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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
For Prosicuting Attornev.

'EDIroRs CONSIDERATIONS announce Captain
WIN. P. HARGRAvE, late Of the slst lad. vola..
as the Union candidate for tho once OF Prosecut-
ing Attorney for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit,
composed ofRthe counties OF Crawford, Perry,
Spencer, wsrrics, vanderbursh and Poaey.
We are authorised 20 announce that LEWIS O.
sTtNsoN will he q candidate, at the next octo-
Der election, for the ONES OF Proseoufing Attor.
ney for the Fifteenth judicial Circuit, composed
Of the counties OF Crawford, Perry, Spencer, War
rick, Posey and vanderburrh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

Be SALE PosrPosED.-The sale Of Gov
eminent property advertised to take
place on the 9th inst. has been post.
pOned until the 18th, BY order from
Headquarters.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

BSc In single county in Vermont,
two weeks ago, seventeen divorces were
granted, of which nine we're for dessr-
ton and six for adultery. Ia four of the
latter the crimina!ity was on the part Of
thu w;fa 60
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

BeerGov. Sharksy does not think
much Of the efficacy Of pardons. He
thinks true repentance better than the
amnesty oath.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

RAIS.-We had glorious rain yes
terday afternoon, which was much need
ed, not only to Icy the dust but to revive
and fructify vegetation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

MIsrAKES.-We we're mistaken in say
ing that the public schools would re-
open next Monday. The time fixed by
the Trustees, we learn, is Monday, the
llth. 100 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
CITY NOTICES.
Notice to Contraetarn-

a UGUSI zlstI ls65
Ihs Common Council Of shs CITY Of EeausvilIs
viii rscsiTs Sealed Proposals anti the IIth day on
frg ste slley -sitn&ts LssWserl Wste-~ ara sfrs.
sreetss end sxtsnatng from ChsrrF 70 Oak street
By order Of the Common Council =
z -. n. hcGEIFF, cI4fk.
City Cisrks omces Azgnne a. 1865. sn9a8ltd
{ zs~ s srn. kunisn ecpg1 s,.gaitl.I - Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

R%An interesting young lady named
Spencer, while taking boat ride near
Embarsss, Coles comfy, Ill, was drown
cd BY the upsetting of her beat Another
young lady with her managed to sacape.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

sGr Captain Warren Harper, one
armed soldier and an old printer, has
been triumphantly elected County Clerk
at Terre Haute, without opposition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

WIN. r. PARRETF will be a candidate Gar
election 10 the once Of Circuit Judge. sor ~.
Fifteenth niieial Chcuit, composed Of the eor,~
ties Of Crawiords Perry, Spencer, wArrick. W..
dsrburgh and Posey, at the ensuing October .l.o.
fion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

DTThe Houston Telegraph says the
negroes are becoming quite settled and
orderly in tbs main, and are ferreting
out and delivering up the raseAls among
themselves
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

~A correspondent of Cincinu.t;
paper says that loyalty has become :
stencil in his nose. It's all even, then
for he Is 8 stencil in loyalty'E nose-
LoaSiscills Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

g@-The Shreveport Ness Of the
18th says the negroes were diving n
great numbsrs at Shreveport, from
crowding into towns where there were no
accommodations for them. "a 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
RELIGIOUS.

BAExAsAs O. Hosns, an approved Minister ia
the ORTHODOX Society CT Frisrds, will hold meet
irgs Sunday morning and evening. ss the wagnas
Street Presbytsrian Church H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

18- just received, = large lot Of those
nice Glass Fruit Cans, and for sale low
at BRoUcHroS & WOODS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

B&-The Evansville Journal talks of
puueturing New Albany II our city
smelt as badly as it is said the Evans.
vile editor does it would not only need
Punctnring but thorough bath in soap
suds.-Nes0 Albany Ledger.
y We never talked of puncturipg New
Albany, but did puncture gas bag of
great proportions, on Pearl Street How
about those immense incomes, Charley
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
FOR RENT.

