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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
A Mere Glance al Ssne Of the Facts.

A Mere Ulanco AZ So0e OF the Facts,
The Plsin6eld IN. ~ Constitutionalis,
charges hone upon the Radicals In tho
following vigorous style:
Continued proaigacy will bankrupt any
individual, aud the ssme vice will ~ sure
ly ruin nation. These are stubborn
truths they cannot be gainsaid, neither
can they he obliteratcd by the dust oi
dead issues, or driven ous Of mind By
partisan invoctive.
Search the annals Of other nations
ransack tho records Of the most corrupt
government that ever existed on the face
Of the earth, and as regards the reckless
.qaundcring Of public money. they will
exhibit favorably when compared with
the Radical congressional history Of this
country for the past three or four years.
We quote official figures.
They are startling.
They should alarm and rouse the peo- =
pic, tho rich and the poor, the debt hol-
DER as we'll as the tax payer.
From the 6rst day Of January, 1867,
to the thirty FIRST day Of March, 1868, q
period Of fifteen months, tho payments
on account IF tho War department we're
nearly e181, 100000, or nearly eleven
million dollars per month.
Citizens, bear in mind that those fifteen
months were o time Of profound peace,
that not hostile arm was raised against
the constitution and Union, and not foo
wagcd battle except few miserable In
dians on the plains.
Citizens, remember too, that such cnor.
nous expenditures were independent Of.
and in addition to, outlays.
It is astounding.
Who pockctcd the funds?
That is the question, Citizensl
England with her gigantic line Of mill
tnry posts cncirclin2 the globe, with col
onies to he protected in every cline, with
her vast Fast Indian dominions, and o
large standing army at home and abroad,
spends for military affairs. including pen.
sions, only $4,000. 900 a month.
We spend II ,0O0. 900, without pensions.
France. martial France, with her mighty
battallions ever ready for war, spends
therefor about 81 000, 900 q month.
We spend 1000 900.
Think Of il. Citizens!
s161,O00, 900 War expenditures during
fifteen months of peace.
That explains why the national debt
increases.
That shows, citizens why you pay
taxes, never ending taxes.
Think Of these things. citizenss Of thc
United States! It is time for yon to
ponder and to act. Radical proAigacy
must he stopped, or republican liberty will
be lost.
"Who would 10 free, himself must
strike the blow"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

ing this injus'ice) is increasing instead
Of dimiuinishing. Il Is thssght tha,
the increase Of last month will not h
less than three milliuws. This is small
sum when compared with the whole debt,
but It shows that tic "National blessing
is increasing when it should be dccreas.
ing. At thi, rate, how long will IL take
to pay of the debt7
This Is the work Of tho party in power
This is tho effect Of Radical legislation
They tax you heavily for everything you
possess, even for the tools with which
you work, and exempt the bondholder.
They form carpet.bag governments, and
bureaus to feed lazy, good.for nothing
negroes, keeping q standing army at an
enormus expense to sustain these Radical
pets; and the money you pay as taxes
goes to pay the expenses Of these swiud.
ling institutions, and to pay the gold in.
terest Of Mr.. Bondholder, who reclines
in his easy chair, bathed in tho mellow
light Of his gold and scarlet curtaiued
parlor; and If enough money has not
been unjustly taken from the people to
bear these expenses, and to satisfy the
tlievish. .;propensi,ies Of tho collectors
and officials through whose hands il has
to pass, why, the public debt is increased
tho amount Of the short coming
three millions for September.
We have had enough Of this swindling,
and the people cry out for change. Tho
Democratic party Of this country intend
that there shall be change. It cant be
worse; then surely it will be better.
These bonds must be taxed; the nigger
bureau swindle must be squelcbcd; the
people Of the South must DO relieved Of
the carpet bag olisarchy; the army must
be reduced; tho wholesale stealuge Of tho
public money must be stopped. Do you
desire this? Take moro interest in your
nominating conventions. Put honest
men up for office-men you know to be
stanch and 6rm in the principles Of jus.
tice--worthy Democrats. We have had
enough Of Radical legislation, and want
no more Of it. Judging the party by
the profigacy Of their leaders, their 10.
justice, their incapacitv to mec, tho emcr.
gency Of the times, their disregard Of
the constituted authorities, VIC say We
want no more Of Radicalism and we
know the honest massc, Of the country
say amen.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
Negro for CONGRESS.

