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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17
MAINE ELECTIONS !!
Repu blican Majority over
10000.

Maine, on Monday last, gave a glorious
verdict for Republicanism. The Repub--
lican majority in the State is over 2o,OOo'
Last wear it was little over 1900. All
the members of Congress are Republican
The Legislature is Overwhelmingly Re,
publican in both branches. The voice OF
Maine is but the premonitory voice which
is to follow from the other States. Let
the result in Vermont and Maine nerve
the people of Wisconsin to increased ef-
forts to swell the triumphs Of Republican
ism in this State. We must not be CON
tent with bare victory let us make II
an avalanche that shall completely put tt
route those who are now leagued witt
Southern rebels for the election or Sey
mour and Blair
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17
Trouble in the Georgia Legislature.

Trouble IN Gno UeoTSla Ley 1Sla1uio
The House branch of the Legislature OF
of Georgia now in session, has by resolu-
ton expelled from its body the colored
members, who had been duly elected.
This procedure is of course in direct ylo-
lation of the laws of Congress. 1t appears
that upon the converting of the Legisla-
ture, there were between thirty and forty
Democrats, who had been elected, but
who were as ineligible under the four
teenth amendment to the Constitution as
Jeff Davis himself Through mistaken
policy of kindness, they were not object
| ed to by the colored members, but allow
| ed take their seats. The Democrats tax
inc advantage of their strength, expelled
all the colored members. The Governor
Of the State interposed an able argument
showing the unconstitutionality of the
proceeding. The House responded to the
Governor in substance, that it was none o
his business.
Here we have an illustration OF wha
the Southern Democracy will do, when i
can get the power; the laws of Congress
: will be trampled upon with mpunity, an
all the safeguards to the rights of loya
white or colored men, which been hay
J. enacted will be treated as null and void
l. Northern Democrats of course, are deligh
$ ed over the action of their law breakin
il brethren at the South. This unwarrant
, BILE proceeding of the Georgia Legislator
y will have at least one good effect it wi
It open the eyes of such of the colored pc
l. pie of the South, as have been deluded i
d to the Democratic ranks, under speciol
D. promises.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17
STERE0SC0PIC PICTURES
KENOsHA AND VICINITY.

Taken tie present season and for sale at qphoze
sale md retail at ITuesdelPs Gazlcry.
The following is partial list of views to which
continued additions are being made:
View Of Main st. and 18th of j uly procession 1919
Fourth of July in the Park at kenosha, 1868 Three
different views Of Kenosha II rbor Main 81
Bridge, Truesdell's Mil ana Lake in the distance
Looking west from Main ST. Ridge fookiny
west from Grand vt. Bridge. Looking north from
Grand ST. Bridge, Railroad in the distance Gne
View Of the River from Grand st. Looking souIh
from Grand St., fine rejection in the River Brds
Eye View from top Of Water!Cure looking north
do do do yvast
do do Do aonfhvvest
Birds Eye view of Grand ST., looking west Viep1
Of Main St, looking north from Doau's Cofner
Birds Eye View OF Main st. from top of Hallfdav
House. View OF Park from the north View ~
Park from the southwest. Kenosha ST t,hicooa
St, looking north from IT, Durkee'. Prnirje Aye'
nue.. Residence of j. G. McKindley. ResIderce
Of }. Nichols. Residence and Grounds Of o q
Head. Residence OF L. Robinson. ORR. B. Hins..
dale. OF H. Dnrant, OH. Spears. Pic Mic Lake
Salem, Wis, Grab Apple Island, Fox Lake Roat
ing ON Fox River. Drinking at the Pumn Kane
sha Depot, Kenosha Water Cure Methodist
CHURCH. Assortment OF Cemetery Views. besides
miscellaneous views OF places ana obieete
'stereoscopic Pictures OF families Residences
grounds, horses aud bugges, machines ofalT kinda
or anything that Is capable of being OVERWHELMINGLY
taken on short notice, at liberal rates, at
Sm15 TRvEspEI1's PaoToeRAPx GALLERY,
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The Late Disaster on Lake Michigan


