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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31

GENTLEMEN-Ravingb been a sufferer for a
long time from nervous prostration and general
debility, was advised to try Hop Bitters.
have taken one bottle, and I have been rapidly
getting better ever since, and l think it the best
medicine [ ever used. 1 am now gaining
strength and appetite, which was all gone, and
[ was in despair until tried your Bitters 1 am
now WELL able to go about and do my own
work. Before taking it was completely pros
| trated. Mrs. MARY STUART.
81 NEVER can be proud of my native land,
moaned beautiful girl "Why not y asked a
sympathetic young man. Because I was born
at sea" she subbed.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31

Hostetter's Stomach
Bit tcrs ex,irpates
dyspepsia vi hgreat.
er certainty and
promptitude than
any known remedy,
andis a most genial
invigorant, appetizer
and aid TO secretion.
These are not empty
assertions, as thou,
sands of ourcountry
men and women who
hsve experienced its
effects are aware, but
are backed up by fr,
refragable proofs,
The J itters also give
a healthful stimulus
to the urinary or
gans. For sale by all
Druggists and Deal,
ers generally.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31
HOMEOPATHIC Medicines. as a ru

The bachelors refrain-a lass The
maiden's refrain-ah men.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31

TRUE honor, though it be different prin-
ciple from religion, is that which produces the
"a me effects
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31

AN Inhospitable man-One who re-
fuses to entertain an opinion.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31

Beware of him who meets you with friend
" mien, and, in the midst of cordial saluta-
ton seeks to avoid your glance.-Lavater.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31
CATCHING MENHADEN.

THE oLD-FAsHIoNED WAYS AND THE NEW
INSTRUMENTATION FISHERMEN AND
THE STEAMERS - THE MYSTERIOUS
HABITS OF THE ss-BUNKER.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31

For DEBr.-Although Imprisonment
for debt has been abolished in England,
5, Az people were last year sent to jail
for non-payment of debts. The ex.
PLANTATION is that court can commit fol-
a period not exceeding six weeks any
judgment debtor lowing under $3.50
who has, or since the date of his judg-
ment has had, the means to pay the sum
in respect OF which he has made default
If the debt exceeds $3.50 he can go
through the Bankruptcy Court, and be-
gin again with obligations lifted.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31

He WHO laughs at cruelty sets his heel on
the neck of rnlIpinn and rndlinase
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31

~ "a n a in aoundsnce-S5 EIllion pounds
& 50 ~ imported last yeAr.-Priccs lower
ri "a than eyer.-Agents wanted.-DonT
IN I6s. Good Es7ack or Mixed, for Fl.
10 lbs. Fine Black or EEkxed, for ~.
10 lbs, Choice BLACK or B2tXeas Gor $Ss
soma for mound sample, II cts extra for postage.
Then get up a club. Choicest Tea IN the world
Largest yariety.-Pleases cverybody-C,dest lea
House in America.--No clrolno.-ho HuIabug.-
Straight business.-Value for money.
RODsT WEIIS az Vcscy St. \. v. p o. Box 1887.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31

Noise is the music of industry.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31

The Albany IN. " argus observes
Judge MCGOWAN, of this city, was cured
of rheumatism by st. Jacobs Oil.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31
"a n.on of Low In Every Word,

THE first steamboat piled the Hudson il
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31
THE OIL FACTORIES.

A fish factory is in bad odor with the
travelling public, and few tourists have
ever visited one. As the business is
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-31
cannot be Disputed.

