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HOORand's German Bitters
Pfo,u J. Merton BTotVn, D. D., BaitOr ofths Escy
cLopedia of ReIi0i0HS Knowledge.

From J. Ne,vtOn BTOtvn, D. D., EDITOR ofths E1ey-
cEopedia Of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distruss Of
their Ingredients and effects, yet know Of no snf-
cient reason why n may not testify to the bendt
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the beneft Of others.
do this the more readily In regard 70 HoonAnd's
German Bittars prepared by DIR. o. NJ. jackson, Of
this CITY, because prejudiced against them for
many years under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker Esq, for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tOstH and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning OF the present
wear was followed by evident relief and estoration
10 degree OF bodily and mental yigor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost do
SPARED Of regulating theT - NS"' 'nb God and
my friend 70 directing me to tn use oftnem.
PhIAdolpA s,Juno 2s, 1851, ~
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 25.-There has been
considerable activity in the market during
the past week. The demand for immedi-
ate wants is large, and few large dealers
are yet buying for stock. There is every
appearance OF good business in the fall.
Prices keep rising, especially all cotton
goods. Prints are In very active demand,
at an adVanceoon the prices Of the week
preceding, and higher prices are yet anti
cipated. Jobbers have sold as well as
bought largely. The supply has much in
creased, but the demand Is still greater.
A very animated demand has taken place
in bleachsd sheetings and shirtings, at
further advance. Brown goods have be-
come very scarce, and there is much COM
petition for the scanty supply, Drills are
scarce and wanted. Denims are more iu-
quired for and frmer. Stripes and ticks
show increased activity. Giughams are light
| in stock and much wanted. The cloth
jobbers are buying heavily of all wooden
goods. Prices keep moving up all the
time. Desirable styles and makes Of fancy
cassimeres are very active. The best styles
have advanced 20 cents. Delaines have
also advanced 3 cents. Manchester ALL
| wool goods sell ct So cents. The general
assortment is good, with plentiful supply.
Blankets are very active. Cloakipgs, sack
ings, coatiDgs, beavers, etc., are all in good
demand, with a moderate supply. Broad
cloths are steady. The dealings in shAwls
are heavy, especially Of the medium and
lower qualities. Foreign goods sell slow
LIZ, excepting British dress.goods, which
j are active at the high prices. Black silki
also sell well and readily, and heavy coat
ings. The importations are large bu
! costly, Jobbers are beginning 10 buy
and 10 q week or two We expect 70 have
to report heavy business. The country
is too rich 70 regard cost much. s
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30 coats per week at So esoh.......$150 90
Leaving balance IN favor OF employer of
$9s. .-.,. ers,.is,-y,-f
So much for the trade and now for the
patriotism of the craft,
The fact is we'll known that as q class,
the tsilors are generally delicate men, yet
many of them are found In the ranks of
our army, doing gsod service. Again the
mpjority'of the jour tailors are poor men
and have NO chance of improving their
condition by getting their hands into Uncle
Sans pockets, and 1t is q lamentable fact
that now. days some meme patriotism can
be measured by the amount of money they
make off the government aud the army
We are prepared to substantiate the above
figures by those who do the work.
TRUTH,
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ANoFHER srAFEMEET.


Editors IntslligeHeer:
We see in your local statement in re-
gard to the prices of Jour Tailors, which
is calculated to mislead the public. If your
local had called on the old aud established
Merchant Tailors, he could have got the
truth. The Jour TaIIors are now, and have
been making better wages than any other
mechanic, excepting shoemakers, and this
strike is for the purpose of taking the con-
troll of the Master Tailor's establishments;
the Jours will say who shall work or who
shall not work, and the Boss has nothing
to say. These conspirators have been
making Chose who are first rate workmen)
from fifteen to twenty -hve dollars per week,
while the soldier makes but sixteen dollars
per month, and Soldiers wives and sisters
and daughters by these Jours are to be ex-
PEELED from the shops and stores for them,
as they have no interest further than self
JUSTICE.
