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$24O.OOO LIZ. s'.is. :ae s.Ins.. S e;
Salt sId iESI. j. BARNES, No. 20 C.aII St, hYon ~
rSA LOTS for SALE-At Eizabctbport,
SOON j., suitable for manufacturing purposes In auAn
title. purcsss at os sd itors.o tenn. VI
payment Il. Il. ktLLOCB, 40. ! 3 I"lri',, " L.
.>EQ LOTS for SALE upon reasonable terms
~Oc Bu.h~ick the Intersection Of seho.es and
s,.ss in the cry Of lro.l!n l. d. APy corner 81
Myfslesv and Gun. .flGnd ct, rccsiyn. Of
Jas. 4. BROWER, Trustee.
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NEW,JERSEY EAiL2OAD-FOR PHIL
sly rfll--Ni.I .rl ,al-. lines ray. Newly .k at
,1d 10 a. 49, J. o. ..5 and ll..J g. IA. Fare - ISSnsb
hs.sa.e r.,ck,i .li 10 .nd $50 and i.p r. d.
fer NJ ellington. and @ and 9. ioE the Wet
J ". " oNritls. Assi''ant - .t mt ni'rt
No hagngr VIII tr t,s' for traius unless dehveTee
r ,,. ~ ninat..s The sine 81 lc~yIns
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H.
Cottage corner of Smith and Aipc ats Will m,brsh
lot .3s6D ieet; ,erms Of payment very easy.
Three story brick House No ~ Wioashbys' b'Sos'y"
pnoc $500. s-,a,, ,,.,
Ih,e soI, bTck House aud four Lois NO. 10 fctid'h
BrocAl,n built the bcs, mrDnrr By dsys worSs Tue
modern mp ovcucns in good odfr house 80 icet ~idc
wou.d be 81. ritloui the adJoiniug lots IL desired
Ihne.stry buc. iiou,e ivi Van 'runt st..
nm, foof for over IL per cent: pricc s."
ThIee~-,ory uncs Houso No 1t Woodhaist. brooklyn
Iric. A3,''n. =, MI. -.
Three story brick Sore Coluabe st., Brooklyn; prc'
$1,000 uv
Three story brick House on West 3' ST. near u" s'
ODe bot, ,t 80 feet, On lft pace hIo'f yA
Three Lots on I'd place bfookiyr
TUsiv. Lots an p.ace. tEoosiyr .., . a, W
Sa1 o,s between ~ nrd sthays. on WIN snd f5hss ~
Iery dr,..ab.e Lois nclr depot At Elnsbcih. y. J. .
1h,e story ram. cus. trontst taIsocthPoft' n j.
price : l,b0V. tents iot 10 yer o.n =, , ,,,
Ac si,sc number Of Lots fgsbeiicor' " j.. ''tbt
for manufacturing purposes aud redence IN t'snhe' ~
suii purchaser, onarIy issoIao'r t,in A. ~.
ARMY 20 T.. H. htLlDDV. l39 ferl ~, Ne"-fotA'
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30 iNr If . paf.leulafs Apply 10
WILLIAMS & GUION. No u war '.

r,NIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
~ -. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
I.INFrN MN -iOGk AND LiN ERfOOL, CALLING
~ tDEh nkkE,t.
AND NEIMFtH lC~AOs AND LlNftPOOL, CALL
iAG "A HiiltAN AND CORN HikEok.
SCOTIA .lus....rs,,s New loik...N dt day Nov
C.HNu.. ASu4 r..ir fra .ostoi.. " iasday NOV II
tlINA --srs N.~ ork.N ', cdnr,iay Nv 10
AslN ira,,. losion..... sllrsisy, hOy.
t. A. leave. Nrs otA.. Ntlnrstiy, Dec
IL kIlA 10uA ...i,Isrs toston W t4Ass-ly bec
FVua NhWNOrN 80 tlykhfuoL-
CiiriC.,fn rfs. ......................tlsi' %
s"lolI q aNsi insfA,'. ...--......'.'..... - "
yu.if H-fNN 10 iltakiNui-
Second Bilb Gsr..................... - uo
pe YAH, 90 - ra.saru IN LLed rlA.rs currency
: 51&1atli. i'' .scus,d ulli i'ri to-.
K, ~, r.perJ Surg',n nn t1afi -, s,-
6x.s .ip. will tot be accountable Tor specie
lA.,.. biz. ~ lsIDs having tho value 'AP'e''t'
~ iuefr."i.
''''s'' tISARD No +Bowlnsgeen-
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II'uE srECIAL COMMITTEE ePponted

