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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-30
Grundy County.

To the Editors of the Union and American:
Below find official report of the election
in Grundy county:
Convention 1876, no Convention I, c.
Matt Martin 1OI, A. B. Robertson 30, P. c.
| Isbell -. Yours, X.
MANCHESTER, Tenn, Dec %, 1869.
Decatur County.
| To the Editors Of the Union and American:
DECATUR lille, Tenn, Dec. 81. 1862
The election passed off quietly, and a
small vote was polled, as follows:
TOT COlN -JD
For No Convention. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
For G. w. Walters, delegate.
there being no other candidate.
In Perry county, have not the returns
yet, but will get them to-day. l under
! stand that small vote was polled- G. W.
Walters is the delegate from Perry and De-
catur. Yours, etc, G..
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PRIZE CANDY. The celebrated prize
candy is put up for the trade by Iron &
Thompson, 1903 n. College st. del6 1w+
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-30

We ara authorized to announce D. G. Clark az a
candidate for Revenue Collector Of Davidson coun-
ty at the ensuing March election. se19 tide
BY the solicitation of many friends, hereby an
nounce my name as g candidate for Revenue Col
lector of Davidson county, at the March election
1870 GEORGE GREER.
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Another Word OF Encouragemer

RhOthCE NOEu Oh EhCOuEshPC entente
The decline in gold has compelled a still
further reduction of prices on Groceries
and Liquors. You can now buy the Cali
fornia Champagne-equal to any imported
at the nominal sum of $50 a case at Tot
tens. They have also just received a
choce lot of Crackers-a direct importa-
ton from London-new Figs, Prunels,
Lemons, Oranges, Old Irish and Scotch
Whisky, and many other choice goods in
their line. All who wish choice goods will
do well to give them call, at No. IS Col
lege street, Nashville. dec2j-tf.
NEW SILKS, at E. & j. Northman's, No.
20 Public Square, in all fashionable colors
and new shades for parties and balls, sold
very low during the holidays. Call early.
dec21 If E. & J. NoRTHMAN.
JEwELRY.-For bargains in fine gold
sets, watches, chains, ETC., go to Z Wig
gers, No. 81 North Cherry street
dec17 Gan1
PRIZE CANDY. The celebrated prize
candy is put up for the trade by Iron &
rT1l, ..-....,-,, 1cal " r.1Ioe., u I-rp -
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GOLD AND SILVER.
REVENUE STAMPS.

The National Savings Company have made ar
rangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rates, discount payable
in stamps, viz:
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Chancery Court at Camden, Tenn

DECEMBER RULES, 1ssa
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Nashville & Cairo Packet TO.

