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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-28
rUnLIsHED DAILY ~
EDGAR SNOW D EN-, JR.
nf~ GGCE-No 104 King street, over
: 3.r,, formerly French8) Book Store
WAR NEWS.

sdv;oa> from the army Of The Potomac, re-
co;yad in Washington, are to the effect that
.hbo,sb no offensive operations Of a general
character have taken place recently, the caval
" are enp}oyedin in scouting, accommodating and
ncketing, aud have captured considerable
number Of prisoners. Tie execution Of the
five deserters was postponed from Wednesday
ill Saturday.
steamer left Fortress Monroe on Monday
night. a0d moved up the Chickahominy river
zen miles. i body Of Confederate cavalry
we're encountered aud repulsed BY the guns Of
the boat Some property was destroyed, and
two men captured.
Capt. Hunter Of the 18th Virginia regiment
and four men Ct the Confederate topograDhl
cal corps Of engineers, we're captured in King
George county, Va, while engaged in max
ing survey.
4 special dispatch to the louisville jour
mi, dated Stevenson, Ala, Aug. 23, states
that from their ookouts on the mountains, the
Federal soldiers could plainly see the rolling
sgook Of the railroad going off southwark from
Chattanooga. Large fires wore plainly seen on
the night Of the 2Ist IN the rear Of the town.
AIl the fords aye strongly guarded by infantry
and artillery rife-pits cover the hllIsldes II the
vicinity Of the fords, and the work Of crossing
the Federal army seemed likely to prove 8
bloody one.
/ Southern paper states that it is estimated
that the number Of soldiers now ia the Com
{ederate army and rapidly organizing for the
feld is FIVE hundred and seventy~five thou
sand, and that this does not reach one halt the
fighting population.
In the pursuit Of QuantrelI and his men, in
Kansas, il is announced that no prisoners have
been taken, and none will be taken. AL
houses in which goods have been found have
been destroyed, as we'll as all houses Of known
g0arj)as, where the troops have gone. Gen.
Ewing intends to destroy the houses of all
persons in The iorder counties outside Of the
military stations, who do not remove by the 9Th
Of September, in obedience to q general order.
The Port Royal New South, has para
graph stating that the steamer Everglade, With
a cargo Of cotton, and large number Of passen-
gers including full complement Of officers
Tor the new Confederate craft st Nassau, has
Deem lying for several weeks up the Savannah
river On the night Of the 2lst instant she
attempted TO run out but was overhauled and
sunk near Tybee Island. twenty-five OF her
p&$%sensers and crew we're captured; the re-
"2odor escaped.
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THE SIEGE II CHARLESTON.


&C, from Charleston bar on the 25th inst, has
arrived here.
OFF MORRIS ISLAND, August "a, Noon
On Saturday at midnight Admiral Dahlgren
with five monitors, advanced in the darkness
on Fort Sumter, opening fire at three Q clock
and keeping it up until six o'clock. a dense
fog then arose, which shut out the tort from
view. The fort during the five hours ire
unon it was struck over hundred times, the
balls tearing through the sea-wall and doubling
the number of port holes The whole parapet
was also carried away.
No SIGNALS were given until the whole fleet
opened, and the fire was OF the most terrlnc
description. Sumter fred one gnn IN response
five times, but Moultrie, Gregg! and beaure-
gard for three hours ralned shell on the n!onl-
tos failing to do any harm, The monitors
were struck seven or eight times. NO one
vas injured to-day.
The grand naval and army attack on Forts
Wagner and Gregg will soon be opened, 1t De-
ing now ascertained that Sumter is detuncG'-
Ihe Contederates will be driven from Morris
Island, as Gen. Gilmore is determined to
have possession Of it tonight.
Gen. Gilmore on Thursday notified Beaure-
gard that if he did not surrender the 1orts ne
would shell the city within twenty -four hours;
at the same time he requested hun t. remove
the women and children. No attenNon was
paid to this notice, and on FRIDAY night Nen'
Gilmore threw 15-lrcn shell into Charleston
charged with Greek fire.
