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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DAMAGES AGAINST THE BRooKLYs CITY Riii-
ROAD ConPASY.-Mrs. Maria Hamilton brought An
action in the Brooklyn City Court against the City
X .lroad Company for damages, laid at 5000, OF
account Of injuries sustained. II appears that on
the Goth of August last plaintiff entered one OF the
cars of the Company and rode to the corner OF Gran.
berry and Fulton streets. Tie conductor stopped
the car, and plaintiff proceeded to get of She wa.
told by the conductor 10 get of on the other he ei)
.ide ana she requested him TO wait q minute 70
enable her 10 do 30. The conductor said he could
no, wsit-he was in hurry. While in the act OF
getting off, and one foot still on the step, he rang
the bell and the cars moved on. Plaintiffs dress
was caught on rail and she ran along Tor some DIS
rance and being unable 10 ex,ricate herself, was
thrown violently upon the pavement: crowd was
attracted and the car was stopped. Her clothes
were completely torn from her person. she was
conducted to q neighborng drugstore, where she
was attended TO- She was badly bruised aud unable
10 leave her room for three four days and is still
qboing under the effects of the injuries slstanSd
The Jury brought in "a verdict for plain'id. Dam
ages s2779 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF GENERAL o.

MITcHEL-lls FUsERAL.-The remains of tho
late Gen. o. M. Mitchell who died some time since,
in command of the Department of tho South, ar
rived in this city on Wednesday, by tho steamer Star
Of the South, under escort OF Lieut.. German, OF
Gen. BrannanS staff. The remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery, for interInent in the family
vault, this afternoon. The funeral service will
be held Il. the Church Of the Pilgrims the Rev.
Dr. storrs), Brooklyn, to-day, at 2 y. IN. The
friends of the General and of the family are re-.
quesied to attend without further notice. By the
desire Of the family, and in accordance with lis
known wishes, there will DO no public or military
display at the funeral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

SALE OF GEN. KEARSEYs HoRsE.-A black horse,
belonging to the estate Of tho late Gen. Philip kear-
new. was sold OH Tuesday in Newark and brought
only sl3O. TIE horse was captured from the re-
nowned Black Horse Cavalry" regiment, during
its charge at Manassas, and subsequently purchased
by Gen. X, who had it brought to Newark bssos
his death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

CERTIFICATES VALUg.-The Jersey City Com
Council at their last meeting passed resolution direct
Ing tie City Treasurer 10 redeem all certihcss Of value
recently issued for small change when presented ~ sumo Of
3 upward. This taken to preserve the credit
Of tbs cy aud TO protect the public from eItorsn BY bEoi
The Hudson County Bank and The Jersey City Bans
so redeem these certificates when presented in 'um' Of an,
Amonnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

Loss OF A Scorcu STEAMER WITH THE CHRlsff
MNsrEFLs ON BoiRD.--lhe fine steamer Walden
elan, built in 1906 for Messrs. Rsnnie, aberdeen
shine, aud employed IN the mail service between
Cape Town and Natal, struck on STRAY heei on
th6 night Of the 18Th Of October and all attempts TO
Ct Lor oil proved Intellectual The Whole OF inc
valuable cargo was lost. The Christy Ministries
were among the passengers, and lost ai ei' instIu
ments aud dresses-Joe Brown, the dancer, iosns
beside bis prize belt considerable sum IN sPe. rs.
Their. were on bourd twenty clereymen OF nc
Dutch Reformed Church VI their way 10 Cape low
10 attend the BY nod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
New Counterfeit.

