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A: e. L. THACkER,
Proprietors Of the
,"HITE CLOUD
CITY FIGURING MILL

Have lately furnished il with the most
Valuable Modern, Improvements,
which ma ses il a FIRST. GLASS MILL in
all respects. The grinding will bs.done in a
SUPERIOR MANNER.
under the supervision Of one Of the proprietors
who is Practical Miller. -
We have put up an additional run OF burrs,
ana now have two run for wheat and one for
corr, giving Us facilities for almost double the
former amount Of work.
CUSTOM GRINDING will be done At al,
times, except on Monday of each week, ,nd
the Flour taTyc ated. il the wheat is good
We will exchange Flour for Wheat, if Gus
toners have not time to wait for their grind
ing; or we will buy their Wheat, and sell them
Flour We will, pay the
Highest Market Price in Cash
for Wheat; or We will store the farmer.
Wheat, and let him draw out Flour az he wants
It. Farmers will find inducements offered at
these Mills that they will .fnd a. no other.
" Competed with the Mills also is stable.
which can be used by the farmer or other
customer for his horses while he is waiting
Tor his grist, either for short time or over
the night, free Of charge II
A. L. THACKER.
White Cloud, October IL. 1896.
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LUMBER!
One More Saw Mill!

I'VE undersigned respectfully announce that
l. they Rave erected a SAY Mill At White
Cloud, and are now resdy to furnish all kinds
Of Lumber required to accommodate thesnubIic
A stock Of FENCING. SIDING. FLOOR.
ING. &C., kept on hand, aud bills promptly
sawed to order 80.
Our prices aye.the lopest mayke. rates We
,ciu not be rndsrsold.
Call At the Upper Mill. near the Ferry Lam
ding. W. d. BEELER l. SONS.
White Cloud, April IL, 1867
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FURNI TURE!

NEW, CHEAP. AND GOOD
AT WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS,
Corner Of Main and Third Streets.
II EFT on hand or made TO order, out Of the
n best kind Of seasoned lpmber. by
HIRAM BELL,
CABINET MAKER 1 UsDERTAKER,
Successor to FairaiI 4 Msq1iiken.
Undertaking promptly attended to.
Turning, when ordered. done Immediately,
and in ZIP top" style.
i Call and e1amine his Furniture. Shop snd
Lumber, to see that is:is the right place to end
men aad maiesial to ijTe.Soc sisisactios. .
Take particular no:ire ofAhis P.6Ies. Il
will pay u. get one'ottwo. And don't forget
to have aira show yoa some ofshis fancy Crib
Cradles. Ans. 8, 1867
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE,

I OFFER for sale the dwelling house and
L three Jots in White Cloud near the School
House, recently owned by VIM. L., Ofut,
The house is . one story frame. allied with
brick between the studding. containing -four
rooms. and is . very comfortable residence
The lots are fenced. and contain stable and
smoke-house. For particulars, inquire of the
subscriber. s. B. SLOANE.
Oct. 10, l661-tf.
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The Maras;uc

We furnish the following publications to our
subscribers at q discount. We append the
prices which single subscribers must paw when
they send direct to the publishers, and the
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BILLIARD 4 JENNY LIND
:. r 90 M S?

7NHE undersigned, having reftted his Bill.
i lard Saloon with new Tables and furniture
complete. and arranged everything with view
to the convenience and coEfort Of his custom
era.. the public are invited to call in at all
times.
Ibass,r~reizsd and keep on hand choice
stock Of Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars, and can
always supply the p.hlic wants in that line.
., HAMILTON COOPER.
White Clord, Oct. 81, 1867.
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Rather Cool.

