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sehlsicher on the Silver Bill.


HoN. G. ScHLEIcHER writes to
the San Antonio Erpress to say
that the Bland silver bill will
not bring any relief to the coun-
try. The coinage under it is
limited; the silver dollar is a le-
gal tender and says Mr. Schlei>
cher, every one of them will be
bought mp and paid Tor custom
dues; paid out by the govern
ment, and again be bought up
and paid for customs; thus keep
ing the dollar moving in circle
and out of the hands of the peo-
pie. He also, ssys: "You must
therefore not look for mnch re-
lief now, even if that small
amount OF coinage ranges. at
pretty high figures. The let
ter concludes: 81 hope we will
get mp a true silver bill yet.
based upon correct principles
and then you will find me its
strong supporter
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The St. Louis Republican of
the Sth inst. contains detailed
account of the burning OF the
steamer City OF Chester, at the
Memphis wharf. The fire broke
ont about Q o'clock in the morn
ing, shortly after the boat had
landed. The flames spread very
rapidly and in order to save the
elevator, at which she was lay
ing, the lines were cnt and the
boat drifted ont into the stream
with a number of the crew and
passengers on board. Three
lives were lost.
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For Liberia.

A special dispatch from
Charleston, S. c., to New York,
says the sailing ship Azor has
lett Boston tor the former city
loaded with provisions, farming
utensils, dry goods. boots, shoes,
ETC., the property of colored
people intending TO take passage
for Liberia. Three hundred
and fifty men, women and chill
dren are quartered in Charles
ton awai.ing their departure.
Thus, it seems the movement is
taking tangible shape. Those
that are. going consist of indie
pendent small farmers who have
acquired the means by selling
out at a sacrifice and having
means to support themselves in
Liberia for six monts. It is
stated that fully one-halt OF the
negroes in South Carolina are
anxious to migrate, and would
go it they had the means. A
stock company has been organ
lied. Every stakeholder is en-
titled to one passage when his
turn comes. At present there
are $4,000 shares, which sell at
$40 each. 1t is claimed that
IS, 200 colored people in the
South have invested in the en-
terprise.
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The Gfecabaek eo,.ssn,ios.

We make the following stnn-
mary from the Austin .Stafss-
maa:
The independent Greenfaek
Conventions met in Represents
tive Hall at o'clock on Tues
day. About 20 delegates were
present, some eight or ten being
t,olored. Twenty OF the deiegaies
arc residents 5f Travis County.
W. ii, BiflifHg-sca, OF Washing.
ton county, was elected per,fi.
neut president.
A letter from Brick Pomeroy
was read. 1t set forth that the
members OF the Greenback par
ty had generally severed their
connection with both political
parties, and he Irge'i the PARTY
in Texas to pres. forward until
it came into control OF the
State.
a number OF speeches were
made. In the evening plat
form and cart load of rcsnlu-
tioas were adopted. The con-
yention adjourned sine aie about
10 o'clewk.
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TnE Houston Telegram says
arrangements have been perfec-
ted between a prominent St.
Louis merchant and the I. and
G. N, Texas and Pacific and
Iron Mountain roads, tor the
transportation of early vegeta-
bles from Houston to Northern
markets at reduced rates. A
number of refrigerator cars are
being built. The shipment of
early vegetables from Southern
Texas, is as yet only in its in
fancy. A large and profitable
business will be done in this
line before many years. .
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The Greenbaekers.

