-fsre.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
CITY CounciI

lReportod for lhe Empire by A. stephans, City Clerk
TUESDAY, March II, 1863.
PresentA Messrs a. Decker. gigEim. Ia.
dings, Rogers, Kisrsted, GiIIlend, MIME
Lehman, Fhopas, J. Decker and Isate. 4
Minutes Of the last meeting we're read And
Approved ~ S E N
Petition was received from VIM. Spittle
and othersasking Council to open an Alley
running Easta Wess through lots hsiwsan.
the Alley running North from Second to
FlaggIand Taylor streets Rsfefredi tathe
Trustees Of the Second Ward.
REroar o. THE SPECIAL CoxMTTFR
The special Committee to whoni was fefer.
red the Resolution in reference 10 c6hispfibo
with the Z. IL Vi ID. r. r. Co. for thepay.
ment of the damages assessed in favor of The
Estate OF VIM. Eaker, decd have had the
same under consideration and beg leave to
| report: ,s 5t paaaHH fsb0 r q1Ul % F
That the c. HID ID. r, r. Co. through
their President S. s Lhommedieu, Esq,
have renewed the offer made some time ago,
to donate to the City one hundred and inv
dollars towards the payment Of said damages
aud the Committee bOid a draft for the
amount subject to the action of Council 1t
IS understood that said Company willemake
suitable and satisfactory repairs to the gutter
and sidewalk without any special order from
the Council and il is presumed that the city
will interpose no objection to a proper road
way across the same at such point an will
best accommodate the transit of vehicles to
and from their Passenger and Freight De.
pots. The Committee would therefore re-
commend the adoption of the following re.
ISOLATION Hl, TsiHH 9d dl- +. H uUlt1h
Resotped, Ihatithe proposed donation Of
One hundred and Fifty Dollars to The City of
Dayton on the part Of the c. II. d. r. r.
Co, to assist the City in paying the damages
ASSESSED in favor OF the heirs of VIM Eaker
DECD be accepted, and the City Clerk be
authorized to satisfy said damages by an
order upon the General Expense Fund for the
balhhce thereof '"in
The Committee beg leave to add that this |
recommendation is nsasRd upon the fact that
the Improvement OF Ludlow street in front Of |
the e II. II D. r, r. Co, is more general in |
its character than local Il IL IMPROVEMENT
loudly demanded by every citizen who has |
any PRIDE IN the appearance of theieiiy, to1l
say nothing of its convenience in a, business
point OF view, and it is only upon these con.
siderations that the Committee feel Ike pro, |
posing to pay for the same out Of the General !
Expense Fund All of which is respectfully |
submitted 6 aa! taao HGiItfAa =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
5andasky, Dayloll aad Clnclnnall N n.

esssk ID W sEs.,..lS ~ Sst.,-.s;y
| & IN sno sler december ~, isgu, .n,i InGl r,-
" nonce, Passenger aud Freight ,lThibg d, I
DAIiOlN gong uorthi AS follows: ''ffi >''''
R.dfk A. M. tnr0ugh Freight and 4i,ea,a,
OstU With fAs 'eng0r Cur ntauhea f'''-
Iik.s2lk A. Nj. Maui tram tor Springfield tbltp,,t,
LVsOO brlaua, Lellei0ltaine, Fofasl ,.i,i.' w,
9Ianu,esAyI hnteHnB ~ Springfield with Iran m,
iso+IVf hna Ooluuipusi arriving IN Columbus at x,gi a
~ ~ uIyaha WIN uelh fOr IOlunipis az 4 or,st ~
IRAN on i1Usbufg ~. Maynok Chicago r. h @ ~
bt arrFhg IN testne at $40 IA add pjtt-iai4s i
E;oV M az Oyde with Tram Cleveland and lfsf,
~ II gong hast, arriving an {Cleybhlud al SO - W.
@GuAiI @ 4 ~ JOY m, Snu buiiaO 5.3u 4 m t,on,
Nes nrFiUng IN Toledo ut Az.10 ln Detroit nj s.Ib
M ohlea4o az 1850 m, and sandus at go b i1
k,I y. NJ Night hXprtss ior Springfield / rnana
Osll aud belleOpiiune, conneotitir aI Enr., ' ,si
htA gong hast on PilthbIB, ~. Wayne ana Oiur,,r
hogd arriving Cfestlne at 6.ta H. pIll4g,,,1 q
m. CONS est, with Tram arriyDg M M W1t,''sI
VIo in ana Chicago ht iOtO nj, 4g olyue win 'in,
Pn NeYeianu ana hceqQ H. x. arriving In Ci,y eina a.
lou M DunHfb ny tVu y Va ald 5,iltlo AZ 6aO a,
Ieaches nandiAhy tt I.4O an. -
7.h x hf. "A, HuntByiiia AcuontuOdnulu t.,.v v,,
VCDaytou ON sfftvA Of Train truin Whdjfns1f
tgicnug pqnghed al 300 Iu UrLs.ia "a lusls a. ~
Ne7t l-luefy ~ HES u BclioUnuuna 4t ID IA =, ~
aud HbntHUle ut l2.I2n ul. ''
tickets va tiHs lue 90 an pbihli Month. t.-t .,,
Woal ,nin be nal at The feket u Oihra Ia ths iiit
-rsth II NJ. hING, ricket Agent ''' ''f'
bN'tSie always rs low As ID ans other ,oui.
i4FAthfHon lelilfv W sh ppWg Fr,Antl ID. t.4.
RnV'tslg lgpE4y N' llt company trullut UGpoia1l
q ~ = y -Agsht "A. ~ Clss 9aperlliIr taisui
NJ u. 'On&ft uen. rlcAetAgeAl. l.. itlli
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19

