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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03
For the Kenoshs Telegraph.
GOD us HE RE.
BY EVA ALTON.


No place. on earth, SO dark and still,
So desolate and drearj
But what. some little fowelet viii
Proclaim, that God is near!
No place, though far IN heatheu lands.
Or in the western wilds,
Beyond the reach OF His commands.
Or our dear Sayior.s smiles!
Where e'er we are, on sea or land,
We need not know care;
For angels stand at our right hand,
And tell US God is there.
Then let US call on His dear name,
In fortunes NOR shower
That His dear love with MS remain
Increasing every hour;
We're on his footstool, vast and grand
And pilgrims here below,
We're travelling to that Heavenly Land
OH neighbors viii you go
We cast no lingering looks behind
But steadfastly before,
'Tis tn best army you can find,
Well rest on yonder shore.
Inc QehTI WHOSE tLCOoN'O 10 AbOFO
No other dover requires.
'Tis hope and faith, and Christian love,
The noble soul inspires
IT'S free to all. come taste it now,
For you,-the young and gay
Come bear the cross, and crown thy brow,
Don't wait another day
Well sing His praise. for he is good,
He died, that we might live;
Oh that each wandering sinner, would
His heart unto Him give.
What joy for christians, here below,
To see those sinners come,
1t makes their faith still stronger grow,
For Heaven is their home,
Though sorrows clouds are round them her
And often near them come,
Sweet angels whisper have no fear,
THY will not mine be done"
And noble souls, shrink from the praise,
A Aattering world would give,
And turn from the admiring gaze,
In solitude to live.
Somers, April 25 1863
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sheriff. Smile
Slote Of Wisconsin, KcnosAa County Circuit

iskote Of Wisconsjn, Kcnoaha Couaty Circuit
can't:
HpY virtue Of execution issued out and under the
I'D seal Of the circuit for the county OF Krnosha
aud o. WISCONSIN, and TO directed and deliver
favor OF Hope LatArOp Plaintiff against the goods
chatels, lands and teDemens OF Josiah Bond VIII
liam 5. Strong, David Crost and Enoch W. Evans, or
either Of them, Defendants: / have levied upon and
sell pubic auction to the highest bduer there
for at fron door of the Court House in the city
county OF KenOsha and state Of Wisconsin at ten o'clock
he for noon OF Saturday the 10Th day of September
S63 the following described real estate much
hereof shall be sufficient 10 satisfy said udg ment
costs and expehsts OF said action to Wit:
All the right, title and interest the said JOSIAH Bond
William :. Strong, David osIt and EnOch W Evans
or either them, laI he 18th day OF NAV D. 1868
or has at any time since acquired or to the following
described lot parcel OF land to Wit! The east
hundred OF the north west q1arter Of section
tweBt 2)) town one ~ north Orange twenty (0 east
The town Of Salem county Of Renosha and State of
w isconsin. Terms OF sale Cash,
Dated, August 4th 1853 HUDSON FOX,
o. S. & +. II. HEAD, Sheriff Of Kenosha Co.
Plfs Atty. Tw9
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In Probate-Kcnosha Comfy four,

I'm reading ard filing the petition of Mary A. Farrar
" guardian of said minor representing among other
things that he rhe said ward seized of certain real
estate, in the county of Washington and thai ex-
pedent and for the best interest said minor the
same be sold and praying for license to sell the
and it appearing to the Court from said petition that
it is expedent and for the best interest of said minor to
sell said res estate 1t is ordered ard directed that
the to kin to SAID ward and all persons interested in
said appear before the Judge said Court on the
18th day of September A. D. 1868, at his office in the
city and county of Kenosha, at o o'clock a. M to show
cause if any they have, why license SHOULD no be grant
ed according to the prayer OF said petit and it is
further ordered hat copy of this order be published
the Kenosha Telegraph for success sve weeks
TO said day of hearing
Dated, August 22d, 1868. l. WEBSTER,
owl2 County Judge.
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STAIR OF WIsCoNsIN. -
County of Ken,.hA. %

