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National Republican., 1876-01-07
MICHIGAN STATE ASSOCIATION.
An Interesting Nsshng and Pointed Rsso.
lutiouS.

lutions.
The regular monthly meeting OF this associa-
ton was held at Clarke's hall last evening, Maj.
John J. Knox, thelpresident, in the chair. The
following gentlemen were announced as the ex-
ecutiye committee for the ensuing year, viz:
Captain Henry Sherwood, Levi Bacon, W. H.
Barton NJ. L. Higgins and Dan. T. Pierce. On
motion, Hon. A. S. Gaylord, assistant attorney
general for the Interior Department, was unani-
mously elected an honorary member Of the asso-
citation.
ME-. N. Howell movedIthat the executive
committee be instructed to make arrangements
for the proper celebration of the anniversary Of
the admissisn Of Michigan as q State on the 18th
instant, and the motion prevailed. The commit
tee was also instructed to provide for Michigan
ball, to take place in February next.
The following resolutions were presented by
Captain Henry Sherwood, late postmaster of the
House Of Representatives, and were unanimously
adopted:
jority in the House Of Representatives IN remoy-
ing from position men who had proved their MT
ness iSr the place 6y long ana aai na nn,rs
men, can only be justified on the theory that ITO
the victor belongs the spoils," and is subyersve
Resolved, That, when wounded soldiers, disa-
bled from the pursuit Of manual labor in their
efforts to maintain the Government, are removed
from positions that they were in every respect
qualihed to fill, and their places filled by men
whose only recommendations for the place were
deVotlon 10 the repel cause, every Union man mas
cause to feel the insult and do all in his power to
redress the wrong.
Resolved, That the course adopted by the DEM
ocratic party in the House OF Representatives is
directly antagonistic to the principles enunciated
in their political platforms, and is conclusive evil
dence that said party platforms are shown to be a
deception and fraud.
Resolved, That the Government is in duty bound
to protect those who protected 1t, and the sppli-
cation Of the political guillotine in the House of
Representatives to those who maintained the
Government in the hour Of its peril demands
like application by the heads or the Executive
Departments to that dsloyal element now hold
ing place in the several Departments, and thus
giving positions to those removed from the House
of Representatives W no are "honest, faithful and
capable" and that we most heartily indorse the
sentiments of tho President In relation Thereto.
National Republican., 1876-01-07
InitallatInn Of CffcarE.

Grand Chancellor a. J. Cunning installed the
following officers in Reliance Lodge, No. Is, X
p, last night: p. G., J. Z. Wilson Z. C., L. A
ShekelI; V. C., L. P. Pumphrey; X. Of r. s., G
L. EberIy NJ. of E, q. P. Cooper; NJ. of F.,
". Hibbs; NJ. a, W. J. Foster; l. q, -
~. g., -; representatives to the Grand
L.dge, W. A. IL. Bradley, q. l.. Eberly, G. p
CJoDer IL NJ Locke and j. e, Wilson,
National Republican., 1876-01-07
A Valuable Discovery.

DIR. e. W. Benson, practiclng physician at 100
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd, tuho has
paid much attention to reryous diseases,) has
discovered that extract of celery and chamomile
combined, in o certain proportion, invariably
cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic, ner-
yous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervous
ness. This is a triumph in medical chemistry,
and sufferers all over the country are ordering
by mail He prepares ii in pills, at 20 cents per
box. The Doctor is largely known and highly re-
spected in Baltimore. These pills are sent, post
age free, to any address, and sold by all whole
sale and retail druggists in Washington, George.
town and Alexandria.
National Republican., 1876-01-07
"11RED NATURES SWEET REsToRER, BALMr
BRADY'S r
National Portrait Gallery,
No. 625 Pennsylvania Avenne, Between
Sixth and Seventh Streets.

Mr.. Brady has the Measure OF announcing G TO his
friends and the public that he has turned Wash.
ington and reopened his gallery. He Will ee aided
self OF all the recent improvements In the photo
tsntion 10 his patrous dsiIy RON a. m. tli D. n.
deie-STuThtf F-.~.
National Republican., 1876-01-07
Auction Sale To-day.