The loss of the Propeller Hippocampus
was briefly mentioned in this paper last
week, and the then supposed loss of over
fifty lives. Later news lessons the extent
of the disaster; it appears that of the
number on board of the propeller, fifteen
were rescued some thirty hours after the
disaster occurred, who had been sustaining
themselves on precarious raft, composed
of pieces of the wreck The ascertained
number lost is twenty-six. Of the saved
six were passengers and nine belonged to
the crew. The survivors give an interest
ing account of their perilous adventures
on the raft before they were discovered
by a passing vessel. Quite a number of
the lost were business men, and leave
families The cause of the disaster, seems
to have been the overlooking of the
vessel.
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Executors Sale.
In Probate-K enOsha County Court,

In the matter of the estate of John Duffy deceased
Office is hereby given shat by virne and in pursu-
~ of an order Of license made in said natter on
the tn day of September A D. 1868 by the Judge Of
the Kenosha County Court the undersigned executrx
of the lastw and testament of said deceased. will on
Saturday, the 10th day of October A. d. 1865 at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day at tho front
of the House in the city and comfy Of Ksnosha
offer for sale at public vendue, the following described
lands or reel estate, to wit: Commencing q point
the south line of block No. H. the First Ward Of
the city Rsnosha I0l feet of the Southwest
Of said block, thence running eastery along Wis
cousin street to the middle Of lot five 5 in said block
thence northerly along the centep Of said lot 5
the alley in the rear thereof, hundred twenty
four feet thence westerly along soid alley about hr
ty-One feet point hundred and feet of
the line Of said block; thence southerly parallel
with the line Of said block ia feet, to beginning
being in southeast quarter Of 81, township No
2 and range q east.
Dated Kenosha, September 10Th, A. d. 1903
MARY DUFFY, ExecutriZ.
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Democratic Nomination.

The Democrats have nominated for
Congress in this District, Alexander
Mitchell, the money prince in Milwaukee
The Democracy seem TO have come to the
conclusion that brains are of no use in
the present campaign-hence they will
try what money will do.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17

Wool is SO cheap and old sheep soplen-
tltul on the River Platte, South America
that many sheep are being ''tried out for
grease. As they can be bought at from
twenty-five cents to dollar per head, it
makes very good business at the present
time, yielding something like one hundred
per cent. profit.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17

The Young Mems Christian Association
of Lowell, Mass, carried on eight prayer
meeting in the surrounding towns on re-
cent Sabbath, besides having two open-air
services in the city, at one of which over a
thousand persons were present
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17
In Proba.e-Kenosha Ooumsy conrt

An Kr0bate-kA cuOsba County sOGrt.
In the matter Of the eff Frederick j. Curtis, de-
ceased.
reading and fling the petition Of Horace CARTS nd
George s. Taber two Of the executors Of the estate
Of Frederick J. Curtis deceased representing aaong
other things that they have fully ADM said es
tate and praying that time be fixed for allowing ana
examining their account Of their sdministraton filed
with said petionto be fledtt is ordered that saId
account be examined by the judge Of this Court on the
18th day Of October, A D. 1863 next ensuing az his Of
fee in the city and county OF Kenosha az O'clock r.
N. of said day.
And It's further ordered that notice thereof be
given TO ali persons interested,by publishing copy
of this order for three weeks successfully prior to
said day of examination, in the "Kenosha Tele-
graph, weekly newspaper published at the city
of Kenosha. in said county
Dated Kenosha, September IA, a. d. 1858
HIRAM FUTILE,
Sw16 County Judge.
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En- PFObnte-M enOsha County Court