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The Rebels CalI Queen Victoria s,In.
aOIent.O
Rrom tha RIehmond DIspAteh, a.

The Queen of Great Britain, in her
late speech, is made, for the third or
fourth time within the last three years, to
call this the "ciViI war now ringing in
America It is not to be supposed that
these gratuitous insults emanate from the
Queen herself. She is far too great lady
to know or care aught about America, or
the war raging therein, or the character
thereof. They are the work of Lord
Russell, and are peculiarly characteristics
ofthe small, spiteful, and bitter under-
standing of that contemplated title min
ister.. We regret to observe that the EN-
peror Of the French, on a late occasion,
thought proper to employ the same terms
in speaking Of the war-regret it, not
from any feeling ofrespect for thatfunet-
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TRUSTEES SALE,

OF THE NEWSPAPER PRINrIN9 EsFA aLIsH.
MBHF, KNOWS As The +RB6I6Ikk URftCE
ON sAFURDAY. THB AZ rH skPrEMBEk lsSt
Al THE .FRONF DO0R W THB COURT HOUsE
FOB OHIO oOuNTY:
TN purIuanos Of DEED Of Trust from Arnold
II fFOWbridgo aud Owen d. D0Tnsy, % ne, bear-
inE date the 16th July, 1851, recorded In ths Re-
oordors Onlcs tor the County Of Ohio, In Book -,
flio S93 AZ the frost door Of the C0lrt House for
Ohio County, Saturday, the lIth Ssptenb.r5 1884
commencing AZ 10 o'elOek, ~ ahail soli 20 tbs
highest biddar at publie Aucti0n, t'the prinsing
presses, engines. types, matorAs and hKture tOoll
md mplemeuts % any and every kind whatsoever
now e0atAinsd n or bsloasing % the printing o1e8
and bindery,s thea known the sUnioa pnating
and publishirg once and lineo En1In - tho
"RegtSter printing and publishing once"
TERMS ORBAEng-Iho One-thlnd q tho plrcha80
money in cash, aud the remaining IN eqnAi tnstai-
msnts payAbls In HfE and twelve m5aths artoT data
with intSrsst from date; or do1irrd. tha purchAser
may pay the fall amOunf Of the purehass mDnsy 10
oa1h. For the dofaErod ur credit tnltaim.1ta, the
enTify. iJAAks s-WaEAF,
auglb . r-1-r a. -a. Trnstse-
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Delivery to eommenee on or before the-day Of
- 1864, and 70 be completed or before the
day of-lS6-, and-PlOdgB-to enter
into written contract With the United State with
good and approved security, within the space O ten
days amer being notified that my bid has been &C.
~ Your Ob4servAnt,
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
ooHDUOFHD BY
T T. HTTC HCOOK x,
AT NO. l1s1< MAIN srREEF,
(Hornbrook'S BuiIding)
nH.nr,.n fnr atu,dnr,ta dnu and nnnnina


"Open for Students day and evening.
FTIHE purposo Of this Institution e to instruct
j young men eand women tool in the principles
busneSs in AcoountAntahip andits eOnoomitAnt1.
BOOK-K a.
stripped Of its absurd Vorbiage and ancient pro-
Iixity and intricaey, and adapted 70 the modern
States Is the leading subject ofattsntion It's LAWS
which are as exaet, unoTring and free from e1eep-
tiou those Of natulo and comPriBed In very few
Words. are frst made familiar 70 the student, who
who Il then conducted through acourBo Of practical
Book. keeping, in numerous sets Of books in great
variety 81 forms, I'LL he thus acquires mastery Of
the art which enables him 70 apply Il With facility
to any kind Of business
A ANYTHING SCHOOL
is open day and evening, attended by both ladies
end gentlemen where, Without entering ioE thS M
-" "' ARITHMETIC,
and Its application TO all manner Of
C0UHTING-HoUsB CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mandB.' The student viii be made acquainted with
several modes Of oalculatiOn not found In books,
There Il open 70 the student also aeOarSs Of
q BUSINESS SCIENCE
eohnpri5ihg Political Economy, Commercial Law and
usAges Finance, BaRki1$ and Currency also maxima
Of eminent Business Men in regard to the best
methods Of conducting business successfully and
Instructions in the above subjects are InterpOTa,
Cd with maxims and ineulcation1 tending 70 thG
formation Of high character - men and eittEena.