TI1wO Oh THEE LARGE RooMs, I'm
pleasant part Of the city, with OF without
board. Kesnectsbls references required. Address
boz 80, FVHtomee. au3l-lt
WE WILL RENT, FOR OWE OR MORE
" years, all the bHildings on Locust street
between Water Htrsst and the Alley. but rscsptiy
&c npied by the Commssary aud Qsrtsrmaster's
Depart meatsi also, will rent the Blacksmith
shop on Main street, near the Canal, on reason
IA faFoa
iyl4-dtf MORGAN, Read q 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
DIED.

DIXON On Saturday -zsth last CHARLEY
Dixon, infant sou Of Geo Land Mary ,. Dixon.
The funeral Win take plaes shis evening st 3
o'clock, from the residence Of Geo. L. Dixon, on
Second Street, near Cherry. 4-
Friends Of the family ara invited to attend
without further notes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

= HALF-CHEsrs 7. Il. TEA; haif.ches, u.
~ pan Tea, an extra noe article for family use,
Just received. aec At~s
Jysl ,sess r. Q. RUsToN 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

We are authorized to announce that JOSEPH
d. COX is q candidate for the oaAee Of Sheriff Of
Vsndsrburgh County. at the ensuing ocsober
election. npoaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
GROCERS.
SALOON.

A change--St. Nicholas Saloon.
GAM GRAMMAR HAS AGAIN TAKRa
- eharge OF tbs 81. Hichoiss Saloon and win pst
u "a nrst rate order with All possible dispatrh
Ine finest Liquors VIII be kept In the bar and
nns billiard Mbiea will occupy fhs second floor
~. Old friands and customers are Invited 10 Ell,
s l.l see hifnr 20 "a Il sar my20.dam.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

D@-S Soldiers and their heirs who want
their claims promptly collected, should
call at~the ONCE of VIM. Reayis on Main
st., between 3rd and 4th over Keller's
Gun store. va aog3tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

W. J. LOWRY, President.
SAML ORR, Vice President.
SAFL BAEARD, Cashier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

EGrA fine assortment Of Boys Buck
lie Shoes and Congress Caters, at the
Boston Boot and Shoe Store, No. s, Sec
ond street. 8s aH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

VTFEAcHRB WAETED-A GEETLEMAg OR
Il LAZY Teacher. who 10 able 70 tach dathe-
MATES, Alxebra ami Arithmetic, viii fad cod
situation By ssq1ifing IA tbs Journal Once. G13I
QI60 PER mosTH $50 AgKETs
sell TIE BARTLETT sgTIsG MAcBIsE, price SIS:
folly licensed under patents sf Howe, Whssler a
Wilton, Grover Baker, aad Singer A. Co Wa
VIII pay monthly salary and ex pensea or allow
large commission on kafss. For parrfculars
Illustrated Catalogue, territory, &c eneloss a
stamp aad ad1 ess PAGE BkOTHERs, sole
AGENTS Tor the United States, III Summit street
Ioleao. onlo. au2sd1 a&vsm
1NAETED-AGEETs-F 1.-THE SECRET
SERVES, the Fjeif. the Dungeon and the
Escape" BY Albert d. Richardson, New York
1rlDnns gorrespon6ent. The above work v ill
smbrae Mr.. Efchar5son's unparalleled experience
Tor four years; travelling through the south il
the secret services Of the Trituns 10 re outbreak
OIL the war With oar arEuiss and feetm, both East
ard west, during the nrat two years Of the rebel
lion; bis thrilling capfure While running the
Datteries on the mississi CPD river at yicksburE,
Wnfrs more fhAn halt hia conpantons we're either
Killed or wounded his con 1nsmsuf for twenty
months In seven different rebel prisons bs os-
cape aod almost miFacHlous journey By nIzht OF
pta' ~ 100 Mills, aided By negroes and Union
nounthinesrs u North Carolina and Tsnnessee,
throngh The enemy's county 70 our lines, giging
a most vivid inner picture Of the war Teschers
and intel, gen Igogoz men, and especially re-
turned aud dfsabIsd soldiers, in want Of profit
able employaaslRs VIII bad it peculiarly adapt~d
20 their condffloa. We have agents clearing $50
applicant. send fJF circulars.
Address JONES BROS a CO.,
l4sH fourth g., Cincinnati, Ohio.
EuRZ7. dwat I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
ESTRAY.
EDUCATIONAL
indiana Sac UnlHersitr.

