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The New York herald., 1869-03-03
A woulu-De-muapsRsa.

Alexander Owens, alias Alfred Jones' VINO was
arrested Monday night at No. 23s Greene street by
onncer Watts. Of the Fifteenth precinct having in
his possession large carving knife, with which he
threatened to take the life OF the woman Eliza Daven-
port, O. already reported in the HERALD, was ar
raigned yesterday morning ct the Jefferson Market
Police Court before Justice Dodge. Eliza preferred
Q charge Of fcl0nl0us assault against him, during
which it transpired that she was at one time his
wife, but ne had obtained . divorce from her some
eighteen months since on the ground OF her bad
habits. Since then ne has frequently troubled her,
ana during the night IN question called ct her house
with the murderous weapon which he held over her
head, threatening that II she did not swear on her
knees to again "nvo with him" he would take her
&C the station house he vowed he would. as soon
out Of this difcuty, again swing for her." In his
informal examination Owens said he was twenty
nine years Of age, has employment n . carver Of
meat, born In the United States and not guilty. Of
the charge. He was sent TO the Court Of General
Sessions for trial in default OF $4,000 bail.
ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
BURNING or A SLEEPING CAR.-Yesterday morning
the Pullman sleeping car Napoleon, which was the
rear car the express train which arrived here last
fr0m the track while rounding on the curve near
Eastwood station. on the Great western Railway.
The car rolled into the ditch bottom up, where It
Was consumed by 1re which originated from the
contents OF the furnace being scattered through the
car. Fortunately all OF the passengers escaped In
Jury All who were injured had their claims against
the company satwhed yesterday. The loss to the
Sleeping Car Company will probably exceed
$2o, ,000.-RocIaester IN. ~ Union, March l.
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AyeraTe tempersture for Monday. :.
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OITY ORDINANCES.

ID o L L Il ION.
III To Release Certain Property of Samuel Miller
from the Lien of Certain Judgment.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the CITY OF Philadelphia, That the City Solicitor be
ana ne is hereby authorized and directed to release
and forever discharge from the lien and operation of
the Judgment entered on the bonds of Alexander
Reed IN the District Court for the City and County
). b., against Samuel Miller, ct AL the following
described property to wit:-Al that certain lot or
street. on the south by Turner street. on the east by
twentieth street and on the west by Twenty-flrst
street: Provided, The sureties Of the said AleXan-
Miller pay into the City Treasury the sum Of
ten dollars to pay for the publication of this reso-
luton
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President OF Common Council.
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.Brignoli has been singing at Omaha.

The King OF Sweden has decorated Rubenstein.
The Tuileries guard has been increased by five
thousand men, who sleep fully accoutred and armed.
Miss Emily j. Harris is to read the Declaration
to Boston
Long John Wentworth is to be at the Dartmouth
centennial.
Miss Emma Webb has left the stage and taken
the Held against woman suffrage.
Seven miles Of violin strings vibrate at the Co.
liseum.
The continuation Requiem Mass to Rossini has
been finished.
--Auber is at work on new nve-act opera, The
TiOO Sisters.
,,E,Rossini's Mass is performed at Benagats gam
bling hell in Paris TO draw visitors.
Patti calls Miss Lamarra a Vienna girl who
mas been singing in Paris, the future qneen OF Italian
opera.
Madame Rossini will soon sell all the posthu-
nous compositions Of her late husband valued at
$4,000 francs
-Mendelssohn's birthplace at Hanbury has been
oThamented with marble plate containing his por-
Fifteen hundred eggs were accidentally broken
since.
The New England Historic Genealogical Society
VIII celebrate its twentynfth anniversary at Boston
in the fall.
-Kandiyoh, which narrowly escaped being the
make bufialO hsh."
-"How do pity young people who have to 20
through the world, says the tombstone OF queer
"A Quincy (ll) negro sues a steamboat COM
pany because it wouldn't let him eat with white
people.
-RockpOrt (Mass.) folks saw a big blue meteor
which dissolved into show or red sparks the other
night
The Boston Post thinks "Reddy the Blacks llithD
has probably come there to practise on the anvil
chorus.
"A bazaar for the benefit of the Temporary Home
for Lost and Starving Dogs has lately been held in
London.
TIE Emperor OF Morocco has granted a large
tract OF land TO an English company for raising cot
ton.
The Tempest was lately read by Mrs. Sterling, in
London, with chorus OF 400 voices 10 sing the Incl
dental music.
AN Illinois infant, having failed to dispose OF
with coal OIL
The croquet players OF Northampton have formed
tne Western Massachusetts, Croquet Union. Woman
BufTGgee.
"A Maine gentleman was pleasantly surprised, ON
ms return from church. 10 find his three children
'usy In cleaning out bis $500 watch.
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DICTIONARIES.
How They are Made-The German "WOr-
Terbuch.1