A. fne.e cuts indicate the Oil is used success;
,1 FOR ali diseases of the human foul and dnio'
- cb.LA u,eIl before using
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

SPECIAL PREMTUMs. \
The following five additional and special pre-
miums are open to Middle Florida:
For the best balance sheet (properly
vouched for) with notes, exhibiting
the best-managed plantation, with not
less than 100 acres under the plow $50. 90
For the same for a farm of not less than
twenty acres 1000
For the same for the best-managed mar
ket garden or truck-farm ... 1900
For the most complete and accurate ex-
pertinent testing the value of cotton
seed as a manure for cotton. ......... o.UU
For the same experiment in corn. ...... 500
Competitors for the above premiums will be
required to submit their reports, with affidavit
of their correctness attached, on or before -
-, and there must not be less than three
competitors.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25

We gave space some days age for statement
of the df1cutIes which certain parties had ex-
perenced in locating hand floats of Okeechobee
stock, also some facts obtained from the Disston
land ONCE here m relation to the reservation Of
some two hundred thousand acres of land sold
or contracted for before the Okeechobee stock
with floats was put upon the market. We are
in possession OF some additional facts which
may be OF service TO our readers, which we give.
The work of selecting, grading and preparing
to place 20 large q body Of land on the market
as that embraced in the Disston purchase has
been enormous. Purchasers began to pour in
before the company was in condition to offer
their lands, and hence there has been some dis
appointment on the part of those wishing TO
purchase who did not fully understand the i'm
meDse labor the company had before it, The
same dif11culties met those desiring to locate
Okeechobee land floats. This work. however,
is now nearly completed. and the company will
soon have complete maps. not only at the central
Office here, but also at their local Offices in the
various counties where their lands are situated,
giving the entire amount Of lands owned by
them, their location, prices, etc, with all reser
Vations and sales distinctly marked
Parties who had large contracts and had Sc
lected detached lands have been induced to make
their selections in large bodies lying contiguous
90 that considerable number Of smaller divis-
ions hitherto reserved under said contracts are
now released and are open either to purchase or
floats. All the lands of the company in Volu-
sia, and all In Orange except some town sites,
are now open to purchase or entry. Large per-
iions of the lands in Hillsboreugh, Polk. Her
nando and other counties are also open, but the
selection and location of lands in these counties
are not entirely completed, bat will be soon.
As TO the drainage scheme, that is progressing
satisfactorily. It is thought that Captain Hem
dry's prediction, Published some time since in
the Unson, will be proved correct, and that the
dFedge cutting from the CAlossahatchee into
Okeechobee will reach the lake in June. The
dredge on the Kissimmee win be able before the
summer b over 10 straighten and deepen the
channel Of that river, 90 that by the coming fall
Or winter il b not ct al improbable that steamers
built ct Pitisbarg may descend the Mississippi
steam along our Gulf coast, ascend the CalOosA
hatchee into Lake Okeechobee, and aftef travers-
ing that region sf the unknown asd sseaming
MP the Kimimmss, Wake the echoes Of OEange
county - they greet the new Kissimmee City
rising Ike magic In . wilderness og tropical ver-
duEe. This accomplisAed . channel su61cient
fcg riveg steamers could sooa Be mads between
laka Kissimmes and Tehopeksliga, whence
leA ihan twenty-awe mica of euttin9 through o
low and most 6vofAhie coantTy would unite the
waters of Lake Jsmup ana the g. Johns with
The Gulf of Mexico
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25