Indiana State University.
THE NsxT sEs SION OF THF INDIANA
a sTtTE UnIvERsTTY vii begin on the fs;h
% sfplsmo ben. The Law Torm begtns No, smber
Tae citizsns Of Indiana cannot 40 better than "a
petroniss their own Univofsity.
w. A. HAHNAMAH,
FFesident Of the Trustees
IAeisnApohss saS. y, 1855. au3l DIST
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24
rIaaalhim there (,

D.. ! - a 7
That life long and venerable Demo
crat, DR.. Berstler, acted conspicuous
part in tho proceedings against the
Editor of the Eagle, in the Democratic
Convention, on Monday last. Roland
stated that he wasa publisher and that
tho ,sDr. was talking about a thing
which he knew nothing about. We
rather think Roland had film there
Outsiders are constantly telling pub
fishers what ought 70 bs, done, and how
to do it, and "cussing and discussing
them if they dont'do it, when they
know about as much ofthe modus op-
erapdi and difficulties of the publish
ing business, as q Digger Indian docs
of the operations in Wall Street. We
are not speaking personally Of DR..
Bgrstler, but referring to very large
class Of grumblers who are found in
eyeryparty andin every community.
In thecase, however, of the Eagle ed :
itor we think there is good ground for
complaint. The Eagle has been one of
thc,worst edited papers in the country.
Nothing in the world gave it influence
or vitality but its treason during the
rebellion. N~tf
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THE UNpARDoNAnLE SIN.

The late Bishop otey, Of Tennessee
whom Bishop Polk seduced into seces.
sion, said in his dying moments, "The
crime of treason, l verify believe, is the
sin against the Holy Ghost, the unpar-
don able SIN" Bishop otey died with
out hope of pardon.
Pie hopeless and broken hearted
Bishop had no doubt been forced to this
conclusion by the history of angels and
men. Satan and his angels were the
first traitors, and hhoy were cast into
hell to remain there forever. There
is for them no hope ofpardon. Judas,
next to Satan the most CONSPICUOUS
traitor, is called by the scriptures the
"son of perdition," and thore is no
doubt, from what is said Of him, that
from the hour oi his treason he was
numbered among the damned, without
hope of pardon. r.-.e
If these things are so, what terrible
waking up there will bo Tor the lead
ers of the Rebellion. And if these
men who thought they had some cx-
cusc for treason, are not saved, where
shall the Coppcrheads of the North,
who had no excuse, appear?
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CampaIsn Gazette.

! It is important that the peoples should
sbe fully informed in regard to the'po-
llitical issues to be decided by our State
election this fall. To aid in this work
we proposet to furnish the Gazette for
three months, or during the campaign
for thesum offty cents, to be paid in
>variably in advance. Let us have a
good list of campaign subscribers at
each and every Post Office in the coun-
ttg,, y ~.
'Wo hope our subscribers will aid us
in this matter. Let each one consider
himself an agent, and let the subscrip-
1ions'be made early. Who shall we
' dear from first? 4. u.
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IfIness or Oovernoy prourI.

