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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-06
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Seer s. s. s. . omIop, Notas
riats @anbibat 3u 2aro4e 1T gum Notar an
bic Steae ieines uerforbenen 8aters er>
nannt worben.
gu Senenrutb bart bic @emsiuS
be cine Waferleituns, bic su $4,000 Gr.
abseidast lit.
gu 9up lit bic Yapierbanbluns gbis
net absebrannt. gs itnb bort IL 900 Rilo
Papiere abse6rannt unb Der S9aben BEE
trdst zoe. 600 Sr. i3ebn Seueripriten
ruaren am 2Oi9en. Die l1ria1e bes 8rans
bes 1T ni9t betannt.
Der &atBarinenmartt3 u 6oufs
faaise, wel9er INNER Gags mad ct. Gatbas
rina absebalten pirb, neil bic 8elsier bies
fen Gag beilis balten unb fein &ab in Bee
wesans iesen wOllen, mar aud btssmal
pieOer piel BON ben 0uremburgern Der
@renSorti9aften beiu9t. Souifalise 1T
ein lebbaftes Stdbt9en nit ca. 1900 Gins
mobneru. Oas meme @eri6tsgebduoe 1T
cine !3ierbe fir ben Srt. Der Wartt mar
NIT 100 Mil9tiiben, 81 ausgspa9ieneu
S9ier, AZ tlsinern Odlen, % &inber,
$50 S9afe unb 235 S9weinen befabs
rem. Der 9anoel sins ni9t re9t hott.
Gtuil itanb Der Stabt NrIom.
9etratben. 9lm 2. DECEMBER, Tb.
8reper NIT Maria Corvette; am 8.
Soiepb 9ansarbp nit Suianna &lein.
SterbefdIIe. gm 2. Oe;ember,
Inna Gonter, 68 Sabre alt, @ittpe pom
y. Eonap; am 8. OeSember, Bisrre
Monner, 81 Sabre aft, @ittper pon s.
81. Ye'tru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-06
eint gu feben, = elm S9auipiel, bas IN
GlimeltnSen 9ar ielten gu baben lit.

Hlimeltnsen gar ielten gu baben lit.
&%obtn9en. Gm 4. Oe,br. aab es
lpteoer Bel einem itaIisnii6en @irtbs einen
Worbipettatel, nobel aber aIidlidermeife
Niemanb um's 0eben Tam, obslsid MeHer
nn6 Ool9e sesosen unb msbrere &euoluerz
15ine abgefeuert wurben. Oaaeaen wurs
BEN bic Gbiren inb Seniter sertrimmert
unb an benz S9anttii9e mie an ben 8dus
ben tam man bic Spuren bsr &useIn beuts
lid %erfennen. Oieie mor6Iuftisen @eiels
len, mad Der s.. g." ibrer 8 an Der 3abI
un6 idmmtlid Staliener, wurben anbern
Cages IN Der 6riibe pom 6 @enbarmsn fefts
senommen unb absefibrt.
GtptIfanb Der Stabt Qurems
burg.
SterbefdIIe. 0om 6. Oes.: Gus
ianna Nadel, alt SO s., @ittwe BON Stes
pban gii9en, stls. Maurer.-s. Ebeobor
Teltsen, alt SO g., penfionirtsr gontroIeur
Der @e4nunsstammsr; Ratbias @eber,
alt 76 s., 9anbarbsiter.- %. Rarl Triebs
ri@ Meri@, alt 90 s., &entner, ebeIos;
Inna S4walb, alt 76 s., @befrau pom
Gbriffopb Tltes, 2einmeber Ell: gfber
Si@el, alt 76 g., &entnsrin, gbefrau Don
Gath Siaat Bonnie, Snbuitriel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-06

$4,000 fault man 100 9lder, auf benen SO
bis 100 Nder sebroden iinb urb 9aus unb
Stall iteben. gine ieltiame Milduns BON
Glementen baben wtr bier, bic Iderbaa be-
treiben: 0oetoren, Npotbeter, 9ebrer,
Yrebiser, &a%ufleute, 8u3fibrer, iunss II.
alte Sunsfrauen unb sanse Seerbsn BON
Sunsseieuen. Inter 20 Nniieblsrn III wobl
taum elm re9ter Sarmer. DAP nit Der
3eit, ,penn bic 0eute bas Sarmsn miibe
werben, man bier 9anb taufsn fann, fir
ueniser ais Bic improvements" toiten,
liest auf Der 9anb.
Wooniodst liest 9 Meilen weifli9 BON
Chamberlain I'M norbweifli9en Gbeil BON
Sanborn Co., beHen 9auptitabt es 1T, 16
Wsilen Sifli9 pom Waibinston Springs.
Ndbere Iustunft sibt s. Neiens, Woon=
iodet, Sanborn Co., Oatota.
Inb. 9esborfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-06

8ereimiste Staateu.