Hero is a story OF the days Whom travel
lag ON canal bouts was considered the most
comfortable modo of getting along on tie
Journey out West:
"Hallo, there, Captmg,' sUid Groen
Mountain Iomkce 10 the captain of n packet
ou the Eric canal "what do you charge
for passige? ~ "Throa cents per mile and
boarded, said the optain,
Wuil, suess I'll take passage, capting,
seeing as how ann kinder gin eout walk
ing So tarnashuu far.
Accordingly he got on board just as the
steward was ringing the bell for dluuor.
Jonathan sat down and began to denol
sh the 6Nius' to the utter coustcrUatinu
Of tho captain, until he cleared tho table
OF Ell GlAi wes 6ANtlS Whom he got up and
won't ON deck picking his teeth very come
ljfottahly, a ..a
llVw hg is it. eapIpgs from here ID
! where | came aboard ?"
"Nesrly ouc and half miles, said The
\ ca9taip ........s.
fbo tour apd a halt cents; but .neyer mind
! Gaping, wont be slualt hereS'iwo cents
iNhicil pays my iare up here; | guess II
20 ashore new Im kinder rested on'."
4 rhampmiu NmosOd for alG cabin, an,
/ Jonathan went ashore.
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Cror the oIio Fehmsi5
mo,Y sine Keons Rncon.

noticed an article in your paper about
preserving meat "a ashes, 4 othwhich take
the liberty OF differing. | think hat ashes
givee meat sirsRg, unnatural taste besides,
/ think il an Unnecessary amount of trouble
l therefore submit the following mode
which 1have found, after years of exper.
ience, to he tue most successful way OF
keeping meat;
~ "A ltako mp my meat about the lstot March
Z" ahd smoke II about three weeks with green
- j.. hickory wood ithen lake il down and dan.
- 81 fpeult with starch, then give il a complete
=. coat Of pepper, so that it is poy'eoily black
and every oreviee flcdUp, / then hang i
q riissr tup' "Y''t'"e 49,, m a. ,,,il n. liz !!
EslTFC ths meathee noi q" '''' '. oNuS 10 wn'on II
is subject. MAGGIE MclCGARY'
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The white snrucc.

Mr. Hooper gives the following dcscrir-
.,iiou Of the white spruce in the Gardeners
Monthly:
The white spruce is an especial iaVoritc
wherever planted Coming TO Us lrcm the
northern parts Of our country where II en-
dures the utmost rgors of severe CLIMATE
without injury, wu Hre thus assured OF ijS
value in this respect, In point OF beauty
it takes a front rank among ils kindred
The form Of the tree is upright aud strictly
couical exceedingly dense in structure, ow,
ing TO its innumeraho short branchcsi the
foliage is chbrmmgly tinged with light
blush glaucousness, ana the tree, although
seldom attaining large size, usually per-
iects a fair. annual growth, la Wow et lis
many excellent poiuts, says Mo Hooper, we
!. may bo pardeaed COR expl eSsl'yS-th the opiniou
that this species is the most valutblo ever.
greou for our climate heopsug, TO the' sec
e. Ond GLASS of growth,
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The Gus fTORI or LainpS 7nI~
pOrC;suce Of VenIlinItOm.