We clip the following from the Ohio
State Journal Of tne I'D inst:
|, Our readers have already been nd.
fviscd that during thepast week uA
favorable symptoms again made their
appearances in the case Of Governor
Brough, and that the knife was once
more brought inlo reqaisition 70 ar
rest, ifpossible, the progress Of the OBJ.
stinate disease, but not until This morn,
ing have we beer able TO give them
the particulars r e
In letter written on Friday even.
ing, Surgeon General Barr says that
on Tuesday morning gangrene again
made its appearance on the side OF
the foot near the heel and on tile un
der surface Of the wound under the
outer side Of the ankle Joint. and sim.
uItaneousIy another large carbuncle
exhibited itself on the back, near the
seat Of the former one. Caustics were
freely applied to the gangrene spots,
but they only produced great'sufRerlng
without causing any favorable re,
suits.
On Thursday morning afterva full
and free consultation with the advise.
ry surgeons in attendance, the Gener
al placed the Governor for the first
time completely under the influence
of ether and then proceeded 10 re,
move carefully with knife tho dis
eased structure, In doing this tie en-.
tire portion of the foot from the out.
side of the ankle joint to- the centre Of
the sole, was laid bare. Incisions 10
the new carbuncley were freely made
and then the whole cut surface was
Literally cauterized with nitric acid
lThe operation lasted ain hour. The
Governor, however, was under the
influence of the ether half an hour
longer, and on recovering from its ef.
fects was quite cheerful and hopeful as
to the rerut. The patient has ex.
hibited no prostration. 81 nee the opera.
tion was performed, and his appetite
has been very good. While these in,
dications may be regarded as favora.
BILE it is not safe TO place too much re-
lance orthem, III u 80
The disease is still at work, as dis
patch from Surgeon.Gener Barr, on
Saturday, states, and it may yet baf.
file the skill ofthe surgeons. The tel
egram' says: "The Governor slept
well all night, but is restless to day
Gangrene is still disposed to spread :
l again used the knife this morning. "
We should judge from this, that
while the patients recovery is posi-
BILE it is not very probable. One
thing is certain, that is, everything is
being done to save him that can be,
and if he is not restored to health BY
the surgical attention and nursing he
is now receiving, he is past all haman
aid.
The following telegram was received
after the above was put in type;
''The Governor rested well last
night. There is no re-appcarance Of
gangrene, and the wounds all look
healthy. General symptoms favora.
ble." R. N. BARR.
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ENGRAVlNGS.

We have been shown o fine large
engraving of Pope Plus TX, engraved
from Ames' painting. The Agent, who
is lady and the widow of q Union
soldier, is now in the city, and will call
upon our Catholic ctizcns during the
coming week. This is an opportVni
ty very rarely presented to procure a
good engraving OF the Pope. The lady
is also agent for the sale Of an engrav-
ing Of the Funeral Cortcge of Presi,
dent Lincoln at Columbus. ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24
By Order.
(CoMMUNICATED.)


From Eastern papers we learn Of
professions of returned soldiers, stop
ping at various public Offices, Custom
Houses, Post Offices, Internal Revenue
Offices, seeking employment. This
accords with the annunciation Of our
late lamented President, and is but
fair. and just. That men who riske |
their lives-left on the battle-f field
limbs, and returned shattered and bro
ken down, should be the special care
of a Government saved by their suffer
ings and hardships, is not demand
without merit. The principle is right,
and we say here, as elsewhere, that
our kindnosses and care shall ever be
ready to aid q returned soldier who
has done his duty, and when COM
petition for office and advancement
occurs between one of this character
and civilian, and the qualifications
are equal, we will help the brother
who in time of danger showed he low
ed his country. 1t may be a weakness
and an error, but God help US, we
cannot see it.. .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24
OBITUARY.