On Saturday afternoon Beauregard sen0
| down flag Of truce with an urgent protest,
| denouncing Greek fire as TIllalnous compound,
| and unworthy Of civilized nations, and de-
mandng that more time be allowed TO remove
| the women and children.
The English French, and Spanish consuls
also denounced the short time given by Gen.
G., and claimed more time to remove subjects
Of their respective countries. General t., re-
piled By renewal of the demand for the sur
render Of the forts and public property, -
Reauregard replied by asking for a truce OF
forty hours General G., refused giving any
more, and would accept 10 other terms than
unconditional surrender.
At twelve 0 clock last night sheling the
city with Greek fire was resumed. 1t IS gen.
orally thought that the stars and stripes Will
wave over Fort Sumter tonight The monl~
tors and iron -clads are preparing to 60 up 81
the hour the steamer sails.
It is now believed that there are not eyer oI,
twenty men in the ruins OF Sumter: Lac
whole rear wall is down, and the snelis pass
through. The sea-wall is terribly dlshg1lred'
Ali the guns Of Sumter are now mounted on
Sullyan7s Island. Balls and shells from mon
itors went with crushing effect into the walls
Of Sumter. Had not the fog been almost III
penetrable Admiral Dahlgren is convinced
chat he could have destroyed the whole, walls
Of Sumter with the monitors in few hours
This morning the south sea-wall Of Sumter Is
in ruins down to the front tier casemates.- -
The Keokuk' s guns mounted on It's wall we're
toppled into the sea BY well-directed shell on
Sunday morning. n
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&. & q. CANAL-Ihc annual report OF tho
| president Of the company, shows that the tolls
for the year ending 3lst December, 1862, were
S6,58l, IA less than those Of the preceding
year, and amounted to 500, 985 SO, which with
water rents, &C., made total revenue for that
year Of s72,624 95. The current expenses
were in excess OF this amount $l4, OPS 81, bur
included s49, ,Sl4 SO for repairs There is an
accumulation of unpaid interest on the current
loans of the company for repairs, &C., during
the past TWO years, Of about $40, 600.
The certificates receivable for tolls Issued un-
der former orders OF the board have been su6
pended in consequence Of the reduced business
Of the Company for the past two years, but,
with reasonable prospect Of increased reve-
nues, the board have directed that one fourth
the amount Of tolls accruing commencing with
the month Of May last, be paid IN such certitl.
Gates, and they trust that the future business
OF the canal will enable the Company to con
tinue to receive them from month TO month,
until they are oil redeemed. The amount out
standing and payable OF such certificates On the
31st MAY last was 264, 769 IS, The report
states that there is a great deficiency. in the
number Of boats navigating the canal compared
w;th the coal business which would otherwise
seek this channel Il is understood that many
| arc now in progress Of building From the lst
January to the 3lst Of May last there has been
shinnei from Cumberland S3,396 tons OF COAL
and the aggregate amount Of tolls collected fol
thar time WAS $50, SIS Il.
The New York Tribune says For years
there has been bitter and growing enmity OH
the part of the Mexicans Of the Rlo Grande
States toward the Americans inhabllng the
opposite side Of the river; and it is certain that
no movement would be SO popular il Mexico,
or so tend to unite al parties, as the reannexa~
ton Of Texas, by diplomacy or force, to the
Government tf Mexico.
We learn from Poiut Lookout that Gen.
Marston will not permit contrabands to take
refuge there.
An English paper says there has not been
better or more abundant crop then that which
now covers the earth, in the memory OF any
living man. The potato, is, SO tar, Tree from
blight. and appears to have everywhere recoy'
cred much Of its natural havor.
The Washington correspondent OF the y I.
s.C,ommorcial' writes: ''There has been some
additional trouble with conscripts, quite large
number eluding the guard and making sue,
coasf,] escape for the time being. 1t IS feared
that enough to form company escaped,
Measures were taken to capture them, ano
tbev will be regarded as deserters The draft
"a men are veil treated, and it is only the
rrofassional substitutes that are making oil the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-04
MUSIC.