There y n0t TO-DAY ame@ber af rhe -
called Ebsrzl party ~ whs "a 1ae
Denocz<. and b1r Ete ws1Id be n HI
1fEiAEion wiLh the Dezo-rz1- uzrsy -
that party sesa e. - bezsw 10. Ekz
the Posiri0as fsr wAieh thsy .IzmszL
There are honesE inaz9es6zzx D~mocr-zH
IN GsorziA wbo ars zdep=.dzzx = -
party, and wbo fesl a=sP zz=@ 49,
welfare Of the S<z1e, bzr rhsr na@@ hnEz
never ben zezrsooed = eu.n.-cna "a
the EberAl n0EensE1 nsr o 1ey KiEs
c0uurennnes % the eumzzriun A.
instances - thzf Uhira I4.ely oel 6
Arhsas and Ehers ~ be .sae IA -
the hzrde1ed pslIli1zl oGne~emksm "a
- tb0ss Eho eonposs thz es4Ezsz- -
rsPrzezE StzlEzr-iz2 n - Sozrh- H.
y buf he leEiEimazs frlzzs uf SE.lEnrnA
L rs@ehsd the siiMx - - T w@
The Chief A4gistzz1e e tbz Ez.zd Snzz-s
Wa mard@r=d and Anhzr =5n P=
dent bF secidezE Ps-a ~ rmew.ss
POliEizians ne haBs ~ @.d z@k
this slement . save 80 S.4ee Eum 49,
ton and s1eh 0czzrsn1z a. zAz - -
BE anfrsqsezl i - bg G@E Hk
and esazing dissenzsa EhE lA=E hup~ :.
go tie s1PPo1 Whi<h s..bi4 Eh@ -
seczrs o6o@ B~y@E As rhsT k.ss -
hone. mnd bw xhesr frwrrm ~ - kmmw
them
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25

q The following premiums are offered for
the next Annual Fair, to take place some time
in the late fall
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25
Charles d. Tuten, Appellant, vs.. Nathan GAIA
Appellee-Madison county.

Appettcc-mhuloO1 county,.
RANDALL, c. J.:
1. No objection can be urged in the Appellate
Court to the evidence given in the court below,
except as 10 its suf1cieDcy, unless objection was
there made when it was received.
2. Certified copies of record and papers law
fully left in the oface of the Secretary of
State, are by statute made competent evidence,
a. the originals would be.
g. When testimony is received without objec-
ton II ID considered as received by consent
The statute laws Of other States must be
proved before the courts Of this State like other
facts on evidence.
s. When the time for taking testimony In
chancery causes has expired By the rules, it il
within the sound discretion Of the court 10 ex-
tend the time upon good cause shown.
g. The ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of deeds and other
writings before commissioner appointed by the
Governor to take acknowledgements. &C, in other
States within de United States, are not required
70 be certified By him under an oficial sea-, his
private seal oaiy being required by the statute.
Z Wh9s The oGlcsr taking IN ecknOwlodg-
ment Of dsed styles himself sncA In hs csFti6-
eaae. hat b gtas Jscis evidsncs Of de fact that
he is meh s1zcer. .4is
Decree AHMED
". C. Mccall for Appellant; n. J. Mccall
and @. ". Hsessns, for Appsllse
Dunbar J. P.nl 4 ss APpslAass. Va AIbers Fries.
u ARp9AsSg SoVot OSsAosYs
RANDALL, C.J.:
1. When several tax deeds upou the same
property are hold BY the Same party g grantss,
I'D Ne sldest b COED 70 vssl tide h him. the
snDeeQuent deeds aRe merely evideDcs of the pay
meef % taxsa, and give him 20 lids - he al
ready bad n. a R
IA paper parporsing 70 .hs tan desd b not
exeeuted wilnln tAs meaning of the stat1le q
e % emvey Tie pEopeEfy. 9nless if b siteatsd b
suhscribing witnemes lunder ths revenue law q
185z1
& WAess in eectnsut Q tax desd not ex.
ecutsd % e 70 epnysy the lard, b givsn IN evi-
dsncs wsshous s&5seiicn, and no polns i made
eisASeR IN 60 Circne 0a9st Or N appeal thAs the
deed 3 invalid u tAat respect yes ibis court
esabos psFnls secA dsed % hsse operation - 9
eanvsynnee end Gixs u eBssf ~ eug sllencs.
~ Tie plaiWlfG has not . legal tile at the
tim8 q con1ne of - sulR N sjectmens.
.kHeaanns ecoYsE. ~ eqniea&4e inesgs9 niDea,
I've telssloa d iks lBssssf sqal1At6 lssss6ss .
- tdDiDs aisAa &C psaanio1 % a. tnanli
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25
Important Notice to Shippers Of
PRODUCED

