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, 1864-07-10
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.
FHIpAT EVENING. Ju


The general marking up Of Dzy Goods 10 New York
has iat1uerced our Icslera IN tae samo direction,
and cur figures this morning haze undergone very
considerable change In that direction. As We have
btfors unmarked the continued 1lso In ths price Of
Dry ococs. especially Of cotton fao,es 10 but tncon
d. erab1y influenced BY the rtse ia gold Cotton Ia
very scarce. and dsI5 growing more 50. The pros
ptct ofaupply Is very rcmote. Years cannot rezsofa
tho crop to its ronted stze. II the should
c1cse ny the end Of ,he yexs. Whatever course
our national difficulties nay take, what.
ever direction tha ptlce Of gold may have, the
tendency OF the vslue set u2on cotton Is Ia but
direction. moments reelection will satisfy ali thst
what we state ia sssets tEns. 70: :h season ~ We
have dons before, urge our country uerchguls 10
leap their &he1yes Eel stored with stapls goods st
ruling pr!ees. fetlinRsu,e that thelr exchequer will
show su the more gratifying ngu.es BY doing 80,
Tha trade With our czy goods dealers Is uncomm onIy
good ot the season, which II ths natural course
trace IL estimated th= very poorest of the year:
, 1864-07-10
THE REBEL MANIFESTO,

The rebel - congressn ha7c issued mani
festo for the purpose Of "enlightcntng the
public opinion Of the world 10 the true char
acter Of the struggle In which theY are en-
gagged, and the dispositions, principles aud
purposes by which they are actuAted." Tho
benighted world will doubtless be trtilv:
grateful for any new Light It may receive On
such point from such source. II Ia like
revelation Of his entire Innocence from
murderer on the acaflold, as surprising aud
as credible. They commence BY assuming,
Just Fhat they should have ended BY proving,
that there was =" necessity which constrasn-
ed them to take up arms in defense of their
rights, and Of the free institutions derived
from their ancestors." This proven and no
further strife would ba necessary, for the
grievance, II any existed, might be removed,
Had the Government Of the United States
oppressed them! They and their party hsd
controlled that government. Was It about
to oPpsess them under Llncoln's admtnIstra-
ton: They rcbclled before that admins
tratlon had been installed or given any fndi-
cations Of its policy. Would the platform
On which Mr.. Lincoln Tas elected have op-
pressed them in its anti.slayery proyfsionss
Then Indeed they should hare sebelled as
soon AZ the constitution was formed, for the
only anttsiavery policy therein was the er-
cluslon OF slavery from the te.7ito1ies-A
policy adopted by Congress in 17ao, by the
ordinance excluding s11very from ths terri
tory north Of the Ohio.
Besides, at the election of Nj. Lincoln they
still had majority In the Senate, and they
therefore occupied more advantageous po-
s1tton In respect to the Administration
, 1864-07-10
FROM TIE ARMY OF THE Pc
TOMAC.
How Tic Army rests---C1sitors' to the
Army---Snrrc7ilnnce OF tho Press--
What IN the Plan for xlsc Futurc}

