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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27
5lonalosorGiue Chit.
1s1,roo ft.If,r. a Va,
4<rris-Boola-Ghs.,

Aoe~
A stra1, .@f preached last Sunday,
And erUwIs of people came, 40
To hear q. two ho0fs sermon, l
With . lbafbar0ua sounding name,
Twas oil abOut some people, n IN Z
Thousands Of miles altar,
Who lived ma 1snd at darkpesa i
Called Bozrio- Boola-G Cha. (
Sove1l their wants hs pictured, Wv I
Plat when 4hN FiStes were passed, y
Each listener feltihis pockets, AZ m. n
And goUlly sums were csst.f 9 2
For all must lentta shaaldera 4
TOspush = rolling car, -,
That carries Hight hnd comfort, H"
:. To Bprtios BoOlar Cha 81 '
That night their wants and sorrow,
lay koavy ON my sOHl, "s
And deep in meditation, + AF
/ took my morning stroll,
When something caught my mantle,
> With eager grasp and Wild,
And looking down with wonder ,A .
Isaw alittle Child. .;if.. !. -5,
A pale. snd puhy creature, h7s
In rags and dirt f0rlOrn,
What could she want, questioned,
Impatient to he gone;
With trembling voice she answered.
We live Just down the street,
And mamma she's y dying,
And we've nothing left % eat" w.
Down in wretched basement, t'
With molill upon the wallis. f.
Through whose half buried windows,
Gods stillshiqe never falls,
Where want, aud cold, and hunger, 70.
Cronched near her as she lay,
] found q fell0w-creature =-
Gasping her life away.
A chair. broken table, tF-f
A bed of dirty straw, ~
A hearth ell DARK and cheerless, ,s4s
But these scarcely saw,
A mo,irnfnl sight before me,
The sad and sickening show,
Onever had Ipictured
A scene 50 full Of woe.
The famished and the naked,
The babe that pined for bread,
The squahd group that huddled,
Around the dying bed.
All this distress and sorrow
Should be in lands altar,
Was I suddenly transported,
To Borrio- B0ola-Gha
All, no the poor and wretched a.
Were close behind the door,
And I had passed them needless.
A thousand times before. af'.5
Alas, for the cold and hungry, ..,.
That meet me every day,
While all my tears were given, f..,
y 70 the suffering far away. =
There's work enough for Christians,
In distant lands we know, ~.
Our Lord commands HIS eervants,
= Through all the world to 70, r
Not only for the heather, A..
This was the charge to them, R2t
Go preach the word, beginning
Z, First at Jerusalem.
arr s# IN C*1
Oh, Christians, God has promised, .,.-
Whe e'er to the poor has given. tn
A cup of pure cold water,
Shall find reward in heaven.
Would you secure the blessing
You need not seek it far,
Go find in yender howell,
A BOrrio- B0Ola-Gh,a. 90
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

A CONDITION PREcEDEN1.-ln Au-
s'sta Maine, DO provision has been
mate tins winter for feeding and lode-
ing t'amps. A vagabond went into a
p"i'ce station and wanted to sleep
there
I'VE only lodge prisoners" said the
sergeant behind the desk. " You nn;y
lodge prisoners" repeated tn, vaga.
bond meditatively. "That's alls' Was
the reply: lyon have got to steal somn-
thing, or assault somebody. or some
t4iing Of that kind: = I've got to a.
sault somebody, or something of that
KIND" again repeated the vagahe,,d.
th"ngsltfnlly. Then he reached attrass
me desk with his right arm, and
Knocked tbs sergeant off his stool, saw
sng, as the officer got up with his hand
t" his eye, "t;ive Inc as good u bed
as you kim sergeant, 'ca,s. I don't
feel very we'll to night"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27
Assassination of Lincoln.
Death Of one Of the Alleged Oonspirators.
Fate Of the Others.