u
CLAIMS sde srsiat a. fo c@na-c sss tc nave
ben .gsln-d BY tie desIactol of.h'T real Or pi'o".
souv iu ,on,-qu~ee ofth- cent nos WI hold meet
,nr . e lLsb.f q 80 Ba-rl of S.peysoss hCos no H.
Iy Hal on MUspkY NOV. g. la51. Al, o'clocs p M, to
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sgfPrsnG sNTstGsoHNcr.
roAr os ,,gw-YoAg........, d,
irnrcd.

SifaFcd.
f,ssssi to.--Dsoise Wsst.rffr Nfstts. Sew Oion,s.
u. h. IfonveI C0.. F4rkelab.rs spuc'r d. aoi cor
49, ~ - hssou. T.. C4r.idj tl.'sp sl' Je.usoA, ron
isgd lIvE. f9nSen Go
.s.s,n.s,, J. u. TSn.'.f. rsila1s ocsorI, dG, 81,
SSS, Wclt gsa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

Cla'nNAts y ~ % f'I lHrh V NV " '."' =
property r1sei h. cts ~ fa',ou 70 10 sI
IL. vsH.- II to Ir..-r y. - ,t,,
"a, .b5vs named Isfors wiA tsr ~ilse"e'' are invited
10 Attend
ELIJAH D. PuHDY.
JAMES DAVIS l. s,..i.l
SMITH fLY, ia,
pAIsiis BLUNT.
Ho.srr {. iirrCHis.s hscIr,.Iy
.,.s 4 ors HoE. lsJ
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rfsltTrln t,.fr,c
SCL-Rs Z. f"ff........... - hoor-alfs 81
Hsn vt1Es INfs
esney Joss 53s Dos issnl... e.t2~if. Gs,..... 10
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

LANDs-yo all wanting FAENs.-Lsrsn and THRIVING
seti er,r mild and hes ,hfui climate. ~ miles souA on r
detha by railroad itch e.l. produce large crops "he
can b. gre~ng 70 and 20 sort tsrt Iion f'
10 ~ prf acre payab within four good nusnes. op"
iurs for manufacturer and Others churches schools al sood
society. II Is now the no.' Improving pao- La, e
hund..d. are sena AID bundrs. fe trauty with w.e
the Place IL laid ont T. unsupased Letters answered fs-s
containing r. ports and xsips e Information AL be cent ee
Co, New Jersey. ,.-n
From Rspor, Of solon Robinsos. AZ Ed Tribune.
ia one extensive textile tncts. IA an aucst
level poon aid suitable condition pleasant fsIIns sss
W., know Of thl, sidc Of the Ne,tofn frarirs"
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NEW-YORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAIEROAD.
SUMNER MANAGEMENT.
M COMMENlI.O yJLl d, lsoJ
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YOR

ls,.cns.r Station II. Ncsiofk Its - snd .th'sv
Engr.ucv kith sS
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Doaro ano Rooms.

JERSEY CITY OF HOBOKEN.-- Watscd--
- BOARD for two lsdics tsa'hefA Address pof No. ioi
Hobok.n, ". }. Nritrtpces exchanged.
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90 Wbom il man Gontern.