PutLApELrniA, Thursday, Jan IS, 1859
Poteraon's Detector announces II new counterfeit
OF the denomination of s. Oh the Lyons Bauk, New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

INTERNAL REvENuR.-The collections for the
months Of September October and Novenbs Ia the Fh
District OF Pennsylvanis, comprising Bucks County aud the
T"en'y'eeond' Twenty-third and TweBty6ib wards Of
PhDsdelpLis, amount 10 $3.50 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

FROM ST. THoMAs.-Tbe st. Thomas Tider.de Of
Dec. ~ contains no news. The Rebel echooner
Retrlbution had cleared for Turks leland, probably
to obtain cargo OF salt. She sold her cargo Of cot
ton at a. 10 so cents per pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Two men Were
engaged yesterday passing counterfeit bills 10
Jerses City OF the Uuou Bsnk Delaware Tho police were
notifse aud description OF the gyeo, but they
had undoubtedly left tho city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

ORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS
goaa Of BROOKLYN Aesscrs organized Yesterday bY
tbe election OF Thomas L. 0nfen iresiden AID Dominica
Roche rs Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

KINGS County CRCUlr CouRr, Jan. lo-Noe
"a 85 49, 3d. ~ So o. o. 30 100 100, los S ito l01 lO5
leo 49, ll3, ia IFS. lilo, H. lis Iis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
Cours OF Appeals.

ALBANY, Thursday. Jan. Is 1863
Corrt Of Appeals Calendar for Friday Jan. 10:
Not. 81. -. 3d. 81, 932 as 6o! o. D. g.. 90, and67.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

FiRE.-The three-story frame teneuent-housc Of
John OHM In Eighteenth street Fourt Cow
aus a. damaged by ire Wednesday might 20 the e1
teut Of 800 Injured IN the Brooklyn sud MonAls Cox
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-09

W IL ( ~ : " 81 ~ " : Wv ~ ~ 8 Y y =
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 9,
Tie National iutelligencer states that the
Secretary Of War has Withdrawn from the Ma
,ioua] Ipteligencer the publication Of the adj
refreshments Of his Department, and has di-
rectel the heads Of the various Bureaus under
his control to withhold any further publications
from that paper. The Intellgencer says
We have survived the prescription Of the
War Department under former Admlnlstra-
tons. and We hope under this to avoid the
'consum'uaJion which, from old instincts as
we'll as recent grudges, the Hon. Secretary
may at present wish.
THE RIVER There are number OF yes
sells and steamers, mostly Transports IN the
Service Of the e. S. government, now at the
vharves, and lying il the stream opposite this
place. 4 mortar boat, is stationed off the low
er art Of the city, doing guard duty. The
steamer Daniel Webster is lying off the coal
wharvcs, used as hospital ship Steamers
and harges in tow Of tugs are constantly pass
ing up and down, and with the sailing vessels
give the river very Eve]y appearance.
AcKsov Our sincerest thanks
are due the kind friend who sent us on
Saturday beautiful bouquet oflovely, fragrant
flowers. III these times OF blood and car
uage" it is doubly gratifying to be reminded OF
,i1 friend shins w these enhiems OF peace and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-09
VERY LATE FIR ON THE So11r1I