In the natter of the last will and OF Henry
Lazy, deceased
dh rea ding and filing instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and of Henry
Lazy, late of the town of Bristol in the county
sha and State of Wisconsin deceased and also the
accompanying petition of Hiram Weave Of the town
of Brighton, in Kcnosha county, and e Culver, of
the town of Tisto in said County represen ing
other things that the said Henry Lazy lately sied at
the town of Bristol in said about the 18th
day of January A ID. 186Stestate that said instru-
ment is the last will and Of said deceased
that they the said petitioners the Identical Hiram
Weaver and Edward Culver named and appointed ia
and by the said last viii and there
of: and praying that day be appointed for hearing
the proofs OF said last will and testament there
fore ordered that the proofs of be heard
before the Judge of this Count Saturday the 0th
day of October, A. D. 1865 o'clock r. NJ at his pro-
bate Office in the city of kenesha.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing
this orders for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing in the Kenosha Tee-
graph, weekly newspaper published at the city of
Kenosha in said county.
Dated Kenosha, September 14th, 1868.
HIRAM FUTILE.
Swl6 County Judge
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17
70 NEARLY $500, 00C
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS

Exceed those of every other establishment of the
Ikind-Proof of this can be found in comparing our
premiums with those Of others for CtudS the sumo
size, in addition to which we claim to give better
goods of the same charachter.
We aoiU send TO agents free o/cAarGe,
For a Club of 80 and Three Dollars
doz good linen shirt fronts, set solid gold studs,
all woool cashmere ior pants, me wLite counter
pane-large size, 1 elegant balmoral skirt, 20 yds.
brown or beached sheeting- good quallty, yard
wide, l elegant 100 picture morocco bound photo.
album, double lens stereoscope ana twelve Tor
eign views, silver plated engraved bottle castor
elegant silk fan, with ivory or sandaiw00d frame,
-feathered edged and spangled, steel carving
knife and fork-Yery best quality, ivory balanced
handle, handsome beaded and lined parasOi, ~
yards good print, very fine damask table cover,
pr best quality ladies serge congress Doots, doz.
line linen towels, "a doz Rogers best silver des-
sert forks ladies' large real morocco travelling
bag, fancy dress pattern, N doz elegant, silver
plated engraved napkin rings, doz. ladies fine
m rino or cotton stockings gents heavy chased sol
I'd gold ring, pr ladies nigh cut balmoral boots
elegant deaine dress pattern, violin and bow
in box, complete, set Jewelry, pin, ear drops and
Eor a Club of 50 and Five DoiIars-1
black or colored alpaca dress pattern, set lace
curtains, pr. all wool blankets, engraved, sllyer>
plated bottle revolving castor, beautiful writing
desk solid gold scarf PIN SH yd5. very five cassl-
mere, Tor pants and vest, set ivory balanced han
die knives with silver plated forks elegant satin
parasol heavily beaded and lined with six, pair
gents calf boots, 30 yde. good PRINT, ~ Yes COCO
brown or beached sheeting, yard wide, or ~ yds p
cling bag / square wool shawl, PLAIN Norwich
popin dress pattern, "a Yds. don. width cloth for
ladies' cloak elegant engraved silver plated tea
pot. 3 yds double width water proof cloth, for
cloaking,
r.ch lnerno or Thibet dress pattern, pair fine do
mask table cloths and napkins to match, pair
cents French calf boots, heavy, siYcr-piated en-
orayed lee pitcher, very fine ali wool cloth for la
dies cloak, / web very best quality brown or
bcached sheeting, III yde. fine casslmere for suit
/ elegant poplin dress pattern, elegant English
Bcrage dress pattern, beautiful English berage
sbaViI set ivory balanced handle knives and forks
ladies or gents silver limiting case watch, Bart
lett hand, portable sewing machine, splendid tami-
" bible, s'eel engrayingg with record and photo
graph pages, % yds. good hemp Competing. good
col0rs ipar good Marseilles quilts, good six bar
rel revolver. elegant fur nun and cape, single
barrel shot gun, siiYer-plated engraved, bottle
revolving castor. cut glass bottles, very fine yio
lin and bow, in case, set ivory balanced knives
and forks.
Presents for larger clubs increase in same ratio.
Send Money by Registered Letter.
Catalogue ofgoods sent to any address free.
PARKER g. &C.,
NO, ssAH
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17

Wisconsin Methodist Episcopal Conference
The Wisconsin Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church meets at Racine, October /.
There will be about two hundred ministers
ana lay delegates present. Bishop Edward
Il: Ames, ID. D., will preside. The session
will continue about five DAYS,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17