The Pal Null Gazette SAYS
The great 'WOrterbuch,' or dictionary of
the German language, set on foot by the
Brothers Grimm, has now reached about the
midway of it's course towards completion 1t
is seventeen years since the first instalment
appeared, and its progress has been carried on
continuously and methodically ever since
The work itself forms an important era not
only in the history of German literature, but
IN that of other European nations also; and
1t is not uninteresting to glance back over
some particulars of its origin and execution,
as we find them stated in a recent number of
the German periodical the GGrte,aIll6e.
In 1887 seven professors of Gottingen
IN. 0,nia.See1rslty had to give up their chairs and
IN une territories of Hanover on account of
.ne part they took in upholding the Constitution
',6eiiIsU the arbitrary measures of King Ernest
both deeply skilled students in nhiloIooicai
lore, whose researches had led them into
much curious discovery concern;no tha .l.; .nyo
qpltles OF the German language. The leisnro
which was now thrust upon them fonnd ti'ul,s
happily provided with subject of literary y,
terest which their professional duties wonid
never have left them time TO prosecnts
AT the suggestion of the publishing firm
of Wiedmann, they undertook the eompila-
tlon OF an exhaustive dictionary, which was
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
ID U L g B
or
MEDICINES, HOSPITAL STORES,
DRESSINGS, APPLIANCES,
MOSQUITO BARS ETC.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PuRvEvoR's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D. c., June IA. 1890

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D. c., June IA 1882
VIII be offered at public sale In this city on WE'D
NESDAY, the 2sd instant, at 10 A. NJ, at Judiciary
Square Depot street, between Fourth and Fifth
Streets large and valuable assortment OF Medicines
Stores, Dressings, and other property belonging 20
the Medical Department Of the United States army
Among the articles to be offered at auction will be
embraced the followlng:- $50 gallons Sim
pie Cerate, 1900 pounds; ChorofOrm, 500 pounds /:
Powdered Opium, 240 pounds, Tinct OF Opium, $50
pounds; Sulphate of Qunia, 1000 ounces Camphor
15O pounds; valuable assortment OF Fluid Extracts
altogether nearly 100 lots Of Medicines prepared by
some Of the best establishments in the country
Also, 10000 pounds Beef Extract 1000 pounds Can
dies; 56OO pounds Condensed MIX; Gelatne. adhe-
sive and Isnglass Plasters in large quantities; 1000
Gutta Percha Bed Covers, new; Gutta Percha Cloth
Patent and Picked Lint, Roller Bandages, Feeding
Cups, Graduate Measures, Mortars w. w, Scales
Prescription ana shop, Dressed Sheep skins Spatdas
Spirit Lamps, Turned Wood PHI Boxes, PHI Ma
chimes and Tiles; Walls, 25OO dozen Also 5000 Brown
Linen Mosquito Nets, Single, in original boxes
Particulars in Catalogues
TeIms-CASH IN NGOvERNMENT FUNDS ONLY
rs per cent required as a deposit at time Of sale.
All purchases to be removed in five days ana
errors corrected after removal of the goods.
6166t CHARLES SUTHERLAND
Assistant Medical Purveyor, Brevet Col. L. S. A.
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PROPOSALS.
CUSTOM HOUSE, PHILADELPH

