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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-04-24
Our PLArFoRM.-The Sherman-Shell

Our PLATFoRM.-The Sherman-Shella-
barger bill, out and out, without a wry
face or even grunt.
Negro suffrage-negro eligibility to
seats in Congress, and eternal opposition
to the existing laws in those Northern and
Western States that prohibit colored peo-
pie moving there and settling. Down
with all such laws, and up with the ne
gro-let him 60 where he pleases, settle
where he pleases, and sleep with Holden,
Dick, sthe cuss' Hunnicut] & Co., if he
pleases. Them's the writerss sentiments.
Times.
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The Immortal J. N. Speaks Again.

Gentlemen Of the valley Virginian,"
| desire most enphatically, to contradict
through your paper, the statement that
has been going the rounds, to the effect
chat I design meeting, at an early day, in
Richmond that s.old cuss, !" money cut, :"
for the purpose of lifting the veil. It is
a lie a base lie: I will never disgrace
myself or the Capital of this Old Com
monwealth, by associating with such rep
rebates. Yours, periodically,
- 5000. N ,
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BY EXPRESS.

Baker Bros, are constantly receiving addi
tions to their large stock of Groceries and
Staple Dry Goods, and are thus prepared to
furnish goods in the best condition, and of
best quality. at the very lowest prices, besid-
es givingy you additional inducement of guar
entee to purchasers. We believe We can give
satisfaction to q gener Gus public.
April 24-tf
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Formerly Parish House,)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA.
Having recently changed hands, been re,
opened and thoroughly refurnished with new
and elegant furniture, is now prepared with
as good accommodations as any Hotel in the
Piedmont region.
The propretors pledge themselves to- use
every exertion to give satisfaction to its guests.
They hope to receive liberal share Of the
public patronage.
Omnibus to and from Depot free OF charge.
]. N, POINDEXTER CO..
April 27-sm. Proprietors.
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Jonx <. MoLLoY.
Henry Miller & Co.,

A
Henry Miller & Co.,
WHOLESALE WINE AND LIQUOR MER-
CHANTS, So
Corner of Main and Fifteenth Streets, (oppe-
site St. Charles HoteD Richmond, Va,
ALBANY CREAM ALE in barrels and ha.Y
barrels Also fine stock of old WHISTLES,
BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, &c., as wella 90
all lower grades of the same.
P. S. Strietest attention paid in filing or.
ders from country merchants.
April 24-3m
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Thomas II. Wilkinson,
Late Minor & Wilkinson,) -
MERCHANT.

Nos. 10 and IL Fifteenth Street, -
RICHMOND, VA.
Will give personal attention to the sale Of
all Country Produce. Orders for McrchAn-
disc will be prong thy executed Liberal ad-
vances made on Consignments. - !
refer, by permission to the following gen.
tlemen: Wises & Fitzhugh, Attorneys at
Law; 7. W. Upshur, Notary Public snd Com
missioner of Deeds, Richmond, Va; K. III.
Smith & Son, Enquirer" Richmond, Va;
Thos. J. Michie Hons. N. 4. Trout and John
B. Baldwin, Staunton, Va. Editors Of the
''Valley Virginian," Stsunton, Va.
April 24-Sm
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION

GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
For the Benefit of the
st. Francis De Sales Catholic Church,
NEWARK, OHIO,
TO be held by special permission Of the Q. 8.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
To be Drawn IS soon as Tickets are sold.
4,24a GIFTS VALUED AT $a0.00Ol..
To be given to Ticket Holders.
Number of Tickets, $500.
Nearly every Eig,h Ticket RECEIVING a Gifx.
Price Of Ticket One Rollsr
"a. Committee will be appointed by the
iicket holders on the day Of distribution "a
take charge of the drawing.
Committee of Arranrements
E. Brennan, Treasurer. lob, Mon,
Secretary; A. Binder, j. K. Buclel J w.
NJ Flanagan, and J. Murphy. '''
4 Pianos, valued at $500 each, $2coo
10 Melodeons, 1T $500 each, 2.OOn
Parlor Organs, at $500 each, 1900
~ Sewing Machines, at 500 esch, 1000
~ Gentlemen's Gold Watches,
at $3.50 each, $500
Gentlemen's Gold Watches,
at $500 each, Loco
10 Ladies' Gold Watches, at
$50 each, 1900
10 Ladies' Gold Watches at
500 each, 1000
10 Silver Watches, at $40 each. 7Ot)
10 Silver Watches. at $50 each. 500
90 Family Bibles, at $50 each, 1000
100 Set Of Plated Spoons at So each, 300
ZOO Gifts, assorted-ornamentsl or
49, useful, at 81 to S. each, ;4,sao
zovV 0iits OF Jewelry, at t,0aa
The Distribution Gift. are under the CEN
troll OF Rev. Louis Cartuyvel, Pastor, and Rev.
). Daily, assistant Pastor. All letters to be
answered vii please include stamp for postage.
Reference is directed to any Bank or prom.
inent business man in Newark.
Agents wanted in every principal town and
city. All agents must keep list Of nance
and number Of each ticket.
Address,
JOHN MCCARTHY.
Lock Box No. 35, Newark, Ohio.
April 24-tf
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Chance to Sell Virginia LanIIs.

l have formed a business connection-+with
Messrs. Murphy & Troutman, Real Estate
Agents and Brokers, Philadelphia, who have
applications for the purchase Of o large num-
Der of farms and other real property in vir-
ginia, for which fair and reasonable prices
will be paid by Pennsylvanians desiring to
remove to this State.
On application, in person or by mail, 4 will
with pleasure furnish any one having land for
sale specific information ON the subject
J. D. IMBODEN,
Attorney at Law,
April 24-tf Richmond, Va.
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J. N. FossETT, F. J. CONRAD,
of Richmond, Va. of Valley of Va.
FOssctt & Co.,
No. so Main Street, near 18th Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS.
Commission Merchants and Agents.
Deal in Tobaccos of all kinds, Pipes, Snuffs,
Family and Toilet Soaps, Backing, Stove
Polish, Blueings, &C.
All kinds of Merchandise sold on Commits
sion.
April Palm
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al Gardener .WanteAi

AGardener wanted Immediately at the An:
eusta Springs, constant employment and lib
eral wages will be given: r
j, A. HEEELFINGER,
April a4=ap> r Proprietor.
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!, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
No1andinel
CHlLLs AND FRYER!

NOLANDINEi
The season is now approaching when Chills
and Fever generally make their appearance
We respectfully call the attention Of persons
who are subject to Chills and Fever. or who
arc living in malarious districts, ,othe follow
ing certificate AS also The card of Gen. VIM.
IL. Richardson, Adjutant General OF the State
Of Virginia.
JOHNSTON g. LANGHORNE,
Sole Proprietors and Pharmaceutists.
Bex 468, Richmond, Virginia.
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New and Interesling Bookg.

Just received: The Rich Husband; Inge-
nuisco Mosby and His Men; Cruise of the
Alabama and Sumter; Cruise of the Shenan-
doah, and another supply of Gen. Early's
Works. HUNTER & NOWLIN.
Anril 24-tf
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Twenty five thousand persons from
other States and countries visited Florida
last winter.
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Handsomc COTTAGE for Sale.

The subscriber intending to return to Lex.
ington offers his residence, on CARRIERS Hill,
for sale. Fer terms, apply to R. II. Catlett,
Esq, or to the subscriber.
r. L. MADISON.
April 24-tf
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of CO.Isartnership

The firm of S. N. Giles s. Co., has this day,
March 18th, been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. S. N. Giles is authorized to settle the
business Of the firm of S. N. Giles Co., and
can be found at the store-room lately occupied
by c. N. Williams, 2 doors South west OF Au-
pnsta street on Main. S. N. GILES,
c. A. SPRINKLE,
S. NJ. BOWMAN.
Anril 24-1m go
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"VALLEY VIRGINIAN"
JOB PRINT TING OFFICE.