Death Of one Of the Alleged Oonspirators.
Fate Of the Others.
The Port 1obaccu( Md. y Indepeadent
Announces that Edward Spangler died
at the residence Of Dr.. Salnpel A.
Mudd, near Bryantown. il Charles
County, Maryland, three weeks since.
1t will be remembered that Spauyler
was one OF the parties arrested with
Herold, Atzerott, Payne, O'Lauehlin.
Arnold, DIR. Mudd and Mrs. Sirr,tt
and tried by military commission for
the assassination conspiracy, which
resulted in the murder of President
Lincoln IN April, 1865. Booth. the
leader OF the conspiracy, was killed in
an attempt t." capture him; Herold.
Atzerott, Payne and Mrs. Surratt were
executed III the yard of the old peni-
tertiary building on the 9TH dav Of
JmIy, 1863; Dr.. Mudd, Arnold aud
OLaugfllin were sentenced to the Div
Tertngas for life, and Spangler to IL
years imprisonment and labor at tile
same place. O'Laugllin died at the
Dry Iortugas during yellow fever
epidemic, and about the close of pres.
ldent Johnson's administration MndI
Spanglsr and Arnold were pardoned
the petition for the clemcncy of the
president being signed by the officers
and men stationed at. the Dry Tortu-
gas, number Of whom were attended
10y Or. Mntfd and nursed by the other
PRISONERS mentioned through the
lever Dr. Mudd, on rcturniuo tn
,Mnylal'd,, took up his residence on
ms i:,rm, where he has continued to
reside. Sara Arnold returned to Raj.
tah,ore, as did spangler. The latter
abunt two years since, took m liz
residence with Dr.. Mudd, between
wnom and Spangler great friendship
Spangler was a native of Pepnsvl-
wanna, but learned his trade AS car
penter IN Baltimble, where he worked
Tor many Years under Mr.. James Gif-
ford. q master builder. Mr.. Clifford
on taking the position of stage carmen,
t ter al at Fors''s Theater, employed Mr.
Spangler of an assistant. Snanclar
was Father stout built man. and was
ao"nt fifty-five @earis old when ne |
h'ed: It was alleged that he took
charge OF the horse Of Booth on the
night OF the assassination, but tnrned
,he animal over to "Peanut John" 10
,s'old, and also that lie had a1ranoe1
with Booth to have way kept onn
~ tue theater for him to escape.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

DETECTION OF CABRERA.-The
worst blow which the Cailist cause in
Spain has suffered since the present
Don Carlos rallied the hardy peasants
Of Northern Spain around his banner,
is announced to-day in the detection
OF General Cabrera. This venerable
soldier-Count de Morella and Duke
dc la Victoria, for suci, are his TITLES
has been for the active part of life,
now extending over sixty-five years,
SO Jealous servant of the Carlist
pretenslons to the throne, that his
secession is almost incredible. Forty
years ago he fought for tie father Of
Don Carlos, and earned an unenviable
distinction for his truly Spanish cruel
ty toward all the prisonNs who fell
into his hands. In London and Paris
he has plotted and labore.l for Carlism
with an indispensable enthusiasm.
When Don Carlos raised again the
standard of rebellion Cabrera was his
most efficient lieutenant. Now it seems
that be has abandoned a service to
which his best days were given, and
tenders his allegiance to the young
King of Spain. That his detection is
recognized as great gain to the AL
consists is attested by the Influence
with which he has been invested by
them.-B0itimore american.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27
That Tidal Wave.