A SECRET that every MARRIED WOMAN
IA should KNOW Inclo.e 30 esn,s and stamped snvo-
ope, addressed yonrseK TO Pos,O Boz No. Vi Win
chester, N. II. Simple and cheap.
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Corporation Notiefs.
Dsp.u,xssr oy FiS ,nos J

DBpsu'NfNT Or fNNfth(
EuRHAu OF TN kECgfysR OF iA1Ls
No. 4. 81 nt.rs -.
YVNO TAX-PAYERS.-NO Is hereby gwen
thu. t.r will BE- sdi,d the lot o! December on
al lIos f,G.ifhng rhyal; additional FER cent WI DC
adi-a la ofss.d month Of Dscembrf o. ali isrrs Ie
s n9 unpaid The id 4 January nirref et the ia'' OF "
ref s.fs f. ann from The day IA" boots were
n.sv,d by tL. hec.str TsI.,. No nonry viii DO re-
w.. .ftrr o,io,k m Otirs hour from Ia % p n
novs ,sA JOHN AIkIhi, deceived
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

DRIZE MONEY for the y. 8. NAVY--Olh.
and Men who been disoiarsed cas be paid ny
applying through
soa.kS. BROWN 4 Co, no Park place. n. Y. City.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

DEW for SALE.-PEW No. n, in the Second
L Unitarian Church corner ol Clinton ard Congress- sta
brooklyn. the Rev hlr sapes Pastor apply 70 l.. H. kEL
hih,ti, ~. IJJ i'earl A., New York
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IOTTON wASTE--For Machinery. wpng
~ and acAns eco oI sYp,as I" i's 70 ."' pi', -.''s
~. sale " " '" - K -
EIst" rArENr
LAMP.HEArING APPARATUS.
Bonns, irJns. s,es',s. a'ssp".,
rVfRf FAMILY SHOULD HAVE uNF.
RiJssfLL, 1se,. So 60. r~s'i, y. Ase,n. vsnisI
GOOD NEWS FOK MOTHERS.
N Mo'her. 'avs tsif ''rnsb aud th- e>rtn's o'a
muse y p'nS,~,,s' pnitS~%s rArESr BABYrrNoER
~ 's. 1Gs, .sv ap., ~ 'IT oGTia,s iiis9l. ~, ay
M@ssr 60 "Hi go II =, ,, Nd To- ,'eG. N =. p,o,s,
IMoLDAvIA CREAM
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
Tor Sens silein, BeiaylAs sud rse.cN.n, the Hall TO
tie latest period Of e. restoring s-e asna,ed and' sud Civ
Ing sea,,h ,oitres. aid ,nd ,in hair 'r
q; tins snd producing growth. unsqaaod BY any o'sr
.p,.elon.
rf.rarei and .old by W. A. BATcHrLoR. The cei'
brarcd WIG sndIoUrEE E''sbl.bnen,. 10 Bo.d. II y.
| Nl ANBAITAN OIL COMPANY.
4H so,r 70. .s is eii'G9itTT,yIl Ei's l,rna I, u or
MiSONY bFfNM OH auI EAiiA LAEbsoiL'
J., Railroads. ,'epn,llp, and raciorio'
DIAPER at LESS .han MANuFACiUnE
lKllIS.--.,o connection with ,Ie c0ui5lrd
NDNCrBLY FOR UlDH PRICES.
am s.llnf Note Paper peg friu ap IH "
stock o Hot 'apf sLI 'oo iost much r-" isn "'n
Latter ~ ~ Up r tfp = - up. pni ry"fy aescip o'
fsirr les ti-n pny ctieT rupeI D,ai'f ior cash
OIG.Gs " nl.4i promptly hlcd.
4. =. HARD
Nho!rsulv Paper Dealer,
No. 4. D.eA. 49, y. \. Ihc Did nihhd
ItgyWiNE. CORDAGE,
i CARPET WARP
tlsL,EO LINES AID WRkINO, WRhPPISG AND
HHlII.u PAPERS, IN, fisJlIS AND PArEE nfts.
H. A. HARVEY, No. "a Maiden aao. hsw'Sofs
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD
ID rEKOuGH PASSEAoEa lad FREIGHT BUSINESS
hhsrMyD. 1.ckrts al Western end South Wesern
ooiuts .a Phi .dslyiis Uor,. and Washington City
r ,h t.ke OF 10 Get rate. .u IsIy 10 shppeTs
T.. ". rLR|EiL 0ent: "a AkeDi
Conn. broadway and BarcLysts.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANl
~ RAILROAD.-For Albany. 1879 a. nj ior Dow
Pa,rs 10 81 m. troton Fab, Sls, lo;o m
4 D. m for o.heg uaius - K... liable.
JOG.i buf.OhlLL Slp@ri iltendeDt.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