This establishment is now supplied with an
excellent POWER JOB PRESS, and a large
amount Of BEAUTIFUL JOB TYPE, to which
new additions are constantly being made, of
the latest styles that the Founder can supply,
and is now prepared to execute orders tor ev-
cry description of
glain and Ornamental Sob gsintiug,
For Merchants,
Manufac 'ers,
Mechanics,
Auctioaeers,
Banks,
Railroads,
Steamboats,,
Express Companies,
Insurance Companies,
Hotels,
Restaurants,
Boarding Houses,
Theatres,
Concert Halls
Lawyers,
Dentists,
Colleges,
Schools.
and for all other persons, corporations, and
institutions. We print
Business Cards, Checks,
Visiting Cards, Notes,
eat Home" Cards, Drafts,
Wedding Cards, Prices Current,
Ball Cards, Title Deeds,
Show Cards, Trust Deeds,
Admission Cards, Leases,
Election Cards, Receipts,
Time Tables, Tax Bills,
Way Bills, Licenses,
Circulars, Bonds,
Bill-Heads
Insurance Policies, Passenger Tickets,
Calendars, Druggists Labels,
Notices, Tobacco Labels,
Bills Of Lading, Clothing Labels,
Manifests, Dray Tickets,
Bills of Fare, Coal Tickets,
Concert Balls, Wood Tickets,
Programmes, Bread Tickets,
Theatre Bills, Milk Tickets,
Show Bills, Reward Tickets,
Posters, all sizes, Election Tickets,
Certificates of Stock,
Renewal Certificates,
Manufacturer r, Labels
AL work ordered will be done in the most
artistic. manner, and at
BALTIMORE RATES, FOR CASH.
COLORED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
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IMPORTANT no FARMERS.
GREAT DOMESTIC INSTITUTION,
DIR. VALENTINES
Recipe for making A, tiacial, Guaro.
DIRECTIONS FOR MIXING

*If Peat cannot be obtained. use garden
mould or clean virgin soil instead,
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PALxrRA, FLuvAsSA Co., Va, I
April LIST, 1867.

PALxrRA, FLUvANSA Co., Va,
April LIST, 1867.
Messrs Johnston & Langhorne:
Gentlemen-Allow mo to add my testimony
to the wonderful and powerful curative pro-
pensities Of your preparation .'Nolandine,
for Ch;lls and Fever" After having exhaust
ed all remedies without effect. l used one bot
tie of 'Nolandine," and positively assert that
it has entirely cured me and restored me TO
my former good health and strength. l do
honestly recommend it over all preparations
for ChilIs and Fever. Also. bilious derange-
ment of the system. Ipurchased another bot
tie for a friend he has used it with the same
happy result.
am, most gratefully,
Your obedient servant,
GEORGE NJ. VIM.
Anril 14-tf
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Staunt0n Musical Association.
:. ORATORIO, ESTHER, ORTHE
REAIITIEIIT OTrEEN

The public of staunton and its vicinity are
informed that the first concert of the '"Staun-
ton Musical Association" will lake place at
the Chapel of the D. D. j. B. Institution. ON
Friday evening, May 10th, on which COCA
sion Bradberry's Oratorin of ESTHER, with
all its beautiful Solos, Duets, Quartettes and
Chorusses, will be+performed. 49, - -
To commence at 8 o'clock. Tickets so cts,
each-children half price; to be had at the
door, or of either Of the managers. -
Arril 11-1t
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A patent corn huskeris advertised in
Ohio, which will husk sixty ears minute,
doing the work often men. 1t takes of
the outer husk, then the inner and fairer
portion-laying each by itself-and then
strips the silk perfectly clean and deposits
the ear in its place.
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HxxRlco Co, VA, Aug, 1866.