ONE OF THESE FINE STEAMERS WILL
" leave Nashville every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, at 4 O'Clock 2. NJ, taking first
and second-class passengers at
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C1ECINsATI, Dec. 29-Family -four s5.25s55O
Wheat $1.1O6I.I4 Corn T5676c. Oats 5OlG55c
Rye 9Oa94c. Cotton duh; middlngs 24c. Whisky
94d95c. Pork held at $50. Bulk shoulders lie /;
sides l5Lc Bacon shoulders lie; sides Is ga
I74c. Hams 2Oa21c. Lard I5c. Eggs SAC. Other
artirlaa Unclaimed.
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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Dec. 29-Evening.-Consols9 2JS. Five
twenties 837s9s64. Ten-forties 81.
FRANKFoRT, Dec. 29.-Bonds 3d..
PARIS, Dec. 29.-Bourse lrmer at III Sc.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 29-Cotton heavy; middIiup
upBnds ll3Sd; Orleans IL sd; sales 1900 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet. California white wheat 9s Sd :
red Western, No. 2, s. 3d9ss 4d; winter 9s lOd
Western -four DIS Sd. Corn, mixed, 29s Cd. Oats
IS Cd. Barley 81. Peas 36s.
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NEW YORK, Dec 2g.-The dry goods trade
being occupied in taking stock and balancing ac-
counts but little is Transporting IN the way Of buy
ing or selling goods, and prices remain without al
teTation. The profits sales of this class of mer-
Chandse small that several houses are quit
ting the business and entering into other pursuits
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Cotton firm; sales $50
bales; uplands 25lSc Flour s47O95 Whisky
southern sscaSl Rice quiet /; Carolina 81 aT51e.
Coffee quiet. Sugar quiet; Cuba 1l9l1Ec.
MOlasses dull; New orleans 73(d77c.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2g.-F1our dull and easier; su-
perine 81. 1895. Wheat steady; red; Sl.3591.42
Corn active; receipts small; white s0SS7c yellow
S5(G92. Oats dun at 54i957c Rye S191.O5- Pro
visions very dull and unchanged. Whisky firm
at 81.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29-COtton active; high
grades scarce and firm; 24824Lc for middlings;
sales $500 bales; receipts 1855 bales; exports
1913 bales. Sugar and Molasses quiet. Coffee
unchanged. New York Sight Exchange par to \
discount.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2a-Tobacco firm; rev Tugs
and common leaf s5975O; medium to bright man
ufacturing leaf tS625. Flour SL25. Wheat CSC.
Corn, 75R8Oc. Oats 54EG57c. Rye sOa82c.
Whisky 95H@96c. Sugar l18@l3Hc. Molasses
7O9SOc Pork held at s29.50t9SO Bulk shoulders
1lIc; sides 15Ha15kc. Bscon-shoulders 1414c;
sides 17K@Isc. Lard, 16IaI7c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29-Flour, spring extra 50. 75a
BPS Corn 69lI6h69Ec. Oats 43Aa44c. Rye
73c. Barley 7587Tc Highwines 93c. Sugar lI%
@I4c. Pork s3OS3O.25. Lard Ike. Bulk shout
ders lie; sides 13K914c. Hams 1870.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.-Family -four s5.25dS5JO.
Wheat $1.1O61.l4 Corn 75976c. Oats 50l656c
Rye 9O694c. Cotton dull; middings 24c. Whisky
94d95c. Pork held at $40. Bulk shoulders 12c
sides l5Kc. Bacon shoulders he; sides 1870
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Il. P. Rushing, Guardian
Of ID. G.. RHshing, In ChauCery Al Cam
I'm
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New York GencraI Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Cotton firm; sales $50
bales Uplauds jl<c Flour s. 70l35 Whisky
southern 9sc9Sl- Rice quiet Carolina 50 G8T56e.
Coffee quiet. Sugar quiet; Cuba 1911Ec.
MoTaEsag duIi. Natr ORLEANS TQGa TTc
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GENERAL MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. %, 1863.
Nashville Cotton Market.
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New Orleans Markets.
Cincinnati Markets.

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Flour, spring extra 50. 75a
5.25. Corn 691l6s69Ec. Oats 43A644c- Rye
73c. Barley 7587Tc. Highwines 93c. Sugar II =
6I4c. Pork s3OG3O. p. Lard Ike. Bulk shout
ders lie: sides I3J%aI4c Hams I4S5c.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14
Tho 1..n.n.t spilse. pn.iH en- n.

At noon last Monday, the tele-
graph announced the taps Of the
hammer that drove the last spike in.
TO the last rail of the Pacific Road on
Promontory Point The spike was
gold, costing 500 and the hammer
that drove it was silver. The TWEEN
five strokes of the silver hammer
were repeated by the telegraph in a
thousand offices all over this CONT.
nent. The great work has been CON
Fumraated.. The iron horse can now
follow an unbroken track from New
YORK to San Francisco. b.. $780,.
The Chicago Post commenting up,
on the completion Of this great thor.
oughfare says: "To day the people
can descend to no details. The grand
idea OF the worlds great highways OF
trade aud travel-changcd by the In
domitable energy and the transcend.
cnt geniuso Of the Anglo Saxon race
of the actual drawing of seven hun
drcd millions of human beings into
a fur closer communication than, fit.
ty years ago, was even dreamed OF
BY the widest enthusiast, possesses
every soul to whose intelligent APP
prehension the event of this day is
present. Let tue whole world re-
joice,-for America has made its PEG.
pie brotherhood in faet.". ....-....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

The Publishers of THE CHTCA-
GO EVENING POST and CHICA-
GO WEEKLY POST take pleasure
III Informing the public that, stimu-
lated thereto by the unprecedented
favor Of both reading and Advertising
patrons, they THREE TIMES with
in the past year, have enlarged the
pages of THE POST, making it now
tile largest evening paper iii the
West. 1t contains more reading
matter than any other evening paper
in the uni;et! States Or Europe.
Now is, therefore, g golden oppor-
tunity for forwarding subscriptions
to both tie DAILY and WEEKLY
POST. <".. #"taa $3.50 s. faas d
TIE POST will he eharae tarized
by the same reliability and variety
Of news 90 heretofore. the same Wig.
or and Independence of Editorials,
and greater fuliness OF commercial
reports. .#.
Terms o. na.iy. ...... $40. 90 pcy wear
weekly, $50; ten copies for $1,000
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14
I@'VI9 T aUIIIty olV4IN hlNp III VIIJ Nv
.. Pages Arnica Gill;! s.sr-a
is a scientific compound of ,ls

