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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
MUTINOUS CONDUCT OF PRISON.
ERS AT THE FORT.
One of the Prisoners Shot by the
Guard.

On Saturday night the soldiers confined in
the guard house at Folt Smelling, evidently
with the intention of trying to escape in
body broke up their benches, tables and stove,
armed themselves with the Fragments broke
out the window and attempted to wrench the
window fastenings and to break down the
door. The small guard was promptly called
out and, to provide against the escape of the
prisoners, the long roll was beat and all the
troops at the post were got under arms. The
guard finally, after repeated warning and other
pacific attempts to quell the mutinOus demon
stration of the prisoners was ordered to fire
on them. Twelve or fifteen shots were fired
through the door and windows, one only Of
which took effect, and that fortunately, as it
was afterwars discovered, upon the leader of
the mutiny-a soldier sentenced to imprison-
ment and hard labor at the Fort for long
term on account of desartion or some other
serious offence against military discipline.
The fellow was not dangerously wounded, but
was well punished by the chance shot. The
disturbance was Immediately ended after the
firing, and the garrison soon resumed its won't
ed nightly quiet.
There are several prisoners in the Fort
guard house, serving out sentences to confine-
ment for grave offences or crimes, and also
three or four awaiting trial for desertion.
Among them some are of the most most des-
perate and reckless men in the service in this
Department. and they require constant watch
ing and the strictest government.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28

l. O. O. F.-The Annual Session of the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of this State ad-
journed on the Goth, having occupied two
days. Their deliberations were interesting and
pleasant, and the attendance was larger than
usual
The reports of the retiring Grand Officers
show that the various Lodges, although they
have suffered from the absence of SO many
members in the ranks Of war, are still in
flourishing conditon-some Of them were
there even, and the prospect of the Order are
excellent. 4 new Lodge, to be located at Owa-
tonna was chartered.
\ number Of amendments to the Constitu-
tim, very necessary to the better working Of
t.: Lodges, were adopted. One of them
changes the time for the Annual Session to
julie instead of October.
The following is the list of officers for the
ensuing year:
Grand Moster--C. D. Strong, of St. Paul
Deputy Grand Mastcr-George Hezlep, of st.
Peter.
Grand Wrden-John White, of Hastings
Grand Secretny-David Ramaley, Of st. Paul
Grand Treasurer-J. F. Williams, st. Paul.
Grand Representdtire-Warren Powers, of
Winona.
Grand CAaplain-Thomas Simpson, of Wi
mona.
Grand Marslal-P. B. Clark, of Minneapolis
Grand Conductor-A. Hartsel, of Rochester.
Grand Gud,didn-J. D. Wilson, of St. Paul.
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SAD ACCIDENT LAST NIGHT.-While Mai

SAD ACCIDENT LAST NIGHT. Maj.
Cullen was speaking at the upper stand, the
plank walk in front Of Rogers Block gave way
and precipitated number of persons into the
cellar, about sixteen feet deep. Several were
bruised severely, and Mr.. Thomas Mahon, of
this city, had his thigh broken. Maj. Murphy,
of Shakopee, was much injured, but none of
his bones were broken. A lady, whose name
we could not learn, was carried away by her
friends, and the extent of her injuries are un-
known. Mr.. Mahon and Major Murphy were
carried to the office Of DR.. Stewart, and re-
ceiyed his attentions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
NJ INN Z = . T A STAT F.
NORMAL SCHOOL.

WLNONA, September 26, 1854
This Institution, established by the Legislature
for the training Of teachers will be opened for the
reception of pupils on Tuesday, November 1st
under the direction of Prof WILLIAM F. PHELPS,
late Principal of the New Jersey State Normal
School. applications for admission may be made
Immediately. Candidates are expected to present
themselves promptly at the beginning of the term,
Circulars containing particulars will be furnished by
the Principal, to whom all communications may be
addressed JOHN d. FORD.
President State Normal Board
d. BLAKELY,
21dSt, wtnOvl Secretary State Normal Board.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28

TROPHIES OF THE FoURTH.-Major Ed.
son, of the Fourth Minnesota. has sent home
two battle battle flags captured at the recent
fight at Altoona, Georgia, by the brave boys of
that regiment. They belonged to the 35th and
seth Mississippi. They were sent in charge of
Mr.. j. NJ. Bradford. who has deposited them
with the State authorities at the Capital
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28

THE MINER COLLECTION DR.. Patterson,
yesterday evening, had increased the collec-
tons for the benefit of Miner, the soldier in
jured by premature firing of a cannon, to
&oee *
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MARRIED..