By Duncans0D Bros:
AZ 10 o'clock, cigars, uines, rotionG and shelf
EeedE
National Republican., 1876-01-07

woRKINGNIN! Look to your interests, and
save doctor bills BY using DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
National Republican., 1876-01-07
OITY ITEMS.
YEARS EXPERIENCE

FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
have tested the virtues Of DR.. Wistdr's BGl3Gm Of
Wild Cherry, ard 1t is now acknowledged to be
the best remedy extant for pulmonary and lung
disc ses, embracing the whole range from slight
cold to q settled consumption. Were It not for Its
merits 1t would long since have "died and made
no sign" Fifty cents and 81 bottle; large bot
ties much the cheaper.
"TIRED NATURES SWEET REsToREB, BALNr
sLEEP."
But there are times when this "Renewer Of
strength is denied us-tmes when our minds
and bodies have been so oyerworked and are so
worn out that we "woo the drowsy god in vain. I"
The Peruvian Syrup ian iron tonic) renews our
strength, and makes our rest sweet and refresh
ing.
THunsroN's IvoRT FEARL ToorR Powpnl
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
twenty-five snd my cents per bottle.
JouvE1's INoDoRous kID-dLovs CLsAHm
viii renoyate soiled gloves thoroughly snd
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle
THOMPSON PoNADE OPTIMn 10 equal 70 the
best French, and but half the prios TSonty-nvs
and ffty cents per bottle.
WILLS STRHNaTHBNIre fLAsTnRs Are tas
very hest. All sold bv druggists.
National Republican., 1876-01-07

ARGUMENT OF COUNSEL NOf YEF FINISHED.
National Republican., 1876-01-07

Washington Monument soeiefy-Rcr
eeipt of q Monumental Block from
0hiO-HfchfEanders in session-ENs
preston OF their Fiews-MisceIIane.
ous Paragraphs OF Local Interest.
National Republican., 1876-01-07

Great Reduction in the Price Of Dry Goods.
The very best Wamsutta Cotton, l24 cents.
The very best Calicoes, s centA Keeps patent
partly-made dress Shirts, % for six shirts.
W. W. BURDErJE Co.,
No. g2s Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1876-01-07
Victoria C. Woodruff

Victoria c. Woodruff lectures at Fords Opera.
House next Monday evening. Her subject is "rhe
Human Body the Temple Of God" This restless
woman in addition to her constant labor In the
lecture field, is now writing series Of articles 10
proof of the authenticity and Inspiration Of the
Bible and the divinity of Christ. The articles
have singular merit. The sale Of seats is now
progressing at Philips bookstore.
National Republican., 1876-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
National rhsstre-1hs Two Orphans.

National Ineatre-lne Two Orphans'
Poor blind Louise, her noble sister Henriette,
old Dame Frochard and her cripple son Pierre,
the cutcast Marianne, the gallant Chcyalier DE
Naudrey, and Picard, his amusing valet; Count
and Countess Linieres give q matinee tomorrow
afternoon at two, and in the evening repeat the
play 1t will be wise to secure seats.
National Republican., 1876-01-07
The Theatre ComiQue.

The female minstrels, the ballet OF "The Seven
Passions" MeNulty's "BoyhOod Days" Nollie
Wilson's songs, and many other acts will compel
crowds to the Peoples Playhouse tonight, to
the mntinen and Saturday eYening.
National Republican., 1876-01-07
Edmon s. Conner.

Mr.. Edmon S. Conner, who has performed the
role of Richelieu eight hundred and seventy-six
times and upon whom the mantle OF Hackett as
Falstaf fell is now in W ngton having returned
from London, where at the Royal Surrey theatre
he met with great success. A movement is likely
to orig mate with citizens for Mr.. Conner's ap-
pearance as EaistaH here,
National Republican., 1876-01-07

60 Els Honor, Judge snell, Decides.
National Republican., 1876-01-07
Theodore Thomas.

Tuesday evening Theodore Thomas. 10 our
musical people the most welcome guest who
comes to Washington, will, with his orchestra
and solo performers, occupy Lincoln hall. Sale
of seats ut MetZrerott's
National Republican., 1876-01-07
GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

HlA Of IHF BIsTBEr CONSPIRACY Gases.
National Republican., 1876-01-07

TIE POLISE COURT BUILDING A NUISANCE.
National Republican., 1876-01-07
SPEED OF HORSES.

