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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
Selrft MiseelIamy,
Ocean waves.

Great exaggeration has prevailed in re.
spect to the altitude of ocean waves.
Even great writers, until very recently,
continued to speak of their rising forty or
fifty feet high. In November, l840, en-
countered, during a voyage from New
York to Barbadoes in small barquc, one
of the severest hurricanes of the present
century. 1t was one of those great cyclo-
dal storms, reported on by tho late Colon
el Reid, which swept down the whole
length Of the Caribbean sea, and turning
with the gulf stream, followed the coast OF
North America to Newfoundland and finally
crossed the Atlantic to the shores of En-
gland. Owing to the ignorance and stu
pidity of the captain, we received the
whole force of the storm for four days, al
most under bare poles when. by changing
the course of his ship, he might have run
out of it in few hours, as | endeavored
in vain to convince him. When he reach
cd the middle of the Gulf Stream, where
the current was three knots an hour, off
the capes Of Carolina, we had the wind ut
its greatest force from the north, almost III
an opposite direction to the current, thus
raising the waves to what people delight
to cali, in poetic language. mountains
high" Being good sailor mounted the
m 1st to get better view Of the terrible
desolation which surrounded our little
barque, and to measure the value of the
waves. | was quite surprised when |
mounted thirty feet that, to find that was
ON a level with the waves when the ship
was at the bottom OF the "troughs." l
therefore arrived at the conclusion that
they never risn above sixteen or eighteen
feet above the oceans level when at rest.
The violence of the waves was snch as wo
found when we came into port, that near
ly one.third Of the copper was torn from
tho ships sides and bottom.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

PoLIsH WoNES.-- As TO Polish womens
who are spokon of lin such disparsging
terms all over Germany, can only cay
that after long experience of their charAo.
ters, under ordinary aud extraordinary cir.
cumstances, no longer wonder at the ius-
fluenco they exercise over the mon. They
are not precisely charming, like the French
women, or fascinating like the women oS
spain or Italy; but there is an undesirable
something about them which renders them
irresistably interesting. shall perhaps
best express my meaning when | say that
you find in them all those qualities which
are summed Wp in the word +" woman"
And here am not speaking Of any par
ticular class, but of Polish women in gener-
al, be they tho wives OF daughters Of tho
owners OF hundred thousand acres, or Of
the manager of small farm, ,oi professor,
doctor or tradesman. II may be that their
tenderness Of character was brought out
to an unusual degree by theis commoness
occupation Of last year, which consisted
of tending tho sick and wounded; but can
only say that the general impression
which have carried away with me 10 this.
that tho trouble OF journey to Poland
would be amply repaid by the pleasure Of
studying womanhood in its interesting do.
velopment there.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

JEALousLy.-" Oh! Angelina" said a
young horticultuIist to his love one even
ing. if you could only see my Isabella
How each day she developes new beauties
SO beautiful.-hanging over me 80 tender.
ly--no honey so sweet to the taste" An.
geIina suddenly fell to the floor like fiat
iron. VILLAIN y she cried, "yeu love an.
otherl" aud swooned away. Oh! have
killed hcrl" exclaimed the young horticul-
turist, jumping up and wringing his hands
" Oh, Angelina -dont-ion'i! You mustn't
for tho world. Angelina don't mean it,
| only meant the grapevine" Angelina re-
covered. H
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

During the hight of the summer travel
in New Hampshire last season, when il
was impossible for the hotels to accomino-
date all with rooms or even bed, the fol-
lowing amusing incident occurred at the
Pavilion Hotel, in Wolboro, as related BY
the Dover Gazette:
One night, when every hole and corner
of the house was filed to overhowing from
cellar to sky parlor," a young swell from
Boston entered, and with a very impor-
taut air, demanded u room to himself
"Very sorry" was the polite roply, "but
we are full, every room has at lea1t four in
it, even to the cole hole and dog kennel"
Swell insisted, but TO 10 purpose, and at
last would put up with well-aired room.
Even this was not to DO had and he be-
came abusive because he could not be ac.
commodated. Dunton, the landlord, who
knows how to "keep a hotel" and does
everything in his power for tho comfort
and convenience OF his guests, stood the
abuse as long as possible until "forbear-
ance ceased to be virtue" whell quickly
stepping up TO swell, le put his hand on
his shoulder and said: you shall have q
bed in q well aired room, come with me- y
and started for the back ioor, at the same
time whistling to his dog Jack, he led him
out into the garden. until he came to big
bed of onions. There" says DuntOn, is
bed all to yourself, and your rOom is well
aired; go to bed at once" Swell begged
hard to be let off but it was no use, he
had to stretch himself out, and Jack was
ordered to watch him. Several times dur.
ing the night he tried to escape, but grow
from the dog kept him quiet until morning
when he was released, sadder, il not
wiser man. lie did not stop for break fast
as the story had spread, but he lett at once
for parts unknown.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