"A'A' 1" 'ne 1u Ao1 &t1e "'otef
trrou f>or sneri., f,or,c.nondc,+
'Gr,rnAI (;p.,r,s sHrsnor.nrxnz
Juiy i. ISL.
This 1av tryo rnontbs apo thr Army of fbe
po.a,an. a1..s.nss -. 80 y. ~
rotomac aosndoneo us "1neef quarters on
tue norm SIDE Of the hapitan, and entered
upon It's third summer campaign. In the
brief period Intervening betwecn the rross.
Inn of Tho p.n,aan and ;,s a;7yent r., r.o,t ~
$780, ~ 1aa s.s.s a1as - 49,. -
t,se .na =. '.. naa aoaeo aua scssn pl.easa oas<
minor import to its bloody record. Amer
se1eu weeks nj a1most cont,,nod N,ht,,,r
wo.l.ta,. ,r,t,, ,,,.,. aSs ,k.~s, s"A, e,
"1s ,sr ~" r'.A an4 sn'se', nen~u'l,nS
anu ma1en'ng,n ms neen enjoying during
I eay comporaf;,x. for. while tha eevere
a++.;o ~ nor..aa snd 10 hasa e-s.,ss -
mnsc1e. ~ ,nc;dsnt,S - ~ tu az a1oat @ e,sT aSee "
series Of hard.fonght conflicts, rapid move
ments and arduous fatIgue-labors hare
ceased, the relative innctiou during the stated
period has had nothing Of the ease and secu-
rity that 1t experienced while In winter
quarters. With the enemy close in front
there can be no euch thing as Dcrfrct
qnietude.
Whatever rest. however. the army fas had
was well earned. much. needed and rcndcred
unavoidable, eyen though It's commnnder
had not been t1,spoaetl TO crant It. hv fhe rnr.
rid heat Of the Last ten DAYS. Affef The M.
snccpfsful a1tseks anon th.e inner lfnr NJ rche,
intreuchments, projecting The approaches to
army Was Tery much Tearied and shattercd
An interfal of oniet was neede5 mn onir ~
eiye oflcers and men time to ct nvrr % fbets
phrsicsl erhauatIon and conse1uent ioss ~
tnirit, hnt nlso tn effect fhe resnr,-an;zaf,nn
OF those parts Of the army. the ctflciencr of
which had been impalred 81 srreat numerical
losses, the mixing up ana scattering of com.
tie discbarre of q more or les humber ot
men, whoee time OF service had exnired
Time for consolidation, re-asstennents
re-mustertnC, and the co]lectfnn and
return to their proper commxnds of de-
tails, strngglers, &C., &c. vas lupssat,yeSy
required. The process Of recuperation and
progressing, and perceptible Improvement
bas been wrought
In still another respect the brief respite
frum offensive operations has also beep quite
advantageous. It has added very much t. the
numerical strength Of the army, not only b.
the arrival Of bodies Of new and old troops,
othcezs and men, who have recovered from
the slight wounds received In the inst com.
hnts OF the campaign
There may be few more day8-perhaps q
week or nore-of Inactivity. Bnt the conn-
" mag rest assured that The prosecution Of
to accomplish In the course Of the summer
win be speedily resumed. Generu Grant
has thorough appreciation Of the inestlna-
bIe va1ue Of ttmc In the present state OF the
national atfafrs- He feels, as much W aQy
other patriot, the absolute necessity OF
achieving substantial, lasting. decisive suc-
cesses upon the eastern tneater Of war, dnr-
, 1864-07-10
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

SATURDAY EyEs1za. July 9, 1854.
LGMBER-EeceIved yestcrdsy. z.76o &c feet. NAz-
ket tt1 active. especially sor choice descriptions Ct
la1nter. These Is still sEeas wait Of aacs roe, tr
which thu txada Il extremely tnco1ya7tenced.
sHlSGLEs-Recetyed yesterday Sv II large
temaEd, with an Inadequate supply. Prices vciy
1sns, xl1h na upward kendsncy~
LATH-Recelved yesterday 1t5hao PCS. In tar de-
rard. sud eteaey At ptesens quotations.
CARGO eALEs -o-pAT.
Cargo schr Jenny Bell, IRON Free Soil, sold ny
Biekfo.d. sou ieet cca,s. igmacy. strips =. 8sLto
balance at sl7fo; carEo s:ar A. E. Hart. usu-
uah, Lay d Co.'S Mtlf. Graad Traverse By, 1.1t!o
feet lumber. x strps, at F5tt.
The foiiaHirr sfe the 7 nd r,rtcf4
, 1864-07-10