The course q instruction Il intended 70 be -
comprehensive and thorough a8 that Of any of Tho
Commercial Colleges, while the expense 70 the stu
dent Il much loss- l.s
I.I.H. begs leave to refer those to whom he 4
unknown 70 the officers Of the banks IN wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially 70 hil Gtudent1.
TERMS, &c.
For the full course above indicated the tuition
Ifs $50, payable on entering. Tor the requisite
blank books s.. Tina unlimited; 70 remain or re
turn At pleasure. The course q usually oompletot
in from two to three months. janT
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hereby certify to the best Ofmy knoEisdgo and
belief the above named guArantors are good and
oHsr 20 bo security. @
To be certified by the United States Distriet At
toFnoy, Collector Of Customs, or any other Onlesr
under the United State 60EornmsntI or rlsPonstbs
The EIprc1s shsrFes 1S1st Be prepasd On all am-
-U A v. BARRINGKR,
Captain and Chief QnartermastoF,
auRIT Department. Of West Virginia
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PUBLIC SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL EsrATE AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
T WILL SELL BY ADCTEON, 90 ths promiseI ol
i MONDAY, toe 79th Of AuSust, e0m nsoetag q
10 o'ci1sk A. n, Tso Lots 0f srSuna-Aos- Is aa1
19-situatod 10 the town Of FaitSn, Oae ale sas %
Whseting. Upon one lot is oractsfa . gosd 1rieF
dwelinE house and 90 tbs Othsra 1lbstGatiAi traTt
duellfhE with ali necessary outouii4tngs and 0thf1
iDpfoRameDtl- -It
AIso az ths slms tins sd place, Win Ssll tEB
horss tso setts Of haruess, ta0 wagons. 0as blEgy,
one mich co., one lot q noBh fel togsthor sita
All ny household and kitehe1 firnitdroj ombraeing
fun Assortment Of sTaEgthing nsealArg fsr hSaso-
ksepInE-
- '-----.- ~ ANDREW WEBER-
eBo. Z WIcEHAN. Aue.ioassr. aagz
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EoRM oH PRoPosAI,

tI0WN, c0uHTT AID SIATI.l
lDATG-
The undersigned hereby propose % fuFnlsh and
deliver to the United States At the QuArtermAster
DepaFtui mt at agreeable 70 the terms OF your
advertisemopt inviting proposals for ousFtGnAs-
teE's Stores, dated CumberlAnd, Md.S-lseiS the
following articles viz:
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doubtless men who would be glad to pur-
chase power at any price, but it seems
strange that any body Of people can be-
lIeve in those who are ready to destroythe
nation. Indeed, we do not imagine that
any patriotic man who thinks does believe
in them, and this is the grand reason why
we. cannot conceive how the Chicago con-
vention can get through with its business
without a division, or without the driving
q large mass of the best democrats of the
country into the republican party. The
North broken into four fragmehts-for, if
IL breaks at, all, We do not see how 1t can
break into a smaller number-the great
slave republic Of the South would immedi-
ately become the dominant political power
of the continent, and with its strong pro-
clivities for monarchiai Institutions, we
should find ourselves territorially Joined to
elements utterly hostile to ourselves
There Is no peace 70 ourselves, or our
childrHn; there Is no safety TOR repub ian
institutions; there Is no nationality aud no
national power and national consideration
in theWorldy save In preservation of the
Union, one and iHdipisi6Ie. Those who
idivi6ion-for aant reason, are prac-
tically public enemies, and those who aid
and Rbet them are assisting to commit ma
tional suicide. Let us all stand by the
Union, and insist on its preservation as the
first and last condition Of peace. Il is
our first and highest duty and our only
safety. so III a,... a..