MONEY TO LOAN.

EN- nm MONEY ADVANCED.
VOOs OOO in sums to suit-at the old stand and
veil known WAGhER'S 0fHee, on securities Of every
kind, viz; Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Plate, Watches, Diamond, Jewelry, Fire Arms, Fur.
niture, Carpets, Clothing, Pianos, Mirrors, Paintipqn
and Personal Property, on the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Business strictly private. Established 1851. Watches
and JeWelry for aale at bargains.
10. ". WAGNER. MOI WatsF-St,
OOF. 6upsrior-Ss., over Davis 8 PieI0tto'B Store
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DROBATB COURT OF CUYA-

u HyUA WVWWEIF VNIV7 W ""~
Morris K. Gallup, executor OF Sylivina Miles, de-
CEASED, vs.. EmeIne Webb, Hopkins 5. Miles, susan
Nj. SchIey. Myra &. Clark, Annette Loomis, Henry
2. Mfl-s, Burtis l.. Miles, Jane 5. miles, Mary T..
Mijes. Harriet P. Miles, George Il. Miles ana Norris
n Miles. To Annette LOOMS and Henry r. Miles,
and Eliza Jane miles, vi e Of sid Henry !. miles,
heirs aud legal representatives. Of Syllyina Miles, de-
ceased. you are hereby notified that on The 8 Nenth
day OF April, 1858, said executor filed his petition IN
Inc Probate Court OtCuyahcg4 county, Ohio, The OBJ
iect and prayer Of v hich petition Is TO obtain an order
&C. for the sale Of the following Real Estate, parts OF
lot No. A., As and 81, in stronssville Town~hip, Cnya-
hoga county, ohio, obtaining about one hundred
acres Also part Of lot "A in the vi age Of NewhuTgi
in said county, containing FITS rods OF land, decided
10 said deceased by RiceardP. Wright and wife, and
also. part Of original lot No. p in the Gity Of CleYe-
land, being p 4-l2 feet on Supeuor-St in the CITY OF
Merchant and J. u. Vaushan.
Executor Of Syllvina Miles, deceased.
gtrnnnaNflla- A mil I. ISra. sprA t3I
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OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BIZ ORDER
- OF PROBATE COUBT-By virtue Of an
order from the Probate Court of CuyahAga ceUA
ty, Ohio, in suit Of Morris j. Gclup, executor OF
the estate OfSyilimn Miles Va. Emeiln0 Webb ct
al, l shall self to The highest bidder the follow
ing real estate as the property Of Syllima Miles
deceased, to wit -On Wednesday, Mey 9th,
1868, at ten O'Clock A. N, on the premises situate
in Strongsville township, County Of C~uyahOga,
State Of Ohio, parts Of lots Nos. AZ, As and 81,
bounded west by the turnpike, northby A. POM
eroy and Nathan Foster, East by Caleb Carpen-
ter and south by land belonging to Frederick
Bartlett, containing one hundred acres, more or
less; and at the door Of the Court House in said
Cuyahogs County, on Thursday, May 18th, 1868,
at ten o'clock part Of lot 44, in the village
at a stake set in the ground which is twenty feet
south and five rods and three and One-half feet
east Of the southeast corner OF Methodist Epis-
copal Church, thence due north thirteen rods,
thence east four rods, thence south thirteen
rods, thence west four rods TO place Of begin
ming, containing nifty rods Of land. Also, in the
city Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio,p part
Of original lot No. 81 commencing at a point in
the south line Of Superior street and the west
line Of land formerly owned by E. Dwight, and
running southerly therefrom at right angleswith
Superior street, one hundred and twenty feet,
thence westerly, parallel with Superior street,
twelve and ons-third feet, thence northeTlv,
parallel with said east line to the south line Of
Superior street, thence easterly along the
south line of Superior street twelve and one
third feet to the place Of beginning. The last
described lot subject to q lease made by said
Sylima Miles to Ahaz Merchant and J. c..