DIED-At his residence in this city
August II, 1865, Mr., THOMASSHAN
NON, aged 65. years.
He emigrated from his native home
in Cavern county, Ireland, in 1881
and in 1889, settled in Lancaster, Fair
field county, Ohio, of which place he
has been, a resident for 26 years.
By his sudden and uaexp ected death
a large family has been bereft of a
kind and indulgent husband and
father, and o numerous circle of rela.
tives and friends, mourn tho loss of one
highly esteemed among them, as an
industrious, warm hearted, honest and
upright man. s, 'i
From his earliest youth no was in
structed in the doctrines of the Catho-
lie religion, and died firm in its faith ;
with an earnest confidence and hope
of happy reward hereafter.
May he rest in npeace! d
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24
EmrP TT UP.

DAVID HUBER, Esq, of Pleasant
township, is the first to raise us list
of feampaignsubscribers. Members Of
the Central sCommittee, returned SOL
'diers, and friends of the cause gener.
:ally;a IN the several townships, are re-
tauested to follow the example. The
most efficient way to make Union men
as to circulate Union papers.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24
Ea73 / The 114rh regiment.

The 1l4th Regiment has been mus
tered out Of service, and the members
ezzsrom this county have arrived at home
Among them We notice Capt. Joe Bu-
rys e. M. Needham, Sam'l Church,
jackson Denton, Henry Holtzman,
NvSGeos Mich@ls,s Wash Wyman, Albert
Getz, Eli Morgan, Thos. Mehan and
F. Clark, oil from this city. They
9, have done gallant service in the far
sSeEth and We welcome them back to
:. the homes which they went out to de-
fend. ~, -,.. .... .-.-,.
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wilson's school READERS.

Z Weare indebted to the Agent, Mr..
Nickerson, for copies of tho series of
Wilson's School and Family Readers.
They are upon different plan from
the McGuffy series, which was prin-
cipally literary, and contain useful
lessons in natural history and the ply
sical sciences, ipterspersod with sclcc-
tions from the poets and orators.
DR.. Williams, our principal educa-
tor. speaks of the readers in the fol-
lowing high terms: ..f.
LANCASTER, o., Aug. 18th, 1865.
l am delighted with Wilson's 5 series
of Readers. While they contain an
amount and variety of common read
ing that are amply sufficient for the
purposes of elecutionary training, they
afford the facilities for quite a full
course of study in the physical sci
ences. g'a Qfk H II.E
| should be glad 10 see the books
everywhere introduced.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
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Te enc ualen cen.lral co1mmllles:

"a. meeting of the Union Central
Committed of Fairfield county will be
- held at the GAZETTE OFFICE, on
2GlaJSAEURDA III SePt. '2a,f 1865.
Important business will be trans
acted, and a full attendance of the
Committee islurgedA "a"
The following are tho names Of the
,2WOommittsc VIA / I-liiH
,y,,., ,Amaada-Jacob Bollenbaugh
III 4 LBsrns+ Henry Eckerti -,tJ
,sss sBloom--J -Crumley n y."k -.
w p sCearefeek4G Samuel Barr 81 .
,na, Greenfeld-7Josiah Flattery
s.y sI'. Hocking-George W. Hughes
Liberty-A. 7. Mason SO ''''I VI u, IS.
~.Mddison-Isaae Wolff
sPied$aat- David Huber
,'.,, "a Riohland--Noah McNaughten ,9
:aag.l 'o .RuShcreek Simon Beery III
,.2 = 81 Tiolet-Henry Ritter l
b,,,.,s. Z. i5-'1a Wqlnut77J Joseph Doran
City of Ldncaster.--C F. Shmffer, G.
M. L. Wiseman, ]. D. Martin, B. II.
-..i Reinmund, D. Tallmadge, g.. 6. Beck;
b. and A.P Miller.
Of. %, 4eoaa'i5 @. NJ. L WISEMAN,
-. Chfmm Union Cen. Com.
1.,' 1.,' A.iP MILLER, Sec'y.
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R6rWe are pleased ia notice ono IN

G%We are pleased to notice one i'm
ptoyemeatj on .Maia Street. The
Boomerang" is no more. Messrs.
Hickman& Co., having bought out,
repainted, rehtted and rcfurnished the
g ROOM formerly occupied by the above
,a1namcd saloon and changed the name
to that Of Fairfield" are now daily
and nightly furnishing the hungry and
thirsty souls Of Fairfield with stimu.
latiPs food and drink. Give the old
soldiers call. X
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-24
HeaHY RurglnrY.