The Radicals Of Louisiana have nomi-
mated one j. Willis Menard, a negro, for
Congress from the Second District. llo
announcer himself as a candidate in q
circular, from which the following is IN
extract:
"The timc has fully come to test the
professions Of those who control the Re.
publican party cf Louisiana. and it is q
sacred duty to themselves for the people
to see that tho colored race il .ot sold out
by few leading, trcachcrous white Re-
publicans in Louisiana US II has been in
Georgia. The State is entitled to seven
representatives in Congress. Cannot tho
coioreI people have at least two repre-.
sentatives? Is it not our duty to sec
that at least two colorcd citizens are Sc.
lected to represen: in Congress the 10000
colored voters Of Louisiana? Tho ballot
means equal representation as we'll rs
rights, and if men are still to be debarred
from the halls Of Congress, or even the
White House on account OF tho color CT
their faces, then reconstruction aud Re
publicanism are lamentable failures. The
freeing Of the long oppressed racc will
not be adequate, and the great cause oi
equal rig hts will not be accomplished un.
til the colored man is seen in every de-
pertinent of the Government. It is nec
essary that Congress should possess more
backbone than the present one iu order ia
fix plain provision in the supreme Law
of the republic which shall confer the bal
lot on every citizen, regardless Of race Of
color, North, South, East aud West"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
A Radical Cry OF Distress.

The Ohio State Journal, published at
Columbus, q violent Radical aud Bond.
holders organ. is dismaysd at tho gloomy
prospect for its party iu tho coming cleo.
tious. In late issue it exclaimed hys.
terically:
"For Heavens sake, friends, work, work
from this day until election or WE ARE
BEATEN in Ohio, in Indiana, 10 Penn
sylvsuia, Ia New York, and 10 the coua-
'tryw
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
The Whiskey Rebellion.

irron the Losisvilis Courier, septsnbsr so.1
The troubles ~ Larue county we're iot
brought to an endso suddrnly q anticipa
ted. The opposing party" In that county
seem determiasd TO defy the laws Of Uncle
Sam, and to mike, sell and drink spirit
uous liquors with impunity, regardless Of
internal revenue laws. Thus far they
have been successful, defeating the Uni.
ted States Marshal In his efforts to have
vioIators ofthe law arrested. Our readers
have been apprIsed OF past dificulties in
that section, and will be interested 10
chapter third, which We ore prepared to
give this morning.
On Saturday morning Marshal Meri.
weather received notice signed by somo
OF the pest citisens OF hodgenvi!Ie, that
NC coald ar,es' 'ne Pc!.'es 10 'nat 'ocs'lty,
who were charged with violating the 10.
tsrnaI revenue law, ana assuring MIN thst
II any resistance was oueFed tney would
ass'st MIN 10 ma.ng the arrests. Ac,
coro'ns'y Mr. Merlwea,nsr appointed
Mcs:rsI a; az a. oayrs: ooa -. D. ney"olo
sPec'a' oa'i'"s' anu o'rcctca them 10 serve
...l nh. l.:i:H r...:.l.l -:.L ~.
alles's' tne oa''.", Iul"'s"s9 s''u :me
necsssu,y P"pe':' "!l'seu ~ liooeenv'Is
y: ." nunaay evening anI Put up q. y note!
~ '"a' pace "" ,lo"u.y morning II
os:ame .:s KnoMa 70 '"e G':.1e"s :. 'na; .hc
o.ace.s -. wcre J." 'o"n, anu ~ was nos .ons
u"'', '"o news was sP'eau '"Ious"out .ne
wno.e ", eo""'y, ana "o!seuen !,: armed 20
. sne !se'" were see" see. fru.us 20 A. every a!'
,ec,'Vn. Ooe o' 'ne omeels, VT. oayres,
ns nSu oegua 20 ., setve PROCESSES, anu WHs III;
W,u"s,i Icsu"s U.n . ;"e :ac; .o~ =. ~ o."., VT.
~ Io'o' o;,;s wa. ''.O'So a y. .ns movement ,
: y! :ne ,' c.'.e",' ana was a"V'seu 70 loave;
,, wn'c" "u''VS v, ne ae;ea upo" ~ , once ana
, wu'Neo 20 n''Aaoa,n:ow"' .,:' . o'stance ci
we've WE'VE ""esIa'o.u'ne .ne P'cke!s
w"on 10 'a" !" e'ea' """oers y" '"o
way; -,
Mr. Sayres nnalng 'nat nc "ouid DC
caP.u.ea unu lou''y Sea'. w..n' n'so Ut
.emp!eu 70 escape, anu employeG young
man 10 'ake n'" !" ouggy 10 n';IaoCh
'cw", ou' on MS way, hus'"s mcnuay
n'sn'' was caP'urcu py ,he "v'g''ance
committee ana was ropocd OF everything
Se nau' Epe!s, p,S.o,, .n"e. n"o e..%y Mo"cy
"'''S vs. Wv t"''J "~'o -" '"'o' " "~".
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