HxNRIco Co, Va, Aug, 1866.
Messers Johnston + Lanshorne:
Gentlemen-It gives me pleasure to assure
you that your NoLANDINE has proven per-
feet and positive preventative against chills
and fever in my case. I have for several
months past lived in a locality where chills
and fever ruled supreme. All who lived in
said locality were subject to this pestilence.
used NoLANDINE freely as a preventive, and
although lhaye been subject to this disease
heretofore, have entirely escaped, not having
had the first symptom. would honestly re-
commend it to all. Yours, very respect
fully,
Henrico county, Va.
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REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY Chief
Justice Chase has determined that only
one register in bankruptcy is to be nomina-
ted by him for each congressional dis
trict, and that they must be councillors
at law, recommended by respective
Congressman and by the judges Of the dis
trict.
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Mr. Macon is recent graduate of the vir-
GINA Military Institute. of high standing and
character. should rely with implicit conf
dence upon his statement in regard to any
thing. MN. II. RICHARDSON.
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RIcuxosD, August 9Th. 1866.


Messrs. Johnston 4. Lang horne:
DEAR SIRs--I contracted chills and fevers in
the lower country in September, 1866, and not.
withstanding o residence in the mountains Of
Virginia, still continued to suffer from them
up to the following December, and from the
first warm weather in the beginning of spring
was subject to attacks of them at intervals OF
from two to three weeks. The physician in
Lexington gave me quinine and calomel, the
only effect Of which was to stop the chills for
a time. The calomel, although took large
quantity, did not act. Whenl arrivedin Rich
mond, in the early part of July, was again
affected with them. 1t was recommended to
me to take your NoLANDIsE. In ten days If
ter the first dose felt like new man. All
the spring had been weak, debilitated and
subject to swimming Of the head but now,
though feeble from the effects of the fever, l
feel in perfect health, and can perceive a daily
Improvement in my condition. And now,
thanks to your medicine, which hope will
prove blessing to both you and your fellow
creatures, am entirely recovered, and chills
and fevers seem at last to have hidden me
final adieu. have no hesitation whatever in
recommending it to others similarly affected.
Yours, sirs, very truly,
G. K MACON
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Of the late election in Hagerstown and
the gratifying results, the Mail says: No
body Of citizens in any county in the State
has shown more steadfastness to principle
and resisted with more steadiness the blan-
dishments, threats and Misrepresentation
Of the radicals, and goes on to say that
the power Of the radicals in the county is
broken, because the system of. force and
persecution for opinions sake is gone
The result Of the late election in, other
States, show a similar fate in store for this
marty
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
Prescott Journal Supplement-O October Il, 1867
Town "a. Range IL,
NAMES

NAMES pESN. SEC. Arr.
Unknown-Psrt % lot IN sec. g, begin-
mag on the Mississippi river At the ~ corner
Of Third 81 in the village ~ Raw City, thence
44s 70 line 81 said lof4. thence on
said e line TO the Mississippi river, thence up
said river 70 place Of beginning. 300
Unknnwn-Psrt Of lot 4 in sectron $, be
ginning On site Of Mar1dian -, in the VIII
lAge % BAY CITY, ~ the sw corner Of Wash
ingtnn II. theHce easterly ON > side OF wash
ington Il tn 9Th 81, thence <4e " to Marid
ian At thence n upon the e side Of Maridian
At % the place Of beginning. 22,4
UnknOVn-Psrt nf lot 4 in section 5, be-
ginning on the Mississippi river a. the sw
corner Of Third 81, ~ the village Of Bay fifty
thence "a e - the line IF Markle 81,
thence s69 % the line cf Markle II.
70 MaridiAn 81 thence on Q line Of Meridian
Il 20 the Mississippi river. thence down said
river 10 plare ~ bezinning. 1925
unknown-Part OF lOi IN seeiion y. be-
ginning st the ne corner a said loi I" fe-
pin st. ia the village Of Bay City, theme
44- 20 Jackson 80 thence n Sc W to "
liae Of said rot 2, thence 70 place OF begin
ming. BIS
Unknown-Part of lot 4 in sec. 9, begin
ming on the Mississippi river AT the ~ corner
IF Leyee 81, 10 the village Of Bay city, Their
- To- westerly line 81 washington 81.
thence n Dc on westerly inc "f wash
ingtoD 81 to Third IT, thence : ~ rods
to the " liae Of lot l. thence on said Tine :"
the Mississippi river, thence down said rlvei
10 place Of beginning, 54,-"
UnknOwn-Part ~ LOT In section 2, be-
ginning on tile Isabel river At the ne corne'
VI ISABEL 81 in the village If Bay CITY, tue
S44= VT BAY st, thence IS to l.eves
Il. thence easte1y upon the n side Of l.eyee
- 10 the Isabel river, thence up said liver to
the place Of beginning. ~
Unknown-Part of To- 3 in section 9. he
ginning on the Isabel river at the NV cornei
Of Isabel 81. in tbs village of Bay City, then
s4o " to BAY II. thence o IS : " TO Pepi
It, thence "A > e to ISABELLE river, thence
down said river tn place Of beginning, z,es
UnknOnn-Part Of lot 8 ia section 9, be-
ginning At the nv corner OF said lot 2. then.
thence to n Zine of Pepia st. 10 tue villagT
OF Bay CITY, thence a. : e to " line Of saio
lot 3, thence on line 10 place Of b.gi
ming. &c
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
GARDEN RAKES,