On Sunday night last, the Jewelry
Store of u 2, Butchy was entered by
g aomebufglar or burglars ahdrelioved
ofover sixty watches, besides a large
amount = d ,Sftewelry The, loss is esti-
~, mat mated at $4,000. The burglar effect
b, ,, ed au entrance by removing pane Of
'H glass in'the transept over the back
NoHSAV{ Ig(}f3 e3FSth
- The eoddtry il fill Of thieves, bur.
% glars and robbers, and our citizens
VI; ls should be admonished by this burgla-
80 'ry to be on their guard to protect both
property and person. We have no
..,M police on guard during tho night, and
generally slcep at the mercy Of folOns.
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sHRRIFF's SALE.
Tic State Of Ohio. FairGeId county,

The State Of Ohio, Fairfield county, IS.
Phsusns 70 she eommand ofa &rt.of sale 70 ma
field county Ohio. sill Offer AMI expose 20 sale 6y
public vendus and otery, ut the door Of the court
house. IN tho city Of Lancaster Ohio,
On Nondaythe 18Th day Of September,
4. D. 1865, betTeen the hours no o'clock A. and
4ocloek y n Of said day. the f0iloWib1 res estate
to-si, Fairfield County, ohio, and described
Fir1. part Of the north half of section nine
tognsbp -, ofrange 90, Of the lands directed to be
sold ~ OhiilleOhe by an et OfCDngress, end bounded
~ a., iolloFG Beginning .tgeniy-segon eheins and
MY Inks vest from the nortbeast corner df said
section; thence west twenty chains and fhy-
inks p post thence south forty chains nnd twen-
Weight links 10 Dost;'thence east twenty.seren
cnains and MY links 70 post thence north forty
chains& twenty eight links 70 the place Of beginning
ehhtalningo one hundred and el ven acres more or
1 less.
| See0aI A part of the north half of soc.ion o
tnwnship l3,of ranga20 Of the lands directed to he
sold at Cillc0the byan act OF Congress and bound.
I ed AZ follows to-wt; Bcgnning NJ tho northeast
corner OF, said section thence west tweniy-seyeu
chainsAnd fifty links 10 ap6st thence south 20 chains
and twenty-eigbt links % post; thence east teenty
{ .eyenghaasand ffy links 70 post on the east
b0undry ri said section; thence north forty chains
and twenty-eight llngs 10 the place Of beginning.
roptainingPne hundred and eleven acres more 0i
! Thia. part Of th4 northwest quarter Of section
I eighth, ,fownshpI ~ 0f rnnge 20, and bounded os
Follows, to wit: Beginning at tho northwest corner
Of said section; thence south on section line forts
chaing snd thirty -four links " the half section cor
neri thence east Eith the halfEection line tgenty-
chahs 20 stone, thence north forty chains and
forty one links to stone 10 the north boundary
me Of said sectlon thence west with section hue
twenty-iy chains 70 the place Of beginning, con.
taining one hundred acres and ninety three hun
| dredths Of an acre
To be sold by order Of Court in proceedings in
partition in the Of John |. Walters and other.
Tvs Mary Walters andothers.
I Terms Of sale--0Ds third the purchase money in
4 hand one thrdn one year, and'the balance in two
years with interest on deferred payments from day
of sale
FirstTact appraised at s47 per acre free OF dover
| Sd r" 20 q subject TO dover.
| Hunter & Dang gierty, h;t ,rripys Tor petitioners.
t@ -. EMAHC Ell SHI9LER. Sheriff
| August a. 1905. 4w22prfeesl20O.