Vaughan. Lot in StrcngsYille appraised at
1880, lot in Newburg appraised at 500, lot in
Cleveland appraised at $500. Terms made
known on day OF sale.
MORRIS E. GALLUP, Executor.
April 9th, 1858. apr2s4f
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CALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

nOF COURT.-By virtue Of an order from the
Probate Court Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in suit
of Edwin r. Perkins, administrator de bonls ron
of he estate Of Reuben H. Blackmer vs.. Huldah
B. Blackmer ct. ais, 1 shall sell on Saturday,
NAV 16, 1868, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at
the door of the Court House, in the City Of
Cleveland, in said County, TO the highest bidder,
the following real estate, as the property Of Reu-
ben H. Blaekmer, deceased, TO wit Situate in
the City Of Cleveland, in the County Of CuyahO-
ga, and State Of Ohio, and is known as being
Westhalf Of subdivision 6~ty-four (54) Of Gran
GERS subdivision of ten acre lots Nos. ftty-four
and ffty-fve (4 and So and having thIrty-three
C33l feet front on Prospect street and being one
hundred and nnety-seven and one-thlrd lly'7sl
feet deep be the same more or less, subject to
the dover of the widow, appraised at S42 per an
mum. Appraised at $1,000.
Terms made known at the time ofsale. Dated
April II, 1865.
EDWIN R. PERKINS,
Administrator de bonis non Of the Estate OF
Reuben H. Blackmer. aprl6
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THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE
Sold by ". L. MARVIN, sola Agent.


-
Isnow so well known and generally esteemed, thai
It is deemed unnecessary 70 go into any lengthonedo On
or minnie inventory Of its merits.
In addition to the most Wanted capabilities "a
other stoves, there baya been several Important i'm
proyementsl recently made IN the Dispatch which
most
Perfect and Economical Stove in Use.
One is the GAS BUREER, introduced into the Fir
Chamber, producing the most perfect sombustior
possible, Increasing beat, saving Fuel, consuming
smoke, and improving the operations Of the Bto1s
Another is a new'y invented PORTABLE ASs
BOX, attached to the stove, which receives the ashs.
which fall from the ire door, and Is easily remove
for dissharf ing the same.
These very internal additions to the galua Of tas
Stove are secured BY pate 70, and render il heFon
most
UsEFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING E.OVE
to be had in any market.
In addition, also, all the plates which eorne Ia con.
tact vito the nre have been greatly increased IL
II viii burn Coal as we'll as W1od moss admirably
Oven being thoroughly vent. Ated IL viii produce q
perfect and n9altny pakes elual to that Of . Baker
BrieE Oveni hoasIng ed TOasting is done bsion
the open hros and BT5iing over live Goals on III
nearIna a. common ssIse dictates It's EAnulaoturS
manship are Of tie best quality; finally, Il gives per
tsCt satlsisotiop 70 all, AZ hundreds ofhculekeepesn
shis CITY anq surrounding country who are da11
using Il, viii testify.
h MORNING STAB COOKING STOVE il
nsw ane desirable pattern, winch, With a variety o
hand a great variety OF Parlor CooEing and other heat
Ing Stoves, FOR UcGio or Wood,at reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied with all the newest m
most beautiful styles Of
EHAAELED res.