WESr INDIA lSLANDS.-for 81. Do
JUlSs aud MAiA0iEL Porto R-o.-WEok INDIA
COS i.Nt. Carrying tho y. Mall Tie trstsa,, ison
ri.h ,.ramthip rUSAL CAIN, CAPT. Att~st Z. Fcsrr'
vii sal ou >Al lLADAY Nor a. al eciech p H. returning
b. same route. - II,
Aoro.,b In satstsb sections aud Las elegant state
-oia srcoun.o di.iobs. -
sbu p.sssx- bcruuts cao
-. u, Iho,l A. -
Cabin vssr -, JcAns Mayagsel, and -. Dom CITY ~
no beth acc red usti. Jsid iOf
ANiRlCAs NEST INDIA CO, Nc. o Pine st.
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HUDSON RIVER RAiLROAD.-FOR !
i4:o7 End s:,2 p. IA
Incl Al.

OE Sundays 1t s2l y. IN, from 3fhst 49, -
Ticiet may yrocs: of the oftces Of WesseosSe
Txpre.s New.i and brooyn. sad baggage enecked =
~. o e 20 a., points tie road and 10 Ssrstos- Sgpsa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

" FronI foot oi t,ur,iIId --(onnsctng a. batEpton
nc,ion wi,h tho Deswar ",.1. ssu hsn W.
fsa - ii a. jsstOa WIN .e L.h g Nhley fSif,ah an1 ~
connections foringq tfe,t .1e Pittsburgh and the "ss
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CT0NINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via CT

- TON NEW-LONDvS, srONlNGrON, PROVt
DESCE, EEWPOkT. TAJNTOS, und NEW.SEDFORD
--1h. .p,cndid steamers tO3iMCNN EALTH and PLY
MO.ii Rak viii leave ier No Is y. r.. foot Of Court
Lanit It. dsi'y teIe.lt sunday. Z, =. IN. -
Fret mt Len low by aliy other ine Oncs o Com
Eew.Yors. Nov. . ls.L W H. EDW ARDS, Agent
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EO.W.WERCK.RA
OFFICE OF THE KEN0SHA TELEGRAPH,

Kenosha, May 9th, 1863.
GRAIN MARKET.-There has been barely sufficient
doing to establish quotations since the storm day be-
fore yesterday. Gold which has got to be the great
laver which raises or depresses prices, fell of 4 cents,
but after recovered 2 cents, has caused as usual some
huctuation in prices and the markets for wheat gener-
ally stated about &c a busEel lower than at the date OF
our last issue. Oats in the leading markets have also
suffered a decline of about Sc per bnshel on the week.
We quote No / spring wheat at 81 90 for No 1 with a
range of prices according to grade. Extra wheat br ing
5a6c a bushel above the range of No. l. Oats 50c Bar
ley 80ca$1 90, corn in the ear 30a9l. g.
PROVISI0NS.-Butter is not quoted so firm but sales
are made Of choice grades ofroll at 1Sc. Ordinary and
fair grades 15a16c. Eggs &c. Potatoes are less active
and lower. We quote common varieties Of sound at
40 and 5Oa6oc for White Neshannocks and Jersy Pc ach
blows. $50
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By order Of
Ut" Ut j. D. MOORE,
Col. Comd'g 33rd Wis, Vol.
A. II. FITCH, Adjutant.
Successful EsasEl into the Enesny's
,A,5UeS-