The greenback movement Is
assuming shape in Grayson
county. The Denisou Neacs
says the greenback men, or as
they. call themselves ''the Ma
tionaIs," will put out a separate
ticket in Grayson county, and
will take advantage OF any want
of harmony in the Democratic
ranks. They have signified a
determination to maintain a
separate organization, and have
manifested a persistent hostility
TO the Democratic party. This
isjust exactly what might have
been expected OF them. 1t
seems that the Denison and
Sherman grechbackers are the
first to take off the mask. The
others will speedily follow suit.
1t b.hooves every true Demo-
crat to stick the closer to his
party, and maintain its organ
ization intact. We have no
doubt but that if the Nation
aln movement develops suffi-
cient strength at the State
Greenbacl Convention, now be-
ing held at Austin, an attempt
will be made to put a tull
State ticket in the held. Such
= ticket would, beyond any
doubt, be inimical to the inter
ests of the Democracy. The
greenbackers viii bear watch
ing.
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Hon. George Mccormick is
spoken OF by the Columbus CIT
fzea a. Il desirable and eligible
candidate for ATTORNEY General
in the ensueing campaign. He
has made an efficient Assistant
Attorney General. in which ca
pacity he Is at present actir g,
and will he strong man if
placed before the pcople.-Com-
ancle Chit.
TIE BANNER wishes it dis
tinctly understood that i. win
favor no one else than the woun-
ded, crippled and laccrsted sob
dier-pafriot. Hannibal II. Boone,
tor this position, and we have
sufficient faith in the wisdom
of the next conve ntion to be-
lieve that he viii receive the
nomination tor reelection urnn
the first ballot, or by acclama-
ton.
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THE Navasota Tablet learns
than there will soon be in the
field a full compliment of Radi-
cal candidates for the different
county officers of Grimes county.
1t is also said that they will be
organized into clans Union
League fashion. The Tablet
thinks that hy thorough Or
ganization OF the Democracy of
the county, and county con-
yention which will nominate
men O. undoubted integrity and
af..iity, the ticket can be cleo
ted in spite of all opposition.
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TuxRs does not seem to be
any material change in the stu
ation in Europe, The Gar is
paci6eaIly inclined. Austria is
dissatisfied. The London Times
contends that Russia must snb-
NIT TO the peace conditions of
the Congress. TIE great pow
ers did not invite her to make
war or give her permission to
replace the government of the
porte%s
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GKx. o. o. HowARD, Of
Freedmans' Bureau and Chief
Joseph tame, was in Washing
ton a few days ago in a differ
ent role. He is to appear be-
iare tho criminal court. where
snii is pending against him for
the recorery OF certain sums of
money, in which it is alleged
be has defanlted.
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TnE San Antonio Express
Publishes an item from the
BANNER as original editorial
matter In this it displays very
good taste, bet proper credit
FIR the item would not be OBJ
Fashionable. Perhaps it was an
oversight.
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For Sale.

A FORTY ACRE FARu.. sITUA-l
A ted one mile AID q.ararr -ast
nf Brennan, well improved; woud nnd
water plentiful; a splendid lncatinn FIR
dairy; inr, productive soil VIII be
sold for ne third cash. balance ps p bls
within one AID .wo years Apply at
III" BANNER Office. MarchSsf
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yEGETINE.
SAFE AND SURE.

SAFE AND SURE
Au H. r. STEVENS
In iss3 your reSeiine vas recommended to
me, and, yielding 10 the i'ersra>ions Of y
wa suffering from general debilfsy aud nerv-
Gus prosti alton, sGperinduced by oycswofk
and Irregular habits. It, wonderful sfi en,fi,-
eging and curative prppertie. seemed to anert
my debiliiatcd systeiu fforn the fr~f dose; as.d
under its persistent NE rapidly recovered, .
gaining more than usual health aud gos,d
feeling. Since then have not he-itaictt to
to give vegeiine my most unqualified indor>e-
ment. a. being a safr. sure. and powerful
agent in promoting health and re>folin< tho
wasted system to new life and energy. ve-ss.-
tine L. the only medicine 1use: and a. long As
live never expect 10 find a better.
Yours truly, W. II. CLARK,
10 Monterey Street. Allegheny, Penn.
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TIE BANNER has received the
March number of that standard
agricultural journal, the South
srn cultipator, published by W.
I. Jones, Athens, Ga. 1t is
tally up to its usual standard of
szcellence.
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Mr.. Mills has written a let
ter to the Comanche CheJ pos
itively declining to allow his
name to LIE ustd before the con-
vention for Governor. II, how
ever, his friends desire it he
will be candidate tor re-elec-
ton TO Congress. The Bolton
Journst says it will support
MIR. Mills, for reelection be-
cause it believes there is no one
in the district who would so
ably represent it in Washington.
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CONGRESSIONAL proceedings are
at present devoid of public IN
,erest, The Pacific railroad
discussion IS still going on.
Conkling's bill from the Com
mittee on Commerce. in favor of
Benefits porlar expedition was
passed without debate.
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TnE San Antonio kspress
probably speaks from experience,
it says: '.Nine times out of
ten where you hear a man abus-
ing newspaper, Tor publish
ing something about him, take
il for granted, the truth was
fpld.r
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vEGETINE.
urp owy wopps