COLLECTORS OFFICE, June Q, 1859.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office,
until the twenty-eighth day of June, for the supply
OF RATIONS for the petty officers and seamen of the
United States Revenue Cutters this station, for
the term of one year from the first day OF July next
The Rations to be OF good and wholesome quality.
TO be approved by the captain, and the different
articles comprising the Rations to be delivered on
board the vessels in good and sufficient casks and
vessels to be provided by the contractors, and the
contents distinctly marked on each.
1t is TO be understood that the contractor will be
bound to furnish upon reasonable notice. as often as
may be required the captain of the vessel with the
appreciation of the Collector (not exceeding upon an
average one day in each week. such fresh meat and
vegetables as may be equivalent to the corresponds
ing parts Of the ration allowed in the naval service
Specifications will be furnished at this ofice.
HENRY ID. MOORE.
61O-thm5t Collector
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CUSTOM HOUSE, LPHIA.
~ COLLECTORS OFFICE

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS is hereby given that the
o0ng seizures of property have been made port
81 hhladepha for violation of the laws OF
December os, 1858, from brig Clunette from Havana.
boxes Cigars. ' ~ 1'
February 81, 1869 from schr Boswell from St. John p
February 3 1862 from Stars and Stripes from
d March e, 1869, from sohr. Adoph Hugel from Porto
hlco, Dbl. and bags Sugar
April 1863, from schr. H. J. Hedges from Caibarien
April q, 1869, from barque Sam Sheppard from Glen
fuegos, u boxes Guava Jelly
April 22 1869 from brig Oastilian, from Matanzas bb
of Sugar, ~
April 90, 1869 from schr Althea from oardenas bags
and box Sugar. Ns@
May 1859 from Gayn's Hotel at Swanson and Queen
streets, II boxes and 26 bundles (l575l Cigars
May :, 1862 from brig Mountain Eagle from Havana
gallon Gin '
May 4, 1869, from brig Lizzie wayman from Trinidad
May 1862 from steamer Juniaa from Havana boxes
and (945O) Cigars
May 10, 1869, from steamer Juniaa, from Havana $500
May H. 1859 from steamer Juniata from Havana cases
OF Wine, demJohn Gin, and bottles Brandy.
May Ia, 1867 from schr l.. W. Wheeler, from Sagua,
May 49, 1862 from brig Gaatea from Matanzas boxes
May 1s, 1862 from brig George f. Dale from Cardenas
o. May a. 1859 from brig Josie A. Deyereaux from sagua
May a. 1852 from barquo Sarah B. Hale from Cardenas
May %, 1869. from schr f. r.. Baird from Matanzas,
May g. 1869 from schr General Conner from Cienfuegos
May 49, 1859 from schr General Conner from Cienfuegos
demijohn Aguadente
Any person claiming said property is required
and file with the Collector Customs Phadelpha III
claim ia the within twenty days from the date OF the
HENRY d. MOORE
oH3I& Collector of Customs.
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RSys CITY TRBASURER'S OFFICE
: - PHILApELPHIA, june 1, 1854
NOT, MOTTO Ii. The sEMI,ANNuAL IELERISr on the
1853, viii be paid and after that date. 80 ~
6lOSW City Treasurer
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R6y@ CITY ,TREASURERS OFFICE.
-. -. 49, PHILADELPHIA, june I, 1869.
. .MATUkED CITY LOANS--rhe City Loans maturing
July 1862 will be paid and after that date at this
Office, by order Of tho Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund.
JOSEPH ~ PEIRSOL.
6O3w City Treasurer.
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..a,,,.. -, Why To- Iota
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-Th books are now
for subscription payment the new stock of this
Company. THOMAS Il. FIRTH,
bB@t Treasurer
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BS- CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE
Nor1oEo sEAEEU5AH EEE5sRrIfEA fNPEREsT yEs2 ~ se q.
Funded Debt q the City Of Philadolphia due Juy 4
61Osw O0'n' /" CITY 'iFrs11Te Treasurer.
BST CITY ,TREAsURER's OFFICE
MATuRED CRY 1oANs6s Ns6P1Ff CfIg fcSS9 SS9e mstssnr @
@ so sy oTder T De 81 pS 1 On Snd after that IT. dst this
Fund v '1' N'-N's
JOSEPH N PEIRsoL,
6103w City Treasurer
nSy@ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY, TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, May, 10, 1899.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS books are now
open for subscription and Of the stock
Company. THOMAS Il. FIRTH,
bls30t Treasurer
R1Sya PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 3d. 1869.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The Board Of Directors have this day declared a
semi-annua dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. on the
capital stock Of the Company, clear OF National and
State taxes, payable In cash on and after May 30
1869.
Blank powers Of attorney for collecting dividends
can be had at the ONCE Of the Company, No. 23s s.
Third street
The 0ffice will be opened at A. NJ. and closed at
P. NJ from May SO TO June 5, for the payment OF
dividends, and after that date from A. M. to 3
pm. THOMAS II FIRTH.
3 3 6Otl Treasurer
NoTE.-The Third Instalment on New Stock OF
1868 is due and payable on before June IS.
Bap PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK
CANAL AND RAILROAD CoMPANY,s
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS.
limited amount OF these Bonds, guaranteed by
the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY, is
offered at NINETY PER CENT
The Canal of the Company is 1O5 miles long Their
Railroad, of the same length, is fast approaching
completion, and being principally owned by the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, will open in con-
nection Herewith an immense and profitable trade
Northward from the Coal Regions TO Western and
Southern New York and the great Lakes
Apply at LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COM
PANY's OFFICE, No. 9O3 WALNUT Street, Phila-
delphia-
CHARLES c. LoNGSTRETH,
6919t Treasurer l. " r. r. Co.
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Presidential. H. Swanson.
Treasurer-Michael Carroll, (Capt. Mich.)
Secretary-A. Benedick.
ForemsD-William Swami.
First Assistant-A. Lynch.
Second Assistant-G. Angel.
Marshal-Mr. Carroll, (the same handsome
Mike)
And gallant Nike Tracey, Aid.
This excellent company was organized February
20. 1851. At that time Tiers were seventeen men,
bers: six only of whom are left, namely, N. o.
Tracey, NJ. Carroll, David Bradbury, Frank Boyd,
VIM. Austin, VIM. Wallace. The company at
present numbers seventy nine members, both
active and exempt, nine. tenths of whom turned
out to-day. Hook and Ladder have only one
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13
o. III Real street.