Some persons have got an idea into
their heads that there IL no penalty where
registrars refuse to register persons cnti-
tied to registration. This is mistake.
The penalty is ine from 500 to $500,
with total dlsqualifcatious to hold Office
OF trust, honor or profit in the State Of
Missouri. Let every qualified voter uu.
der the law make note Of these things,
and 60 and apply for registration. Paris
Mercury.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

A telegram to the Secretary Of the In.
terror announces the completion Of the
Union Pacific Railroad to Green river, in
Utah. $50 miles from Omabah. Il was
the original intention to cease operations
at Green river for tho winter, but the road
is to be pushed on to the Bear River
Mountains, where Brigham Young's con-
tract for grading commences.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

General r. y. Hindman, late Of the
Confederate army, was assassinatcdat at his
residence, at Helena, on the 9th ult.
He was shot ct 10 o'clock in the night,
willie sitting in the midst Of his family
smoking. His left hand, which held the
pipe, was carried away by n charge Of
buckshot, two Of which entered his neck,
iuaict,ug u wound from which he died
eight hours afterwards.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
NOkMAN ]. col L NJ A N /,
OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

SECRETARY or STATE,
BERNARD Popping, Of st. Louis.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN A. MOCKADAY, Of Galloway,
AUDITOR OF STATE,
CHARLES u. ROZIER, Of Ste. Geneviove.
TREASURER,
ROBERT NUNDuAUsEN, Of Franklin.
REGISTER Or LANDS,
JAMES F. REGAIN, Of Cole.
JUDGES or SUPREME COURT,
EDWARD A. LEWIS, of st. Charles.
WASHINGTON ADAMS, Of Cooper,
ELIJAH II. MORTON, Of Platte.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

1t is stated that the report Of General
Sibley regarding the riot at Camilla,
Georgia, was received by Gen. Howard
on the Goth ult., and that its publication
is refused by that officer on tho ground
that it places the blame on tho negroes,
who went to the meeting fully armed,
and refused to 80 any other way. The
report is very long, aud is made up from
sworn statements OF witnesses.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
Shall Tho Bonds 20 l'ntaxedl