1IER OWN WORLDS =
BaLrInonr, VI. D.. Feb. Ii, 1ss5.
Mn. II. u. STEVENS.
pE,n su.-since several years have got .
and very painful foot. l had some ply
>icians, but they couldn't cure me. Now
have heard Of your vesrfinc from a lasly who
wa -ick for a ling time. and heranlr all we'll
me one bpitle of yexeline; and nf,er had
used one bottle the pains leff me. and IL be-
gan To heal, and then bought one other bot
tle. and 20 take il vet Thank tod for this
reine.iy and your.clf; and wishing ssery
Ing for health
Mlss C. KRAEE.
Isnltf Slr1.a
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The London Times publishes
statistics to show that while the
aggregate mass of crime in
cities is, OF course, large, the
proportion of criminals TO the
population is, if anything,
smaller than in towns and
rural districts. In London the
proportion is 4 in 10000; in
Liverpool II TO 10000; in
Taunton, a small place, II in
10000.
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The BASsFR is in receipt of
Colman's Rural World, a large
eight page paper, published at
st. Louis, and now in its
tllirtieth year. The Rural
Rorld is one OF the Oldest as
well as one OF the best agrleul-
tural papers in the Mississippi
valley. 1t is published weekly
at 50 per year.
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A WAsHnoros special to the
Galveston Ne,os says SCOTS
Texas Pacific bill meets with
more favor in the Senate than
in the House: A majority re-
port favoring the Texas Pacific
bill viii undoubtedly be made
to the Senate.
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vEGETINE.
WHAT Is NEEDED

BosroN, Feb. -, 1871.
ii. r. STEVENS.
DEAR SiR-About one year since foun,l my
ty- vegeiine was stmngiy recommended To
me by friend who had been much beneiittrst
by its use. l ,procured the article, and, affer.
ming several bottles, was RESTORED to health,
anu uiscoa.ineea rs use. ieci l'.i.s conn.-
for those complaints for which II J. especially
prepared, aud would eheerfully recommend
II fho-e who feel that /! ey need something to
restore them to perfect hf allh.
Respectfully yours,
g. L. PETTESGiII.,
Firm offs. N. Pcfiengill & Co.,
No. 10 State St, Eostun,
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OK SUNDAY last during the
morning church hour Atlanta,
Ga, was visited by a very Sc
we're tornado. The Episcopal
church was blown down over
the heads Of the congregation;
eighteen persons we're injured,
but none fatally. A number OF
other buildings were more or
damaged.
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Mrs. ELLEN KENNEDY, a ma
tive OF ireland, died in Chica-
go on Sunday last, having at
tanned the remarkable age OF
100 years. She WAS born in
1772, and retained remarka-
BILE memory OF the Napoleonlc
wars, and alse OF the Irish rev.
olutiou Of '9S.
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Tue State election in New
Hampshire goes Republican as
usual. The Legislature will pro-
badly stand so Republicans to
65 Democrats. The Republi-
can net less is about 5000.
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The Home Savings Bank OF
Boston is sbusted." 1t owes its
dcpositors, $s,I17,4a7. 1t owns
large amour Of real estate and
will probably pay in iuIl.
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Coz S. II. RussErL, of Mar
shall, the newly appointed Uni
ted States Marshal, tor the Wes-
tern District OF this State, is
very highly spoken Of by the
press
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Last Sunday tho New YorI

Last Sunday tho New York
Herald printed sixty columns
of advertisements. In referring
to tho fact tie HTdld does not
consider this an evidence of
good times or of reviving pros
peritv, but of the importance OF
making special efforts to do
business in a dull time. The
man who refuses to advertise
his business because business is
dull docs not understand the
real object and value of adver-
Using. If times are hard and
business goes slowly then it
must be pushed and urged. and
forced to 20 by advertising
Houston Telegram.
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The BANNER is under obliga-
tions to Hon. d. G. Giddings
for a complete set of the De-
partment reports accompanying
the Presidents message.
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yEGETINE.
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
CuxRIlssrowS
H. X. STEVENS.
DEAR SIp--This Is 10 certify that have usci
your .Blood Preparation in my family for
several years, and think that for ScTofula OF
Cankerous Hmnors or Rheumatic, affections it
cannot be eNcelled; and ~ q blood pul iiler
and spring metiicine II IS the bc-tihinE have
ever u>e,l, and Ihare used almost everything.
lean cheerfnlly recommend it to any one in
need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Miss. A 4 DfNSMORE,
- Russell Street.
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A MAINE preacher, aged 90
YEAR,, has concluded to give up
tobacco IS he thinks it injuries
his health. He has been a slave
to it for IS years.
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The city of Denison is to re-
ccive $500 OF the Peabody
iund.
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Own one thousand people
have been left destitute by the
Hot Springs fire. An appeal is
made for help.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-15