from he y. :. independent, Sth.l
Trade hsh been very itactiyo tiLct ulf tsE fephr,
oE1nr 70 thn lesyr fiutIuAtiun* o. the gold mA!E-e
6ttfs as well ~ huye's were lnd-po*ed to "perae e
II the ristt.ea coAdtDl OF sAe Taouey nlafsr1. H. l.
c-r cos.n goods With -rr~ tas1r stoc: from tbs
be;s alons re ellrE. Iau nssSst Is s:iu rls,oS
Aow ztss pr H. Tie rrit ting cIvto market /. much
e1eltu. tsrpWn eh.rt1ug ana sae.tins arc loE Ia
ktuc& and Pr3ceS corlfnue to rit+.. Tue demand Is
greater Than the feFase surrlf. aul production.
to bs xcnttnned requires further advance BE 8ch
ed gccds are hsher Gr TO ce1t.. with se.J redu-
ccd suPp!S. It bcjnF po sihe 10 IepIxce stocks
:: tht auvanee. n-1lis SIR scarre md :rm- Cotton
tAurel. scarce and hiaher. Cotton Jeans hare
e. hsns M ar ss.o IN xs,y pooa st9ss bsl2w hs
10 adSaEce. under pr esNng deAna tor tho leading
ftyIes ct f4Icy cAsslmefes. Desirable arIles are Is
centt hicbfr neiaII cs o, fal stsea eoE1s fos.
= urh, AID tell a. a1 advance. Johb r. are eeiu-
freely. CIten warn cuih1 are ecarte and wanted. :.
II ln1Ee advAlec Dct*hIns Are also In scxnty 80
ptr With rnpd ceraeu!. o*:uE to the k8-c.re Il
foreign dotsktrs: blacks are mech wanted. Eesver4
have ndvsnee.. blarkets are IN very 1Tas surplr,
Win m taclt,sltk dtmsn:. twstdS trt CO At!nk j
sante, 1he lnlulsy Tor shAw wss Is I'd. II rtsl.g
xeeS snd ;o'eiE1 2ood4 ATT net ren{ eea.sA:ly
feed trce. ne 1oT el crmaLfy ht.a oc alt staeia
stotr. Black AEs tfe tha utesf IuaGlred for, =: =
great ADVANCE The rmpoEtAttons. ID ths last ~ee :
wett l12ht. an: are G1pec:ed to contt1ue 10 tlE
Tb toi owing nc tho rhole. ale rer cash price CT
al tie ltautts s:ylss cfIouesc drf gosds sod III
, 1864-07-10

The Corn market declined sssc q bu With s4les OF
about 10! % ba At Il s7et. 3. for No. Corn. slsa
1stH fer No. CcEn. and 3l.e:9t-.3 ios EeIeete1--
closing vely htm at Sl3tHal.s5 fer Eo.2.
oats were Gull aad l@1hc ba lover, With sales Of
about 70 900 bn As sas!e 70: MOL. ard 7a7sc No.
2-closng ncnlnAlat sa3suKc for No.1.
I:ye WAS IN better demand and higher-wtth sales
Ct No. l 1t 31.i54t.kh. Barley vas nt9lettel.
There Fas scarcely any inquiry for HtShwines and
the uasSet ruled d1t and nominal wita sales caly
50 hs1s at s1o. Buyers were generally o8srins ouly
s1se.
Mess Pork were drm-w1th sales Of sca br1s city at
tA34o, Ard 40 bs1s a. $t3*3 Prime A1ess Pork Eas
IA fair demsnd and Arm At fto.oN at which PRICE we
nots ssle OF Io9 btls. Lard Was generally held at
1fc, with buyers a. 1Sc.
Salt w1s in fair d>zna1d st 33*ea36o fcr uew Fine
delivered tn cars.
The Woni market continues nrm SD active. With
sales to-day Of about 10 co Is et t1coal the Int
ter price having BEEN paid for round lot OF $50 90
D. to full blooa neece. The demaad chiefly spec
uta:tve.
Nails hare sd7sured SEC per keE slacs our last quo
tatioa-att to esd now selling At $ =
Frei3hts are finer, but the engagements we're ught
At .a1Hc for Wheat To Buffalo.
In Grectr1es the uar5et Continues verr h.n, but
with less chs.Ee on Previous rates. On Rio coffee
1ete further ndranee Of Ic 2 n. with very light
stocks The market Sugar Is In small supply, hut
with q less demand IN the NEW Turk Esrket pr,caa
remain unchatgcd.
Dried apples are sill IN very email supply. With
COED demand for cnclce michigan md New York
Cult. fot which pE1ees rule arm, Tending upwards.
In moss Inscriptions Of Leather the a1ttame rates
cftteG market has chuse1 further advance on
ptevo7s .lue tstonS. To Is especially apparent
Csinocnsud Duenea A5res So!s Lestnct and 0ak
anG Hsmor6 Calf sh1us. imported LeAtaess sf MI
kinds are very ntu, at cur r6vlsed quotations.
On Carbcu OIL With o improvement n the an;p1y.
md nn increased speculative demAI d. Prices h2ve
again ad7atced Sc rer Es1 penzu1e is very hrm and
tpchsuGed, bat with q atrcug upward tcntency. On
l'nsetd on We cote further acvauce of2o per GAL
Yr raNA - +Ha ftnt,.
with ttrcnF upward tendency. This 10 eepeclsllr
apparent in the betar description Of good4.
The receipts CT Lumber ara small. and below the
rresent demand. Prices haFsa ssroag upvArd ten
dcocY.
, 1864-07-10