s NEW Y0RK, Arxu 3, ts4
- to iuioEm NJ ftienas sna shInuer. thst
~, s1eeeedea sAs AFD ~ Wm n nxnwne z Co
- 1<s unSsEpmsed Aetll1im Or kandline al
aeasaEia8 - tie snlss e eDasi.-. -. sS-a
~ e11snsee1 - ~ ear4. RuR eAs eoaRonieaee
-. .ss.e11a4ztiea sf thass who ~ - - -.
- ~ aeeoMmt Witb Memnn III II I@wi1
@1Ns - egssgn1afil ftelegYs1A l1s -
- - sAippsB = sooo = saLes ~ nIa1s
- nAse yeaP patFuaaga, Irenen vsEy -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25

W. ]! Ward, NJ W. Dozier and ]. B. Morrisette,
Appellants, VS.. George W. Spvey, Appellee
Sumter county.
RANDALL, c. j.:
8. with bis family residing on public lands for
eight years and having made valuable improve
ments applied to W. for a loan OF $40 to enable
him to enter the land W. loans him the money,
but s. not finding the land agent, passes the
money back TO w. and requests him to make the
purchase for s., and to hold the deed till the
money was paid. W. enters the land IN his own
name and informs g. that ait IL all right" s.
continues to reside and make Improvements on
the land for five years longer until II is worth
- 800. when W. conveys the legal title TO D. &
II. for 500. The latter knowing of the long pos
and being further informed that 8. claimed TO
own the property subject to the payment of the
meney due TO W., He'd:
l. That by the transaction between g. and W
the latter became the creditor of g.. and held the
land as trustee of resulting trust in favor of g.,
and as security for the money advanced and
interest.
2. That D. & NJ having purchased with full
knowledge Of the settlement occupancy and i'm
provements by s., and that be claimed the prop
erty subject to the payment Of the money ad-
vanced bv W. are chargeabIe with notice OF the
trust, and their purchase gave them the same
standing as that of w. in respect of the trust
8. On bill fled against w., d. q n. by g., to
redeem, he is entitled to q decree that D. q NJ
convey to him on payment Of the 80 and lawful
interest
Decree affirmed.
J. a. Cos. for Appellants; Hscker and
Mabrey, for Appellee
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25
TOURNAMENT AND BALL.
There win be tournament Thursday morn
ing, and grand ball in the evening.
A SHOOTING MATCH,
By amateurs for 5000 shotgun, win take
place on Thursday; entrance money 35.


For the finest male baby, under two years
old, cup worth e5. Not less than ten entries.
For the finest female baby, under two years
old, cup worth e5. Not less than ten enfries
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25

- Amy informatson conesrning ths Pain
en- b Aad b. addrsauins sAs sssrslary.
p. HoUsTOUN. Rsaismk
ag u o EEx1OH, Asn1pvyu~ :sssi sssssla
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25
e.. @tskIp 1l'riDiun.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.


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-, square Arst and 80 cents for each subssquent
Insertion
Advertisements unaccOmpanied BY the CASE, szespt
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n the money enclosed doee not cover the number Of
Insertions ordered It win be number OF
mes
Advertisements not marked with the number Of times
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All contract advertisers whose amount Of space and
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70 eounne their advertising strictly their business
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One two copies only Of the paper viii be sent to
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Obituaries exceeding four lines will be charged
A advertisements
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25

q There win be trial Of Agricultural I'm
plementa, among which win Be number Of
new machines recently brought into this eoun-
try, and their operation win be very interest
ing and well worth seeing.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25