The practice Of hpruipG common oil
lamps in bedrooma- very PernieiouH and
dangerous. The gus. generated by The
latnp il OF a poisonous nature, aud exceed
. 'fit.ringl, detrimental 10 health, affecting the
~. lungs very scrioutly If the lamp ia al
lowed to barn, as when in eummon uSr,
the gas IL nearly all consumed in the chin
Diney, hut whcm tile wick Ia turned down
c}t no aslo Eive but dim light inthe room, the
gas generated is not consumed, but escapes
into the foonf II the windows aud dours
-a''tW ,,of the apartment tightly closed, as il
generally tho case in the winter season, the
'''' occupants cauii6t escape Tho i furious
effects a day or two ago ;hc death of Il
I ~ young lady was recorded, in Ncnango
IA county, sfrom the effects ,ot inlioing tho
poisonous gas from an oil lamp which she
Kept burning in her bed room every night.
II it is nee, ssary to keep light hjlrniug,
lot the wick hekcpt fully up, aud IT, there
- gg Z iRno, ,tfansoin pvorftho door, 'ten hy all
FIk { h9ans let one oG tho ywiudews Flowu op
inch or more from tho top. The procuce
OF retiring to bed in close ROOM with An
oil lamp dimly burning, is most dangerous,
~,t,d tlie eHcetppou thclrespraory organs
will he seriously felt, sooner or later. ,
Delicate persons cannot continuc tho
practice long without experiencing tho
- uust serious, rcsultss The Importance OF
sSA proper ventilation is not fHly understood
aud appreciated by the masses, and much
sdffcfiNg Is cntacd upon humanity by
breathing foul aud poisonous atmosphere
blcCinliy w S'ocplNg hlNllnlVnlS' Tue
health of children is frequently ruined
their constitutions utterly broken down--
.s.s.. ny compellipg them 10 sleep IN lily Vonti
80 ~ 8 sAtcd apartnents, Rbd't the lear of taking
cold. the great bugbear among timid
tz.s u parents. has cost many a child It's life.
fire place (graie) with a fire is good ven
tiator, but nothing is equal 10 the pulling
down of the upper SASH which allows tho
foul and poisonous air to esoape-aud nC
room is so close that enough air cannot hnt
it's way through cracks uud openings nhou
the joints of doors aud windows 10 supply
the place OF the escaping vitiated atmos
phere. Some persons have stoVcsi in thot
sleeping apartments, and they are almos
as objectionable as lamps, uulcss prope
gb Ventilation is secured, The opening 4
the top of the window should he regulated
sl5lqM by tic degree Of cold, MS III sharp weathe
a worry sman aperture Will be sunjciou
-A Us NVlhe IN uiilder weather the prucebs o
ventilation is less active and more spNC
cb fir is,requred Never allow the lower s0s
a. ss.-f 20 bo raised, US cold current ia thu
thrown into the room, and there is dange
,..- OF the occupant taking cold. The foul Al
rises and rests against tho cehug, gradl
ally descending until, il not discharged
fills the whole room. II the top ot th
rr ~, q, window be lowered il rushes out, and tn
,.f I'll fresh air comes Rt once lropl all acoossib
points below to the relief OF Tho sleeper.
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'rna ArnDlam HsOrse -.- MARX

'Tne ArnDliu Horse -.-. MARX
Twain DGSCribus one Ol i1sc
"Elefy SlocuS." ,r,9Y
Ia q letter oii MILK 1tvAln y to the AH,l
CaAIornia, occurs the following dcscrtp.
ton Of his Arabian stood uamel "Jeriehe,l
Whilo)I am sp9pking OF ouimnls, | will
mention that have got horse by the
name of" Jtrich5." lic Ia amlrh. ! have
seen remarkable horses before, but mono so
remarkabln rs thjs. i wanted horse that
c6ull Shy, alldl THIS opcililR the bill. had
an idea tImt shyug Indicated spirit. Ill
was correct, have got tho ilist spirited
horse on earth lie SHES at everything lc
comes, ,across, with the utluost imparNalty.
He appears to have q mortal dread Of tclo
graph poles, especially audttt isiortunate
that these arc ON both sidos of thcrpad, be
cause, as it isnow never fall of twice on
the same aide always,u would get to be
nmotdnous olltr While This creature
has got seated ot everything he has seen
tpAaY, except ~ .hRy-wagon lie walked
up to it with an int.9rdlty aud reckless
-Ness that wqro aatenishlng. AgdGit would
III any one With hdmirat JOn' 10 SEQ how he
preserves his self possession in tho pres
euce of barley sack. This daredevil
.payQly will bs the ds"th Of his horse
some day.
Ito is not particularly fast, hnt think he
win got me through the Holy Lnnd, lie
has only onc'fauit, His toilhas been chopped
of or driyon zip, apdA ho has to fight
tho nios with his heels. This is al
very w6ll, but when he tries to,ikiuh
fly of the top Of his head with his hind
[ foot it is too much variety. lio is going
7 to got himself into trouble that way, some
day. llo reaches arouud and bites my
legs, too | don't care particularly a6ou
that, only don't like TO see horse too so
ciablo
think the owner of this prize had ;
wrong opinion about him. lie had AN jde,
! that he was ono of tltbsa} fiery, untamc'
stceds but he is not OF that character.
know the Arab has this idea, because whc
/ he brought the herSo to me Tor inspection
/ in Beyrout, he kept jerking the bride an'
shouting in Arabic, "llol viii your d.
You want to run away, you tcroclous ami
/ mal,a break yournevkh''n whou all tn
time the horse was not doing anything i
4 the woAA, and only loobod like h9 wontc
to lean up agaiust something aud think
Whenever lac is not slyipg at things o
reaching attor Ay, ho wantS to do tho
yet. How it would surprise his owner Z
1 -''N" - ~. rs I'D -.. . ... a- ...u .
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Too Annrunrinte.