eraI costive, sametimes alternating
The head is troubled with pain. and
sen ation, considerable less ofmem,
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For Arkansas and Texas.
TRAVELLERS OR EMIGRANTS GOING
10 Arkansas or Texas should Cross the river
ut this point on steamer
i LAURA, -. Cheek, MASTER
10 Checks Landing. Four miles Of lard travel
saved. Boat makes four trips daily. Fare one
half that Of stea mer Gallatin. ~
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
MISSISSIPPI AND rEsSrssrs RAILROAD.
New Orleans mail daily. ass pm. n: Ia Am IN
Er rasSSss Except Sunday S:sS pm, 4:55s;m
Mail train makes direct connection for NOW
Orleans and all points South.
Express train makes direct connection for
Coffeeyille, Water Valley oxford, Holly
Springs. and ali points North Of Grenada on
Mississippi Central railroad. A.
Ticket Office, 2S719 Main street. ana ~ tne
denot. Omnibuses will call for passengers and
check baggage in any part OF inc city pS i0A'-
ing orders at 2S71 Main. S.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD,
THROUGH mail. dsi dyS;i,;docs N10 r'A' iA-'0 '
Z not arriveSunday or leave ,oo
Saturday)..... V.oV rhs Al'oV rshs
Junction and Somerville
49,, save sundays.'.,., Sio ~ s..t e;w ,b.r
Railroad time hfteen minutes ias'ef 'nAn
om''' NO. 80 a. A. BARNES. G. 7. A.
BARNEY HuaHEs. Passenger AGENT
xxxrHIs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD,
Day Express....--s''.''''''iaal Il, ~ r'h' az
E Da:a'g, EA RRccommodaiion. Sis 500 !:
Railroad time is Is minutes faster than city
t;me. Ticket Office, No. 1371f Main street. DO
poll h''' " S.B JONES, Sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILRoAD.
no,vo Wrsr Leave Hopeheld at $50 an.
arrive at L'Anguille at ll:So Am.
no,.,na E.sT-Leaye L'Anguile at 2 p.m.;
arrive at uopefeld at 500 pm: -
Trains leave daily. Ferryeoat ieas ~. 1901 OF
oA''A B. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and SuperinteH dent.
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MEMPHIS 4 ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET COMPANY.
United States Mail Line
PAIL ARRANGEMENT.