= Just opened with eight new tables; PheIan
Collender cushion, j. :. PIERCE,
nols-tf Proprietor.
National Republican., 1876-01-07

to hear objection from that side Of the House.
A special committee could give the Information
much sooner than o standing committee. The
matter was OF the greatest interest to
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

llin' O. ~ With The ser'nun Il was chrSt-
nit burrS, ! went to tue hen house, and
| pulled her off the nest aud just put three
likely lookin burrs snug into the nest and
waited a. see ewhst would ,urn np, Well.
SIR. sou would ha btNd. She fiv' Il
squavk and jumped onto lheS edge of The
nest ara .npkul round st the hnrts. You
o,rgls u ha' seen that hen look n them
burrs, aud there she sot and sot. and hsked
oni o the door and considered. and cser.s
sow and then she look round at the burr,
aud causider. Well. sil. shc considered
for just exactly two hours. and then she
came down amongst the other hens. and
hain't been nigh thenest since. Fact, just
as tell ye.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
NORTH WESTERN N. c. r. n.

-. .''s.' ts43
Arrive Il Greensboro, ln',r, w.
PaSScfe esf Train leaving Ralciglfsl ttna
ennnretsaf Grren-bora With the sy,lI hrru I.,,,.
trnin; making the quickest time 10 m so,,,lsa
eiilrs. Accommodation Train lcaslnv A aIrI@ !.
- y u eGuntcts With Nnfth.rn I.si,n,, fs.ss =
q Grevnsloicf ftr lfisbpsnnd and All noIn,. ~.
I.ih~ es fykfis siIne ~ Via tbsr rosites -
Recommendation Train leaviliw lsrr.psl,o,r !,
..O6 7 m. cnnnccf at G0islsgsorD WITH yor,h 80 =
nnd southern l'oiind Trains on Tho Wilmin.,aa
and Wehiop iiallfs.asi q = 3if iii'1
LsnrhMrg Aeeemnpslaflsn have Rlebmo,a
palt " w z ~, 1rrise IL BurkeyilIe n =,
M, have iIar.rs''ie .iso =. m, arrive AZ RIrh.
Pnlltlan Ia acreags ~ ~ ss.hs t,,sr,s ,.,,...
Charlotte AND klelncud, lsi.hout change:
No Change Of Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles.
Paper.ihai l,ase arrangement. "a afver,,.e n.
ssn.aus o. this remlany wlll piease print = !.
fer further Information address
JOHN y. MAcMCADU, tirnl Pas. Ae,a,
T.M.R. TALnorr. ""' Va
Engiaeer and Superintendent.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
TnE COMPOST HEAP.

Egcry farmer should have simmer
compoS. hoap. consisting Of manure nut
Sufficiently decoinposed to use in the spring.
Manure wiil not dccomposc under cover
llalf as rapidly as il will when exposed TO
ti.e rain, therefore. place your compost
issap out ia your barnyarl. or in any place
where there will b. but little waste from
being washed ia heavy rains. A square
heap does very we'll as to shape and he
top should be made fiat - Us MOTTO shed
rain.
The moro straw mixed with il the bets
fer, as the decomposition Of the straw pro-
duccs ccrtain acids which tend 10 fix the
the aumoaia emmitteJ from the manure !.
The sides and topof the heap should be
covered with straw 70 prevent evaporation.
No lime should be mixed in such heap
unless il is composed Of very coarse mater
ials with but littic manure
Plaster may be sprinkled through il to ad-
vantage as an absorbent Of the ammo MIA Of
the stable dung. Salts Of no particular
benefit over what il would be if applied to
tue idic etpiF1ltiy. huVh 70 sood--tlat
II muck from swamps which has been drawn
out ii tue fall. and left exposed to the
frosts Of winter to become disintergrated.
This. il mixed in layers. will imhibc the
gases and virtue Of tie stable dung. and
the next spring the whole heap will be ex-
cellent manure and IN gctrd condition to use
on any creD ont the compost Heap ought
TO be forked over twice during ,he summer.
II is only the coarser contents of the bara-
yard. and gathering Of weeds etc during
the summer, that most require u be com
posted vet. for many crons, il the heaps
De properly managed. almost the entire
contents OF the stable and barn.yard would
be better to lieoyer oneseason. Compost
ing is only injurious when large portion
Of the virtue Of the manure is allowed {,
escape into the atmosphere. by using Ii,
muck on plaster. aud By not properly coy
ing tie heaps. or making them 50 that tbs
fains arc carried OF instead Of peneiratin.
through them. Amy ordinary soil may !,
used IN the place Of muck 70 about tbs
same advantage.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
FArTEEINe CHICKENS.