VERY LATE FROM THE SOUTH
! The Richmond Dispatch Of satns.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF VAN DoRN;ss ~ F SI:~
CHATTANOOGA, March 6.-The to7 HiaetH
official despatch Of General Van Dorn,'sS lns
engagement has been received. The 9 'ste
took place at Thompson Station, and not s y.
franklin ''
TULLAHosfA, March 2.-To Colonel P =
EWel:-The enemy attacked Van Dorm 70.
terday at Thompson s Station, between Colnm
bia and Franklin.
He drove them back Handsomely, ard csv
tured five regiments Of infantry, twenty.tTo
hundred officers and men. Our loss is not va,
reported
(Signed) BRAxToN BRAGG,
The "IND1ANoLA" NOT DESTROYED
JACKSON, March 5.-To Gen. S. Cooper
General Stephenson, commanding at Vicks
burg, telegrapbs March +, as folloWs:-The
Indianola is not destroyed. We are at work
to raise her One eleven-inch gun was burst
the others are not injured.
(Signed) J. G. PEMBERToN, It, Gen.
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST. HUD.
SON, March 5, via, MOBILE, March 6.-InteI.
ligence, reliable and Of the greatest Importance,
has been received front The preparations be,
ing made by Banks Army point irresistbiy
to an early advance Seventeen Mortar-boats.
the Sloop-of-war Mississippi and the gun-boat
Essex are now anchored at Baton Rouge
Banks force is fully thirty thousand. Am
balances and litters are being prepared. The
opinion of military men is that this point will
be attacked in a few days. The utmost conf,
dence prevails among both officers and men III
our ability to defeat the enemy. The report
that our pickets had been driven in is unbound
ed, but an immediate advance is anticipated,
The latest information confirms the dlssatlstac-
ton in the Abolition ranks. 1t is reported that
Banks is opposed to the attack but has orders
from the War Department.
ATTACK ON Fort McArLIsTER ABANDON
Ep.-SAvANAH, March Git has been de1'
nitely ascertained that the enemys lron-clads
have left the Ogeechee.
A FEDERAL RAID on THE ATCHAFALAYA~
4 telegram of the 18th, from Woodville says
"A gentleman from Atchafalaya gives an
account Of the depredations Of Federal gun
boat crew on the Atchafa]aya He states they
burned many residences. 1t point near
Simmsport they were fired Oh By the Con1edd{e'
rates, and one Of party CT nine KILLED. III ne
was the second officer IN command. la7
Port Hudson News adls:-"Ne learn thaI
the gunboat which went up the AtchafaiayS
river, destroyed the sugar house, negro c2ohs
&C., on Mr.. Trist's plantation, and also burI-
ed every thing on Mr. Gray and Dir. ChaItan'
places. >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-09

The Washington correspondent OF the Baltl
more Sun says Andrew Wylie, esq, has
resigned his position as States Attorney at
Alexandria, Va. Shortly after the demise o.
Judge Crawford, of the Criminal Court OF the
District, this gentleman was nominated BY the
President to FL the vacant judgeshlp. In
view, however, of the bill then pending to re-
organize the courts of the District: the Senate
did not act upon the nomination. 1t IS said
that Mr.. " will be nominated as one OF the
Judges OF the newly organized Court OF the
District of Columbia.
From the three great points Of warllke IN
terest- Charleston, Savannah and Vlcksburg
there is nothing new, certainly nothing to JUS
tfy the belief that there has been any further
fighting as yet, The Chicago Times, of Nednes-
dav, has rumor from Cairo, that the whole OF
Porter fleet has run by the |icksburg bate
RES, but this, like most other news from Cal
70. needs confirmation.
REPORTED CAVALRY RAID.-It is reported
that body of Confederate cavalry made
dash into Fairfax Court House last night
capturing a number Of horses, a quantity OF
accoutrements and stores, and several Federal
officers We have no particulars, and cannot
vouch for the report-but it is current IN all
quarters.
The case of John S. Powell, of Fairfax conn-
ty, charged with being spy, and now held a
prisoner in Washington, has been concluded,
and the decision of the Court Martial will soon
be known.
Gen. J. ?. Slough Military Governor Of
Alexandria, has been nominated by the Presl-
dent to the Senate for confirmation, as Brlga-
der General, {. S. \:
4 sale Of 81 900 Corporation OF Alexandra
stock was made in \ Washington, on Friday
last, at 50}}.
The Baltimore Annual Conference. NJ. E.
Church, is to meet next year in " ashlngton.
4 new command has been assigned to Gen.
Burnside.
The Baltimore American condemns the course
Chat Great Britain has pursued. IN reference to
the sectional war on this side Of the Atlantic,
AID thinks that it manliests decided hostility
towards the {. s., and may lead to difficulties.
It SAYS If ever the T. S. are compelled to
deal with England in the adjustment of these
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-09