AlsO-all Of the most useful articles Of HOUSE Fur
niahing GooqB, Nails and Farmers Tools
Mearelugt receiving the latest improved styles d
BIRD CAGES, which are offered at the lowest prices
Wemanufacture largely and have for aale at whole
vale and retail, II tho Fariou8 articles OF Plain and
JgpGBsd Tia Copper onS Sbsst-lFOB Ware
We ODER the almost endless variety Of gOods IN on
hne Tor sale . the lowest cash prices on the OH
PRIUE STE
All Housekeepers and those who eunfsmplsf
Housekeeping. and the rest Of mankind are NOS
cordially invited 70 call before purchasing elsewhere
and judge for themselves. SATIsFAOrI0E Is GUARAE-
FEED At the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of ". L. MARVIN
No. 50, South side Pub. Square,
mch26 Cleveland. uhiyA
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T RGAL NOTICE-The Rtna Insurance
4 Company ofHartford, Connecticut viii take
notice that Martin Johnson has filed his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga coun-
tv, in the State Of Ohio, against said Htna Insur-
ance Company, setting forth that on the eth day
OF MAY, 1852, the said Htna Insurance Company
issued to said johnson q policy OF insurance ana
thereby insured said Johnson against loss OF
damage by fire to the amount Of two thousand
dollars, for the term ofOne hundred and twenty
six days, namely From May 18th, 1857 at y
O'Clock at noon until October 1st, 1852, at y
o'clock&t noon, on his, said Johnson's, fishing
tackle, consisting Of tWlne, canvass household
goods, tools, and such other things a. are used
In the hshing business, all then being and con-
taAedia a small wood building situated on the
dock, corner OF Locust and Water streets, on lot
No. 9Sf, Nistula division to the city Of Toledo, IN
the State OF Ohio, and thereby promised and
agreed 10 make good unto SAID Johnson all sucn
immediate loss or damage not exceeding IN
amount S2,O0O.OO, as should happen by IRE 10 the
properly above mentioned, for the period ofume
above stated, other THAI fire which might hap
pen or take place by means Of any INVASION, IN
surrecton, riot, or civil connection, or OF any
military or usErped power, and except loss by
theft at-Or aitsr aire, TO be paid within SIXTY days
after notice and proof Of said loss or damage
should be made by said Johnson to said Etna In
surance Company, in conformity TO the condi-
tons annexed TO said policy That SAID proper
tg. on the 2Ith day Of September 1867 was IN
said wood building situated as aforesaid, acci-
dentally and by misfortune wholly consumed by
fire, other than FIRE which happened by means Of
any INVASION, lnSllfreetiOn, TOT or civil COmlnO-
ton, or of any military or usurped power; That
on said 9th day Of MAY, 1862, and alsOat the time
Gifts destruction and damage by fire, as herein
before stated, said property was worth S5,0go,OO
and more; that said johnson performed all the
conditions Of said policy on his part to be per-
that forthWith after said loss, said John
son gave notice to said Htna Insurance Company
ofsaid loss, and rs soon thereafter As possible,
to wit, on or about the Sd day OF October, 1862,
delivered to said -Etna Insurance Company a
particular account Of said loss, signed with his
hand and verified by his oath and that by rea-
son Of the premises, said Etna Insurance Com
pany became, and is liable to pay TO the said
johnson the sum Of two Thousand dollars, with
interest thereon from December 4th, 1852, and
asking for Judgment in his favor against said
1Etna Insurance Company for s2,O10,O0, with in
terest on the same from December 4th, 1852.
Said Etna Insurance Company IS required TO
4th day ofJuly, 1868.
on 90 7 ETuT
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IEaAL N0TIeEs.

C. R. Buckley vs.. John NJ. Taber. Before Geo.
IT. Benham, Justice Of the Peace, ~Cuyahoga
TSHE defendant John NJ. Taber will
faEe notice tbaton the Sd day ofAprl, A. D.,
1sf3. an attachment was issued IN the above en-
titled case for the rum of s20.6l, and interest
thereon from April 9Th, 1858, and cost Of suit
The case will be for hearing before smd justice
on he 18th Of NAV, at Q O'Clock. A. N.
BISHOP POOL,
aprle,4ss Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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DYERS,
n FRENCH B

E0RkST CITY FRENCH FIRST
CLASS 7 HOUSE-No Jog seneca-St, Cop-
posite City Hotsl( By UMLAUFT 4 HERTEL.-
Highly recommended by TIE last State Fair OF Ohio.
Byeing and Cleaning in all its branches. Please call
and examine goCds in the Store 20 find the difference
with other dye shops as We finish our goods by steam
machinery aud presses. The only watering machine
in the Western States to finish Silks like new.