( lN and aiter Sunday, May O. isC2 trans vli
" leave Union Depot hixth kheet for Toilette ,1
riiinterinediate points as follows.
Toledo and chicago HAL at D so m.
Sthchso ana Detroit Night LApIessA 8UUlu
ul' ~ ~. iadOisMAklsk, superntendeut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
Amos DECKrR, r..T
tEo W. RoGEns, Committee.
GRORGR LEHMAN. a9aI2 % = li
SHERIFF's SALE,
fe'GTsGiRHspp' sgsi6.,pp / Montgomery snpgrior Co

fe'esGsGibhn.spP' sGsibi.pP Montgomery snI ISr1or Court.
Phllip sehnepp, et al. Joa Ichse Ma oi7s7 ilsI %
IJuhSga NJ TO the command Of an order of sais 10
y me me directed, rom tie Superior Court Of Mont
So,ely county, Ohio, will offer Public Sale AT III
N'O' VI 'he court House IN the City OF DAYTON on
A. 49,. -, Saturday, March 2s 1868,
~ W9 o'clock Of said day: The ifoloadna aas,i,ihaa
sS esa,e % wy part Of subdivision ofsSy acres oi
t 49, yoneu oy fhlllp scnepps heirs, stuafed In IN,
sust part Of the northeast quarter Of section ~
'"nn nt range 7, MIR 3, subdiyded as follows 70
,b ~, G,o.-beglnnng on the west line OF said tract
no9 n p l1,Ad chains 10 aW corner OF Lot Ma
ehehee hhee soH 7ls chains; thence i0IS Nv nj. o;
Snshs Hs thenee 10, Gus chains; thence Il eg% \,
ooo @ uhhhs 20 beginning there X fifteen ieet1 ra
1eFSH ~ ~ os ROAD on the north and east lhe of ths
10y NO. y, containing 1857 aeFesl
nsr og .a LCr no NO. begnnng at Che south west cor
e93a' 76s ehAins thence Isl " iii 40 c5sIr
,nelcs m 10, Sl chalnsi thence a054 430 eheins
w w. mere " nHeep feet peseryed Gofa raI
0 tne orth line oftns Lot No. T. oAF poles west nom
'hs north east corner. Containing $40 acres.
Lof N9 ,, Beginning at the south eaHteoFner Of Iot
NJ 10; ~ thence es, " 400 ehainsi thence 4 l5. n
u w ceainsi thences 10, VS. ~ chains thence ! sSss
eliVO cnansto the east line OF sad section thance
"a e, itov chains to beginning there is fheen isst
ieaeIsel ior ROAD on the north lne of this Lot No
. sVhMhlnlng M 1897 acres more or iees,u II :. -,
ono, sad nave been appraised as iall lowss =
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