II IS hopeless to attempt to fatten chick
ems while they are at liberty. They must
be put u2 in proper coop. and this, like
most other appurtenances. need not be ex-
pcnsye. 70 fatten twelve fowls, coop
may be three feet long, eighteen inches
high and eighteen inches deep, made en-
iirely Of bars. No part solid. neither top,
nor bottom. Discretion must be used, ac-
cording TO the size Of he chickens pu. up.
They DO rot want any room, indeed, the
closer they are the better, provided they
can ali stand up at tue same time. Care
must be taken to put up such as have been
accustomed TO be together, or they will
szht. II one is quarrelsone, il is better
to remove II at opce. as like other bad ex-
amples. ii soon fnds imiiators- Diseased
chickens saould never be put up.
The food should be ground oats, may
either bs put up ina trough or on q aat
board running along the front Of the coop.
IL may be mixed with water or milk, the
latter is the better. II Should be we'll
soaked. forming pulp Us loose is can Be,
IIWNaAIl ~ 1NeA Uks A4u Ol NAlg UV1Iu.
They Iaust be well fed three or four times
4 day. the first time as soon after daybreak
as may be possible or convenient, and then
at intervals Of four hours. Each meal
should be as much a. they can eat 10 clean
aud no inUre sheu they have done feed
ing. the board should be wired up aud
some gravel spread. II causes them to
feed and thrive.
Aftera fortnight Of tAs treatment yon
will hayc good. fat fowls. II. however,
there ere bat I've Or six fowls 70 be fatted,
they must not have as nIact room as sthourh
there were dozen. Nothing is easier
than 70 allow them the proper space, as il
j. only necessary TO have two or three pieces
Of wood 70 pass between tbe bars aud form
partition. This nsy also serve when
fowls are up at different degrees 81 fatuess
Tbs requires attention, or fowls will not
keep fat and healthy. As room a. the
fowl i sufficiently fattod. II must 81 killed
otherwise Il will not get fstter, but lose
aesh. II fowls are intended for the market
of course they are. Or may Be. fatiei 1t
once bat II fyr home consumption. il Is
better tc put them up 81 such intervals a.
will suit The time when they will BE- ro-
qnired for the table.
When The time arrives for killing, whesh-
ar they are meant for market or otherwise.
they should bc TASTED without food Or water
for twelve or fifteen bouu. This enables
them 70 keep for some time after being XII.
led. even in bit weather. .--Jvuyad Of
Chsmfsfgy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
NEWSPAPERS
or THE
UNITED STATES.

A complete Nc of Deriean Newspapcrs mum.
bering moro ti9n eiglh thousand, With Gazet.
teer ~ al the towns and cities ~ wlrb they are
published; Historical aud kiatlsticai Sketches n
tie Great SewIrzper KsiablifhmeBts; ustfated
Newspaper Bnll dinn. BOOK OF 900 psges, lust
Issued. Walled, post paid. 10 any address lor
- ceifs. Appiy nnciosiag prisel h Hlperfn-
fpIIdent ~ the Newspaper PAVILION, Ten.
ienuial Grounds, philadelphia, o. American
News t'o. seB York.
90 Every Advertiser NceJs Il.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
DIX. WADE'S
LIVER CORRECIOR
-3ND IIht f'Uit " l,SIsh,I,NIl.
Free FROM dleohoiie SsiDnia,sts.