In this day Of our troubles, when hon.
est, hard working men are taxed for cv-
erything imaginable, would it be aught
but justice to them, and to the people Of
the country at large, that the Govern.
ment bonds be taxed us well us other
property? The $50 bonds, to say moth.
ing of the 10.40's, amount to nearly t.eo
thousand millions Of dollars. These bonds
are held by the wealthy men Of the Na-
ton. Why should they not be taxed US
we'll as the property Of men who hold no
bonds? These bonds are nothing more
than property, and the most profitable
property, too, that one cun come into. pos.
session Of under tic present system not
taxable, and drawing gold interest. II
q man has money to loan to his nc,ghbor,
bo not only takes paper currency us in
terest, but the notes he holds are taxed
the same as his money and other prop
crty; and not only that, but the money,
or the articles purchased with it, is taxed
again in tic hands Of tho borrower.
Now, why should We have privileged
class in our country, when justice to all
should be the rule? Why say to one man
We will exempt the notes (or bonds) you
hold from taxation; and to another man,
the notes aud property you hold We will
tax, for we must have money to pay tho
interest on this other mans notes, and to
keep up our standing army to sustain the
carpet.bag governments we have estab-
lished 10 the South, and to keep the
Freedman's Bureau aAost, and ct cetc,o
al nfmitumf And these ct ceteras con
sumo no small amount OF tho people,
money. .a
Never before had the government such
an enormous debt hanging over it, and
never before was such large amount o.
property exempt from taxation. Oul
people complain, and justly, too, abou
the heavy taxation; that it takes all the,
can make to feed their wives and it'll
ones, aud pay their taxes. Overburdene'
tax payer, do you ever think that ther
are hundreds OF men in this country, VIII
own more than double the amount Of thi
worlds goods ten times over, that yo
own, and never pay one dollar Of tax o
the whole amount? Itis true. just q
true as that your taxes are heavy and uu
just. That is what makes them so heav,
Two thousand millions Of property 10 n
smsll amount, aud yet there is more tha
that much in the United States that pay
the government not one ceut-but it doe
this: it takes Of the money that youpa
into the public treasury about one hun
dved and City millions yearly for iuteres
or one hundred millions in gold. Yo
don't wonder, in the face Of this fac
together with the wauton lroaisacy ,
Radical Office holders, that your tax,
ore 90 heavy, and that tho public del
(Which 10 given o. the excuse fos impo
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

De Quincy, being asked why there we're
more women than men, replied II. 10 in
conformity with the arrangement Of ma
ture; we alwsys see more Of heaven than
EARTH"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

The Cleveland Plain Dealer says hos.
pital for "women who have become dis
gustcd with their husbands" is to be es.
tablished in that city.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

The 6rst annual fair Of the Warren
county Agricultural and Mechanical As.
sociation commences on Wcdne. day the
Gath instant, anl continues 10 the 18th
inclusive
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

A contract Tor, the construction Of
underground railroad In Now York has
been concluded with the English engin-
eers who built the underground railway
in London, and they expect to enter on
the work at an early day.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

The public debt statement for Scptem.
Der will be issued in day or two. The
estimate at present shows on increase Of
between two and three millions Of dollars,
says late Washington dispatch.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

At the close Of recent political dis
euss'on at Clinton, Henry county, some
,h'rty Radicals marched up and Joined
the democratic club.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

At a wedding in New York, last week,
the bride was dressed in satin aud point
lace, aud wore fifty thousand dollars
worth of diamonds,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORATuO SEYMOUR, .
OF NEW YORK.
FOR v!cE-PREs'oENT,
GEN. FRANCIS r. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

state 1t Large.
Col. NC CLAIBORNE, lion. J.8. .wOERNER
ALrERxArm.
COL. JOHN DONIPMAN, JOHN HOGAN
Districts.
I. II. c BROCKMEYER. CA. MANTZ, Assist.
=. WIN. G. JONES.
.. J. B. ROBINSON. W. NJ. HAMILTON.
4. c. d. McAFEE. J. II. SHAW
8. A. p RICHARDSON. M. GILLETTE,
q. q. c. BINGHAM. 8. A. GILBERT
I. W. p. HALL, D. TALBOT.
Q. A. CURTIS. W. A. HALL,
o. J. e. HUTTON. J. D. HARRIS,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
Tragedy fn Audrain County.