There was great weadpg in pcighbor
ing city, ia a family Winch Was exceedingly
numerous, The bridelpotty with tho1vlor
gyuan, were 'gAtheredin a small houdoir
that opeutd into the tnaiUparlor by folding
doors In this main parlor were gath.
cred great crowd OF the rchtiyes, all be,
longmg to this proverhiIlN numerous tam.
ilY. Tho sliyiing ol tha.doogs was u signal
COR the bc~,nuiug of the services. mmedi
alsly upon their 0atol&iug Ndlevealmg to
tho bridal party the numerous company
gathered 10 witness the ceremony tho mia.
lister began his PRAYER thus; "a" Lord, what
a multitude ,"Abciote he Conld add "oi
mere!es, 'he invited guests had caught
end were SO amused as " hose half the
solemuity OF the occasion.
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nfaERSg gppIl urpslpl6.
rs4aUD llMNI lhPl lllAM


~ - -
.siBume. .inierqslns facts am.y,be garieroliI
-fIein tie receOlfeplH -nE tin Slgiicu'tTdl
@NHfti 'twithnq qreices tp tse qoanFara'iNe
.e1bas' III farm slae w. ipp revt'b aset inim'
asslIf1rl, anadewaNto' h,Mla ~tff.tie ~ llol shtl
Yates otlthoai unieu. Eor cxamplN Zoe
dAptheragHs Hsatcsaxll llibitAn arSao OF nearly
fbfee lsunar rcAlh lhiuri vi on 70 cres ~ wild oi
isvEs2akte lHA,lag tworhuh do nllion 'area ~
farm lands unfmHovcd that l., untillcd --
nc.a,aa oiaSs about sovouty 'tnilion acres nom
tas riisaliy ishguoved, Unroi tlnn .haH3Vlf which
~ksbdian n6t1 iii actual ,cul,ivltion ThgmNtreme
tdisaNVeet shows nGhriy tho same ratio OF im.
w t1if6Sod aud uainrrdyed agricultural teri
hfU8nie ,fi,niber Of farms AID their size vary
2" icuriously ID different states, aud tho rcla.
ie i've amounts of TILED aud untitled lands arc
- also very different q
b'saas The iargest farms are found ii Cllif3rlta,
~. where Ile average siao OF eighteen thou
,as. sand farms is 666nercs, ,y
bsd "a saNaysRhusotls, with thirty eight thou'
.dss0sRld iHms, averages ogiy 9lacf's " "a 'Ari''
.s.s being IN thls respect The nQsl mluulely "a
roe Niled of all the States in iho Union.
.. ia 1.-The largoat numberOf farme is found iu
-nsNEbw York, which hos l9G 600, averaging
pmss l06 ln6rus and the ueNt largest IN Ohn
ssv (which Rumhets lT90O0, aVcrtgln5 lif
tsas tcrds. Nevada, hs yet, has only 81 hTm'
-b,'' which average ji7 ocresa
81 la. Thc greatest area Of wi lond is bpnd
I7'' III Texas, wihch has no less than ono -hnn
,lred ands twenty siN million uore4 OF this
Improbable territory 20 set against lcsf
than threo million aGruS OF land ia nonuol
s.,f cultivation, aud CalifOrnag9Wos ncXt, win
~. Que hundred and twelve million acres OF
,.al .ssasto, against litIle over two-m'llion
cultivated. r.''
Rhode Island, with little more than lhret
~ hundred acres of waste territory, has ovcr
~ Ave thousand farms, averaging nhety-aiS
ncrcs, besides ono hundred aud eighty
thousand acres of farmlinds uumprovoi.
- ,sst The total area OF Congress lands" IN
Dos oil the States amounts to $40, 900 600 acres
i,.. Tho total number Of farms ia cultivation tu
203l 600 aud the aggregate OF average
size to l9a acres. Tho above 6Iurcs are
given in rouud numbers only, hut made ncol
as possible 10 The exact amounts stated u
. a's tho report.
r,, ~ Il will be seen that theru is slil vast
' room Tor Agricultural impfoycmeut aud
,-,7 that tho territory still lying open TO culii
e,t9 vatioa is sufficient to provide fr an al
,,..q snl1st unlimited immigration thronGh very
t-1' 'lnlhy years to cone. .f 'n
~s5 The term" Wild waste land" used in The
report is not meant TO signify land uuli
e"+ Tor farming purposcs, hut only that which
still renains, unolusel and uoupITopratcd,
1aa inn s'ate OF virgin forest prairie ur plain
Some of this is, of course, sterile, but very
Inuch Of it unly uoods the huli ol industry
10 make il blossom into lruitulncss.
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LEGAL ApYERTIsEMENTs