is a scientific compound of ,as
.ifntee, Es,sanawn Taan7iEaas, .Ba!sGa E1r aac
ClyeRIaid.
It has been before the public twelve
years, during which time il bas nevel
failed of curing Scrofula, Fever Sores
Salt Rheum, Piles, Ulcers, Chiiblains
Sore Eyes, Burns, Boils, Pimples oil
the face, and when used in connec
ton with Pages Mandrake Liver
pills. it is warranted to cure Rheu
matism, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, &c
1t is prepared by J. NJ. Page, of Gle
noya, \. y, the originator of Page.
CIlmax saIve, and is warranted t.
give satisfaction. Price, IS cents.
Salt WISE & BRvAST. @'
@ " Wholesale aud Retail Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

Iowa boasts of possessing n smart
young girl of sixteen For six
weeks last winter, during tile sick.
ness OF her father and mother, she is
said to have attended forty.eigh t
sheep, eight horses, twelve cattle,
and two calves, besides milking three
COWS, driving the cattle one-quarter
of mile every day to water, clean
ing the horses stable, doing the
housework and taking care of her
sick parents.--Edstern exchange. as
That will do to boast of, won't it?
And Ii may further he affirmed with
out fear of contradiction, that Iowa
can boast of more smart girls to the
square foot than any other State on
continent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

An enterprlsing person is engaged
at Minneapolis, Mimi, in building &
flat boat about six feet wide and fif,
teen feet in length in which he pro-
poses to transport himself and fami.
ly to Texas. 'r'a
Tie will lie considerably fiattened
out by the time he reaches his destl.
nation. ' --- ed. 81 .". "stA -8Fas
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14


.Areyou in moderate circumstances,
depending upon q small income
What would, be the condition of
those dearest to you, were you taken
away from them now? How many
families have been thrown into a
state of absolute want by the culpa-
BILE neglect of husband or father to
fulfill to his family the important
duty of iHsuring his life; we say
duty, for II, rs no one will deny, it is
the duty Of q man to provide for his
family while he lives, it is equally
his duty to do something to prevent
their restitution after his death,
which he can do, at very small out
lay, in the Washington Life ms. Co.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

|
The chirography of editors is no.
always neat penmanship, as the fol
lowing from the Washington RECORD
will testify: "A little boy appeared
at this Office few days since and
wished to engage as a printers devil
We questioned him as to his educa.
ton. &C., and finally askedhim if he
could read writing. He answered
in the affirmative. We handed him
some editorial manuscript. He ex,
amined it and then remarked in q
knowing way, THAT amt English
You can't fool me; that's German. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14


The Chicago Journal remarks that
the fever of foreign travel never
ragged before as it does this season
The people are not richer nor more
extravigant than formerly, but the
home summer resorts are cutting
their own Threats by exhOrbitancy
while by the smuggling that can be
done without breaking the letter o.
the law, and the clicapness Of living
abroad, the cost of crossing can be
offset. 1t ia truly ASTONISHING how
many men there are, of the very
highest standing for Integrity in ev,
erything else, who will sto ,p to pet
ty tricks for detrauding the Govern.
ment Of inpost revenue.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

Horatio Seymour has been buying
large tracts Of land i'm this State, He
has learned that radical State that
could 60 5000 majority against him
for President, is a good place to i'm
vest his loose change. An anti-dein-
ocralc State will do to bet on every
time. 'a ..#..' S. #,Es.- ..ass.s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

FIoricuIturS Is begtnning 10 roccik
attention in lava. The lzeokgk
Gate Csy says AMr. Hose married
Miss Violet at-Ninterset, Iastweek.
There is flower bed for yon. That
rose may reasonably expect to be Il
pOppy--in time.
The Boston Post las the following:
For sale--Iwo collins nade for
Abbott and SpYaguA AppIy TO the
undertakerati the Congressional bury
ing ground" .....
The Lee County Beard of Super
visors, after showing fight have con-
Guided to compromise their bonded
Indebtedness. The ISeokuk Coasti-
tuition scouts this idea, and thinks
the public would be justified in TAX
ing up arms against the Federal au-
thorities. .....st s.. ....... ID.
A Californian writes to have the
Rerolution discontinued; saying, II
have taken it six months and it is
playing the ID in my family"
Mr.. Holloway, the new Post Mas
ter of indianapolis, discovered in the
basement of the office building,
locked up in room, fifty-five bags
filed with undistributed mail mat
ter, accumulated during the past
winter.
The Muscatine Journal is of the
opinion that it is sweet to have
friends that you can trust; but more
convenient to have friends that will
trust YOU. $50. -.-aa ~
Rich as Cornelius Vanderbilt is, 1t
is supposable that he would give his
son o piece OF land il he wanted it
but he wouldn't and that son Will
liam last week purchased all of his
fathers ex tepsive and valuable real
estate Oh Statan Islandy the old gen.
tIeman extorting for the same the
scarcely beleiveable sum Of one dol
lar. $500
Washington dispatches announce
the appointment of J. B. Young as
Pension Agent at Dubuque, in place
of Mr.. Mobley. -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