~ DS'% FOX Sherf Of 50 County, do hereby certi
tnat the 9boye Had foregoing is copy Of noce
Tor general eectIoh served n
state, OF the State of Wise nsin file in m iee
Ihat pursuant to sad no ice and the in r. nn TO
electons notice IS hereby given that u addt state
ohce designated IN tn foregoing notice Of Secretary
Of state, the following County or local officers are 10 he
elected,
County Superintendent Of Schools, in place Of r. l..
Dodge whose tenn o Office will expire the 3s, day Dee
Cenbgr next
One County Supervisor Tor Supervisor District CONE
prsing the City Of hcnosha in place Of Smm0n whose
term Oh once W expire on the 3ist day OF December
One 'uuhty Supervisor tor the 2n Supervisor District com
pbsng The towns u Pleasant Prairie Bristol soners aud
fns in place Edgar r. HugInin whose term Of fce ~ III
cx IRE ON the Dist day Of December next.
bpc county ~upelTisor for the 81 ,crgsr Bis, COM
rIsns the owns Of salem, ta dali, Wheat Drq-
in The Of d. g. burgess, hose erln o. Office win
expire on u c ms Monday ii January next.
one member Of The Assembly tug Assembly Ds-rict
com roSc4 OF The, and he Of The County Ut rno-
sla IN place q" I, Hatch whose office win expire
on tie first Monday If January next.
One tate enaLur TO- tho 9Th Senatorial rturis nj the
'Ity and county OF iemOgha.
Dated at thg sheriff ohcc said coanty ta IO.a day of
August. a. 20. l'GJ HUDSON FOX
i0tY
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Circuit Court, County of Kenosl,n.

The State Of Wisconsin to Bridget Cr0aoe
and the Wnbnoaon heir o. heirs Of John Revenue
CrO10 deceased, Ldte Of the city Gnd coUn-1 Stamp
ty Of KenosbG, and State OF Wisconsin
WOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
N the complaint of Ann Quares, which is filed in the
office othe Clerk of the Circuit Court Kenosha couu
ty at his office in the City of KenoSha and to serve
copy of your answer ut office in the city and
county of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, within 30
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day OF
such service and if you fail to the comp ant as
aforesaid the said Ann Quares viii apply to the court
for the ief demanded i'll the complaint
Dated, August 20 1853, o. s. a F. II. HEAD,
Cwlz Plaintiffs Attys.
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Brig. Gen. Com.

A young lady in company who had been
Fishing for compliments" very unsuccessful
ly, was surprised by the young gentleman
who sat beside her, affectionateIy putting his
arm around her neck and kissing her Filled
with indignation, she angrily demanded why
she was thus insuIted. 'My dear LADY, re-
piled the young man, gasping with excite
ment 4 hope have not offended Really I
supposed that those who .fshed for com PHI
ments would not object to taking them in
a SlNnck
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Would you be an honest man, and enjoy
competency with pleasure, unknown to hasty
wealth or sly roguery-work. Let your SWEET
drops wash your gains from all dishonesty.
You shall live to tell your children that you
have felt and observed the wisdom of the roy
al preacher: Wealth gathered by vanity
shall be diminished. but wealth gathered by
labor will increase.
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SEAEa BsFF,s SALE

State of Wisconsin,, keHOSha G0uHty Carcuit
Court.
Hope Lathrp against Kcnosha Rockford and Rock Island
Rail Road Company: Benjamin Williamson as Trustee in
possession of said ai Road Josiah Bond, Samuel Hale,
Ernst Solomon, II. Otis Post, Thomas Moran Orson S.
Dawes.
In of the Judgment in above entitled action,
rendt red May 18TH 1863 the regular Of said
Hudson OK Sheriff of said county shall offer for sale and
sell at Uubc auction the highest bidder therefor the
front door the Court House the city and county Ke
nesha and State of seDnsn OcO * the forenoon
of Saturday October 2ttu d. 1863 the following descrb-
ed lot parcel of and much thereof shall be sufficient
estsy said judgment and costs, ther with
of sale, to wit: Lot 40 eight in Block No
twelve I2 the south quarter of thirty
t3 town u north twenty three 1881 and
in the city of Kenosha. Terms sale cash
Dated July l5 1868 HUDSON FOX,
.. s. & f. ii. HEAD, Sheriff of kenosha County.
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An emperor of China making a progress,
discovered a family in which the master, with
his wives, children, grandchildren, daughters
in-law, and servants all lived in perfect peace
and harmony. The emperor adiniring this, in
CURED of the old man what means he employ
ed to preserve quiet among such 2 number OF
persons The old man, taking out a pencil
wrote only these words, Patience, patience,
patience"
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By ROBERT j. cULvax,vELL, MD.

The important fact that the awful consequences o
Self Abuse may be efectuay removed without nterna
medicines the dahgerOu. application OF causti. S, IN
strumens, medcattd 5ougIes, and other epric al de
vices, is here clearly demonstrated and he entirely
aud highly successful treatment adopted By he
celebrated au Dor, fully tXpancd by VIII ch every one
enabled to cure .Imsell perfectly, least posi-
Bile ther by avoiding all he advertised
the day This lecture viii prove a boon to thousands
and thousands
Sent under seal, plain envelope to any address,
past dI0 receipt Of two postage stamps by address
ing the publisher, CHAS j. KLINE q CO.,
I21 B01cerN, Mem YOlt, Post Oalce Bur- 1856
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JAMES 7. LEWIS,
SAM'L d. HASTINGS,
VIM Fl ED SMITH.