The Cas- County R17aNieaa INDUCES In an
ATTACK, designed to be fierce upon the CmcA-
GO TRIBUNE, for our structures upon the vote
Of Mr.. Upson, Of the Coldwater district,
Mich, against the repeal Of the $500 clause,
The Cass County Rtpu6!ieanls
"A little pot,
Soon hot"
and burns with good deal more heat than
light We gather, however, from Its some-
what muddy statement, that Mr., Upson
voted against the repeal In the House bill be-
cause It stood coupled with Objectionable
clauses, and that on the final passage Of the
Senate bill 1epealiug the clause, be voted in
its fayor. We are glad to hear 1t The record
Of the Republicans Of the Western States ls
now clear on this point,
, 1864-07-10

Ne sre {, atdet to nots 4 movement among the rs
tpectabe merchants Of city to gEoEe entirely the
which held Ia The sherna:4 Houss room. Tnat
1naue-tal members Of tho 8oar1 of Trace should Ee
fcr.ed assemble every night, ani the auei Ct to-
eaccofmole std and absent shcs-telves from
thelr fafalcs, II rot only Woa Ter, bnt dtsgraca.
II 1t Is necessary FOL bushcss to have evening res
ttons OF Change. whE not ho2i the meetings the
Bon1d # lrnde Rooms. where there will be aei.nsr
~blAeJ drinking smoking. uut It II Lot ceseaea
n At all-the transactions Ar: Dalnly ef gambling
charscter-.ud nc commission merchant sells thure.
without endaagestpg the Interests ct biz principals.
, 1864-07-10