LEISURE. is mover SO enjoyable
as when il comes unexpectedly, likesths
visit of long absent friend, Too much Of
it pals upon the appetite. Luxurious as
warm bath, ,it is also al enervating. He
who finds himself suddenly possessed Of
leisure in great plenty will do we'll to dis-
pose Of the bulk Of 1t as soon as possible
by getting himself something serious TO do.
Sympathizsd activity 10 ono of the best
pressrvatives against dull care" Leisure
is but o sauce Of life which holps to mako
work more palatablc and digestible--the
one part from the other soon becomes dis
gnsting. Men of leisure as they are called
are most commonly restless, and fdgetty.
and unhappy men, Tho kindest thing
which can DO done to them ia 10 deprive
them if possible, by hook or crook of their
leisure. At first sight it does not seem go.
but very short experience will prove that
it is 30. Much leisure inters the Absenos
of purpose, aud life without purpose
is perpetual burden.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

KEEP Busy. Men who have half dozen
irons in the fire are Aot the ones to grow
crazy. II is the man of voluntary or com
PEELED leisure who mOpes or pines, and
thinks himself into the mad-house or the
grave. Motion is all Natures law. Action
is mans salvation, physical and mentaf.
And yet nine out Of ten are wistfully look
ing forward TO the coveted hour whom they
shall have leisure to do nothing OF some
thing, only If they feel it--the very siren
that has lured to death many a succsssfull
man. He only is truly wise who lays him-
self out to work till lifss latest hour, and
that is the man who viii live the longest,
and will live to the NEST purpose.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

A traveller, near the close Of weary
days drive over lonely and muddy road.
calne to u little log cabin in the forest, aud
asked for drink young woman sup
piled his wants, and afterwards, as she was
the first woman he had seen in several days,
he offered her dime for kiss. 1t was
duly taken and paid for, and the young Ia
dy, who had never seen a dime before,
looked at il with some curiosity. she asked
what she should do with II. He replied,
what she chose. as il was hers. IF that's
the case," said she. ''you may take il back
and give me another kiss" Good grill
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

Lawyers generally know too much Of
law to have very clear perception Of jus,
tice, just as divines are often too deeply read
In theology to appreciate the full grandeur
aud the proper tendencies OF religion
Losing the abstract in the concrete, the
in the technical. the prin-
cipnl in it's accessories. both arc in the
preiicament of the rustic who could moi
see London for the houses. asr..
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

A Vermont farmer sent TO an orphan asy-
lvm for boy that was smart. active, brave,
tractable, prompt. industrious, clean. pious.
intelligent. good-lookng, reserved and
modest. The superintendent replica that
their boys were all human. though they
were orphans; and referred him 10 the New
Jerusalem IL lie wanted to get his order
filed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

Do TELL."--lvhat did William Tells
son say 70 his parisnt after the apple was
shot off his heaaf Father" said he (prob-
ably,l i've had an arrow escape Thia.
however, is mIly suppository; bscausS
what Tell Junior really said to Tell senior,
on that occasion. can never be told. MFs.
Partington is OF the opinion that when Old
Tell asked the brave Swiss hoy" whether
he should shoot, the youthful hero emphak-
ically replied "du Tell"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

While the Ninth Michigan Cavalry were
stationed near Covington, one Of the bSys
took stroll through the market. and seeing
a very largo chicken on q hackstsr'sl tahls.
asked the huckster the price Of the COOS.
"Goose!" exclaimed the man Of ponlnT.
''you must be a goose yoursslf.". .NaN I
amt" replied tho cavalry man. 'I'n q
Ninth MichiQandeR." ili., .i,34iatsl..N
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

Some one mentioned in Lambs preseacs
the cold heartedness Of the Duke of CaT-
berland, in restraining tho duchess from
rushing up to the embrace Of her son,
whom she had not seen for Considerable
time, and insisted on her receiving him in
state. "lIow horribly cool il was!" said
the narrator. "Yes," replied Lamb, in his
suffering way, hut you know he is the
Duke Of Cu-cum berland."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

PRooREss.---Time brings il ali right at
last; for the man whose name was a scofE.
ing and by-word with the fathers, the
children go half around the globe for NOR
hle white enough 10 make a monument
The pendulum swings the other way. and
we do more than justice to the martyrs
that our fathers made.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
Keep Your Feet Dry