Il Good Eield.-Capt. John Collins of St.
Anthony, informs the Minneapolis Tribune,
that he has just completed threshing seven
acres Of wheat, grown on his farm, between
that city and Minnehaha, and that the yield
. almost fol.tg one bushels to the acre.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17

A Charleston paper estimates the rice
crop OF the Carolinas, Georgia and Louisi-
ana this season at 10000 to 10000
tierces. al3 @
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17
AUCTION SALE.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Grand and Petit
J urors for the November term 1868 OF the Circuit
or Kenosha County will be drawn at the office Of
The Clerk Of said Court in the City of Kenosha ON
Tuesday October 9Th 1858 at 2 O'clock p. M
Kenosha Sept 18th 1868.
L. b. NICHOLS,
2Wl0 CEeFE:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17

Nnsychomancy or Soul Charming.-How
of any one they choose instantly also secure pros
perity n love or business. Every one ca acquire
this singular power. This queer, exciting book
has been published by us ten years, the sale OF
which has been enormous, and is the only book OF
the kind published in the English language. sent
by mail for 25 cts, Ave for one dollar, together
with guide to the unmarried. Address I. WILL
LIAMS & CO., Book Publishers, Philadelphia.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17
Washington Island.
ny 40

The following in N w Or Sec 80, T2R2S.
James Hill, s 1 AZ C Hugunin 1s l AZ
Dearance 10 42 Unknown Is ~
Richard Lee 20 1 1 IS Richard Lee q 6s
Steele, lot 6 blk O. ne Or sec 81, T. R8 ia
city of KenOsha-3d Ward.
Albert King lot IS, blk 8, 40
John Hogan, com r S and 229 # W of ne cor sd or
sec, thence Al 512ths II, thence sords thence
Al sl2ths It. thence II rds to beg. ne ar sec I -
II 20, fItts.. y. so
Thos b Bond, com so rds 8 of sw cor of lot 49,
theuce sec line, thence 4 rds, thence to
Kenosha st, thence rds to beg, -sido walk
tax, ne Or sec & 4 / K 23. "a 81
T w Adams com II rds 8 of Sc cor OF lot II and q
rds of centre OF Chicago St., thence W to
line of n sd Or SEQ, thence n rds, thonce to
beg, ne Or sec X %, 06
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17
STRAYED.

A, TENAKEN UP BY the subscriber, lv-
@afhs2S 4 ing on the northwest quarter of
section two, in the town of s0mers, on
AaranAA@ about the 14th of august inst, Four
Merino Bucks, supposed to be yearlings The own
is requested to prove properly, pay charges and
take them away.
Somers, Aug. "a, 1868.
4w13 In. FELCH.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17
New Advertisements.

soL0N ROBINSON, REV. BISHOP SCOTT, PROF
&. l. Y0UMANS, REV. henry WARD BEECHER,
REV. THEODORE L GUYLER. ORANGE JUDD and
many others will tell you that the D0ty Washing
Machine and UniOersdt Vrtnger save their cost in
clothing every year besides saving one half the
time and labor washing. You may prove their
er, SID; Extra Wringer, Sand we will forward
to places where no one is selling, either or both
free of charge. If, after trial of month, you
are not entirely satisfied, we will refund the money
on the return OF the machines, freight free. Large
discounts to the trade everywhere. Manufactured
and sold in the northwest by DOTY MANUFAC-
TURING co GAINESVILLE, Wis.
$E00OAsYEEnAGsn t. to "a agents to sell the
CHINE. Full particulars free. Extra induce
ments to experienced agents. Call on or address
w. G. WILSON 81 Co, Cleveland, o.; Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, Mo-
WANTED--AGENTS. s sa2 to g ss ssll P Fss
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Price only SIS Address
SECOMB 81 CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston, Mass.
Two GOOD TRU5TY AGENTs-We will guaranty
IL $50 per week and expenses. For particu-
lars address G. w. JACKSON 81 CO., Baltimore.
Md.
AGENTS WANTED s shs esn %Gn's tS o ss1!
Idle Hunting CRsed Watches, best imitation
gold watches made. Price. SIS. Great induce
ments to agents. Address oRoIDE WATCH co.
Boston, Mass
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anO 10 HVTaOaEO 11vA ANN anO
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE.