The Alabama question looks omin-
Gus. In the event of a war between
the two countries, 3England's reia-
tons with America cannot be ex pedt-
ed to be rs well cared for as Grants.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14
sssSoInetlline EIust bc did >

" ~
The citizens Of Marshalltown. are
I'm the midst of intese excitement on
railroad matters. IN order to secure
the connection of the Iowa Valley
Railroad with the northwestern al
that point, the citizens were required
to donate the sum Of So, 600, together
with grounds for the depot. Failing
to raise the funds tosecure this, Mr.
Gilman gave his engineers orders tc
locate the line through Marietta ut q
point five miles west Of Marshall.
town. This has opened the eyes o.
the citizens, and they Are now mor-
ing with might; end main to secure
tine rond. Tie last BHlnber Of the
1Dla6S says: ..:.e .t...... ........
AS we 20 10 press. seven or eight
committees are still leaiOusly AZ NO. L
procuring subscriptions, mainly in
the country. To-day Saturday is
set apart for monster meeting,
which will open ut ~ a. N. in tie
Public Square. ghq Silver Band and
several of our beat Speakers will be
in Attendance. Let everybody turn
out to swell this meeting aud make
il tue grandest aud most successful
Rally Of this exciting Railroad CAM
paign' ......-..... .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14


CONSTITUTION BITrERs.-A friend
of ours who had been complaining of
weakness and general debility, hard
~ able to be around for several weeks,
came in the office the other day, with
sparkling eyes and ruddy cheeks, q
perfect picture OF health. Surprised
TO see so great n change, we asked
him what he had been using. He
replied: Constitution Bitters," and
added, 81 never knew what fine Bit
ters were. l had used others, but
they only made me feel the worse,
causing headache aud bad feeling
in my stomach. The Constitution
are just the thing, and 1 would I'D
wise all my friends to try them" 1"I
All who use, approve of Stewards
Cough Cure. 43 =. %a. g..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

1t is stated that child was born
at Indianola, Iowa, with well devel.
oped wings. Ii lived three hours.
That would be leangel certain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

"The Poet, Priest, Philosopher and
Sage, all turn with rapture to the
Golden Age," in which is found the
most desirable hair renewer. in the
world, now widely known as BAR
rats Vegetable Hair Restorative. "
satisfactory and surprising in its re-
suits, harmless in its application, it
is fast securing public confidence by
its own intrinsic merits.-Ne,0 Iork
NeIOs. - 49, ------ - q -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14
IN BANKRUPTCY.

TgInIS il to give notice that on the 2Sth day OF
n December. A. y 1858, warrant in Bankrupt
cy was issned against the estate Of Alexander Nee
". OF Ccdar Falia in the county of Black Hawk
and State Of Iowa, who has been adjudged n Bank
rupt on his own petition; that the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging to
transfer Of any property by him. are forbidden by
law: that a meeting of the creditors OF said Bank
rupt to prove their debts and to choose one or
more assignees of his estate, VII be held ut a
Court of Bankruptcy TO be holden nj the Law ONCE
of Lowric & Goldthwait, Montana City. Iowa be.
fore c. W. LOwrie, Esq. Register, on the 18th day
of May. A. u. 1863, nj 10 O'Clock n NJ.
III F''s y ~ah@ &s.FFrZR0Y SESSIONS, t,tt
Truitad States Marshal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14
Are You moving West