The great Democratic success in
the fall elections last year was hailed
as the tidal wavep which failed to
sweep the country in 1872, but, com
ing two years later, was thought by
many to be the beginning Of reac-
ton against Republication which
would curry Il Democrat into the Pres
ide1tial chair in 1876. = irt liza
The important fact that the Demo-
Gratis actually cast fewer votes in most
Of the States in 1874 than they polled
in 1872 was not noticed by their Or
gans. The indifference or over-confi-
dence of the Republicans in 1874 was
the chief cause Of our defeat; no en-
ergetic campaign was made in any
State, and thousands of our voters
neglected to go to the polls. Conse-
quently the Democrats elected a ma
jority Of the House Of Representa-
tives, although their popular vote fell
far below that of 1872. The success
Of our old political enemies last fall
and the character of the men whom
they elected then has aroused the Re-
publican masses of the North. The
result is seen in the election in New
Hampshire on the 9th inst. After an
active campaign the Republican, car
ried the State by largely increased
vote. +..r .r
The tidal wave of Democracy has
spent itself, and the granite hills of
New Hampshire have set the current
flowing strongly in the other direction.
LII all parts of the Union the Dem
ocrats selected the very worst class
Of the. old-time leaders for Congress.
Disloyal Copperheads in the North and
secessionist and Confederate officers
in the South are the men they delight
to honor. The present House of Rep
resentatives contains liz members
who fought against the Union in the
last war. The ruin and division which
they failed to accomplish by force of
in 1861 5 they hope to accomplish, nov
by political skill. Their plans and
schemes are beginning to be under
stood throughout the Union, and the
people will defeat them in
1876 as5thoroughly by their ballots as
they defeated them in 1865 by bullet
and bayohet. New Hampshire opened
the campaign il March, 1875, which
IS to continue till the final triumph Of
our cause in November, 1876. -Monroe
u ~"
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A Representative and Champion Of Amer
lean Art Taste

Prospectus for l875-Eighth Year.
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Chr Bulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

-rrca,urcr Raincs. OF New York.
getting well.
Hnl Allen. Of Ohio. viii hcucctorlh
w. known "a. ''oll lii,c.up."
The apple crop of Connecticut in 1871
wa- worth S2.mOWm.
,Iccr,c ha> hccu issued >u-prhding
llir Jury ~y>lcmin Madrid. speu.
a mlroad war i.tlrratcurd between
Tie Wilmington ~ Reading aud Heading
n l.chigh Oral Railroads.
The Washington lobbyist call them
selves "a,toncy.." VIII thc Bari--u,m
injunction to protect it, trademark:
-Gcncral McClcad. Of Cleveland, was
ninciv-ii,c years old on New Year day.
and lac went round calling with ,hr o'hcr
hoy
The Philadelphia aud Reading Rail-
road. nj Reading, Pa, la, closed. owing
to the difficulties IN the Schiyllill coal
region.
A Canadian official report on lumacy
say. about fifty per cent of the idiots oi
large towns in Canada are the children OF
drunkard~.
Tho Burks county Pa Railroad l.
to he rcorganized, it, name changed TO
the Reading and Lchigh Railroad" and
| the amount of stock fixed at S200.Oop.
Horace Birncy. the only graduate OF
} Harvard College during the 18th century
now living. attained hi- o5th birthday in
Philadelphia on Monday at last week.
The Virginia Midland Railroad Com
pany offers to give ten acre, oi land To
hmilic, that settle along the line of their
road in Campbell and Spot-ylvania colm-
| tir~.
! MIR. John u. Trevor, of New Work.
/ who j. President oithc Board ct Trustee.
OF Rochester University. has given that
institution $4,000. in addition to hi
former donations of S3i.OOO.
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CAIRO & vINCENNES R. R.

JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
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UNlll ~. Gentlemen
i have -o"u ali,l mc
pleased with the chr0-
mo, iLuCN, which loI
their humOr and fin,
moral lesson ~ well
n the excellence of cN-
ecuiipu, are the most
popular chroIno- at the
day, and lipul,l huNcu
place IN every family
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MANUFACTURED and REPAIRED.

CpECI N. attention given 10 light ana heavy
> forging, house, bridge, raj rOnd and jail
work aud all work of similar character.
steam and g,i- fitting in all IL branches. \
mi assortment OF Morris Iask.r n co =
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods,
etc aud gus fixtures always ON haad.
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TIME TABLE,,

I TSTII. further notice, the Fcrryboat, Three
" States, Will inike The following trips
daily excepting sunday, viz.
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PRICE $40 THE PAIR.