PFAcu frtes are in tull bloom
in West Tennessee.
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The Court Of Appeals has
decided that tile dog tax in
this Stale is constitutional.
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In THE matter of Brown Bow
en-, convicted OF murder in Con
zales county, the Court of APP
peal affirmed the death sentence,
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Il WANT you to tell me the
bareiooted facts is a Kansas
speech.
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j. MAD. MILLS i. said to
have gone mad. He prefers a
lsinatic asylum to the 'psniten-
tiary.
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The situation of Europe is
still very much mixed.
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VEGETINE.
ALLHAvE OBTAINED RELIEF

ALL nav r. btAlNEb sfLtEt-
SouTH BERWICK, Ms, Jan. II, ls72.
II. II. STEVENS.
DEAR sn-l have had dyspepsia In its worst
form for tire last ten Years, Snd have taken
hundreds ofiollars' worth ofmcdicines with
out obtaining any relief. In September lat
| commenced taking the yegcfing, since
whirh ttrne my health has steafliiy improves-
My fool digcsts well, and ! have gained fif-
In this place taking ye-eiine. and all have
obtained reltaE Yours truly,
THOMAS L. MOORE,
Oversecr of Carl RooR. Portsmouth Co.'S
Mills
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- The Navasota Ta5let man
calls for few spring chicken $
he wants 'em on subscriptions.
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Mosrr is wanted for the Hot
Springs Sufferers.
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We make the following sam-
mary from the Austin .Stutss-
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The stolen jewelry was recov-
cred. but the stolen money had
all been spent, excepting about
twenty dollars.
= Mr.. Helms of Comanche
county draws his pension regu-
lsrly MS a soldier OF the war OF
1919. He was in the battle of
New Orleans. Mr. Helms is
hale and hearty and can do a
good days work yet.
= The Marlin Bah says there
are about 200 Tonkaway In
dams in Shackelfora county,
who live in q halt civilized al d
harmless condition upon their
own labor and the charity of
the neighbors-
The Houston Telegram says
on Sunday last the bodies of
three dead negroes were found
in the woods near the road be-
tween Sandy Point and Chenan-
90. The bodies were full OF
bullet holes. An inquest was
held and indications seemed to
point to the fact that tho ne
groes were cattle thieves.
- In Dallas some man with.
perhaps, less than a thimble full
of brains in his Uranium, made
a negro boy. about five years
old, drunk, thinking that he
was having much tnn and at
tho same time tine perpetrating
huge joke on the small negro
Such a man should be whipped
about half to death with dog
wood switches,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-01-10
CRUELTY ro cu1LDnEN i.

Thousands of children can be found
in every city and town, who are thus
cruelty treated, through no fault of
their own, but by those horrid pests to
INTESTINAL WORMS. Some
who read this notice, may laugh at the
assertion, but first let them examine
their children and see if some of the
following symptoms of worms are not
clearly visible: A tumid abdomen; /;
emaciated extremities offensive breath
and deranged appetite-sometimes
voracious and Unsuitable, and at other
times very poor grinding of the teeth;
picking of the nose dark circles under
the eyes; and a death-like pallor in
the expression of the mouth, with dis
turbed, dreamy sleep, and fits are not
of unfrequent occurrence. People who
find any of the above symptoms in
their children should Immediately pro-
cure DR.. b. A. Smiths Worm Syrup,
every bottle of which is sold on its
merits, aud is guaranteed to destroy
worms in every instance, or money
paid for it will be refunded. Sold by
druggists at 25 cents sent by mail,
post paid, for 80 cents. DR.. b. A. Smith
& Co., proprietors, Erie. Pa.
Sold by Belding & Armstrong and
L. p. Seymour y Co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-01-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