WssE WssE saS'es saS'ss }1iy }a;y t;H2s
Mf. Mess x5eing : i 3nnr n! 1ss:s :s
Wsss Wsss tns;DS sntDSS }nns inns n.....sss'; Ms.s
RATES OF II ktour os L1vE srock 1a5A CHICAGO 70
DEfEoIr.
Cattle. Hog. y
M'en; Sent. n and Mich. s.. large csra... es3 q 81
Mselifaa cens1.l, sina1l ear............ s9M 81
TO nCFFALo oa sCs:xSs1ox n:.tpak.
Ss 9ssh &c etns. AID Mich. s.. large cars. 80 sc
Aicas.n ceairs snsii cars: So So s;
hort Wayne eass, s,Sssleet....-......... 81 3ls0 IS:
Fits ,Ft wAyn. 4 c. cara OF III feet. ..esooo SC
:! ct ::, th; s1e 'e puiis
rS:s :ssf j i !; TIC rs less than to puae,
BEEF CATTLE.
The tctA1 receipts It the various ysrds in the city
drEns the week ending today, accee1iag :, the
daily returns poecA on *'hnrge ntr3unt to 31e7
head Th.s 2.t2 head lesI than WIRE received LAST
week, sLa 9! hes. more thsa tn4 r,ceps OF tho cor
tttpou2tue week ct tse; y+s..
The c2lly rtce1rts at the satlons yards eompste a.
foNu1s:
Receipt.
1Ee<day. at
rs
fr:osy... .............,,.........,..,.. iii
LIEU
ts6
1he receipts eurt1. the pas: week tave been very
limited. Ead With = better t:ema1d Ia n. Extern
srSete for Eeed eh.p3i.g grades Of 5toc there Las
bean co1rfspo1Gtbg tupEoyt@ent In this na.t:t
Uu prime to e1'Fs grades We nat. Al avhace Of &c
psr l1a ns on last Satarcay's qrotas.oas. Me1laua
and iMericr E1sdes 6-e still Ia very lin.
lied tema2d, and easy at former prscsa
sATrEpAI Evr:1so. Jaly Q, is6t.-Ths r2ar5et
durirs the past wrek has been ia almost nominal sup
rly Of shipping ern1es Of Cattle This has probably
been the Tesul Of the wee5 cocseqns nj upon the 5h
Ct Jnsy being ordinarily r gasded ~ uctnvorable for
tns3nsH. The pFEyleus tzscttylty Of the Eas::rt
markets must also b. taken o ac,o1n:, ,rluenc-
ING troSerstn Withholding shipments ~ pol a.
bic. With the diminished receipts II New FORK aad
Albany there has been better InQutrr for ,ss1liY
prime Beeyss, bEt Tar a. thII market IL coc1nea
the supply tur.rg he week has been stlcr than We
have had dpsluE tho prev!out ncnths CT the rear.
The eea+rsl r.celpts OF the 1n4fstE have beeii
ysry limited, but Of good shipping Cattle We
hare been ~ bare can veil Gt supposed. The fol
Living the principal sass msee cur13g the weex:
!. 6r,a!e5 v,.kstca 20 80 head ILLINOIS, s!eess
fed IL WAsre7 coua:y averaging 1.iS na, at $7+-5:
Cooper to Ltytaestun i c. II head u1l.4uIs steers
aytrest.E 19s -, - %; Sherman, HALL Pore 10
Jones, 10 bead Iowa setrs, ASerBg1DE 80 =,
$50; j. AGaus to Csnpbe, $50 hesc Illinois STEERS
aytrns IkF rs cs L. $50 + In Ds 1hc.e were In
the yards tins morning about go head Of Est:1e oi
which oearly 20 head we're setainkd by dro+ +efs 0
Eastern scccult- Entered s4les aEaunt - h19 hes!
psstcs rnut.ag from e32s's1: hut chiefly x5.25
Gj1t r 1co o.. The following are Ii. clxslu1 ps!ces
Of the Market this tvenirg:
.t~:,~@ cloE,sa rRlcEs.
, 1864-07-10

B Tho Ncw TorA Nur11 says that MT.
Lincoln "will be supported next November
by MI the original disunionists like the IN.
~ Tribune as matter Of course, ard also by
al scho ara xii'ing to ipuyenasx an t7no,nsnious
p<noe at shepFie ef xparation." As all those
who would not be willing to purchase sid
peace at said price hare already united in
nominating him, If as the World aseures US
those who would are also determined to 80
In Tor him, We do not see but his chances are
pretty good.
Mr. Lincoln may be q ver5 slow horse, hut
without . competitor We think he'n win.
The impudence Of the HorSd, which Is the
representative Of those very peace sne,ks
"who are willing to purchase an ignomini-
ous peace at the Price Of separation" Is on a
par with the bypocritical resolutions of the
New York State Democratic Convention in
'62, accusing the Union party Of contemplate
Ing disunion peace. Next to JEFF. Davis
party we commend the modesty Of the New
YnYk DfAcn sneaks
, 1864-07-10
For the Week Ending July 0. 1861.

SATCRnAy ETHSty1. July 2. 1851.
Tterecejptl Of Rect Cattle and Live Hogs at the
various yAsds in tae cit{ curlaR tie eak ending to-
CaY, compare folors with th~ previous NeeSs5 r0-
ss<.s. slne June :, 1851:
, 1864-07-10

NEW YoRK STOCK MAnkEr-Tht following were
the closing prices for cash Jng 1884, received By
g. 6a1lonst2u q Co., Comm!sston. Stock aud Bond
Brokers. u Clzrk street. Chicago:
let f4fH 81 Hfd
, 1864-07-10
t<We lean that the British yacht Deer