WIN. HOUSTON, as usual, is manufa curing a
wv large amount Of SHOES and BOOTS, for
the Fall and Winter trade.
PsrrysbuTg, Sertember 10
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Ghe Castalisn 9uaat.
tFrom the New York Tribune.l
OH, NO, WE NRVER MENTION HIM

Oh, no, we nover mention him,
His name Is never beard;
For loyal lips decline TO speak
The onco familiar word.
We talk OF Lincoln, Sheridan,
OF Sherman and of Grant
But o, there Is another name
0fwhich the public can't.
He was very nice young man,
And promising, you khowj
But then he made a great mistake
~. And found II would not 60.
Oh, no, we never mention him,
His name Ia never heard,
Compared TO whom Napoleon
Vac reckoned quite absurd.
He once was great on Strategy,
And kept an Anaconda;
But when IL died, he dug hole
And buried il out yonder.
Away by Chickahominy
He was mighty digger,
The King of Spades, Democrat,
And down upon the Niger.
Oh, no, we never mention him,
His name 10 never heard,
There seeems a kind of reticence
About that little word.
From bar to bar we travel round
To Danish our regret,
And smile, and smile, and smile again,
Al OEuoE W tOtkct.
We often peak Of Farragut.
Du POnt and Porter too;
But never speak Of Little -,
Of Little-You know who.
oh, no, we never mention him,
His name Is never heard,
Hes hopped the twig Of pOliticsi
Sic transit little bird.
lie got seduced by crafty men,
Who slapped him on the back,
And said well make President
Of no, I've lost the knack
OF uttering that little word,
cannot get it out;
And yet we used to see his name
Ouce blazoned all about.
Oh, no, We never mention him,
His name is nover heard,
He's dead and buried, SO he is;
He facet, little bird.
In wide oblivion's dimmest nook,
A shingle marks the place,
Bearing this misspelt epitaph:
o, "Seqisat in Pace"
Yes, Ressih Peace, let no rude hand
Disturb the humble bed E
fthis here foolish, nice young man,
This "coppered" Copperhead.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

Too MUcH REwARp I'm = ractdistributed
by the Mormon preachers tho teIio~ing
question and answer occurs; .Whoi shall
be the reward Of those who have f6fsaheM
their. wives for righteousness sakel A hnh<
dFed fold Of wives here. and wivss eyerlast
ing heI eafter." - ~. 80
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.gOhn SpeIIman.

No. I26 summit street, Toledo,
Dealer IN hDe American and Swiss Watches,
Clocks, aud fine Gold Jewelry.
no l1e III 7fH iU tfltF f+ htfitF
~ watch Repairing done on short notice.
Give us call. Don't forget the number lsS.
Toledo, Feb. ], 1854. sos
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Treasurer's Office, Wood Co., Ohio,

I6TIybUUTS, 4NUF' Y IUUSi
P. S.-Tax-payers will please provide
themselves with either Government Le-
gal-Tender, or Ohio Bank Notes, as | can
receive no other paper currency in pay
ment for taxes.
JOHN A. BONNELL, Treasurer.
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wall PAPER.

A VERY LARGE STOCK of WALL and
IA WINDOW PAPER, just received at the
Drug Store, which we will SELL at the very lowest
figure.
he'ls PECK d HAMILTON.
Perssburg, April ~, 1858 81
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We love ourselves notwithstanding ouf
faults, and We ought to love our friends in
like manner.
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MEIGs NURs cry.
HowARp Assoc1AT1oN.

tft fiA PmIADELPHIA, Pa. 'af
nsseaseS of the Nervous, SeEAInal, I,
- Urinary aud Sexual SYStemS-nsW
nd reliable treatment--in reports Of the H0WARD
ASSOCIATI0H--sent By mail In sealed letter enEel
pes, FREQ Of charge. Address, DR.. sKILLES
aOU UGHTON, Howaed Association, No. South Ninth
Street. Philadelphia, Pa 10xH
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Other Special cay, Town andlDoinqusns TaxeaI
Taxes. Borough Taxcs. and Forfsitures, |
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OtsegO and BINnchard Free IUEHPIho
Road.
Eight mills on tho dollar of the valua-
tion on real estate in the first tier of sec.
tions, and four mills on the dollar on all
real estate in the second tier o. sections
ON each side OF said road. except in Wash
ington township, where four mills only are
levied OH the first tier of sections.
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Rates Of Taxation for the YearSS townships


1l
.aH!a
NAMES OF
TOWNSHIPS, TOWNS,
&c.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

nR. E. G. BECKwITH has permanently
IL located at Weston, Wood county, Ohio. Win
attend promptly 10 all calls in his profession.
Weston. June %, 1864. SgZ
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PERRYSBURG MEAT STORE.