TTlO Kitty Rider. one of the heirs at law OF
i Charles Ray mOnd deceased. and to Edwin
Rider, father or the ssid Kitty Rider, whose
places of ofresidenee are pnenown: You are here
by notified that l, rs Administrator Of the Is
tate of Charles Raymond. deceased filed q petit
tiOn in the Probate Court OF Portage county,
Ohio, allegi ig that the Personal estate OF said
dece,ient is insufficient to pay his debts and the
charges of administering the same; That he
died seized in fee simple of the following real
estate situate in the township Of Hiram. County
East half OF lot thirty three in said township,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at the s.
L corner, o said lot; thence north along the E.
line of the lot to the n z corner Thence west
said fine: thence south to the south line OF the
lot: thence East along the south line to the place
Of beginning. containing one hundred and fifty
three acres more or less
ate in the township county and State aforesaid.
to-wit: Being the y f, corner Of the west half
OF lot no. thirty. three in said township. ami
bounded rs follows: Beginning the . f. corner
OF the said west haif; thence west along the GEN.
ter of the highway twenty-six rods, eight Link :
to a stake and stones; thence north. parallel
with lot line. thirty rods and nine links to a
stake and stones; thence east twenty-six rods
eight links to the center Of the highways thence
south to the place of beginning. containing five
acres Of land, excepting. however. one hall
to the Township Board Of Education tor Hiram
township.
The prayer of the petition is for assignment
of uOWer to said Emcline Raymond. and for AL
Charles Raymond. deceased. to sell said prem.
ises. subject to said dover estate. for the pay
mcnt ar debts and charges aforesaid
Said petition will be for hearing on the a5sh
day of January 1878. at two O'Clock p. m.. Ol
Us soon thereafter as leave can be obtained
CLINTON YOUNG.
4- ADMIR- OF Charles Raymond. decd
Dec. "a, 1877. 4S7-4w.
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LEGAL NOTICE

vr,O Emily Sheldon and Eliza c. LOomis of
Windsor. Hartford Co.. Comm. and Edgar
Moore or u ie. rennsyIvanis. and Hiram e.
sheldon. a minor. axei IL years. ANA to Edgar
and to thristoi,her sheldon sheridon sheldon
aud Newton ehsldon: OF Portage county; :, Ohio.
man, Of C'ay. w ashingtom Co Iowa. and James
WcnmingtOn aud Horace j sheldon. of Chica-
70. Illinois, and Lew is sheldon. Of Hartford
ssxMaw county. Michisan. and seth shciaon
aud Della Caruthers. OF Shiaw.ssa county.
Of Trov, ,Gexug. county: Ohio. and to John Day:
ton. whose place OF residence is unknown ami
the t. State state Of Miehigan. and Miss = Dayton.
daughter Of Richard Dayton, deceased of B-r-
die. tass 10,
3ist day of december: A D. 1874 in the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the County of
demands dem partition 81 the following real estate
M Suntv Of s forssse. ana I state Of Ohio ami wSi.
Is u: SO part OF lot number 6. in said tow nship
aud is bounded rs follows: Beginning At the
north 20 degrees. IS min. west, on the south line
Of said lot. 7s chains: 81 links 20 post; thence
west line or said lot to . post; thence south "a
degrees IS min east Is chains and Il links to a
post; thence south Il minutes west. "a chains.
So. links. on the east line of said lot, TO the
place Of beginning. containing one hundred
acres Of land.
in said township. county and State. which is
bounded MS follows. to wit: Beginning at y
post and stones from which the southeast con-
ner bears south ~ minutes west, distant IS
chains, 56k links. and an OAk witness tree
bears south 75h degrees west. distant IL links.
marked mo. 81; thence north 50 degrees, IS
minutes west. - chains. link to pest; thence
| n. IS minutes east. chain 22,< links to post,
| thence south 50 degrees. a5 minutes east. ~
| chains links to Y post; thence south - min
utes west chaia sa,S links on tho cast line oi
! said lot to the place of beginning. containing
| six acres of land. And that ut the next term o.
| said Court, or as soon thereafter as the sans
| can be heard, said George sheldon will apply
| for an order that partition may be made of sait
| premises and general relief.
| Dated this 3ist day Of December. A y. 1871
| GEORGE SHELDON.
<Ss-6W. By 8. D. NotTQN hi. Attorney.