4N FALL AHHAN0HMENT
iite 80 --oT
r,Rou Ann Altar THIS DATE THIS
n Gomnanv viii run THREE boats week In
n. yoM ssmsss v;vsr and until the completion
w. !, az hestsI the following boats will con-
stitnte the lines 81" III 3s2
THOS. III. ALLEN. Pritchard, master.
: - ~ p,.s.d.u rn..,.,
" - ."'''''''''''''''''''n n'As1u'
GUIDON...--...... .....'.'-clay hice' MASTER
unUM RUIR65 ..,.,,.... Y rkes, master.
= -, =, = : - - wv
reav;nv Mempb,s overy Monday, Wednesday
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Medical Notice.

DR. e.. g. CADE, LATE VISITING
~ physician Of the Charity Hospital. New
Orleans. La. and for the last three years sur
eeon Of the U. s. Post Hospital at jackson.
Mis-. respectfully tenders his professional SER
vices TO the citizens Of Memphis apd vic nifty,
in cases Of every chaf acter. Special attention
given to all diseases peculiar TO females; also.
venereal, syphilis. tumors. and all chronic dis
eases.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13
TO Country Merchants.
mRs. HTNKsToN

W. hav. the cheapest line Of trimmed Hats
, fha effw W-tl
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TKNDRRs HER sINcEREsT THANKS
i 20 her numerous patrons for their liberal
patronage In the past. and solicits coepnq-
nrepared 10 eive her undivided attention 70
6rsss Msking IN IT, various departmenis. All
OF ders eatly and promptly executed MIS- N,
will be found IN the rooms formerly occupied
a5s Second street. Irving Block. p fs
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MERRY's MI EuM I"r s"uary. with a"
si,rar,iv- table 81 contents. 10 received. -
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ue~ subscriber. a patent s"''-binirf; 90
that. Tor The small srm o. 81 50. one COT
90, ain an elegantly bound vo'um- 81 near',
ak huadr.d pages OF entertaining reading.
s.i.ed by L,nlsa NJ A.tou, one of the moe
charming and b,ii'snl writers tor boys and
o, IA that our country haze hitherto producrd
Par,h,s aud friends ~ y"u"g peopl' CA
m Ike no in"rr src'p'shie.a present ina"
wears Subscription 10 Nerve Museum
v hich viii eau. thr bows aud gir's :" th'"
with pleasure If their be"pinc'ufs as sufe'
as every month comes round
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any address, en- trceip' OF no 'hree.ee'
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Tps WORKING ; THE TARIFF The 'ar'n
sh.,rdi, re ~ III. Il IDEALS nr- wei il'n,'ra
,ed in the fact thar our 'xsrr's, f'r M lH-'
.iS\e-rs; Und. Z u high pro e''iv 'se'" n"V'
.i.rr.ased on an nvss~qr SCI 5OO.UU an'
M .ny, rs cun,pss.d ~ih inr "" wears pre-.
csd,a. ;. sud sh- i,np"r's f"f the same op'o'
.hnw .n average increase ~ 81 500 coo =
mexican Industry Sh+s not been protected
viii 2 The mass OF The people have De" m
puver.hrd through The incrcased price paid
Tor he imported as well IS Tor the h"ft
made goods.
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Female Lawyers.