The New York Times is Of the opinion t'as
Gen. Grant has abandoned, for the present an
attempts to take Vicbsburg, and will enoea'"i
to reach the Lower Mississippi by the Lake
Providence route, and cooperate with "oH'
Banks in the reduction Of Port Hudson
In the T. S. Senate, on Saturday the Pres,
dent announced the Standing Committees .
long debate was had on the oath Of Once e. >,
tablished by the law Of JuIy, 1862. Inc o"Ia
was finally administered to the newly eIec'e0
Senators. g H.
It is announced that the trustees OF M.
peaboav,s munifcent gift to the poor Of l :'
f o1 1o ond Of he poorest districts Of the %ft5s
pois and were preparing to erect a., oner nec5r
for the poor thereon. They were also 0sr t Of
tiating for other properties IN Vaf1o Similar r
nn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-09

Thomas OIicutt, of New York, has been
nominated BY the President as Comptroller of
the United States Treasury
The New Bedford Mercury is urging the
Common Council Of that city to vote s., 900 to
encourage the 'colored men: to enlist We
thought when the proclamation was issued
the hardest work Governor Andrew would
have to do, would be to keep the colored men
back,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-09

HSG>hA'SA I'S\N~1> ~
country roads are represented as ''worsa than
ever" aud that must be bad, indeed.
The Supreme Court OF the United States
decided not to render any opinions in the sew
eral cases until tomorrow. They will then
render decisions il all cases, Including The Al
MAIDEN and prize cases
twenty-five n',Ioits in Washington, Georye-
town, and Alexandra were occupied yesterday
BY preachers now in attendance at the Balti-
more Annual Conference, which for several
days las he:il IN session at Georgetown.
Dispatches III Tie Northern papers say that
the Confederotes are increasing their forces
ani strengthening their positions on the Rap
pahmnock.
David Wil1rot, Of Pa, has been appointed q
Judge Of the L, s Court Of Claims, under its
new organization.
Gov Andrew johnson. OF Tennessee, is now
IL Washington,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-15
Horace Greeley.

Rev. Blr. FRoTHISGHAM, Of New
York, in a recent discourse Oh the g Nor
al Of the Riot" pays the following high,
but deserved compliment to Horace
GREELEY
The one man who, before and above
all others, was a mark f'r tie rage %
tie popaIace--the ono man whose name
was loud in the rabies mouth, and al.
ways coupled with maicdiclion-t the
one man WHO was hunted for bis blood
as bv wolves, who would have been torn
in pieces had tie opportunity been alIor-
ded, and on v hose account the dwelling
Of friend WAS Literally tom il pieces,
WAS man who bal been the steadf;,>t
friend Of these very people who hunger
ed for his blood; their most constant,
unc'mpromising, and public friend
thinking for them, speaking for them,
writing for them, pleading their cause
through the press, ia the Legislature, from
the platform; eXcusing their mistakes
and f.. g, asserting and re asserting their
substantial worth, and honesty, and rec
TIA le; ad, coating Their ci:ius rs work
ing people, vinaicating their rights rs
men, proposing schemes Or the safety Of
their persons, the hcathtuIness OF their
houses, the saving and increase Of their
earnings, the education of their children,
tie exemption Of their homcsteads from
seizure ia cases of debt, the enlargement
Of their spha.c If labor, The transferring
of their families from the crowded city,
where they could DO little more than
keep themselves alive by arduous toll, to
the fruitful lauds Of the West, where
they could become noble and sclf-respec-
ting men and women. TITS was the
man whose blood was hpngerel for
| need not speak bis name-you know
who | mean; man whom some call
Visionary, but whose visions are all Of
tie redemption Of the people; whom
SOME call fool but WHO If lie seem
FOL, IS foolish Chat the poppIo may be
wise; whom some call radical, bat whose
rad:calism is simply 2 discrimination that
the popular existence shall have sound,
sure, AID deep roo. il natural laU aud
moral principle; at all events, man who
has Iire,. for the people and suffered fir
The people, and been laughed at whom he
suffered and because he suffered. TITS
was the man whose blood VAS hungered
for. And yet the most moderate, kind,
considerate Of all the papers, the last
week, was his paper. Aud believe lie,
even lad he faicn into the hands Of his
enemies, would have said, Forgive
them, for they know not what they do
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-15