rPhe d. & M. II. r. Gazette asks
this QUESTION and then exhorts the
people of the eastern States TO look
ut the advantages of which Iowa
can truthfully boast.
Her exceedingly healthy climate.
Her abundance of pure running
water. ''.'
Her richness of soil.
Her stores OF mineral wealth.
Her good provision Of stoue ant
timber.
Her, abupdence of cheap, griclI
lands. ...s..s..-
Her comparative freedom of worth
less land. --.2 '"..' '..
Her freedom from debt. 'i@ q.
Her efficient laws and legislators
Her record of gallantry and liberal
ity. fs ".@E. ..a.| E.'a' B.. -.'.
Her excellent system of common
schools. E'.'' .''@@' ..a..i
Her large fund laid by for the par
tial support of those schools.
Her rapid progress during the past
four years. -.. 1852 @'. 3. ...F
HerstiIl more rapid progress at the
y present time. Il ..' ''.. ...' 5....s@.'
Her position between the two great
rivers of the continent. <"aa .....
Her railroads which place her on
the highway between tile two great
oceans tfsg @@t a@E Is #nes ..
Her ample room an d ample resourc.
es for tremendous projects in the fu.
ture. ~ 5a.'a at@e @t.#
Her moral, intelligent. vigorous,
goahead million of population. #
Think of these things, and If you
have the proper metal iii you come
over and join us i'll our march for
ward. r' .s@ s"...-f .a-H. 20.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

The Stansted (Quebecl Journal
gives an account of great freshct in
that part of the country. Towns
were III many instance almost entire
~ submerged. ....
The most frightful calamity in the
loss of lives took place at CRANKY,
Shefford County, on Wednesday
evening. Severa, persons had col
lected on The bridge over small
stream, there to look at the vast vol
un.e OF water pouring over the dam.
The water had undermined one o.
the abutments, when, without any
warning, the bridge gave way, and
twelve persons were thrown into the
water which was running Ike mill
race. All were drowned except q
little boy of ten or twelve years o.
age.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

Brick Pomeroy's New York Dem-
ocrat hives another sign Of approach
ing dissolution. 1t Is to be an even
ing paper again. '".
Brick and his circulation are grow.
jug beautifully less
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

One ana h,if mile west of Arlington d,pot.
1a6 0rres. ITO cultivated mostly now breakinr.-
The balance Meadow. timber and a spring lake OF
three acres, for fOwls and sh. On the farm L. al
Apple. Pear. Plum and Cherry orchard ard other
fruit, grapes and berries and a grove shetering
house ana barn. Also good water power. In
Quire on the EsrmOr
2ftHftf To-" NJ F. a yAMES WHITNEY,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA,
BlackEawk County.
NOTICES hereby given that ON the 29th day
~ OF MAY. A. II. 1869, n 9 O'Clock 7 NJ. at the
Court House, in the village OF Waterloo. and coun-
ty Aforesaid will be sold at Public Auction 70 the
hichest bidder Cor cash. the following described
Real Estate, levied upon and taken by virtue OF an
execution, issued from the Office of the Clerk of
The District csnrt, within and for The sonnts
FisheT,et a.. and against the property of Goe. G..
Pelton, T. O'Conner and r. NJ Cameron. to-wit
Lots six 6l, seven ca and eight s.. in fractional
lot one ~, section eighteen as Township 50.
range Is west. Lot No. - in Jno. T. Barrick :
subdivision Of section I, township SO. range ID.
Six Gl out of north east corner of the south
west quarter OF section Z township 50. range IL
west. commencing at said north east corner thence
west to the lands decided to Hiram Livingston,
thence sesth to lands decided to Calvin May thence
east Quarter line thence north to place Of be-
ginning. piece OF hnd commencing fifteen is,
rods east Of the north wSst corner OF the south
west quarter OF the south east quarter, section Z.
township So, range 1s, running east fifteen (f50
rods. south twcnty-six aud two-thrds (26s,) rods
thence west fifteen ,15} rods thence north twenty
six Two third (2jlsl rods, toplace Of beginning,
containing ~ acres Also q piece Of land COM
mancing at point 80 rods north of point 50 rods
east Of the south quarter post of section I. town
ship 50, range H. running thence north s32 rode.
thence west 50 rods, thence south 30 rods thence
cast 20 rods 10 place Of beginning Also. lots 2
and 3 IN r. lot /. section Is township So range 49,
Also, lot 23 of southwest quarter OF section :.
(fractinnal) township 81 range ID. oniainine.
3tl00 acres. The north half of the north half Of
southeast quarter OF the southwest quarter sec
tion Z, township go range 10. or so much Thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said wait Of excr
'''~' ''''' 49, W. r. BROWN,
Sheriff of Blaekhawk Comfy, Iowa.
BY C.fWsCoRwIN, Deputy. "a Ls FL a@& Y
| Dated &c the Sherfrs Office, Waterloo, April
10Th, 1863 6w2 Pr Sl2.T5