-
NE s'snss En.rA r-ss e~~1 e1@1se1
aFoana Atnena ulsen tne - ~ e1gs
reminds rhs Col1@h7s 1'H4@r~ a -
nod = ne hlstsry e tne SozzA whacAs for
'elas..as and ln-,rrz4 . ..s9--ls1 -
the nAstory o. tns wo7A We reA~ %
tne Gays IN Enicn Ees 11ee1sslrzras1~l
Feoonslractaon acts e Co1grzA ~ Ener
oppression and tyE@1nyn F1rtaAAT go
troysd the Southern Sszt9 - Ire Sssses
Oh ne feeer.i e7l11 .ad soe-AE Pros-
tr11ed the Liberties q ne PesPlG he
s1.enPt 70 govern tes sozEnsrn sIA.en by
I. con 0s1.S1oz q S--P<sn-EEs7 .14 -
gf0sss wAi's tnese StA,es wers wrzno1f
rePresenr@-ao1s w.a s1 o1rzgs 1Po1 .
people whleh No l9zg1gs eozld 49,
912seiy exPre- Tns~ wro1Er aid ela-
DolaG@A Arts q oe-Pqo3 1rs 80 Ezzh n
ne ulnos q tAe Pe~E4 - - r-@@zb~r
~no ~eFs tAe P~rP<rnsoz n w@ but
ne n.lar4A ir1Iss q t<eP1eae.nH1s I'D
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25

J. zzs Ssssakm~ Has.4 p1AIiahsd = Char
lotte, n G, says TIE grss&asl Rood thzs
can come 70 the South mnst cume thrgngh
the farming clAsseG We axs . fzrmisx
people, snd Always VII b, and whlIs tks
psdPk srs1alhnx for mz4zfacsszszx nms
eaPi1aI msrs trnnsPeskn acllisies Ana
bstts<l gsvsmmsuts{sll Esn e.e.gh ].
plaeel, we shpzld den4nd impzpxs1euEs
n the srt Of fagr1culturs and m iwprprsa
farssinR systen- NJ ws cannok est a.
~ lsgisistisn, - shs11d asms7d b e
TO peoPke. 14at r ~ slssass hazx
j We Reed y pswn &rming sEsenm, 1nd
OR o1r fa<Hw prugPeri<Y wt nzzl haYsh
Il nns< cou1s and coGle soonL We nee6
th1t evssy fhrmsr sko1lz know 60 nonsS
sslnsufs es1 1-nnnn<ed an.m He sksuz1
ess'.hs ssasMi1y e 11isr ss~y.nssm -
,dilzlsA <i1e>seae i1sRsHsE Heshs1id
put nose s4stsn = ~ Work g sheuh6
put nors bfxin- - g. - 90 euznznaz
4in ~ e6rk - - a11s6zzA -
s<ka3 Sk roqnipsa 1870 6zzGn o. ,e6srE y =
aseusszfnl fuBm fhan II ansH se - \ -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18
FROM DARLINGTON.

We lied. We said in our last that
our friend Albert Richardson had gone
or was going to lecture on temperance
A mistake; he can't lecture on any.
thing just now; he is high-mlnded; he
is a star gaZer; he looks aloft: he fails
to recognize some of his oldest Snd
best friends; he even ScOrnS Fran k
Ferrin; cause-twins, and boys at that
We understand that after mature de-
liberation he has concluded to name
them Tom and Jerry.
Harvesting is nearly done and stack
ing has commenced. There is going to
be bountifui crop of small grain and
if the weather keeps warm there is a
lighting chance for a moderate corn
crop.
Mr.. Charles Reed, an old Darling
tonian, is back on a visit. shaking
hands with his many friends.
The several rev residences now in
process of erection in our city are all
nearing completion.
Our Court House is receiving a new
coat of paint. Lafayette county can
now boast of the handsomest and
most convenient court house in tile
circuit
Miss Alice, oldest daughter of Hon.
\. 0. Chamberlain, left town last week
in company with her cousin, Miss
Anna Jones, for New York. She in
tends to remain about one year visiting
friends and relatives and seeing sights.
Miss Lizzie Lenahau, of Mineral
Point, spent a few days in Darlington
last week, the guest of Miss Jennie
Logue.
Miss Hattie Hall has returned from
Il two weeks trip to Lancaster.
No whiskey suits for ten days; the
lawyers are recovering from the effects
of their protracted labors.
J. S. Case, proprietor Cf the Blakely
House, is sick.
James Duffey has resumed black
smithing. He is an excellent work
man and will have his share of work.
c. G. Thomas, our Supt. of Schools,
has just returned fl ON a two months
visit to the east. He says New York
is larger than Darlington and fully as
good business place. JAKE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18
A Serious Runaway Accident.