JOHN G. HOFFMAN,
7 s always to be found at his Meat Store on Front
l. street, opposite the Post Office. The very
best of meat always kept on hand IL which he in
vites the attention Of ali lovers of juicy roast or
tender steak.
Perrysburg, November 4, 1858. 27zz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-11

;EsrRoss-sT Gam GfE1:-Ths yiAiEsDd
OF West Point care the NeterAssl ofg Co.
&C." 4thuImap Esxaltys AxreesetDn on
Wednesday evening" syAish did honor to
the brave boys and rejects much credit
" pom the people IF That pkts. There were
about Niftt3 iyhes YefsratH 4reAk0 !; 8
The Rev MI. Shelton made the Welcome
address, j. asdpsN - v sskssbusg, ~ Fl.
aadislet 4lz1RlqR <Iks13eg17E
able evening there wss - lsfge crowd in
attendanos-old mSn and younE maid
ems, fathers, mothers, sisters and brothers.
A splendid, and well arranged fable,
with an indefinite quantity Of. provisions
were provided, aud although il was dark
and muddy without, it wss gA3 and fes-
tive within College Hall.
Several of the boys have made soon
quests" Such captures are not military
necessities and can only be justified On
the ground .sthat the braye deserve the
fair" II was in the small hoan OF The
merRing when brass buttons and blue
coats escorted calico and -crinoline home.
One or two more receptions would al
most revojutionne The. po19ieA sSnii-
ment ia West Point One Young LADY
who had the audacity to own she was
not patriotic was duly presented with >
small pattern Of the flag. May she
grow. in grace. The. music, speeches,
toasss and responses were good, sndall
had good time. =
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The Boston Journal says Mr.. Wick.
ERsHAM, "a skillful and ingenius machanist
in that city, hiss just compisssd . nsshiae
for the manufacture Of iron- nails which
promises to make great revolution in the
manufacture Of that inpsstaats sssi0ls.x
Instead of uaanafacturiak oDe nail ct .
time, as is done by the machinery now
in use, he can Ont fnom twenty -inak 4ifOu
plate eight two and one half inch nails ct
one blow, aud can make four blowsa Sec
ond, thus giving thFty-f~o nails, headed
and pointed, in second. The same
machine will make one hundred and six
ty-one half-inch nails second--and it
is believed viii save nine-teuthS ofthe
labor of making nails AZ compared NTH
the machine now in general use. Some
of our best builders have examined the
mails and SPEAK Of them in the bighesf
terms. The finished manner in which
they are pointed will prevess tho bruis-
ing and tearing Of the wood which is
often the case with blunt pointed nails,
and which does go much IN mar
ring thelfnish of nice wood work. and al
the same time it gives very much
stronger hold upon the wood. A COM
pany is to be formed with capital stock
Of $500 900 for the erectinn IL Gf5lf11
mill and other works for the manufacture
Of nails under this patent. a $50
Tim FAIxxr OF JkHpsARnxr.-Tk
effo rts the jews have made, and the suffer
IND losses and hpwiliati6ns sfheE hfvI
borne for the pufposS q obrAnidg tepuf
ture in the Valley Of s1shOasphat from ,
singular feature in human history. NJ
other nstoa Av3r stpA Mad TO liv,
in their own land, but TO be suffered Il
lay their duss therein Mary description,
have been made Of this marveleps place.
but confess snoae ct Ahsnn1er Afforded
me notion of its actual appearance
WEnderingaaioae past the fosutaiaso of 81
loan, and by the arid bed OF Ked-on,
suddenly opened on me : perfect moun
tain Of graves hill side pavedswtsI
sepplchral slabs. Each stone iaspall. -
small al to leAd u tie cchclusi6d t6st5h
bodies must be buried perpend;culArlys
At all events, II the. Dnlsilndes, thsss -
tered were simultaneously "a Sfise, thF
would form crowd ~ dense and s0npas
Is it would be enormous. Shon Hebr9i
Inscriptions (some evidently 81 great -
are on all the stones AMI these are lai,
toeethst whRintert d only Of fey incHe
q IN bur oldest ckurchyards. The sidb
are almost on the level of the ground
and 81 equal hight, 50 that Is j. Iissnll
o. hgW pavement Of deathsseeA M
almost An overwhelming sight, Frazer
Magsesnes sgs - ~Zy
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|GAERiFE:s SALE.