Now ready and sent free. Inducements to Agents
better than ever Checks ten cents each, describ-
ing article. STOCKMAN CO., 81 Water ST., Bos-
ton, Mas.
A GENTS.-Rare chance 10 make money. Articles
n light, new, very profitable. Bought by So per-
sons out of every 100 whom offered. Address
with stamp for circuIuI, GREENE d. CO., Manufac-
turers Alb Chestnut ~. Phia., Pa.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17

Josiah Bond, com SO rds of NV cor sd or sec and
2 rds of n line of same, thence rds, thence
70 rds thence rds, thence IS rds to beg, lis 81
N. EHLR's SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES
N Ehle, lot blk 16 NV or sec CT lr2s, 200
G Bronson, com at point 70 Chs and 81 ks from
Inc sa seS sn BY Hale Ks Bon no tepee e 10
corporation line, thence e to point OF beg,
in Fremont ayenue-nw Or sect II R2a, Z %
city OF Kenosha-4th Ward
W sasRassa il 1T + D Re Sc a' s
9 x watkins est, com rds " and 30 rds of ne
@s St < sec 81 : RPS, ,'-' : 80 10 81
y sec, thence W 6rds thence 10 rds, thence
lords thenee 2 70 rods TO beg, except that taken
for s. aud track 1G sw n dr sec sec 81
sec, thence " l6 rds, " rds 6rds, 10 rds 70
beg except that part taken and occupied bye
sw ar sec 3lT2 ii23, IL %
UnKnown, lt1lbk zsw X sec SIT2R2s. as
JREH1Es ADDITION.
Jas Mshoney lt1bkl, Ss7
I n Wild, com 6S rds W and rds of sc cor sd 4
sec, thence n IS rds thence W II rds, thence 35
rds thence IL rds 70 beg, NV 81 4 % Sc 09
Loren Sykes, com 40 rds u Of line of sd ar sec on
on " line OF corporation, thence 20 rds,thence
except that piece assessed to Smith, being rds
X sec 81 R2S, 20 81
The fozoactag in N EQr See 81, T2 R23.
Hudson Bacon, except Al IT In width Of end lt4,
blk 50, MO- 4W
g 4, Nilomney g 7tgEE E,. PPlinn' g l24l
L sykcs,sH II % II 70 Mygstt, Is % O.
Washington Island
e F Norris 1t "A blk NV d sec 30, T2R2s az
O Durance, lt25 blk !, NV u sec 80 + RES, SO
Dated at Kenosha this 9Th day of September, AID 1895
cgerk of1to Oounty Board ofsnpsr1tsd,.s nf Kama
S@d county, Wisconsin. 1906
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TAX NOTICE.

.;The following is list ofunredemed pieces, tracts
or lots of land situated in the City of Kenosha and
in the several Towns in the county of Kenosha in
county Treasurer of said county aforesaid on the
Sth day OF May A. d. 1866 for the unpaid Taxes of
A. d. 1865, and the amount of Taxes Charges and
interest calculated thereon TO the list day of Re-
demption due on each parcel, Nov therefore:
Notice is hereby given, that unless such lands
are redeemed on or before the Sth day of May A. d.
according IN lav
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17

Exceed those of every other establishment OF the
lind.-Proof OF this can be found III comparing our
premiums with those of others for Ctub8 0kte sumo
size in addition to which claim to give better
goods of the same characbter
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17