V01II VI 1'VIIOUI aHU university lands.
ADVERTISEMENT OF FORFEITED SCHOOL LANDS IN KRSosH
COUNTY.
Name, Thomas D. Bond--no OF lot 1G-descriptioo GO
se--no OF certificate, 1911 2R20 e--Sec i6-no of
acres'4O l2-lO0-amt due, $1S2 00amt of int $l2 "A
amt penaty,S5 46-amt taxes 00arnU of interest pen
atty. taxes and advertising S25 20-total amt due
state, 500 2Oyear for winch interest is due 1868
6Wl2
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Dissolution Notice.

The Copartnershp heretofore existing between the
| ,ndersigued under the name and firm of MoRGAE
II FINER is this day dissolved by mutual cOnseDi. The
business ofthe old firm is left in the hapds OF Charles
I Morgan for settlement.
Kenosha, August 90, 1853.
4U10 EDWARD dAFFHKE.
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Sale of Forfeited sinte Lands,
OFFICE OF Com. OF School & University LANDS }
MADISON, Wis, August 81, 1863.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
COUNTY OF DANE. e
that ali the School, University and Swamp Lands in the
State of Wisconsin, which have been oret by reason
Of non payment OF interest will be orred Tor sale Mt
PHDl auction az the Captto in Madison, o. IL, 9Th day
81 Dece'ubeI a. 1868 unless redeemed: said
SAFE 10 commence At O'Clock A VI. and ortiUuc from
day u ga uh all OF said lsnG shal have beeu 20 sf>
ereG' Dau iand wil be offered by counties arranged
in alphabetical order.
Among these are the following described lands in the
County OF kenoSla which will be offered at the price
named opposite each tract (under tn heading Total
amount due Slate which includes the principal due at
the me "l l"relure, IN Interest the S. me up to
January /, 1864 all taXGs which M We bnen rptnr cd
against the same the cost of advertising and sale and
three per cent. damages.
Said lands will be sold subject to al unoaid toves
ssed against he Same not included herein ''N
The percentage of the principal pa BILE at the time
NJ the purchase Will be fixed By the commissioners at
the sale. ~
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NJ ANHOtrD
VI \ y II wa
EH0yg E.OsT! Es@W EsEAE0EsRD

HAOW cost! kssH w EsE@EDEsFD
lust PubiiShed, in SetLed En0etoe. Price cents
ecture the allure, Treatment and
Radical cure If SpermatOi hea seminal Weakness
Sexual debility, Nervousness, and Involuntary Ennis
sons Inducing Impotercy, Consumption and Men
PHYSICAL Debilit
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70 MARRIED LADIES.

They peculiarly adapted, as they bring on the
monthly period with SUCH perfect regularity.
SURE TO DO GOOD!
SURE TO DO GOOD!
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TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
KENosHA COUNTY, WISCONSIN, July 90, 1868.

OFFICE THE ULERK OF THE bOARD OF cUFERVIsORSI {
KENosHA COUNTY, WISCONSIN, July 90, 1868.
The following is list of all the unredeemed pieces
parcels and lots of land situate lying and being in the
County of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, which
sold on 18th dav of May, D. 1861, for the unpaid
taxes aud charges of the year lS60 specifying each
tract piece 10, of land, the OF the person
whom assessed, if to any, and the amount of taxes
charges and interest calculated to the last day of
demption, due each parcel of Ian Now, therefore,
notice hereby given, thai unless such unredeemed
lands are redeemed before the 14th day of NJ ay
A D. 1864, they will be conveyed to the purchaser.
IRA PIERCE,
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors OF the Coun
ty of Kenosha, Wisconsin.
The following lots and parcels of land in the southeast
quarter of section 81 town N range % L, and in the
First Ward of the city Of Kenosha,
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will sell exchange Store 22x4S, stories high
the upper story is finished Tor dwelling, and Ware
House on the SAME lot, 20X3O, in Waukau, Wnebap 0
Co., Wis There are two extensive Touring Mills Ia the
placeand it situated in Of the best farming oca
ties in the State This is good chance any one
wishing engage in the mercantile business in a
try town. will exchange for house and lot in Keno
sha. or small farm in Keuosha county, or for Dry
Goods, or Gro cries. Enquire of
CHARLES E. BROMLEY, Kenosha.
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a Note for the HCCrorA-A Kennedy for
DipthePia.