The last phae- vi he wom rH's f'gn's nor
70, j. The stu,- - voung nd, 10 inc
s.. l. uis law -cn,o. N thing would BIZ
more likely 10 IN u j,ry 'h-n me prp"n'-
/, ,ourh snu t.su'y H. hrhsl' oi m" 'H'"-
lie sy.in., The Nv Wnrre il IN Judge
whos, npiaion cnuid MI b. ~arp.d nd he
b,m..f ,si-,. ,rrnri The d inv u iis h"g.
y Of n ag'ins ] Gal duck % e'g"'rsh
t,mm.r-! H. breach ~ PROMISE ca - your
q. mate lawyer woud b. overs'rI "f"e hf'
capxri'y 10 pain, the s'.lsl"y II fT'!t'sss
swain b. ING deflt.d fron y prsc'ic"i Ran
nee PEN ,ps r.. vu"g l'dv =" NJ m
lia.t been ADMITTED 10 The = l. 'uis srh"'
ihs-. hnw. s.r. 20 intention al becoming ~
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In, pr.i,s.n Sh. will ,xpn""d Back
tone nnn .xplsi" & K" uf"n E"i"'"" -
hr io,ure ch,-i justice sd Attorney gen
rrals u tt- c'u"'n.
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FRIDAY Jan. 90 1869.
GUARDIANS SALE OF LAND.
t.sn. 8 1903

\'OTICE IL thereby gwen inst the under
N ,,vud guardian IL hr minor hens ui
%. w nam 9 X. dtcra-ed vii !" pur' ua"c'
at ~ I'D rot re c"nr oi G nimon P~"-.
81 Dab 10 county. Indiana. f-r Tor say Z"
oub,r sur,,nn 81 hr ". tI's'- f"
MONDAY Frmu,ty Oh. 1859.
=, 10 -. ok A. M 4, III io'Io~,"s 's"ds ana
f.l.s, IT," he ~s'd-, si'ua''d' Ia P"'"K"
II ~. siup Duu.i- county lndls IA, dee ctIoea
>. tito. 5. 10 ~u:
Tn. undm d. i've .iah'hs pat OF he eas'
III 81 .hr sru'i .ras' quartet 81 .rc''"" y .
,,upo,v o~n hip n. ~' sou'b us rnngr
-, w.s s,d ,nr " st h,li oi the north wrsl
n, ,,+r AID ~. nor'h wat a. r'rr oil M
,.u h Ne, qua,'er q s-cilon "umb~r 'w'"'
Inv on. tOAn number i~"; SCUM fo"g' ~
,our = EFT, con,aini z ~ al Two huhcfeu
scr--.
! Trnms-Dne third c..h. hn'aure 10 Mo
49,. ps,mrn's i, twelve sud eigher"
m ..,hs. with not . ~ interest, wnivi"g v'''
!, aim ia sppral-mr0 law-, with freth"It
sut.,ie. ,ppr. VA hv h Gu dis"
Is d. EDMONSrON. Guardian
81, tie same nm, aud place. S"'
.,,,, m. ..m. - n,s. ~ heirs ui the sHi'
Wd,.m OK wh b ~" wrivrd ~ the Y
10, Nv, n,y."r. ,snfs, WI So 'h"if "''''s
~ I'D /, he above described real ~s'"te
,n- snn.e being tie unc,sid.d three eig''h
oar III re"' ri.
\ WILLIAM a TeAvL.R. Au'y.
\ - 1894
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SURVEY NOrii Il.

vl.HE undersigned VIII proceed with IN
i G, UNITY Surveyor "i Dnb"'' County. ."
he 81, ony OF Jan 1869, W run 'hr linz
!, d d .,.smine The bou, har,es oi section No
7 Town 3 south rang. 3 west.
The ,n,prm. dia,- .im-s will also oe ~"
aud IN. corn.ss thereof es,sblished. -.
suus inter, sted wi pl. 40 he rr'sr"s.
HENRY BUSHkOrTEK.
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adopts find mo d fficultv whatever III
accomplishing lnlly ff y miles wtlin
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