POtatoe Hooks Scythes, Snaths. Grain Graz
dl, = CultivatOrs. Corn Flows, Horse Hoes,
Single and Double Shovel Pl0ws,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

White and common Lime kept for sale
Also, lot of Clifton and Dayton Mills Flour
at low figures.
Farmers. or others. in want Of onything in
the above line, will find il for their interest 10
call before buying elsewhere.
MASON STONE q co.
Prescott, June Z. 1867. 7-H
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sS9 NJ co
Town "a. Range II.

seres Of ~ the sw Or Of Sc
Or Of section on the west side
Of Isabel river ATS
90 Sc Or s. or 4 Is rs
DIV Strieklsnd-A part OF sw Or OF sec. 4
beginning 81 the nv corner. thence n the
81 corner thence to the line OF 5th street
ia the village If BSy City. thence n 80 on
the northeTiy side Of 5th street 20 jackson
street, thence 50 west 10 the south line Of
said sE qrsw qr, thense west to the place Of
beginning. 9,s5
b " StrickIand-A part Of se or su or sec
tion 4, beginning at tine sc corner, thence VI
on the line Of Jackson street, 10 the village
Of Bav City. thence q 50 W on the q side
81 Jackson street 70 the west line Of said Sc
qrOf sW Or, thence on said line Ia JeiEer-
son street. thence on the side Of JefFer-
son street 20 Isabel river, thence down said
river % the eat line Of said qrsE qr, then
. q the place Of beginning. 1890
w Striekland-A part Of Sc sw sec.
4 beginning On the vest side e Jacksnn ST.
Ia the villsge Of Bay City, AZ 4 ne corner
Of Third -, thence IS : TO Fourth street.
thence - - "a thel " line IF - 7 sW y
thence s to Park 81, thence 46= e 10 Third
q, thence 81 e TO the place q begin
ming, ASq
DIV Stricklsnd-A part Of sw swL sec
ton (. beginning 8 rods of the ne corner Of
said sw "a So z, thence . IN Jackson street
in the village Of Bsy CITY, thence 49, IN
Jefferson 81, thence on the lins Of Jefferson
e. 20 the place Of beginning. 1,93
Nv Strickland-A part Of Sw Z sW I sec
ton T. beginning on line on the easterly Of
Morton =, in The village Of Bay CITY where
u inteFsects with Third 81, thence Is ; W 10
Fourth -, thence a. 20 Park ~, thence
46e 70 Third 81. thence 4i= " "a the
place Of beginning. 4Q6
d W Strickisnd-A part Of sw sw sec
ton 4, beginning on line Of said sw4 sw x
on the nOrtherly side Of Commercial 81. II,
the village Of Bay City. where IL intersects
With south 81, thence n IS & W 10 Firth Al.
thence a. 70 Morton 81, thence s6 : e
- Fourth 81, thence - " to the place Of
beciunfnv A o.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
FARMING TOOLS

consists of Hoes. Shovels Species, Scoops,
Forks. of all kinds, Wood Rskes,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

INE- > Ist AudItIOH'
J NJ WLipple A 1879
de 10 A sos
UnknOwn-Ne corner OF 0ut-l0t ], being 9
rods a and bv II rods and ". SIS
Unkn0n- Part OF " end u Ont-iot /, Icing
On W line rods Z the sw corner, thence e
10 rods, thence 3 rods, thence " 10 rods,
thence So rods 10 place Of beginning, $50
H., 4
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Town 90. ! ange I5.