On the Both ultimo, during tho regis
tration in Martinsburg, .Audraiu county,
a disturbance arose, which resulted in
the death of two men. It seems that a
man by the name Of Fletcher entered the
registration Office and accused q party
named Reedy Of furnishing list Of his
neishbors to be rejected by the board.
A constable in attendance arrested
Fletcher for disturbing the registrars,
lie was at once taken in charge by the
Sheriff, and as no reached the do ,r OK.
claimed "conle on boys" when some one
cried out, stake his pistol from him"
Upon this the difficulty commenced, when
Fletcher and man by name of Marshal
was shot and killed by one Galloway, one
Of the registering officers, who was also
slightly wounded, and o brother Of
Fletcher fatally wounded. Fletcher was
the 6rst to draw o: pistol. Galloway and
several others were arrested by the Sheriff
The Washington lntelligencer pub.
li>hes at length to-day, says Washing
ton dispatch Of the 9th, and will continue
the same tomorrow, what it declares to
be o transcript of the facts and figures o.
the books Of tho Treasury Department
showing that the public debt has in
creased since the 1st Of April, 1865, ovc'
Sl6S, 900, 900, and that since tho lst o
May Of the present year the debt has in
creased s35 100000 This looks lik'
paying tho debt--in o horn.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
Valuable Farm For Sale.

r WILL Sell my Farm, situatrd in Union
i township. Lincoln county, Mo-, 8 miles north
Of Auburn, and two miles west ri Duncan Ellis
Said farm contains about
900 Acres,
moro or less. About 200 acres under fsnoe-re.
mainder In timber Of . superior quality.
The above farm embraces o portion Of Long
Arm prairie, tho range of which makes 1t admit
rabiy suited for purposes Of stock raising. There
10 saw Aad sriSt mill adjoining, The place Is
we'll watered, and tho improvements consist Of
good dwelling and necessary out buiidings.
Any persons wishing to view tho above land
can mako application to Dun an Ellis, William
Whitssids, Of James N. Mudd,
SUSAN WHITESIDE,
sept3 n3S 3n seer Nindlstows, No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
STATE TICKET.

ron GOVERNOR,
JOHN s. Phi ELpS,
OP GREEN COUNTY.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

DISTRICT TICKET.
For Congress wM. +. sWITZLER.
State Senate THOS. NJ. CARROLL.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

Among the responses to invitations to
attend the mass meeting in indianapolis,
participated in BY soldiers Of tho old
Army ofthe Cumberland, last week, was
the following from Gen. Rosecrans:
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fifty cents State Revenue stamp.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECONI
L Judicial District, Of the State Of Nevada, in
and for the county of Ormsby.
NELSON SfONTOMIRE W. ALICE STON
TOMIRE. Action brought in the District COurI
of the Second Judicial District Of the State 81
Nevada, in and for the county of Ornsby, and the
complaint filed in said county Of Ormsby, in the
office Of the Clerk of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Alice
Stontomire defendant: Yo'. are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District of the State Of Nevada,
in and for the county of Ormsby, and to answer
the complaint filed therein "a copy of which &C.
companies this Summons) within ten days (exclu-
of the day Of service) after the service you
Of this Summons-if served within this county !;
or if served out of this county, but in this Dis
trict, within twenty days, otherwise within forty
days judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The said action is brought to obtain decree of
divorce from the bonds of matrimoI.y existing be
tween you and the plaintiff herein; also for the
custody etc of your two children, to wit, David
and George Stontsmre and for costs of suit, etc,
etc ; and for cause of this action the plan:iff al
le.es against you, willful deserton dissolute hab
its, ETC., as in his complaint set forth.
And You are her,by notified that if you fail to
appear ard answer the said complaint as above re-
auired, the s d plaintiff will take decree and
judgment as pr5.yed.
Given un,er n hand, and the Seal Of the Dis
trict Court of IL. 5. ,ond Judicial District of the
+--. State Of evada, in and for the county
(sp., of Orinsby, this l4th day Of July, in
| the year of our Lord, one Thousand
s@-* eight hundred and sixty weight.
NJ. J. ASHMORE, Clerk.
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COUNTY TREAsURER'S NOTICE.
salsa 39.)