and that's all. Bat there arc contribu-
tons being made for the decoration Of
the grounds about the monument, which
is very much needed, rs now it looks
bleak and desolate.
There are other graves in this Gene
terry that call out different feelings than
does the monument Of this distinguished
Statesman. Here may he seen simple
tombstone, upon which is inscribed a
beautiful, touching epitapb; n few words
that speak volumes TO the heart, and no;
the imposing monument Of Departed
greatness. x grave where a child is
buried-the footstsp Of az angel. The
vase of flowers which stand at the head
Of the grave, are only slightly faded,
and one can see that they were placed
there but yesterday, from the hand OF
dear, fond mother. How cherished
how sacred arc the flowers that bloom
ubpNC itiC uSW 1i0N y.
In visiting Lone Mountain one loses,
in great degree, that dread of death
which all feel more or less. To know
that when our change shall come, and
we be called upon to add Que more 10 the
population Of the silent city, that our
long home is 10 be made 50 lovely, while
eyer-blooming flowers viii! shed their rich
fragrance around our head, and crow.
our bed with beauty; watched by the
loving care Of friends, and admired by
tie stranger that visits our grave. Wee
It not for the inverted torch ana inscrip
ton that tells Of death, one might sup
pose that he was wandering amid the
beauties Of some fairy grot o,
Where the tender violeis bent in smiles
To elves THAT sporte,l nigh.
Tossing the drops Of fragrant dew
To scent the evening SKY;
They kissed the rose in love ami ninth
And lis petals fairer grew;
\ shower Of pealy dust they lroIght
And DER the lily threw
Plant flowers DER the graves of the
loved and lost ones, and make tbeir
resting place an emblem Of tie beauties
of the Paradise Of souls.
San Francisco. July 18th. 1868
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-15
- Gar Country nOyy and EOr-
cVer.'s

Under this caption that sterling and
fearless Democratic paper, the Gle, aIaud
PIa,Haco}cr, thus talks to the point
Over the entire land, in every state
and territory possessed before or united
since the war, tie flag Of tie nation, the
4" Star Span- led Banrer," must and shall
wave ere we viii cry hoG, enough r
he soGthcrn rebellion. gigantic as il has
been, powerful! as il mag yet be, (houeh
We can't see it in this lieht) must be
completely and entirely crushed ere cur
armies can be Withdrawn or propositions
Of peace entertained. The struggle we
are now e. gagged in is one OF lie or
death to liberty. None but the craven
hearted would wish it decided TIL Free
dom has forever trumphed and despot
ism in every form and shape utterly and
hoPe'eSsiy crushed.
Let our gallant armies advance once
more AMI strike. 4 little while longer
only and the miserable Shell of n South
err Coufederacy will crumble and Ay
Away. to be known hereafter only as
tie Joseless toJric Of q dream"
The hour, the day, and the age is that
of human freedom, of liberty, Justice and
humanity. Perish millions, but let the
land of Washington and the home Of
J,iftrson and Douglas be preserved for
these who to day are the young and in
nocent scions Of the free future
Forward Meade Push on the col
umn, Rosocrans Advance, Grant !
Rally, Banks ! 'Oncc more to the
breach,." Gilmore aud all viii vet he
wei =
For Freedoms battle once begun
Eequeathed by bleeding sire to son
Though often lost. is ever won ~
These are cur sentiments to frac-
ton.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-15
News Items.