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HOoaand's German Bitters.
CPURELY YEGErABLE,)


Hosts Of ignorant Quacks and interruptions adven-
tuTera have opened upon suffering humanity the
food.gates of Nostrums in the shape OF poor whisky,
yiIeI, compounded with injurious drugs and chffH-
tened Tonics stoInachics and Bftters. 10 2
Beware of the innumeTable array Of Alcoholic
preparations In plethOric bottles; aud high belled
kegs under the modest appGlation Of btters, which
instead of CURING only RggrAyRte diEeaaS, and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair. " tHf1
HooPLAND's GERMAN BTTTERs ~
Are not new and uBtried article, but have stood
the test Of fifteen esrs trial by the American pub
lic and their repu and sale not rVAlled by
any similar prepare, u. -H
The propTietOrs nAy 70. thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent OierYymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens, testtying, oither own personal AnoWl
edge the beneficial ELECTS and medical Tirtpsso Of
these bitters EEnlt -4tlE tff IAA L4-L l-
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
YOUi
DO YOU WANT a GOOD APPETIZER
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsTITU
TI0NI
10 YOU WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO Yoy WANT TO GET BID OF NERyoUsNEssi
DO YOU WANT ENERGYf
DO YOU WANT To SLEEP WELLI
DO YOU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
.- H.. r-E
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UI0T' A. v. UIIGI
inent Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd
GUARANTEE
We, the undersigned, residents d In IL
and seVeFAIly covenant With the United States md
guarantee IN case the foregoing bid of-bB &C.
esptsd that he or they will forthwith the accept
anos Of said bid execute the contract Of the sane
With good and sufficient sureties In . sum SquAl
the amount Of the contract 70 furnish the q n
stores proposed n'eouformity the terms Of AdSer-
tisenent datOdf--1B6i, under which the bid vas
made, and in case the Said-shau fail 70 enter
into q contract - Aforesaid, guarantee % mako
good the difference between the oneF by the sid
-and the naxt lowest responsible bidder o. the
porson 70 whom the contract may be agarded-
-l66A.
Witne8:
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
OFPTCE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTKR, 1
" WHEELING, W1I Va, June %, 1884,
OPEN MARKET for the purchase % Cavalry
Horsos win be eontinuod Al Wheeling. Wet VI.
One hundred and Gity ave dollars VIII Be paid
Gor an horsos PISSED By the Board Of Inspection.
EPnuHoGIIoEs.
uAn horses for the OaTalry service must bo sound
In every paFtieulaFi fFOm bj 6fteen 70 Cl5 dEtosn
hands hlgh and not len than 90 nVe nor more than
bFidleEiss; Of good aetion, and free frun Al do
PAymsutI to b made In HCeEtiheatn1 Of 1ndebt-
edneSB" for eight horses more
By order Of II. Col JAS A. KKIN, Chief Q. II.
ia RARNsWoRTH,
jeSO-eodtf Capt 4 A. Q. n.
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Proposals for QuaFtermaS-
teF'S stores.
CHIP QUARrKRMAsrKRs OFFICE,
DERaEI.EH9 o. WHlE VnaIEIA,


cRALED PRoPos1Is VIII 5s fsssiSs "a 1t al. 5o o
Sse from eitissns loyal 2 she eoysraRset o ne
August 9TH, 1854 or furnishing TIE Departments q
WOlt Virginia, e Mhesling o. PaEksIsbaFE, WsIt
30 Imbuianes WatsT BScksiS, 70 SIing undsrasalh
100 dozen curTy oonbs. lsoad ,anPie.I
leO !. Aor.e bTg1hss, l
100 h1.., ssoti5l ssSs91 49, TooiS'
100 boxa Biaeklmith Iooll,
900 kegs Horse shos4 ao.
g
lSOS pounds Hers sao' Mans Ne Co.; .i@Sis SEs3s
SSSS sSSS . So 9,S
lS9 kse' Male Shoes EO. I, Is::sai' HEndI
So
50 dozen Home Rasps, lssnd apple.)