In Boston. October 18th, by Rev. s. &. Lathrop
E. f. WARNER, of this city, to JOSIE B.. daugh
ter of A G. Thompson, Esq, of Boston.
At Christ Church. October IS, 1864 by the Rev
DR.. NcMasters, HERMANN TROTT, of st. Paul
to ANNIE f. GOETTELI. ct Toledo Ohio. No
carlle.
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FIN ANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

New YORK; October Is, 1861 r. NJ.
Cobb Closed at 217E.
SECOND REPORT-6 Pm.
GeLD-shows less strength than yesterday. The
Bull clique appear to have accomplished their OBJ
tons during the morning have not exceeded 211H.
The market opened at 217H. and at the latest quo
tations it stood at 21S
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28

Dr.. MURPHY, of the Eighth Regiment,
is in town. His gait is somewhat unsteady
from the effects of the extra thorn " he took
out on the Missouri.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28

EXCELSIOR HOUsE.-COl. J. F. Robinson,
Ohio, is the purchaser of the Excelsior House,
Lake Minnetonka. He intends to make great
Improvements and keep first class house.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
ZOZHX.
DIR. H. ANDERS H. COOS
IODINE WATER

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver. Kidnesa
Digestive Organs, and Glandular Systern
The success which has attended the use CT this
remedy in private practice and the endorsement of
medical authority, enable to recommend it to the
practitioner and the public, feeling confident that
with fair trial it will attest its own excellence in the
cure of Chronic Diseases which indicate Iodine such
as Scrcfula, Bronchitis, Skin Eruptions, Heart.
Liver and Kidney Diseases, Nervous A6ectons, Ne,t-
ralgia, Rheumatism Dyspepsia, DEBILITY, Syphilis,
to-. etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
Iodine Water az containing three quarter grains pure
Iodine in each fluid ounce pure water no solvent be-
ing used 1t is not liable to decomposition nor spon-
tane0usy formed inequalities: neither Is the Iodine
oxydized nor neutralized by combination with any
ingredient rendering this solution superior to any
other method of exhibiting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle, that it may
De used as family medicine as well as By the pro-
fessOn.
Price one dollar per bottle On receipt of Ave dol
lars, six bottles delivered free by express to any
address
Beware of COunterfeis and limitations which un.
pr1nclped dealers endeavOr TO dispose of on our
reputation. See our signature and trade mark ithe
Greek work heading this ADVERTISEMENT upon the
labels and wrappers Of each bottle, without which
none Is genuine
eB- Circulars gratis.
Dr. H. ANDERS & co,
Physicians and Chemists, No. 42S Broadway New
1OrR my13-eOd, ddw6m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28

SoUTH.-Co. G of the Eighth Mime
sofa marched down from Fort Smelling Mon.
day, to embark for the South. 1t numbered
about sixty men.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28

SOLDIERS GONG SoUTH.-The four COM
panies of the Thirtieth Wisconsin who have
been stationed during the summer at Fort
Wadsworth in Dakota Territory. lett this city
the goth on the Ariel, for St. Louis, via La
Crosse and Chicago. At St. Louis it is expect
ed they will be Joined by the other six compa-
MES of that regiment, which have been on the
Upper Missouri during the summer. The RS
giment is nearly full and in good condition for
southern campaign. 1t has already been in
service over two years, without the privilege
hitherto OF exchar ging shots with any foe.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
DIED..

At his residence at Big Lake, at 10 O'Clock r. NJ on
the 10th inst, after an illness of six hours, JOSEPH
BROWN, aged 80 years. Eastern papers please copy.
On the 14th inst, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo-,
JOHN E. HORNE, of Company G, Sixth Regiment
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, aged IS years and 10
months.
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.

NEW York, October SO, 1851 P. M.
FLoUR-20@30c better
WHEAT-2@3c better
CoBN-2@3c better.
OATs-2@Sc better.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28

Nh. R. MARSHALL, the Pioneer miller
returned from Hastings yesterday, having made
arrangements to run a large mill at that point.
capable of turning out 175 barrels of flour
daily. From Mr.. Marshall's well-known bust
dertaklng of his will be as great success as
any other matter he has ever taken in hand.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
STATE OF MINNESOTA. DIS

STATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
~ TRICT COURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY
SECOND JUDICIAL DIS FRICT.
Charles A. Morgan and John McCIoud Jr. scainst
Mary A. Chamb.iA and Allen T. Cnambn her hus-
band
Revenue Stamp-5O Cents-Ca- celled
SUMMONS.
The State OF Minnesota To the defendants
above named:
You and each OF you are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this action which
has been flied in the office Of the Clerk of this
Court, at Saint Paul, in said county of Ramsey and
State OF Minnesota, and to serve copy of your an
sWer TO the said complaint on the subscriber at
in said State, within twenty days after the service
OF TINS summons on you exclusive of the day of such
service: and il you fail to answer the said complaint
WITHIN the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action
Will take Judgment against you tor the sum of two
hundred dollars with interest from the 25th day of
August, A. L. eighteen hundred ard siyty-four be-
sides the costs and disbursements OF this action
Dated September 80, 1864
VAN EITEN & OFFICER
octS-wdw Plaintiffs Attorneys, St Pau, Man.
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TEACHERS INsTIrUrR.-There was yes
terdav good attendance of teachers and 9TH
erS upon the exercises of the Institute now in
session at Franklin School. They were prac.
teal, interesting and profitable. Glasses
were brought out by Miss Briefly and Prof
Smith. whose methods of instruction were
skilfully exhibited eliciting some criticism and
many valuable suggestions. Miss Brewster
class in Calisthenics also elected much COM
mendation. Prof Phelps conducted the exer-
cises of the Institute and his criticisms and sug-
gestions were truly valuable and frequently
quite novel.
Last night the Professor lectured upon the
history and influence of Normal Schools. The
address was replete with instruction and sound
sense. DIR. McMasters followed in that forcible
and felicitous style which is manifest in every
thing he touches.
The Institute will be in sessisn to-day COM
mencing at O'Clock.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
THE FIRE WEDNESDAY EvRNING.-It

THE FIRE WEDNESDAY EvRNING.-It
turns out that the appearance of fire to the
northwest of the city on Wednesday evening,
which occasioned the giving an alarm about
O'Clock that brought out the engine companies,
was occasioned by the burning of the barn and
house, situated on the st. Anthony road, which
were formerly owned by John Lake. The barn
was large and we'll built one, WORTH probably,
on fire by some person unknown, and the house
cought from the barn. Neither was occupied.
Total loss about $1,000. We could not learn
rs to insurance.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
THEGREArENGL'sH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.


Protected by Royal Letters Patent.
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, MD,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cnre
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderates All
excess and removes all distractions and a speedy
cure may be relied on. To MARRIED LADIES X
is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time brino
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bOtt!e-price One DOllar-bears the Govern.
ment Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent couptereits
CAUTION....IheseP Pills should not be taken
by Females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
Of Pregnancy as they are sure to bring on Miscar-
rage out at any other time they are safe
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion
Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
these Fills will effect cure when all other means
have failed; and, although powerful remedy, they
DO not contain iron, caOme, anthony, or anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sold by all Druggists.
az Sole Agent for the United States and Canadas
JOB MOSES,
No. "a COrtlandt street, New York.
N. B.-$1.00 and six postage-stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent will insure bottle, containing
fifty Pills by return mail. Cct7-w1tnTly
L'OR SALE--A New Top Buggy
l. INQUIRE at this Office. mVZ6
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WELL DoNE.-Dr. NJ. B. Patterson, by
devoting large part of yesterday and day
before to the labor, has succeeded in raising
sum, by contributions from our citizens,
nearly sufficient to relieve the membranes
upon the homestead of Ephriam Miner and
family-certanly enough to give to Miner and
his wife a far more hopeful view of the future
than they could have had before Mr. Miner
is the soldier who was so terribly mangled by
the premature discharge of cannon in this
city, DR.. Patterson found our citizens all
willing enough to give-it only required that
some one should, as he did, personally present
the subject to the charitable and receive their
donations Gen. Sibley headed the list with
$40, and many others were liberal. In foot.
ing up the amount of his collections last eve
ming, the Doctor found he had for Miner q
certificate of deposit for $256.20, an order for
groceries for So, and cash paid or promised,
$12.5O-total, $27370. This amount, we are
glad to know. will be a great help to Mr..
Miner and his family, and go far to relieve the
minds .of himself and wife from lead of
poverty to follow the loss of his power to
labor.
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All instruments Warranted for
Five Years.
WARRANTED PERFECT