= Gov. CURTIN. Of Pennsylvania. has
been re-nominated.
= The Queens speach to the British
Parliament declares in favor Of s.rict
neutrality as regards the war in this coun-
try.
= The draft in Washington furnishes
300 white. aud 1888 co!oroI con
scripts.
= Several Of the rioters in New York
have been sentenced to the Penitentiary.
- The venerable President OF Union
College, Dr.. NorT. is now ninety years
old, and is in the enjoyment Of excellent
health, and his mind is unimpaired and
very active.
Two sons Of Gen. Meade were draft
ell in Philadelphia, on the 3lst uIt.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-15
Republican Union senatorial
Convention.

a Convention for the Senat orial District
comprising the counties Of Pierce, St. Croix,
Polk. Douglas. "a Poiute. and Ashland.
viii be held at Hudson. on Wednesday,
October Isl, 1863. TO nominate a candidate
for State Senator. to be supported at the en-
suing general election. All who are in favor
ofthe following propositions are invited 10
act together.
That the Union be preserved in its integ-
rity:
That the constitution and laws Of the Uni
ted States be enforced Throughout the whole
national domain
That the rebellion is suppressed. not by
compromises with or concessions 10 traitors.
but by the sword whose agency they have
therlselve- invoked
That the National Administration should
BE heartily and generously Supported IN lis
Efforts to put down the rebellion.
The several counties will be entitled to the
following number of votes in Convention /; the
apportionmeut being the same rs two years
ago. and based upon The total vote Of each
county: Pierce County. 6: st. Croix, : !;
Polk, 5; Douelas. ,; Ia Poin.c, : Ashland
two.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Au. ust. II, 1858.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-15
RafRvpnes SAEn
Pierce County Circuit Court, State of Wis.
cOnSin,

Pierce County Circuit Court, State of Wis.
consn.
Wesley Davis. administrator Of the estate ot
Horace A Davis. deceased plaintiff, so'st
VIM. u. Odell Robert Odell, Mason Stone
George q jams, l.. II. Pomeroy. f. Pom
efoy, J. W. Beardsley and j. Il. Lyford,
dtfcndants.
10y VIRTUE and in pursuance of iudg.
4 ) nent and decree of foreclosure and sa g.
rendered i'm said court IN the above entitled
action. dated July 9Th. 1853. | shall exnoSa
tol sale and sell to the highest bidder. at the
front door of the Civ Bank Of Prescott. Il,
the city of Prescott. in said county and State
on Saturday. the fifth day OF September, 1868.
~ o'clock in the afternoon Of said dav, the
following described nOrtgagcd premises, or 50
much thereof a. shall be necessary to satisfy
il.a amount Of said Judgment and costs and
tie EXPENSES Of sale, tn-wit: Commencing
fif1y-one rnds south, nine degrees west from
the northeast corner Ct the southeast guar
fer cf the northwest quarter Of section mum
Der thirteen. IN township number 81 of range
number 10 west, running thence sobth nine
Ipgrces west eighty rods to a stake, thence
north nine degrees west sixteen rodS To a stake
Standing in the center of highway. thence
north thirtv-four and half degrees east six
teen rods and thiFtv-eight links 10 a stake in
ltc cGtiicF ~ tiitifSg itbi VI tiStltN-
one degrees east seventv-one rods and tweu:v-
one links TO the place of beginning, contain
iIg fourteen acres: also the south half of the
nortli-weet quarter If the ndrihwest quarter
of section number 2S, in township number
o.. Of range number Is. containing twenty
acres also. commencing at the northeast
corner of the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter of section number Is, in own
ship number p. OF range number 10; run
ming thence west on quarter section line Il
rods and six fest to center OF highway. thence
with center Of highway twenty-five rods
thence east little south to the quarter sec
ton line, between lands owned ~ Davis &
Os!yll TO a point thirtv-three rods from first
named corner. thence TO place Of beginning.
containing three and one-haif acres, al in
Pierce county. State of Wisconsin.
Dated July 10, 1853
J. c. BUTTON, Referee
You've & FITCH, Pl'fis Att'ys. 1.-Two