Free JfoDf dtcDHVac nttDtNtuifS.
Among the many discoveries of valuable rcm-
edieS Tor iDyspepsia. nome stand higher ihan
"WADE'SLiVERc Rc0RkEtTOR.pa as
Read he FUliosciiy Testimonials;
Berea q. Granville n u NIar.IO ~.
DIR. Wade: Dear Sir-llayc been afflicted With
Liver Disease or years, Which nj times "
mounted 10 arrangement. When IN Baltimore
last November, procured one hottie IL Liver
corrector. noweonslder m, self well.
Yours, respectfully, sN
ISAAC n. DAY. of bay q Meadows.
Prof. Norman, Emeritus. &c Washing a u
,nirrsiiy. Md. now Resident P..ysclan, hiie
Su phur Springs, says:
Dr. wale's g.iver Correrinr and nd.Dsspepsia
Cue Is one q the very best remedies fyg Dys'ei-
D.,. jones'. II prominent physician 10 Virginia,
who has presclii,ed u Tor two years. SAYS:
Il can iin,l no better remedy for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint tlmni Wadc's Liver Corrccior.
Col. Gcode. a prominent and wen known gen
tleman OF Va. says:
keep il regularly in my family, aud would not
be- without u.
M John 4 McA,fhar. County Treasurer IT
Duplm n q says: wades Liver corrector has
done me more good, and given me more relief in
Dyspepsia. than any medicine ever took. Sc.
PREF. Noel. of COLLEGE of Ph, sieiaas and SUR
eeons of baltimore, aud distinguished prarti-
tioner m that city, prescribe and iisrs it la his
own family and says: II Is the brst remedy Tor
nyspepsalwith Torpid Liver and Constipation af
Bowels ever knew.
baltimore SaR says: Dr Wa,le's Liver .6rrec-
tor !, prescribed by aur .pliy sris. Tor Dys-
pcpsla anisi.iyer Diseases. and we ADVISE any al
our friends suilrring with such, to.giv Il a trial.
Catholic Mirror ys:-wcEreeomncnl ws,le's
Liver Corr-ior toall who are suffering with any
ehronic d,>enssof Liver. We can speak II iss
merits as We have fried Il.
Dr Waiksr, aceielautel a physic6m of w
w.. IrVnoaaces. H@is's Lisg Correciur
The best rs@eiy extsint for Dyspepsia III
all its forms.
u. WADE 4 co. Sole Propuctors.
290 w. Baltimore ST.
Baltimore.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

A Setting Hen.--' T. y. ~ thus writes
of sctsing hens II The birmingham Gazette |:
I've cot shen that wooli set whether or
no allen would set. ! tried every way
IN The world 70 stop her. and never could
20 e. But last sunday. ss vas comm
time ffam ncctih.' an ilec struck me.
w i, essn't aetlda' II lbe sermgn 10
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
GOING EAST. GOING WEST
STATIONS.

STATIONS. Accommodation Train.
Leave tireensbaro.r 7.mpm. Arr. g,o.
Arr. "a Raleigh, 5.oSam. Ar. i.S,a =,
y .o'isbS-o, il,i5 Ly'e2,D !.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
THE DANvILLE TIMES.

'nl,r = Democratic weekly paper. establish
~ The Virginia and North carolina eomntle !.
AROUND Ilanyille. Priee q, 4 year, III. ~ IN
nfntlt.; 30 cent. Tor three months. Sl.eo mon
e"Ia., forwarded upon application,
nulsess T.. BOlfLDIv,
'""e = Editor and Proprietor.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

Men are horn with two eyes, but ene
tongue, in order that they should sec twice
as much as they say.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-23
n0ARR Publications.. We can fur.
gevM1s ni-h all of DR. FoofE's popular
OHv1A Dime Publications On health snd