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ is now in the Redemption Fund Of Ormsby
County the SUN of TWENTY ONE HUNDRED,
FIFTY-TWO AND 39-100 DOLLARS, and that
Sea ed Proposals viii be received by the County
A. lieor fc- the surrender of Bonds Warrants and
Claims pa bile ont of said Redemption Fund. I'M
der the ~, 5sious If an Act of the Legislature of
the State Of Nevada, approved March 18th, 1866.
70 the amount of money in the Redemption Fund
at the time Of opening the Proposals..
The Proposals will be received by the County
Au!if6r upTo
10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Monday, Au.
gust Sd, 1865,
ard must be accompanied by AMI enclose the
Bonds, Warrants and Claims, offered to be surren-
dered.
Printed BLANKS for filing out bids can be OBJ
tanned upon application H. the Auditors Office.
II. :. MASON,
County Treasurer,
0rmsby County, Nevada.
Carson City, July 16tk. 1SSs. I'd
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsTATE OF SQUIRE MOTT. DECEASED.
IL Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrators ot the Ls'ate OF Squire Mott.
de ceased to the Creditors Of. and all persons Eav
ing claims against tie Estate of said deceased, e
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers to the
undersigned Admin~tratriX. ri her residence,
near sheridan. in Douglas county, Nevada. or tc
= c. benson, attorney Tor said Administrative. at
his OF CO in Carson CRY, Nevada. within ten
months from the first pubIjcaion # this notice.
MARY MARGARET MOTT,
Administrative
of the Estate OF Squire Mott, deceased.
June 2ith. 1sGS. laN4w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-28
FEARFUL TRAGEDY f!
LORD KILDARE POISONED, f!

M ]. PURCELL, AT THE ''NE PLUS u
W.. ira Saloon, on King street, has just re-
ceIsed from the English Prime Minister dispatch
stating that his colleague the Earl of Kildare died
yesterday from the effects Of indulgence of
an inferior brand Of wine.
His Excellency to prevent the recurrence of a
similar catastrophe to his many frie.,ds in Nevada
has instructed Her Majesty's Consul in San Fran
cisco to keep Mr.. Purcell hereafter constantly
supplied with the brands exclusively used at
Windsor Castle and by the Emperor of Russia.
Vintage of 1902, original packages marked c.
0. D. Please call and examine.
Carson June Z 1865
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ApHliCatiOn for Patent.
EFGISTFR'S OFFICE.

RFGISTFR'S OFFICE. r
CARsoS Cay. NEv.p., May -sIh. ISIS. =
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOIN
T. Willi4un.. Ham Birnwril, Joseph earn
brow James T. Titus. !. p. Baruwrn REM
Witkif Geo ". Cra.ce. Miuter-, Mat
Chesscr ha, thi. day filed in this Office di-rarn
together with 4 Noti'e # Application f"r Eaten
fir, IN the United states tr6rr # truErr~s aT.
proved July %. lst6. f,r ! We II. u-aHd feet =
Lost Cause Lc-le. and kn.wI. a. the Lot Cans
c airI. in tho " .s!ita Mining District, RouEl4
County, Nevada: Commencing at a pet W. ! III
;. ". corner. running thence - 90 W DOT
feet TO staff n NJ >: thence 70o So " leo fee
to station Ne. :. thence y Is 80 W loo feet L.
station No !: thence - 30 100 feet - s'e
tun No 5; thence y lqo 20 " l4;o feet to station
No 6; theme 7Oo 30 L 40 feet t. >taIioI. No,
thence 5 ieo 80 1000 feet 10 station Ne.
thence 20 50 West 140 feet II place f begin
ming cont aiming and 15-lO0 acres. Bearing
from true rler dian mag. var. i6o 30 /.
WARREN T. L0CKHART.
my21.aO Register.