II not found Al your ,pir'mc dealers send
your ou"r, or fora lie ,TipliNc circular, tn HE
publisher j RYDER Cleveland, -
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

10 sell DIR. InASE's RECIPES; Or, IN
fORMAIlON FOR EVERYBODY, in every
county In the ImiU, States and Cana,las. In
Urge" by the Publisher Ia Gis pages II con-
rams over tan household recipes, and il suited
To all clarsc, aud conditions of society. A
wonderful book and u household necessity. II.
sclls AT sight Greatest inducements ever Of
lere,l Ia hook agents sample copies sent by
matt, post paid, Ion s? Exclusive territory
given. Agents moIe than double their money
Nidlc.s, nH tHAsE'S STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE. Ann ARBOn MICH. i7i-ll-2B. VIM
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100000
Worth Of Real Estate,

" III !" distributed among the ticket huidrrs AT
Houston, Twas, March 10, lisa, Tho irsr gin
VIII bc a ilur brick house, on Main street rcnta,
NJ 800, valued AZ 5is,DD, and the smallest giit
WI DE ~ acre, OF Land on building lot lh-
ui7lilbllliun comprises over U,O,0 mles of gnou
Iand, ~ thirty eight growing counlir-. 1h,-
press oil lcAa- and the southwest commend IL Ia,
me klnd all,ulon of the public. The state nll-
thoritic, iuduI.c il.
Circular, giving description OF the property.
lhr plan OF oiaNiup, and other information re
Enriing lrNa>, will be furnished on application
Livery IO.lmastcr II authorized to act ~ lucnG
agent, li'kris, NJ, Ten per cent, discount al
lowed 0n club of ten tickets or more
We refer Ia all hanks, Bankers and bIssiResz
men of Houston
For tickets agcnclc, and full particulars, adj
drss, WAGLEl a LOCKART,
ls-Sl-Wlt Managers, Houston, Texas,
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NouND CITY ACC0,MopAuoV.
leaves AFRO ...... .... ia - AMI i.ul " VI
e" MOUND IlIl ...... .. ! r. aai i.Il 90
Mound City Accommodation InIs We,uc,,Jy
aud saturday
Making close connections &, and hum an
points East aud \ur,h, ~ lIi-uIplli. and tim
cinnati, ani 10 amt from all points south AMI
West by rail AMI river
ID. B. GOODRICH, II. 7. MORRILL,.
zen Ticket A-'t GenwIl ~up't
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SS00 O0 REWAHp--For case OF
~ Do'oD, 'hlll, which my Indian
lht yrl'n only ~ cent Tor TIN diructinn- ior
compromising the medicine Satisfaction .,r,r.
9hH,n or money refunded. Addlc,- IL, H
ieO-li -4l-dANtW
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. a L II O
EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
WILLIE.

ON and after November -, passenger trains
~ will run daily except sundays ~ follows:
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Open every business day from ga m TO 0 n m
and saturday evenings ior savings deposits only
from 10 6 clock
w HYsLoP, Treasurer.
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PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE 4 SPECIALITY

Agent o., Caneron's special Steam Pump and
Boiler Feeder, the beet manufactured tOll's
Patent syphOn Pumps, and JmlNon's Patent
Governor and Governor Valve.
The following engines, etc for sale;
Two steamboat engrnes, lsis inch bore of
cylinder; live feet stroke, and in good order
one steamboat SHAH and crank wrought iron
One engine for hoisting freight, = ,NlG.
One l0Nal saw mill engine, with SHAFT and
crank for muly or gang saw, second hand
One new 7Nl2 enginei my own manufacture
Also, secondhand staye cutting machine
good order
Engines and machinery of all kinds bought
nj tQld
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Savings
B A N K.
CHARTERED MARCH 2I, 1859.
CITY NATIONAL BANK. CAIRO