In every respect and should any repairs be neces
sary before the expiration of FIVE YEARS from the
date of sale, Mr.. WILDER holds himself ready and
willing to make the same FREE OF CHARGE. provided
the injury IS not caused by accident or design
St. Paul, September 16. 1861 sep16-dSw1v
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
SnERlFF'S SALE.
Sts 0SOkiO, Finton Cpun!u,

p chard A,lrrsl & gon Plsfs Ia Cart or
i. a. Rr.:ton ct al. peIt, order Of s.le
DVRsUANT 10 the remmaud of NJ len :.
j 'ni. IN the Nto1s raI,s, ~ me Hrcv,c.i f-olr
Vie Court Of Conmon Pica-. Of the uf,r~ail
CoGn;y Of Niuton, lwiI fer NJ public ,s.c At
the door uf tie CJuf. 'luu'e, IN the town e.:
IeAi!hur, in Ito AFORESAID vonnty Of Eiu.on on
Mar4ay t'c Oh day Of Moy 1854,
Bctwo. n tho hours of,cu o'vlvk. A. ~, ard
four o'oIrsk +, NJ, ors'i6 day. the following
Psal esR,!e to-wlt: Alyli soyo4,y u.rvs Gi
land 2umu,EsinR pt tie ~"Esl ems; corner cl
tie s'a'h east quarter 81 the '"nIh-ea,t rnnr-
ISr o. SyHiul. Iyhtp- five. - IN TVwuthiu
number n,np g. Il Range pnmbsr ,ighicVr.,
!s( u N.'teuccun'r OL,n. tHrugc vcsII,'lr
s-oek !sLg0 ui he ntl Il ,lc creek t. S...-.
mon l,sifrr's linp tlsuNo sia,k-rast along
ssM R,dicyu- .ins ~ he E1rth ems. vnIrer o.
,ha 'UU;E vet quarter n'ihC s.I'h-wgst ug.r
pT Of Section Luu.hyr fur, g. il TyrGsAir
and Rragg afNrc-'i Theme south tr the .cEI
coFr(r " SAID ,a'i ra'uCi forty AZ. trret thcncc
west % ilv phase %; tcgnuiag. A'Ss th, north.
kali NJ In los nswhsr ninety seven. 81 cS,
Csp. tsp feet X ots'ush sidc Of tuid north lalr
AiIo the SCsI hail Of In. !oI ono hundred put
I>N.csn, !lif. IN ,lo twn oG NSArVu- Vim
ton county Dhiu.
Taken as the profcry .: h.. \. Rya.,.n :,
satisfy iudgmtu: ct S'uIe.aid Courl iu iayul
of Richard AsAuTr! 4 son.
Appraised as follows, {, wit The FRET 4,
.Sbnl TsLtN NJ IrrlyS luAl cd It.ars. lgnl
snd ID number ninety seYsn eNygJi ten feet 10,
..tNo lu-i'sa md afly dallArs, lal!loi nan
bsr vre hsndtcI nni sixteen, at tasuty dollars
mi l.ust hrirg two thirls Of that sunl.
TERMS 0P SAFE Il.h in isul.
A. G. \ V l.. RHcw>, ARCH NORRIS
AH'yr iur PIF. SlN V. Co. u.
April 7ih is6i~sw VA. GoLp. Deputy
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
l. | + Z . Il y f 4 r II !
SOLDIERS
Don't $40 Back 20 the Hnr,

May have dicd from DiarrhrI and Dys
entpry ~ your regiment; now take wurn,
iEg aud do no! lcrnrn without ,uypvipg
your kDOpcachs win b0ttle OF Dr.. Strick.
iuuda AnH-CholeG Mix'u 'urr--- remember
how many were s,vcd last year bv taking
!, utter hrIng dlsShused aud sent lfom the
hospitals Os incurab,C. One dose will i'm.
mraateIy relieve ,ira mos. severe case oI
DlaT:lrGa or Drsentcry, It is ackmowi.
edged % cure Chrome Diarrhur and Dys.
emery, Now don't ucE,ev, il, for on you
return change Of die. Uud watr: etc.
sill most certainly hrrng on Digrrhel, /, an.
JU cen, bottle Of Dr.. Strrklands Am.i
Ch"ru Mixture wi! cure you aud scvrraI
olhrr. 1t vii. keep good in atty climate
Do not fail TO tell your comrades to put q
bSulr Of i: in their knapsacks,
Sold by Druggists oni sprrp1md only b,
Or. 4. Strilklaud L East Fourth street
Cincinnati, O.
March - Ga. ~.
So'dier,-w2 think Dr.. Strickland i
quite right in advising you in his advertise
pent in our columns OF to days paper Il
rake bottle oI his highly recommended An
t.choera Mixture IN yout knapsacks, il
msy save the lives o. many Of our best SOL
diers. Mothers, See that your sons do no,
npsl-bt ii. You can get it al the Drug stores
at so ccn 5 pes bottle. 1t is the best RENE
dy Tar DjanhGd and d! sntery.
Mar q 'G4ly.
DR. SrRICKLASD's Remedies for
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
SIIEluFF'S SALE.
tate g' Oiio, JNDh talm'y.