Hy-We learn that the British yacht Deer
hound, which happened to be so opportuns-
" ntar The Alabama during her dght with
the kearsarge, and which rescued her com
nander, md II his urgent request took bin
into British hsrboE OF refuge, Is owned By
the firm Of Fraser, Trenholm & Co, Of Liv,
port, and that she ID thus almost "a rcaIly
rebel properly as the Alabama heraelf, Il
probably was not wholly accidental that ehe
happened 70 be On the spot at that particular
, 1864-07-10
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvkSIEo, July ., ls6i.
The scceipiA knd all mems during the past twenty
four hcuf5 Nefe as follows:
, 1864-07-10

The total recel1ts Of Hcgs tu,rE the Eeef ending
to-day. aec.1di1K to tbs daily returns posted on
Change. anl :tn1o .'.5o hea;. This Is :. head o-e
thar xtr. eece:vedl4. week. aud 2s head more tha
were teceree crrl1E the coTespsn-tng TeeI oflass
year. .....-.-....
TIE ca:y zeeelp:s Ct tie 7asicas yards compare rs
follows:
, 1864-07-10

1here wasa good atteudsuee on Change to-day.
but owing to the decline In gold. prices ruled lower.
and &hesc wsa It's Inquiry. Just about the close Of
Change, however, the Nav FORK dispatch was Eecaiy-
ed, aud the msrketa In consequence rused 1rmcE,
prices having 81 upwsE4 tendency
Flour Was Gull and uonicsl-suyers and s:ller5 be.
Ing arart. ard ne Sots saIss af only about 100 hsls At
I'll nGt IS for sprnz a1ttas and &l2to Tor white E1n-
ter extras.
Theat was Irregular and CSC bushel 10 @cr, with
safts Ct about 2e5,c ,cf0 bushels ak E21NS8 for No.
srrirE, *lt.!97.Nk fer Eo.2 Spring. aad u os for
Rejected Spring. Just sbout the close OF CHANGE,
however, q dispatch from New York Vas read, which
gave rose fAvorabe repsst Of that market than WAS
c1yen In the pr1Sate Observation-Disclosures aclvs
dema1d tcok place. SEQ Nc. Spring up speedily
Hcm e. 9 70 $z.ll2211 ciosink drm q: these quo.a-
tituE.
, 1864-07-10

ExttEme "a g Ct god. tk{3
b. to OF Domestic AIT fnt-
1.vly acuvc at oas p-r8cnr
1utt:
.nCK.
SlAuch1E, :5-le....tiAa.c
Fueo7t -Trr3 .....t a lEc
" t"nco. S3.e. ...-atHa.c
OFibCct Ep<a Caul-
aseu. .-.......... s03s.t
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-12
Sherifs Sale,

The State IF Wiecnu;n. Circuit Court-Nn.
waukee ountv Roiani Oln-tr6 ag lin - job,
Sercamb, surviving part.3sr OF The late fra a.
T"rrou & Sercnnb Execution
Dl VIRTUE OF a. * Gu on is-uai our 81
II al u der the seal Gi said "urt in the
above entitled acrio ion, tn ne directed and ieliv>
cred, and against the personal and real proper.
ty OF SAID John Sercomb. surviving carrier Of
the late firm OF Terton & Sercnmb | have Iev.
led upon the following described real estate.
and Ill he rig {, title and interest which he
SAID defendant had in the said property ri be.
date OF the docke:ing Of aid Judgment in this
county, TO wit: on The 26fh dzy of April, A D
1868, or has since acquired, w:
The south half oi Section seven = in Town.
ship seventeen IL north OF Range twenty,
thr' % easr, together with The saw mill, m.
chinery, tools, implements, &c, less the south
halt OF south wesr qrar:e r Of said Section which
sad real e,ra and right, title and interest a.
aforesaid, | shall cxl ose for sale al d sell ~
public v-ndue at the Court House in the village
Of Maniiownc. MAJ i;nwoc county. IN aid Stare
on the n div 81 Jai.uary, A 1864 at the
hour 81 10 .,'cinck OF that dav, to -atI,f, SAID
execution and costs. Dated Sherif7s Office
Mantos oc, Nov 9Th, 1868
IRA P. SMITH
Sheriff Man,Jowoc Co Wis
The above 'ale is hereby po-tponcd unril j IN
uarv 25th, 1864 at the SAM time and lace
IRA p. S It'll Sheriff
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-12