~
Special Corresponds nee OF the Chicago Tribune.
FRANKLIN, Tenn, April 20, 1868.
The dashing affair Of Monday morning
brought me quickly over here, after details, |
find however, that the facts have been tele-
graphed to you.
For a week back Gen Granger has had his
eye on the rebel outpost, located eight miles
south, between the Columbia and Carriers
Creek Pixies. 1t was within sight of Van
Dorn's headquarters, however, and thought to
be too closely guarded for capture, until with
in a few days certain information persuaded
the General to make the attempt. The camp
was thoroughly reconnoitered, obtaining its
strength, position, and guard regulations, and
the immediate execution of the proposed dash
assigned to Col. L. d. Watkins, of the 9th
Kentucky Cavalry.
Early Monday morning, the cavalry force
of the command under Col. Campbell, of the
I'd Mich, supported by the 40th Ohio, Taylor,
and the 115 ILL.,, Col. Moore, moved cautiously
to within a short distance of the rebel picket
line. Here the pre-arranged detail was made
-detachments Of the 9th and 4th KY, and
the I'd Mich, and Gen. Changers Body Guard,
in all about 700 well mounted and well arm
ed men-which, under the lead of Col. Wat
kins, moved slowly and silently as possible to-
ward the rebel camp. Arrived within alarm
of the picket, the whole troop set up a yell and
| dashed furiously on. The pickets fled, Of
course, and the 700 Union horsemen weren't
slow following. In possibly less time than
have been writing the fact, the rebel camp was
~enguluphed. A perfect rout followed, the reb-
ED springing upon unsaddled horses, sans
coats. shoes or caps, and taking to the woods
and hollows like hunted game. Again this,
the main rebel camp, was astir, and their troops
could be seen, evidently awaiting an attack.
Col. Watkins, by an adroit show of advance,
took advantage of the rebel blunder, and
crowding his prisoners and captured property
to the rear, burnt all the wagons, tents and
camp equipage of the post. He then leisure
ly withdrew his men, and with prisoners and
plumber reioined the main command. The
whole force was back in quarters at Franklin
by s o'clock, not a man lost or wounded, and
every one, of course. jubllant over the morn
ing's achievements.
One hundred and eighty-two prisoners were
captured, among them eight commissions
officers. Over three hundred good horses anC
mules, every one of which has been turned
over to the Quartermaster as ~serviceable, were
taken, and an ambulance, Gan old one of Col
Coburn's, by the by) well laden with valuable
medicins. The figures will say $40, 900 worth
of rebel property destroyed and captured.
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DEED.

In Stoughton, April 18th, 1868, at the residence Of his
brother, B. A. BARLOW Esq, SYLVESTER BARLOW, son OF
Rev. A. BARLOW, aged 81 years and six months.
The deceased was a corporal in Co. A.. Esd Wis,
was in hospital near vicksburg on the Mississippi, and
was taken from there by his brother, about 5 weeks
since. He has been IN hospital s weeks sick with the
pneumonia. ...
The deceased was esteemed by all who knew him. A
young man of more than ordinary intelligence and pos
sessed of high moral principles. He will be mourned by
a large circle of friends, and missed by the ommunity
as a man. The estimation in which the community
held him was testified by the very large audience in at.
tendence at his funeral. .uInrs
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FRoW n0oKER,sgARMY.
ssa PHrLADELPHIA, May 4th, 1868
E7sF