kindred topics. "OLD EYES MADE NEW"
tells how TO restore the sight and give up gieeee
without the aid Of Doctor or Medicine. half Q
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governing tcmperamental adaptation, &C., &c.
iegi-lafion coccerning the Prevention Of
Conception. "SPERNAToUu0A," OF Scu-
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children. "CoLD Fest" eaases. lTevention
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Publications will be cent by mail, postage Pc
plid, on receipt of ten centa
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RnRP Publleasi0ns. We Vim SUP
RkkR ply DR. Foofx,s Free Pubiica-
I'LL fjons. "Grofsikous Adricx 70 ~
Sick" obsoad - a~6 - At A0usS Q eircelar q
value 70 tls sick. Z" Efidao0 n d.. Ioots's
Success: :" Q sixty pags pamPhlst frs By nsD.
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The Ladies' Hand.DoOk/
ofvaluable information toevery@
woman. OLD or YOUNG, 1877
Married or Single. LADIES /S$Z,..
win thank US for this /~~.s..
Handbook. and NO /ss.sss
mother will object ~ NED
to placin,: 1t in thsA/ "U
ten These Hand H. /uVOO
Books are notZSXOHRAYce.
private treas,/NnENTssfb.A
i i,s.. out H.. .1sE 2G sl.iy.is 4rp pS
Tor gen, ZSSzvois dersngercnts /.
era] n. SHheir Cause snd Css,.'
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...SEdeeply Interesting to IN
non ZS$IhervoIs sufferer. Roth
~ or EITHER Of tie forrsoir~
AN.ARAND.BOOKS sent M 81
5N6any address, Addrr~Tsv,sS
1stamp. n. Y r.Co Bedford NJ
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HUMBOLDT TOWNSHIP.

Town rs Range II
Parmelee e. .eh Of neg .l2 30 20 ~
do NH of seq .i2 ID III
Unknown. N W .lS l0O o. W
Town p Range IL
] Fullenwider in ne cor of nwq 81 II 10 -
Town rs Range IL
wa less n R..'........s 7oss So Il
Unknown that part of nwQ Of sw
q lying anil u of Neosh0 river .5s 70
. Coffin that part Of the neq
bounded as follows: com nj a
point 10 * II s and jG6h ftwOf
ne cor of said neQ thence 1858
II W 1853 II 1868 II 1853 # D 10 ~
J Bryan that part Of the seq
bounded rs follows: com ut q
point % Oh W and 9.56 Oh ofn
cor of said seq thence W 10 Oh
8 Is oh e lvch n Is oh Is lOl Sd
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-23
" II C"c2"ane mat part of sec "a

" .--sEf
W II Cpc2"ane mat part of sec
hog coed rs follows: com 4s6 II
VIC. e cor of m If seq of said
sec 81, thence W 1.9h r to sw
COR of nwq Of seq, thence n to
middle of NeOshO river thence
uo center Of said river to q point
SIX .eet n and ls,t rods e Of NV
cor Of nwQ Of seq thence "A r,
n JOr, 65r, to q point 50 II W
of track of L L & q u X thence
9 parallel with and 80 n " Of
said track to beginning. $50. !
L Z Rhades that pit OF neQ bound
ell As follows: com At sw cor of
said neg thence n 137 feet, east
lus9 #, n 20 #, e 155l II 8 IA. SO
Oh, " 10 CHI to beginning. ::
Unknown that pit Of swq bound
ed IS follows: com ut a point
rs n e Of NV COR Of sh of said 9
va thence e G2 r, q TX r. " 81
q uh
Unknown that pit Of swQ bound
ed as follows: com at u point
lax rods of NV Cor Of sh OF
said swq thence e Is r, n lax r,
ear, s $50 Oh to Elm creek
thence down said creek to "
line Of said swQ thence n f9k r
to MISUNDERSTANDING acres
In &c cor Of said tract described
IS follows, to-wit: com 20 n "
and Is r south of sw cor Of blk
IL in Jones' addition To the city
0fIOla thence e ~ r and TX links
thence south to the bank Of Elm
creek thence westward along
the bank Of said creek to the sec
line divlding sec 81 and IS thence
n to place OF beginning-also
excepting TX acres more or less
described as follows: com p r
Q and - n " Of sw cor Of block
Il in jones' addition to the city
ofJols thence e 70 r and X links
STAT, " a0r7k links, n II T,
to beginning ................;
Unknown that pit Of swQ bound.
ed as follows: com 10 Oh e OF n
" cor Of sh Of ssid swq thence
e 10 Oh $50 Oh to Elm creek
thence down said creek to q
point 9 Of beginning thence n 6. co
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