The first Of the article which is taken from
'Falignani, is occupied with thoughts upon
the many cases Of dipthera that have been
lost Through Ignorance, and then after referring
to Particular case it says
I}r. De Grand came and found the tonsls
Greatly swollen, and a false membrane cover
ing them. lie Immediately administered
small peices Of ice, and by the following morn
ing the tumefaction of the tonsils had dimin-
lshed by half, and the salse membrane had
nearly disappeared. That very evening she
was enabled to take food. Profting by this
example a few days after her brother was
selzed with sore throat presenting the same
preliminary symptoms as those of his sister !;
but he, without waiting for the doctor at once
took some ice, and was rid of his, sore throat
IN few hours Some days later, DR.. De Grand
was sumno..led to young lady who had been
iaoor.ng under the disease for some forty-eight
hours all remedys had failed, and the parents,
relations and friends of the family were plunged
in the deepest sorrow. When DR.. De Gran
ordered ice, a general cry of establishment wa S
uttered by all present, Ice for a sore throat !
Impossible! 1t was sheer murder! DIR. Dc
Grand maintained his ground, and after much
expostulation, during which much time was
lost, he obtained his end. Before "a hours
were over the patient was in full GONZALES
cence. Being at Vera Cruz on a mission, he
was requested to see a young man who was
attacked with malignant sore throat and had
been treated without effect by cauterizations
with hydrochloric acid and astringent garglcs.
Here again he had to battle with the preiu-
dices Of the FANNY, but was at length allowed
to administer ice. The young man recov-
cred in the course Of the following day. Dr.
De Grand has now been using this remedy for
the last twelve years, without having met with
a single failure. This is what he says, but
even if only half of what he says were true
the method should be tried by others. Cold
gargles have been employed with success by
Dr. Blanc of Strasburg; why not ice E?
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JAMES MATTHEW
VARIETY Store.

" aT1efy store.
62 Nam 81, one door north County Bank,
=" here he has constantly on hand large and we'll
selected stock If
ToYs AsD YANKEE MOTIONS.
consisting of all kinds If
Chit1re'o's Toys, Neck Laces, Seed
Beads tor Dorki,tg and nsah@eg
Br0ceietS, Paper, Ink and Pens,
ChiIdre2e'S I'arrjageS, BASKETS
and W,lloao Ware, Bird La>
ges, Bird seed, and one
Thousand other articles
Besides be has a large and well selected stock OF
GROCERIES g. PROVISIONS
Rhu5ar6 Vine, Pure apple Ceder and Vim
egGr, of his own manufacture, GREEN. C0HAed and
Dried Fruit of all kinds in their seasons, Can
dies aud Confectionery IN great varieties, Ponder
Shot and Caps.
All kinds If PRODUCE bought and sold
and highest price paid Tor it. | have made ar
rang ments with the best Butter Makers in the
County to supply me Though the season. ANY
one wanting such an article will find it to their ad
vantage to come and examine before buying else
where The subscriber from his long experience
in business trusts thathe fav1rably known, anC
will continue to receive his share OF the public
patronage All g0Ous will be Sid at the lowest
living prices. Many thanks for past iav"rs.
Ken"sha, April 1868 ly43
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The Empress Of France, who is leading the
fashions on the Continent, has introduced a
new feature, which is described by Paris
correspondent of the New York Times, as fol-
lows:
''The Empress has again appeared with a
long walking stick, and now the fashion is
fixed. Every lady at watering place must
wear a cane :" and the shop windows OF
Paris are beginning to display them, with
''prices to suit customers" Some are very
cheap and homely, others elegant and costly
The length of the stick depends upon the
hight Of the lady, as they are recommended
to come about up to the lady's shoulder. They
are carried for support, for protection, and
for distinction; that is. the ladies like to have
something in their hands to play with, and
especially at the seaside, where they are al
ways breaking the points Of their
parasols, by pokin1g at pebbles aud things. And
then, why should not a woman carry n cane
as well as man? Is she not the weaker yes
sci ?"
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BUY THE SAFEST
Blu THE SAFEST
BUY THE SUREST
BUY THE SUkEST
THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM
BUY HE BEST !
BUY THE BEST 4!

by Strengthening and nvigorating and oring the
system to healthy condition. 1t moderates all excess
AID removes all distractions, and speedy cure may
rrl IN
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CANNOT DO HARM
CANNOT DO HARM