Haie e' Oiio, IInton .ous'y.
Josiah baSs+, ds.;r., rhf I'm, In cout, +, Of
John Swain ct al. Dolts. Order ofhae
DURSUANr to the command Of an order Of
SAFE IN the above cause to mc directed from
.h0 Court Of Common Pleas ofthe afurSaid Coun-
y OF Ninton, ! will ofsr at public sale, IT. tn,
ioor OF the Court lioUro, in he Town Of Near
.hur, in ut9rcsaid County Of Yihton, on
Friday he 18Th day o T April 1864,
letween the hours often O'clock, A. NJ, and
our o'clock ?. NJ, Of sui. day, the following
property to-wit: The north east Quarter Of
no southwest quarter Of Sec'iAn number
llrty three, (33, in Township number niro
~ OF Range member nineteen, (lo,) and uls,
he east half Of the north wo.t quarter of the
,!uth- west quarter of Section thirty three in
t"wnSi IT, number nine, o. Of Range number
ilneteen. ~ containing sixty Gcros. Alsr the
vest mlf Of the northwest quarter sf the
-outh west quarter Of Section number thirty.
three, 80, containing twenty acres more or
,e-S. And also the nortE-cast quarter VI the
-outh east quarter Of Section nsmner thirty two
81 III Township number nine, @, Of Range
number nineteen, (l9,l containing forty acre,
more less.
Taken as tho property Of Io@n Swain nnd
Baker.
Appraised as follows to-wit: The 90 acre 10,
al Fix hundred dollars, $60O,) the 20 acro lot
AZ oi'e hnndred and fity-fvo dollars, ($l55
and the 10 acre lot two hundred and Rrty dol
lars, 25O,) and nast bring two-thirds Of tia;
sun.
TRIMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
>, ARCH. MORRIS. Shf. 2. 600.
MhLCh lii-bi-1W By Wy. GotpDrnty
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
HENRY REYNOLDS, Treasurer.
s-Iiis75sEI - F7l---'--- -7--7----7---. >
SHERIFF SALE

state Of Odio, Vinton Coynty.
John :. Black p,iTI In Court Of
rn.1r %4I'9,. an%. g. al p,r. COMING" T"n5i r'''''
10y virtue ofqn order of sale t, mo directed
ID from the lnurL of Common Pleas, fVmtoi
County Onio will offer for sale at the door o,
the Court House. in the town Of Mclthur on
HItnrdoy tie 23rd day@ april 1864.
Between the hours Of ten o'clock y. and
four O'clock L. NJ, of said day, the follow
ing property to.wit: Being purt O + t Il 4,
-ourh- est quarter Of Section numnci :air-
ty.Gvc. l35, ) township number ten, 90 rang
number fifteen. l5;l beginning AT he cast line
Of tho said quarter nj Il maple tree cevon inche,
in diameter. iIty eight rod- and sixteen link.
from the south east corner thence north forty
Eve degrees west. distant fNrty-two rods to u
post thence mp Raccoon creek 50 A. 10 irclud,
two thirds Of suid creek, TO lands decided he
James New harter thence south ,wcnty-two
chains and cighthtc links To the Section line;
thence west five chains and sixty ono links
thence east forty nine degrees six chains and
forty links to Il stake thence eighty-siS degrees
north six chaius and tVrty-three links; thence
nor.h thiry-two degrees, cast twenty two rods
aud forty eight links to th place 0fbcginimg
containing thirty acres be .ho same more or leSs
Except one half acre decided to John TidroH 10y
said Pierce, together with all the privileges and
appui teu&nccs thereto belonging.
Also eighty acres being the west half Of tn"
north west quarter Of the aforesaid section. cx-
ccpt twenty five acres before decided to George
Hickey on the side OF said eighty acres, all in
township number ton, (l0,) Of ruuge lumber
fifteen, 10.
Taken as the property of Elmor Jones ct al
to satisfy q Judgment in favor Of John s. E!ack.
AppraSmeat mill property at threo thousand
six hundred dollars, (3Co9.l And an eighty acre
tract appraised AZ foVr hundred dollar, { 100, )
and must bring two third of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hands.
AR ClI. NORRT.o D..
L. a. BEATToN ty.for Pm Sh'h Y
III