TN TIC NAucl Court y0f tic UyJcd States, f3t
z u the N,riAtrp Disnitescohio. In the ndtt6f
Of Elias Rrtmn, bankrupt In Bankruptcy
At Cleveland, in the said Distdct on the 9th
day of March, A. ID. I9is., sNnthern District
ofokdtN T@kc hJd1 hhK petition has been
flcd in said Court by Elias Braman, Of Middle
ton. in the eminiy of Wood. in said Disrifi,
duly declared a bankrupt under the Act Of Com
gross Of slarch "a. 1867, for discharge, and a
cSrtiBala thcr6EgTfom iSlChis debts and other
claims proyablo under said Act, and that the
2eh day Of April next, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, is
aAsigued for the hearing Of the spwe, ben and
Iwles y@9mg atlA'd ani shs@ ssaas& fny yss@,
not De rrtuied.
EARL BILL, Clerk Of The District Court.
10 the Creditors br said Bankrupt. 46DS3
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
On Fiflh-strSet, east of the Union School-housG
Perrysburg, Ohio.

FINHE undersigned would call the attention Of the
J. people of Perryshurg and vicinity, that she
is still taking Pictures of the Best Quality, Of all
sizes and kinds, from the A size or largest, down
TO the smallest Ambrotypes aud Gems also copy
ing from other pictures and enlargiug them in
copying. - .l1 go H.H
She win finish up Pictures in India Ink, on
paint in water colors In the most approved styles
wilt also furnish Frames aud Cases oil all kinds
and sizes that may be required.
She would respectfully invite her friends %
call and see what their own artist can do, bsfOrs
going elsewhere. Ii will cost you nothing II you
eannot be suited. An she asks is TO show whal
she can do, and feels confident Of giving sstis'
faction. INKS NICHOLS.
R!B.-No pictures taken ON Sunday.
Perrysburg, April 8. 1887. eOIz
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I EGAL NOTEE.--Noticois hereby given that
| / llcnrv Ilcniinecr Guardian Of Nancy j.
Slaughicrb4ck Mary Eycrs, ESecutriy of the cs-
tate dr Jdmf Evdts, ddeoiscd, and r. skinner, Ad-
minislrntur &C the estate Of Seneca Hodge, de-
ceased, hlyu liudi lhcr accounts for FINAL settle
manl, IN tic Probate Court Of Wood County, Ohio,
pnd The gluty will be for hearing on the 27lfday
March, A. - 1868.
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
perrysburu, March O. 1868. ...-.r fjc q
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% EDEMprioN NOTICE Edwin Reed,
II or his assiaBaes, will take notice that Joseph
Corey has dcpasited in the Treasury Of Who'd
County, Ohio, Seyemy- y-scvon an Dollars and ffs
tv-nino (5Q) Cents. In redeem the whole of The
southeast y ,l93 Part ponh Of Nap.9leon Road, OF
en- UD, sold at Delinquent Tax Sale, January IS,
1867 j. y. NEWTON, County Auditor.
Auditors ONCE, Wood Co.. o., ,dliP 90
pcrysburg, March 9, 1863. 46c'
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AN EXCELLENT OFFER