CANNOT DO HARM
could furnish any quantity OF esmoD als of its eff
eaCy from my own patients, but the practice para
ding bought and fictitious ones before the public is so
prevalent do not deem it advisable. My object to
place my medicine before the public not alone to make
American Ladies, thai ten perfectly healthy ones
can be found III any one vicinity.
BE WISE IN TIME!
BE WISE IN TIME!
Let not disease destroy your constitution Try bet
tie of my PERIODICAL DROPS, and you will be salts
fed that am mpostor. Tell your afflicted friend
what restored the bloom of health our cheeks and
thereby confer favor more valuable than gold. For
painful scanty menstruation it is just the thing
have row in my lind an instance of a lady who had
been suffering from painful menstruation thI
years, combining her to her each time; she had
applied to several eminent physicians, without relic f.
w.en one bottle of my DROPS entirely cured her.
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
In almost every case.
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
But cut this and send it to your Druggist, and il
he has got il, make him buy it you may
obtained of the General Agents for the United States
c. G. CLARK & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
NEW HAVEN, COM.
wholesale Dealers and the Trade supplied the
Proprietors prices, by
LORD a. slEETEE.
Wholesale DfRgg5sts
23 Lake Street, Chicago, Hi.
For sale in Kenoshs by
F. ROBIN ON.
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Of Sc cor of lot II, thence parallel with
S line of lot II AZ #, thence 5 1-2 rds,
thence AZ #, thence 8 1-2 rds to begin

The fiLOgiag Dieces Of land Nh N E o. 0 Sec T.
st. N.R23 E,-EIoa,eS T. Nichols .4dd'iton
fl Philips i l 4 10 Il Philips y -
do 10 4 "a do Ii u
b philips-ail tn part OF line par
alIel with the line OF lot II n 81 1-2 rds
q herefr ext cnde1 " e line o
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U'm B Stocuna-Part of blk %: commencing
90 #, thence to center of blk, thence " 80
fit, thence 8 II beg,
VIM y S'octns Part of blk %: commencing
at Sc cor of blk, thence W to APPOINT SO # c
OF the sw cor, thence to center of BIZ,
thence 165 # to line of blk, thence to
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FRfNCH PERIODICAL DROPS
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS
FOR FEMALES
FOR FEMALES

My DROPS TO CURE Suppression OF the Menses from
whatever cause, though should be taken
tain if pregnancy be the cause, DROPS would
be to produce miscarriage they will also certain
y PREVENT conception, if taken two three days be-
fore the monthly periOd therefore, wish it distinctly
understood that do not hold ysel: responsible when
used under such circumstances
Buy IHE BEST
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Dorrance--n or OF sec 80 2NR23
E., 25 POS
c Hugunn-Tn NV or of sec 80 T2NR
% +, 27 Gil
Huguni in or of sec 80 i 2
% K, "a POS
Sloan-in q of sec 80 N r % E, rs POS
Byron Sykes-in Or oil sec 32T N %
L, 7SS 9 % SO
Hugunin-Pt of the ar of sec 81P2
% Z: CON- at tn cor of lot 10 blk
2ol Washington Island, thence paral-
lei with sec line to point opposite to &
wofnw cor oflat 81 bk on sec 80, thence
t. sec line, thence on sd sec line
to the Government Pier, thence or
1orthWesterly along sd pier 20 the south
erly line ofot 10 aforesaid, theme south
easterly along sad line to eginnng, 492l
The oovng pieces of tnd arr IN the ton of Somers r.
N. R22 E.
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q Pierce-Pt of NV Or of sec N r % E.
com. chains & 81 links & 2 rds of ne
cor of sd or, thence 81 IDS & ID links,
thence W % rds & II links to land owned
by Fisk, thence ~ I'd "a links TO
Baldwlp's land, thence e s rds, thence to
S line of Prairie AveDue, the"ce to be>
ginning, Sc 2
q BrOnSOn-Pt of NV or of sec T l NR23
E: com. at point % rods & "a links
from line OF sd or is rds and inks
from the line, thence to land of s.
Fisk supposed TO be % rods & II links
thence to corporation line, thence to a
point of beginning, thence n to begins
ming, except what may be included in the
street, known Fremont Avenue, Z 4
Bond &c POrtef-Pt of NV Or of sec 7 N
4 % +: As rdS & II links Il rds
of the ne cor of sd or sec, thence II rds
thence is rds, thence ~ rds thence
IS rds to beginning, 16I
HdLe dc BOn6-Pt of NV or sec T NR23
Z: com. line of ne or of the NV or of
sec 20 rds of n line of sd thence
to the or of NV Or of sec 6
thence "a rds, thence 60 rdS, thence
"a rds to beginning, 20
| I'M .Y1 wv