100 a Hand Saw Enea, lsend sAmpla.l
25o ksss q q HsilHs fl.ate hIAnal s-a-
@ @ lssh sEhs1.Iss,At' hEpnaj -
Il dostn nonhsy Wrsssis..l lssad asrapIsl q
piddeEl state a vhish q ths e19se ns9l.ed
polnia they propose . make dellyerie9s ena IL
tho quantities ofeaeh article propoSsd . b deliver
sd, the time when said delivery shAi Be eouneneed
and when 70 b eonPleted. -,,,.,- -.
time and for the Quantities propossd and aeeePtedr
70 insure prompt settlement tberot0r-
Eue prico must % HAAtsSa eaN IN Ne-N3 " -
An articles offered undsr the bids herein invitod
viii be gubjeet 70 rigid inlpeotion BY Govern
ment Inspector, before being aeeepted.
No bids will be considered from parties Who have
failed heretofore 20 comply With their cOntraetS-
All proposals. must be accompanied BY guAnAn-
ty signed b. two responsible persona that 10 ease
the bid b accepted, he, or they, will within the
time named execute the ooulrAet for the sAnoY with
good and sufeient suretios In sum equal IN amount
% the amount OF the contracts 70 deliver the
Stores proposed, in conformity with the terms Of
10 enter into the contract they 70 make good thu
difIerunee between the ost Of aid bidder and the
next loWestFospousblo bidder ths person % whom
the contract may be awarded ...
The responsibility Of the guar antoTl must be ahoWn
BY the odeiAi certificate OF United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Cu5tons, or other
GOVernmsnt ofheial, known by this ONCE
All parties viii be duly notified Of the aeeoptanee
or rejection Of their prOposala
All proposals must be made IN duplicate and be
accompanied with the cath Of allegiance OF the par
ty or parties unless Il has already been placed on
file In thls once. 1913 4H.
No bids except IN the form prescribed, viii be re-
eeived and onIy from parties regularly engaged in
the business.
The fun name and post once AddToas Of each bid
der must be written In the propo.Aa
Proposals must be addressed TO Captain a. v. Iar-
ringer, Chief QuArtormaStar Department Of West
Virginia, Cumberland Nd, and marked Proposals
for OuAFtaFmAsteTB etoroA"
Blank forms o. bids, guarantees and bonds nay
be obtained on applieafion 70 this once
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good bye to her lover, makes up her mind
for the worst that can hoielis Death 10
the rival of love, and death fuine times out
of ten, is conqueror. u itsstrange, then,
that we who seek for ieaderness 10 the
hearts Of these. women mnat seek deep 2
Wrong as is the cause, ithaa more wide
spread, and bitterer, DEEPER devotion
among the masses in this gion than has
ours. 0ne Of the most 6eantitul of any
woman in the valley, who waited the North
before the war and was belle at several
watering places during the inner months,
refased last week TO take he hand Of an
old friend in Federal unilorm, who pre-
sented himself at her door / have heard
no less than half dozeu dAmsels say in
tone Of perfect calmness hat they had
rather have every friend th had and die
themselves, than have the s0uth submit to
a restoration with those Whbm they estI EN-
to be its enemies. believe they meant
what they said, and Woula abide by it to
the letter. tE eli at-
rae Erouhio. amo(s sii,ssAFE.leFs
EaitOrs KnteIlisener:
In this mornings paper We End 9 card
that needs correction at our hands. First,
the Jours in the city do not work either
on pants or vests, for the very good reason
that the prices paid will not buy bread
From 20 cts. to 80 cts. is paid for making
pants. Shop vests of the best quality
80 cts. and less at timesj best vests 80 TO
80 sts.; linen coats 81 and 90 OTIS. and the
cotton thread found by the maker. True,
We are opposed to girls making coats un-
less they getthe same, pay as the Jours do.