OFFICERS.
\ II Stafford, President
: TAYLOR, Vice President
W lIlNLoF, Ncc'i and Treasurer,
DIRE GOR-i
T. VI BARCLAY, CuAs GALIGHrni
+ VI NroCKILEIH, pAuLG. SCHtn,
Il n tUNNINGuNN, II l.. HALLIDAY
j VI PHLLIrs
INTEREST paid on deposits al the rate of six
/ per cent per annlnn, March 81 and Septem-
hcr LIST Interest not Withdrawn il added inmc-
diairy 10 the principal of the deposits, thereby
giving them compound Interest
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO ONE ELSE
CAN DRAW 1T.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-12-23
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made I'm the
conditions of n Certain mortgage, exc
cuted by Andrew j. Mclaughlin, OF
Lake county, Michigan, to George =.
Pool, of the said County Of Lake, dated
the 10Th day of June, A. d. 1874, and
recorded on tho 18th day Of June, 1874,
In the office Of Register Of Deeds for
the County Of Lake, In Liber one l)
Of Mortgages, on pages 2l2 and 213,
and which mortgage was, on the 28th
day of December, 1874, duly assigned
nv the said George s.. Pool to L. III.
Jennings, and the said assignment re-
corded In said Registers office, on the
18th day Of December, 1874, In Liber
one ~ Of Mortgages, ut page 2Sl, up
on which mortgage there Is claimed to
bc due at the date Of this notice, the
sum Of One Hundred and Thirteen and
I6-100ths Dollars; and no suit ar pro-
cceding Mt law having been instituted
to recover any part thereof, notice II
therefore hereby given, that
On the isth Day Of January A. D. 1876
ut two o'clock In the afternoon, shall
sell ut public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the front door of the court
room THAT being the place Of holding
Circuit Court for the County of Lake.
the premises In said mortgage described
or so much thereof as shall he neccssa.
nv to satisfy the amount due on said
mortgage, with interest at ten pet cent
and legal costs, together with an attor.
ney fee of fifty dollars, stipulated In
said mortgage to be paid In case oI
foreclosure; that Is tn say, the follow.
ing piece or parcel Of lard, situated In
Lake county, Michigan, viz: The
north half ~ Of the south east quarter
~ of Section Twcnty-cight (2s) in
Township Eighteen (1S) North, OF
Range Eleven ny West, being Seven
u t70) acres.
T.. II. JcrvrYss,
Assignee.
fArrEreor q rAr.SEp,
Attorneys for Assignee.
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Elk TOWNSHIP Items.

EDITOR STAR:-Scrvices were hold
in the school house, in Dist. No. I, last
Sunday evening, by Rev. Mr.. Fry. A
Class has been organized, and George
l.. Wilson, SEN, chosen IA it's leader.
Prayer meetings are being held every
other Sabbath evening, at the same
place.
Three families have recently located
In this township.
a little child Of George Burchard has
been very sick, but IL now getting bet
ter.
Last Saturday an OK owned by J. J.
Hancse, was killed by getting chokcd
on piece Of turnip.
The saw mill known as Kirkland's
mill, has recently changed hands, by
which n. I. Kline has become pos.
SCISSOR Of one half. IL IL not settled yet,
as 10 who the owner of the other part
viii b. It IL being overhauled and O
new wster-wheel put In. II IL expect
Cd that ~ VIII DO ready for operations
10 two or three weeks. r.
Err, Dec. 20th, 1876.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-12-23
Hughlitt's Ivory Wheat.
80 To 100 Bushels to the Acre