On Saturday last about five o'clock
2. NJ. as Mr.. John Ross and wife OF
the town of Waldwick were driving
down Commerce street, on nearing the
depot the team became frightened at
the incoming train, and turning sud-
denly. ran up street. throwing Mr.. Il.
out of the wagon in front of the
Wisconsin House. Mrs. Ross held on
to the seat until the team came TO
the crossing at Shillen's hotel, when
the wagon was upset. throwing her
out upon the crossing. Mr.. Ross es-
capped unhurt with the exception of a
Slight injury on the neck, but Mrs.
Ross was more seriously injured. Be
ing large fieshy woman she fell upon
the stone crossing with such force as
to badly brulse her besides cutting
severe gashes upon her head and one
of her hands. She was taken to the
Globe Hotel. when DIR. Vivian was
summoned, and dressed the injuries
She is still at the hotel but is improy-
ing daily, and it is hoped that she will
soon have fully recovered.
The runaway team was stopped near
Martin Il Toay's, by w. o. Clark.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18
Business Cards.
j. Montgomery SmiIh.

, ATToENEH At LAW, Mineral Point, Wisconsin
NH practice in the State and United STATE
No0fSA l6-tllV
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18
Real Estate Transfers.
AS RECORDED BY THE REGISTER OF
DEEDS OF IOWA COUNTY, FOR THE
WEEK ENDING AUGUST II, 1882.

August 4.
Robert h. Owens ct uN to John Jones' W Il, el i
nwl. 29-G-4 containing - acres more or less
Sl,6U0.
August 5.
Hugh Hughes ct uX 10 James Perkins, Jr "
d. lots IL and i in block ). Parry's addition to
Dodeeyille-S1, 600.
James WaSley ct al TO John Batten, W d, lot "A,
village of Linden-S55.
Charles Trewartha 10 John Batten, " d. lot ~
village of Linden-Sl20
VIM. Arthur ct uX 10 John Batten w d. swl ,Sel
5-5-2, less small piece; also part nwi 4ne SOL
Il 400.
Byron y. Meigs ct uX to Robert Hamilton W
d. ten acres more or less of nwI4 SetI l6-S5-Sl60.
August ..
David HOLSTER TO Edward Theobald, W d.
sci .Swl sec $, Swl tSwl 4 el2nwl4sw elsSwt4 and
sci / all in 9-5-5, containing $50 acres more or
leSS.-S6,OO
J. Lloyd Jones ct uX to James Martin, w d, lots
, and S, block -, Strong and Others addition 10
Mineral Pont.-SI00.
Peter Oleson ct uX 10 Hans \. OleSou, W d, swl
nwl4 Pep and mel 4neli and sci 4nei4 and nwi .
nell 3O-7-2.-SS0o.
August c. Dodge ct al to John II. Penberthy
eN d. lots 81, 81, s. SC and 81 i'll DodgeS addition
to Dodgeville-S250.
Elizabeth Ann Could ct al to John 5. McMuller
a. c, elsswiz and w .sel4 in sects. and 17-7-2.-
Catherine McNfullen Ell al TO John $. McAlullen
q G. same description.-S300
August 10.
Nicholas Arthur ct uN to ThoS II. Arthur, w Il
part lots in Dodges Add. to Dodgeville.-sI.