And now we propose to show the public
how they are gulled in the prices of making
coats. In Que shop that employs girls on
coats, one man superintends 10 girls whose
average wages is about So per week each
the machine operators and basters each
receive So. The superintendent gets $l2
per week; their average days work is s
coats, or 80 per week, distributed among 10
girls, giving each coats.
The wages stand thus:-
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Can't. A. v. BGaR1EaEa, Chief ouartsrmastsr Depart
inent Of WeSt Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
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GEALED PROPOSALS viii Be received a. thla On
Dee from eittIsns loyal "a thu 00gornment q the
United States only, until 19 O'clock NJ, Saturday,
August zIth 1854 Or Furnishing TIE DapaFtnant q
Wet Virginia, - wheeling or ParkeTsblrg, West
va with the bll0Uing onRTtormaster'g Stores viI
30 Ambulance WatsT Bpekets, TO guinE underlaaih
100 dn1an CnrrI Oumba. llald aampla.I :
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NO. o31 ARCH STREET.
RSaelpaI otles and KaRsgaesOry,
JoNRa EVANS,
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1eo I0o ksg' Male she's e'' Z l'sAis esAndJ
So sf
so dozen HorsO RaspS, (send anple.l
100 a Hand Saw Fnea, lse1d aampla,l
80 : ioa : -,
90 lnah lspIhsl.I..Ats brpndj
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19


The State OF Ntntowoc County
Circuit Court Wence ChIowpeck against John
Hrr-rnto. Execution
4, vir'ue uf ~ execution issued out Of and
under The seal Of -aii Court in the above>enti
tied acfio tp me directed a.d d.liyeYed, and
- adjust The ne a a;d real property of said
.Tohu IcreHan, ! have seized ard levied upon
the al owing descrined real estate, and sli the
r1hr, title und interest which the said defend
ant la IN the said property at the date of the
dock ting Of said Judgment, to wit. tho
trnth l9'hI day OF october, A. D. 1857, or has
since a"qrr.d:
The undivided half part Of the south east
quarter f h. north est q1Ttrr OF Section Fit
Iren Il III To"h-hip no. rvrnr, %,
uO'h @ R4r &c uo. twenty three -23- east
also one undivided half part Of a certain o. zee OF
parcel OF lipd living in the north east quarter Of
the south east quarter of Section no fifteen
ID III Toau-hjp no. twcntv -2o- north
Rtnge no. twenty three -23-east, and l,lnR
east md North o. the Green Bay road contain
ing ab IT a quarter Of an acre of land more Or
is and lei = ttc same picse Of lard decided
by Joseph Bolcu to John He"smln and Anton
Chlo|pcck hy deed bearing date on the oh day
OF JU&c, ISL al-o the north east quarter OF
the sou1h VS. quarter OF Section no. fifteen
Ii III Township 10 TWEEN y -20-nnrth OF
RAJ q tSar t, lhr.e - --r:@t: also one half
Of IN .c.e IN tue y Of ; ! Of Section no fifteen
ID Township no. twenty %, north Of
Ia, - 10 twenty three % - east, wt,ch
premises were decided 10 John Her-man nv Pat
Iie, Bsla-d i 0tjp by deed bearing date Oc>
to5rr 9Th. $50; also he nw4 of the swI Of
Se"rjou 10 fifteen Ii Township go twenty
20 tGrrh Of .nge twenty three -23-
cas-, and on south and east sides of the south
wet quarter Of the north weS. quarter of Section
no fifteen - - In TlWu-iiiD no twenty 30