blk 20,
s Fish, except12 IT Off c end Ii 10 blk, as
Els: OF p. Crows II 1t 8 blk 30,
Michael Crow, undivided Il 40 IT Its and S.bk 49,
y Doyle, Il W a Sc q blk 80,
Mrs Hoyep, com Is 2-f2ths It of ne cor sd 1t,
thence TO W line OF lot, thence "a it. thence
to line Of 1t, thence 81 # to beg 1t blk Al,
Josiah Bond, com at ne cor sd blk, thence W 50 IT.
8 2Sx 1t, thence to Main st, thence 23H IT to
beg, Its l and blk ~ L
J Hooker com az NV cor 1t l,thence to sw cor
Of lot 4, thence ~ IT, therce to line lot /,
thence W 20 II to beg, lots and A. blk 49,
David Crosit, u 1t blk a,
David Crosit, lot ok a.
Lang and Brown, chat part lying OF Exchange
st, lot blk IS,
VIM Strong, com CO # of ne cor Of blk, thence
to W line lot 2, thence % 1t, thence to W
line Main st, thence % IT to beg, lots / and 2,
blk AZ,
w Balm, com lao IT sw cor sd blk, thence 40
It, thence to n line blk, thence W lao 1T, therce
to beg blk So,
David Crosi, the NV or OF that part sd lot bound.
ed by the W line OF Exchange st, W by the line
of Main st extended, lot blk SO,
Samuel Hale, all that part lying of Exchange st
extended. except 20 feet oil side, lot 4, blk So
The JoltotUttg in S W Or Sec 80 T2 R 2;
w Goodhue, W II 1t . blk 6.
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James Powderly, lot IS blk g.
CITY of Ken Oha-2nd Ward

The Joylo,oiag in S d Or Sec 30, r 2 r %.
Est ofHenry Cober, com 10 rds of ne cor sd blk,
thence W 10 rds, to Hansen st. C 10 rds, n to
beg, blk 81. o:
Est Of S Young, Il NV \ NV X blk 81, 2
NJ Wyman, lot blk So,
j Shine, lot blk 3d.
Unknown, 1t Z blk IS.
VIM Tielen, lot blk &c.
+ Newhouse sw q blk 46,
Casper Fellhen, n sW blk o.,
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Pleasant Prairie

Pleasant Prairie
The TOitotoin0 are in T. 1R28.
blake-1t blk NV secs xs74
Racrne-com 40 IT W Sc cor 1t 6,w to sw cor II
TO NV cor i, to beg, except 81 It n end sold
? Racine-except s7ft sold to Rstigan, 1t 70
McCeve ley-s 10 acres n 4 ne \ ne Asec7 81 "
j. Clark-S acs ne u bounded by highway q by
highway, BY Rowland W by Partridge, seer 7O4
Bonds 63H acs NV \ sec7 o5 81
Bond-n e W 3Sh acs of middle 53H acs runn-
Ing &w, NV y sec7 6s 90
SALEM
7Ae JolIoVing are In T1R20
G W Laribee-lt4 sec 10 az
Unknown-s pit 1t sec 10 10 IL
Salem Bounty tao Of january 10, 1865.
G W Laribee-lt 4 sec IS 1871
Unknown-s pit 1t 5 sec 10 6 g6
Randall
Amos BroWn-sw 4 sw X sec 22T1R19 10 28
WheatIand
FoxRVRR Goa piece Of land decided by H.
Mclaughlin to the Fox RiXer Il Il Co, as now
located in sw fri u sec 20 TAR 10 4 81
Brighton.
| NJ Fannon-all that pit of the sw u remaining I'M
redeemed this day. sec 10 L 2 II 20 81
| NJ Fannon-nw Il NV rec 80 I RIO 7Oa
| Town Of Paris,
Bry ante 10 acs of 80 acs Sc X Sc \ sec 1OTs
Ri 50
I ] Bullen-pt Sc Sc Il, beg SO rds W Sc cor a SEES
| 4 rds, n 40 rds, 4rds, 40 rds to beg, sec 80
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The toHo1cing in S w Or Sec 81, T2 &c %.
DURKEEE's WESTERN ADDITION.
S Fisk, Klt % blk 1853,
III Saloman-lt A 1874
NJ Barren---lt 40 blk 1914
L j Hunt--lt 3S blk l55
Ruth Joslyn-com at cor OF McIaughlln's ed
dition OF b 2, thence n on W line of said addition
u rds 10 lks, thence W 5h rds, thence u rds 10
ks, thence ga rds to beg. 81
McIAuaHIIN,s AnnIrInN