HslStoApf sPSeaAi eareusjsn - me Gisecs<de f4a
by fhe Geek VI ~ District Court " sid essnss fsEur
unn - SlA eftn Ftke shksest hasaess sesske &zne
dor q the Clerks oce u the Dstrtff Cart ~ Lea
county, Iowa. II keoknk, in said cs&n1.Nh - 49,
Id9y Of April A. y lSS ketvees the hous 81 O'Clock
\ 4 and oeerk ~ snnassus1 3dc;ock p. n Of
two inkhes - n the lots r. eight Isl
= niyy ~ ~ fpvrssseilA fsst sra fsnr NJ insks@yH
~ tronting Lin street and s1teDaine tSch essp
49, ts4he ADsJ tn kd heseksefsS rK-<hnk EsfesAt1
MA kvl nd - T. scsd ~ Orsei Of evdts; Is
:s.ee ~ s.s = ssrss'siD.;s .. a.s8,.-H GO
keuAnAs Nea I'D, - alsafa = Leete- Ic~as o 9
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legal NOTICES.
'To ALL TIE HEIRS AND LEG A

II ~HSss~ = y y - xShfS1s - = =. 1llxO n y
ksTressntstsssr - Js4.ss &4pt4s lets ~ the To~n-
ce~s~d-
fsry>s1 y ~ apks Orphan. Court she cum
81 Shuyfn. ~ fftaf4f WI be held the y~v misses
Of ~ dEysfk = ftsisrpzhip of Nest RrppspiS il se
cos1H xltfsssld vfdzy tie tis<sss mn ~ n Nay
lssA - Eafod<Ek - ~ hsgipnsH ss.ksrassiopq y
cii~s - l-iAl sspr~Saa.61ssssG t. 90 ~ 49,
vsfss prysdos r Axd Fstrsg q ~ .bde ethsrriss
n value and apprsfsf e ae When and wkaf& y0u may
sftssEN - shiaA peppen = SOaE RAgHH. 6hsclKs I
Hhsnfs clce, Pospville. Pa, March 2. o. .4 81.
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TNI1ED STATES NARsHzI's

rxris srxrs - Axrsscs, District a s.sss -
- Virtue ~ - ex~rme0n 10 - AEre&sd 3surd hy d
Cwk ~ he slct Court u the Untat states fr TIN
Roathern Wrdon IN The District ~ y6~N shn ae6inst
1apM& 0D1srygtnA vw d ArrAdnh fopax ax~zAasrsk,
kAye rvet wpn nd Will srii thw highest bidsr d
fh< dbf 0f1As tssks orr ~ NJ DAsStf uSsSs ~ ~
rpN es.ke - tn iassrst n Is~p- AZ xsoak. s.iA
hours 81 O'clock A. b. and o'clock Y. y .R MI -
the k1eVin4 proprty. trsat- Que nrHv ord e Of sfpJ,
scfes % 81 the cszt DID, of u6t- y "A setih4s "a
tsSMAiR t6st faAosis w~s, sd Spe unstisA u II ~
divsied "A Of balance q said qsarter secfislA
Tsken and levied upon = tfse ptofs4fs ~ lasass II
Hoauey tssaeiafY I'D urit It exstuiirn. N VA T
IT. n HuNIE r & Nar~hsl
p9w4 -IatES E% BY IA RRr IT ETJn. D4Nsy.s
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SAIL,

~ tIAfk IOWA, IpENfI-Ns+
~ vSstur ~ ,+sl sxsSsfica a. me drc<s-d -ssae
By - c1sk u Distr1s tSrt q SID esuasy fasosl
ci Samuel r. Gccrge and aRa1pst n. T. Reid land
and viii sal T. the hixlfss lsr, at thu front DOR VI
the Clerks OAee 18th conrt u Ike eouns Nova
a., kenknk, tssil co1ngy, The Fth any~ O sAp~A-
1884 between * ociock A. ". and . clock
r. NJ commencing aetaes p NJ ~ S2d DIS. stk ks
lowssx peoSrss tsits The west hAif "a the nprt~-t
acSa4 Adss - - = Dvna1ae ssxfy-sx f65l neak IN
rsnz &v - rest, ard TIE north halt section thirteen
fJ Ntslp stxfysfx G8j ircrth Of rye ~ rs
Ill In Lee county, Iowa stsssg
Tskes, ised uS1n. and 70 he ssid by order efCout
eda1s1y - Ssst S1expeusson4 fisl&N ~-~fat "a
KesAnk, xeh. IL, is4- Israel ANDERSON &,
RfintEfs fet 81 80. sheffn Lee Co, Iowa.