BE-RETERENCTs. Messrs. Prescott 4 Chase, Alcot
( Horton, BaldNin q Co Taylor, GriswOld & Co.,
Rettherg 8 Hausmann, Morgan, Boot & Co, and
other Merchants. aprIi44s
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MASTERS sALE-Pursurnt to Al,

IN ASTER'S SALE.-Pursurnt to the
I'VE command Of a decretal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county,
at the suit Of Mark Rosseter against Wilson 4.
Rheelock and Maya. Wheeloek, to me direct
ed, 1 shall offer for sale at public auction, at the
door ofthe Court House, inthe City Of Cleveland,
NJ, the following described premises: estimated
in the town of Bedford, inthe county Of Cuyaho-
"a, and State Of Ohio, andis also in the village Of
Bedford, andsis bounded as follows: fronting and
bounded on Willis street on the east; on the
south by the land Of Andrew Whitaker; on the
west by the land Of Wilson T. Wheelock; and on
the north by the landof Birs. Emily Oldham, the
lot being si1ty-six (6e) feet Wild in front, and I'D
tY-six l66l feet vide in the rear, and one hun
dred and twenty-four ga feet deep on the south
and one hundred and twenty 12O) feet deep on
the north side, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Appraised at $3.50.
D. ". GAGE,
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, Master COMMIT.
Pits Att'ys. marSi;4ss
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
I'M command Of a decrctal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas ofCuyahoga county,
ohio at fhs snit Of Robert Cochran against
George C. knight, Edward s. Hamlin. William
LathTop, Amos Dickerson and Wason Everett &
Company to me directed, / shall expose for sale
at rublic auction, at the door of the Court House,
in the CITY OF Cleveland, on the ed day Of May,
ls63, at ? O'Clock P.sa- Of said day, the following
described lot or parcel Of land: Lot No. 81 m
tract No in the township Of Olmstead in said
county, being town lot No. 81 IN the town Of Ohm
stead Falls, formerly called Norris Fails. APP
praised at $3.50.
D. W. CAGE, Master Commissioner.
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. aprz2:+4O
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
~. Personal Property belonging to the Estafe Of
Reuben u. Blackmer, deceased, c9Esiting Of a good
Buggy, Table, Bureau, Chairs, AMI. o.her prUpsriys
will be slld ct public auction a. the lase dwelling
house Of sgid deceased, on the l65h day OF May. A. II.
1853. commencing at four o'clock P. NJ, and will con-
tinue from day 70 day thereafter TIL the properly Is
soli. E. r. PERKINS,,
H~pr29-429 Admiuisiratar de bOnis ron.
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A ssIGNEEs sALE-Pursuant to an

A SSIGNEES SALE--Pursuant 70 an
n order made by the Probate Court in the
matter of the assignment Of @. II. Robison' IN
javor of the creditors, ] shall expose for sale at
pubIc auction at the door Of the Court House,
In said county, on the 10th day of May, 1868, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ, the folowiDgdeserbed lands and
Lenements, TO wit:
No. "a, Township 20, north Of Range p west, IN
Warren county, IN the State OF Iowa being -
acres. Appraised at $50. !
ID. The southeast a Of the southeast z OF
section 10, in Township 70, north OF range 70
west, being in the county Of Dallas, State Of
Iowa. being40 acres. Appraised at $50.
Sd. The southeast Of section Y and tne
northeast Il Of the northeast 4 Of seeton Y, IN
Township s., north Of Range 30 west, beng N
the county Of Calhoun in the state Of Iowa, ana
being 200 acres, Appraised tS5OO,
4t6. The southeast 4 and south z OF north
cast 4 dissection 10, and the west 4 otthe south
vest j. and the southeast 4 OF southwest a o.
section 20, in Township ~, north Of range 50
west, and the easth of northeast 4 OF section
l2in Township 50, north Of Range 80 west be,
ing in Guthrie county, in the state OF Iowa, an q
beinP 40 acres. Appraised at Sl,329
TsTms cash. Us. GRANNIS.
Assignee of c.. H. Robson.
crrvrr.xn ApriI rs. 1863. a~prl5:439