| The State OF Wl-consip-.H ,nItownc County
! Circuit Court Wencel Chlowpeck against Inhn
| iirr~man Execution
| Nv virtue OF M execution issued out Of and
under the seal Of aid Court in the ahove-entl.
! tied actio To ne directed a-d delivered. an1
/ agair-t the sortai and real property Of said
J John If..rsman, | have -tiZed and levied npcn
the tol owing described real estate, and ali the
! right. title und interest which the sad defend
! at "a in the said nroner:v - the fate of tHe
! dock ting of said Judgment, TO Wit. on IN
t-th 1nhl day OF october, 4. D. 1887, or mas
: since acquired:
! The undivided half part of the south ,.a>t
( quarter If h. north east qprrtrr at Secn"n + +
/ teen Ii in Tosh-hip no. went %,
| north % Rlrge no. tw"n'y taree - % - .a~T
also one undivided half part of cerEai" ere
| parcel o. land wing in the north east onarrer at
the -ontH east @ 'arter OF Sectirn 40. fire,
ID IN ToslrShip no. twe''> III n"rih %
K 10 twenty three -23-rast, aud hlrg
east and North o. the CIR e. b ~ road, contain
ing about O lrrter at al acre OF land more or
les and ; ei' tie same PIE e OF and decided
by joseph Rnken t" J phr Hr-min and A"f"n
/ ChloSI.ck hy deed bearing date on the 3 n day
If June 1851; also the rorth EAST quarter O.
the south west quarter Of Section 10 hfe-u
ID III Township no twcn -20-H"r'h OF
Ra, ge twenty thr - -23---Ist; also one hat
of an &C e in the j # of SecFron 10. ift@er
ID Towa-htp 10 twrntv 90, north ct
Rag. 40 twenty three ~ % east, wh rh
premises were de''dei :" l"hl i'r-mhh "V Il
/ rex Is iA"h "a VIZ" o} hee" pedtil9 u''f W
'oaer 6th, 1870; n'So ne IN 81 'he s." ~
Sect'"n no hfttea 10 - 'o"h>"lP n '""'N
~ Lor'h "i htilSe twenty t"ree %
east, ana on SUN ara east s''es 81 't'c so"
ives, quarter OF 'he hrr'h we quar- :" sec ''u
no n'een 10 III 10. w. w. ~
north of Rtrge no twenty three -23- east,
ana DING the sane 'felni>tSc' :" az On
IN wnt'k ana > IN h"' 'hh' ny .n'if ~
and wife nv deed h"ar,ng date an ~" 80 -
OF September, 1899; as" an nh'''''d"@ mar @
ulec- of iauf NiiG III II" '"Ith AS % u r 81
TIE u"rrh " 50 / OF ne net seton no hf'"'''
b township no. t"'H'E -2"-- noEth OF
R,n4e twenty hfte Ii eat, ""r'aI''inS'r'
"crr> % lad, r"u do % tn h"'th -ud last h'
S""''or incS, Oh NJ south aio "'s' ~ anus
hrlo g 2 - Mar ih"N peek an te'Hg ne
-.tf.t premise a@ed.d'o A tf"" >h""p"c" D.
Wy n" Up" .. ne" u, rug u't' 1l we
Z"th 't' u rFu' 100" ~ ''e -
ha'f part ~ III 'ut' Niec' "i p'f' ~ i''m' ''''
! ~ Tie set ot ct"n y" t'I ~ - i,""'
>h'p 10. u h"i!h Oh Mage '"'r'N '"''
-23-ea-f, CONTAINING 'or'f II "c'' a.
so tive res II, So g" ner 81 tne ~ 81 So -"
80 fen u III 10" snip no 1--WE ~ ~
north OF k'nge No" twenty ther 10 taS''
and honnd"i as '"'Io"- v" ''e eas' ny I've
Sec live, on IN n"'th ana w"st ny Ina, be
LONGING t" j ,'ne( p.i'"h II. Vow 'oe'' ~ o.
On ne SOU" eN " = '," p