The price Of the I.ady's Friend is 80 5oper an
num-the Perrysburg Journal is 81 We will fur
nish the two for IS 90.
The price of the Saturday Evening Post is 50 so
per annum--the Perrysburg Journal 50 We viii
furnish the two fo- so.
The price of Godey's l.ady's Book is S3 pes
aunum--the Perrysburg Journal 80 We will fur
nish tue Two for 81 90.
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Wool Common Pleas.

Ntha II. Chapman,
t'f fys. "a y Wood Common Pleas.
lfnricc r. Jerome. \
By yirluc of au order or sale issued in tho above
cause by the Ultfk uftic Court Of Common Pleas
of wood County, Ohio, aud to me directed and de-
livcrcd Il wiloG'v forsll6 atpublio vendue at thc
door oltho Court Ipuso, IN tho town of pol1y
Wood County, Uhio,on .F .,f .Ne #H -
MONDAY, March 30, 1858,
Between the hours Of | and o'clock =. NJ, oi
said day, the Following described property, wit
The wsst half Of the southeast quarter of section
eight Sl, an Ilhewdst half Of the southwest quar-
ter and theicas half of the cast half Of the south
west qmrer or section nine 90, all in town thrsc
CD, range ninc (g). in Wood County, Ohio.
r, CHARLES W. EYERS, Sheriff.
FJ& y. u. HoLnlNBeCE, Atty's FOR Plaintiff
PoTysburg, February 81, 1858. 4lc$G 10
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A DMl NESTRtTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is
"A hrtrby given thttthc undersigned has bccn
dUlyapplintad and qualified as Administrator on
Tie estate of William Lpngsite, deceased, late OF
Wnod County, Ohio. All persons Interested will
govern thGmsclyts accordingly. .s.Ra
ANTON OPPERMAN Administrator.
pcuySblnS lGbruary 81 1888. Iita
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Nh A~rnc oUM,uSsGoNEu,s SALE.

Looms e. Nyman, !
vs.. .7.r Wood Common Pleas
Cvrenus Goodell ct al.
BY virtue of an order OF sale issucdin the above
cause, byz the Clerk of Che Court of Common
Pleas, Of Wood County. OHIO and to me directed
mud hriiVfrci IaSil niI,,- trs tsln st nnl,li"
due. at the door of the rt-housc, in PerryS-
burg, Wood Cbuutt, i0lriu, on
MONDAY, March 80, 1868,
Between The hours of md o'cIdck, T. NJ. The
following described lands and tenemcuts, to-wit
The west half Of the southeast quarter of section
No. twapty-cight 2Sl in township No. six l6),
north Of range twelve (l2) east, in Wood County,
Ohio. Appraised at 81 ,7dS.
Alsn, thu west half or the northeast quarter Of
th, Same section, township and range, in the coun-
tyhndSmtc aforesaid. Appraised at sd, 400.
Also, the east half of the northeast quarter Of
the same scction, township and range, in the coun-
ty andStat aforesaid. Appraised at s4,lal.
CHARLES W. EYERS, r
Special Master Commissioner.
JMEs PuLANS, plaintiffs Attorney.
Pcrrysbucg, February q, 1868, IS. 4ies9