The Philadelphia Enquire OF te'f@s
has the following: Ia iiOi Ne
MA3nss SaoEn .ay, May Sd, 1863.-Re-
llaol9 IN has reached the city this
alteLH4IIom the Army of the Potomac, go
II to show that a terrible engagement hat
been going on yesterday and to-day.
The brilliant maneuvre by which the rebels
have been lanked on both sides has been fol
lowed up by a daring conflict, in which oui
troops have been extremely successful
During hewhole of Saturday the nrusketry
and artillery firing was absolutely continuous,
especially ON the right, where Towards corps
was engaged.
Between midnight and three O'Clock this
morning, Sunday, a p%ontOon bridge was laid
between Falmouth and fredericksburg, and
our troops, part Of the sixth corps, marched
over and took possession of the town, driving
out the enemy. They then advanced to the
Notifications upon the slopes in exactly the
direction Of the move by Burnside. 1t is re-
ported that bynoon they had reached the top
of the hill.
The enemy had left this post exposed, moi
expecting an attack here. HE troops were
withdrawn to the quarter where the conflict
was already raging.
Our troops ere behaving splendidly, and are
worthy of their cause and their leader. Not g
single instance Of misbehavior has occurred
amongst any Of our regiments. Gen. Hook
er is constantly in the thickest Of the fight,
and his escapes from bullets have really been
miraculous.
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Mortgage sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,


49,. A OF WISCONSIN, a.a.
KESosHA COUNTY CIRCuIT COURT. !
Seth Doan & Nathan Hawley, RatalGs, OIL.
against
Anna Y. Colwell, Amanda A. Colwell, Clara A. Ford,
Victorine A. Colweli, Otis Colwell and Nelson jay
ColWen, Defendants. .
Hp Y virtue Of a judgment Of Foreclosure and sa le
ND made and entered in the above entitled action on
the 9Th day Of May, A. d. 1868 10 said Court, l shall OF,
fer for sale aud sell at 1.-THE front door ofthe Court House
in the city and county of Kenosha, on the Goth day Of
of Juse. A. ID. 1868, at the hour of one O'Clock p. N. Of
said day, all the following described real estate to wit:
Situated, lying and beiag in the third ward OF the city
Of KenoshA in the State of Wisconsin a part Of the
non III east quarter OF section no. six (6) in township no.
one m. north Of range no. twentySthree (23) cast
commencing at point on the east line ofKenosha street,
rine rods south Of the south west corner oflot no. ht-
teen on said quarter section; thence easterly parallel
with ,he south line 0 lot fifteen 90 a distance of ifs
teen rods thence south parallel with said street six (6)
rods; thence westerly parallel with lot fifteen aforesaid
to The. east Iiue Of Kenosha street hfteea (5) rods -
thence n~ortherly on the east line ofsaid street six ()
rods o the place Of begin aing; the same being the late
Homestead ofOus Colwell deceased.
Dated May 6, 1853. HUDS0N FOX,
J. b. JLsUx, Pins Atty. 6w49 Sheriff,
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Em ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90. Court.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of Alexander YqIe,

In3the maHer OF the guardtansiiP OF AleSanosI ue,
an insane person:
E~BURSUAET to an order of license granted by said
n Court on the application Of Alexander spence,
guardian, for authority to sell the real estate OF said
ward, dated April 25th, 1863: The undersigned guardi,
az Of Alexander Ynle aforesaid will, by virtue or sad
license to4hfp granted for that purpose, oher TOR sac
AT public yepdne. at the hour OF one o'clock IN the after
noon Of the 9TH day OF, June. g. D, lS2S, At the ir8nt
door OF Inc Court House in the city OF henosha IN the
sta,s n Wiaconain. the following real estate, situated in
The county ofKen6sbasnd State Of Wisconsin, viz: The
southwest quarter of section fourteen ~ in township
,,o (o1 north of range number twenty-five (22) east,
AIso M north eighty acres of the west n ehundred and
,we5t ~ acres of the south east qnarter Of section four
teen (14)in the same township andrange: Terms 81 Sa'e'
Cash. II AbhAhNDEN S[hNSI,sa