D Beidnn--All If n, 1 net section except
10 acr~s IL 50 corner land '.ut IN OF ia village
Beidenviile, S,57
ID beid' Mart Of nwf mel section I , be-
gi"ning at NJ conner q NV! ne4, thence $
So S-lOO r IDS thence So W Is $50, then
As . 81 rods thencs So 10 rods,
ih"nce Sc II rods, theme. q $40 r"ds
10 pace Of brginui z, 80
Unknown-Part OF nwl< net section l. be-
ginning an quarter lire at sw co iler OF three
acre lot assessed To- g W Ben cit, ~ ~ 100
rods south Of the omar or section post on
he u sid" Of section !. thence a rods, then
: So u 60 6-l1 DDS to PLACE If begging 2 6
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| n II curry
Town 25. Range 10.

r Garland sss Of nei net l e.1S
d0 40 nw3 MT l do
VI Prock nj Ew4 2 ll,Ss
do rw4 nw4 2 9,TS
do sw4 nwt 2 do
futile Wells na4 LEI 10 1925
Heirs ri u Haner-Fart "f lot 8 im section
Is. commanding st the rn.r If bk l3. ia
the village Of Diamond Bluff, the. CO 4ie
" so f-et, thence 8 Az W un Fourth 81, 7
rods 10 the Mississippi riv' r. thence sc down
the riv-T 2l rods. thence AZ IL rods 10
place II beginning, 1;.OD
Unknown lot / So 2O1
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Town 26, aange 30.

A NfrtOn--A snip Of Iand rods wide off
S side of nwt 81 section 10. 2S6
unknown-Sw corner nw3 set being in
a square firm after taking off rods wide
from side, So.
Tn hOwa--Ab"ut Ia acres in section 10.
cOmms neing at the NV corner u LOT S In blk
8, A T Norton's adm 10 city Of Prescott.
running thence 4i0 r. Z, thenee 44O E1et.
thence W lis feet to pace 'f beginning. 2,S6
Unknown-About acre ~ srctisn 10,
commencing at the NV corner If lot s Ia bl'k
II. A T NsrtOn's add'n tn eisy 81 Prs.sc..tt,
running thence 30 feet, theme e 2G6 ct,
thence 300 fest, thence 2e6 feet to place
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
MASON STONE & co.

A RE receiving at their Ware.room the best
n and largest lot Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

% . ~ On . NE OF lot
nez Of s4id lot 4. thence % upon the q
lins Of H8shington Al, in the village OF Rsv
CITY, 20 the westerly line Of Firth a, thence
north-westarly en- 9 line Of Fifth 81, 20 the
linz OF ssid lot 4. thence n 9 rods 20 the q
Lee e sd ist Z. tAsnss y - pless 81 begin
SRA T21s
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Tax Deed Notice.
srGrE OF wrscoSsrS. Re-

STATE OF WISCoNSIss q.
Pierea ounty
OFTlcE or CL'E % BokRD or SUFKETIsoRs.
Ellsworth. August Is, 1851
The following pieces of land situSted in
Pierce County. state Of Wisconsin. we're sid
By the County Treasurer on the ninth day OF
MAY. 1855 for the taxes, interest and char
Ees Of the wear 1s64. Thsrefore, notioe IS
hereby given, that miles, sid lands are Re
deemed from said sale on OF before the nintn
day Of May, 1858, the will Be conveyed &C
eordiBg 10 Lac. The smount OF u1es ih,et.
est AMI charges. calculated up to the last
dav OF redemption, u set opposite 70 each
piece respectively. -,-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
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Of a swamp reading from a lake in section II
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