80 To 100 Bushels To the Acre.
SOMETHING NEW.
Agents Make IS 10 $40 a Day Selling this Wheat.
Make Money and Benefit your Neigh
bors.
AGENTS Wanted Everywher, IN sell Ivory Wheat
Allow l,S to call your attention 10 lhi~
new kind of SPRING WHEIT tina,
will Weld from 80 to 100 bushels to tho
Acre. This wheat was imported from
1fyica, and has been grown In the
taHed Suites with unparalleled success
for two years. :,
The grain of this wheat Is small,
plump and heavy, Of II whitish color,
and weighs 20 pounds tO the measured
bushel. Its growth is quite different
from all other grades of wheat, one
mint being sufficient to plant an acre.
loo grains of the seed IL sufficient for
a farmer to plant in order TO obtain an
abundance of seed for 20 to 40 acres the
following year.
IT'S GREAT VALUE CONSISTS,
In it's abundant yield
In it, -four qualities
3 In the quality of bread made from
its flour
In it, great yield If flour
5 In the facility with which II IL mar
vested
In it, making good yield on any
kind Of land
I'm its being of n very heavy nature,
and not liable to rust
In its being easily threshcd on our
common thrcshcrs
q In its retention of these properties
through successive years OF Guilt
walton, and not running out"
a. many new kinds do In America
TO any one desiring toact rs AGENT
we will send sample package. OF JOG
grains for 81, or 500 grains for 81, with
circulars giving full directions as 70
time and manner of planting, cultivat-
ing, &C., land terms to AGENTS) pro-
paid by mail.
Scmi money by Postoffice Order or
Registered Letter. Address
LuCIUs OsMENT & Co.,
C,crciond, Bradley o., 7tnn.
lpt2E
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-12-23

Now is the time of the year for Pnc,i-
moni;,, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds
and fatal results of predis.poSitiOn t.
Consumption and other Throat am,
Lung Diseases. B0SCHEE'S GERMAN
SYRUP has been used in this ncigl'bor,
hood for the past two or three years
without single failure to cure. Ifyou
have not used this medicine yourself
40 to your Druggist, A. NJ. Burnan,
aud ask him of its wonderful success.
among his customers. Two doses will
relieve the worst ci,se. If you have II,
faith in any medicine, just buy sam,
pic Bottle of Boschee's German Syrul
for 10 cents and try it. Regular siz,
Bottle 75 cents. Don't neglect cough
to save 75 cents.
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NirTana Items,

Miss Clara Lacy came home last Sat.
Sick with the measles.
It's boy, and "Vol." Lacy Is dad, T"
and you bet he can get up smile.
Vim. Markham has returned from
Pennsylvania.
John Jenkins called OH US last week,
could not stop long.
Hunters all Como; game law stopped
them.
Six deer shipped out of this place
last week.
Two weddings going Off on the 25th.
c. C.. jerks is i'm town to-day.
The mill formerly belonging to A. O..
Benjamin is being put in repair for u
Winter run.
A foreman of the F. & p. M. R'y, In
this place, Is the hardest worked man
on the lire of the road; he having to
repair one long section of the railway
and attend to three short "school-
mnams." PEDRO.
Nirrana, Dec. Goth, 1875.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-12-23
Notice.

MOTTO T. il hereby given, that an
application will he made TO the 3oar'
81 Supervisors of Lake county, Michi-
gan, AZ their adjourned meeting, to he
acld on the third day of January, ~.
ID. 1876, praying them tn dets.ch from
the Township of Ellsworth, the follow
ing described territory, to-wit: All of
Town Nineteen (19i North, of Range
Thirteen (l3l West, Lake county, Mich
igan, and the same be annexed to the
Township of Eden.
y. A. toBB, PETER ID. kALE.
HARLOW Ryan ELIAS H. UrTiNorR.
!. W. IIowK, TMos.S. LASGIIboE.
Mn, g. kEtCu, HuRAcE =. SAWYER.
A. D. BURrfcK, DAVID NJ LAT GuLIS.
JOHN A. NILSSON, EDWARD NC-LrsKEN.
Dated, this 18th day of November,
a. ID. 1879.