Mus 8irbs SsIanb, Winneiota,
liest uns cine gorreiponoen3, S. pp. unters
sei9ust, Dor, bic Mnfnabme finoet, iobalo
iins Der S9reiben ieinen pollen @amen ans
sibt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
Real Estate Transfers,

The following transfers of real estate
we're filed in the Recorders office, this
place, for the week ending Wednesday, Aug.
Il:
Q. l. Co., to Jacob Zane, for lot in Cone
maugh; consideration, S325.
Same 20 Morgan Gon1y, for lot In Con e.
maugh; consideration, $3.50.
Morga GCndY to Geo. Zane, for lot In
CoLemaugh; consideration, g. 900.
Patrick ONeill to p. F. Shatfer, for lot in
Conemsugb; consideration, $500.
P. F. Shaffer to r. Zaue. for lot in Cone
maugh; onsideration, $3.50.
Sister n. Martha Suassong TO Casper
Leib, for land 10 Barr township; consider
alton. $3.50.
Peter Anhenter to Jacob KEEPER for land
in Conemaugh township; consideration,
g, 500.
d. H. McGory to Sarah c. Ripple, for
land in Lower Yoder; consideration, $3.50.
Executors Of JOAN Mozer TO Richard Elder,
for land in ALE gheny township; consideTa-
tion, $1,000.
Geo. F. Miller to Thomas II. Bell, for
land in Reade towns hip; consideration, $40.
j. 9. Stineman to John Alwine, for land
in Croyle township; consideration, $40.
Treas Cambria Co. to Cambria Co., for
land in Clearfield township.
Cambria Co. to ID. Y. & Jas. F. Wagers,
for land in Clearield township; considera-
ton, s.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14

At six O'Clock A. II of Monday wakAc
up at Pensacola, having passed Mobile at
one A. NJ. and Pensacola Junction at thres
From this point our direction was nearly
due east
Our route lay through tame and uninter-
esting country generally. Lumheling is
carried on extensively along this whole
route; az indeed, in almost every portion
OF the Southern States. We reached Lake
de Funlak for breakfast. This house is a
resort of fashion, &c, in the winter, and
called Lake Funiak Hotel. 1t Is in charge
of our host of Pensacola, MI Hickey. of
the New Continental; aud is an excellent
eating house, but has the fault OF many of
the railroad houses on the Southern lines of
being too far from the car station. 1t looks
directly out on the lake, a very beaut ifuI
body OF water
This point is regarded as a paradise for
sportsmen. whether in fishing OF hunting
The woods abound iu abundance of game,
while the surface of the lake affords water
fowl, and its depths the most delicate fish.
At ten we reached Canyville on Chatahat tc-
hee river; ana little after eleven we
reached the River junction where the routes
The Chatshacthee is here very large
stream and is crossed by rather Indifferent
structure. Here the railroads from Savau-
nah and Jacksonville form junction. We
took the later on Tallahassee route aud ar
rived at that city at one p. NJ, where we
dined.
Tallahassee is the original territorial cspi-
OF Florida, as we'll the seat of justice of
Leon county, and retains these distinc
tions. 1t is an inland city and is not re.
marakable for its growth containing only
some 5000 Inhabitants. 1t is more dis
tinguished tor the beauty of its public build
ings; the regularity OF its streets, and taste
of its inhabitants, which has given it the
appearance of flower garden.
On the early afternoon we crossed the
Sawanee river rendered immortal by the
plaintlve negro melody of one Stephen
Foster. 1t Is a large stream, and where we
crossed it on its assage to the gulf had lit
tie OF the pOetical in its appearance. After
passing 1--we Oak, Lake City aud Bald win,
we crossed Jacksonville, a little after dark.
We soon found ourselves IN the Windsor
Hotel, and Oh giving the name of DR.. N. B.
Wolfe, received the most cordial attention,
ana we're located in pleasant, adjoining
apartments.
Not long afterwards we partook of a splen-
did supper for which our long ride had given
US sucn an excellent appetite; and were al
terwards regaIed till the hour of retiring by
excellent music, including all the national
ans of our own and other countries Be
fore midnight we retired to much needed
rest, and did not a wake next morning until
the sun was advanced high in the Heavens.
TRAVELLER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
Prohibition In Iowa.

The temperance people of Iowa are learn
ing that ven a Constitutional amendment
prohibiting the manufacture and sale of
intoxicating dTiEks, can be eyaded, One OF
the difficulties which temperance legislation
has heretofore encountered in many States
arose from the fact that courts would declare
such legislation null and void on Constitu-
tional grounds. Tue Iowa aud Kansas peo-
pie supposed that by engrafting their pro-
hihitOry mandate in the Constitution of their
respective States the last and most formIda
BILE obstacle to the scheme of making men
temperate by law had been overcome.
The Iowa reformers are learning, howey-
er, that it will be necessary to engraft the
prohibitory principle ITO the constitution
of the average Iowa man before it will be
generally effective. Engrafting 1t into the
State Constitution does not seem to do the
work. While DO liquor is solo openly as
beverage the increase OF drug stores and pla
ces where liq1or is sold as a medicine is
marvellous. Over four thousand persons
have paid the internal re venue fee to tho
Federal Government siuce :ne law went in
to effect, the latter taxing dealers just the
same whether they sell the article as a bev-
erage or as medicine.
The peculiar feature of the Iowa form OF
disease requiring alcoholic treatment is that
it does not require the prescription of a
physician to procure the remedy. Under a
decision of the Supreme Court of the State
every man has an Inalienable right to be his
own doctor and to prescribe for himself If
he wants to. 1t is scarcely necessary to add
that the number of Iowa men who think
they know what ails them and what is good
large. The Iowa law requires dealers to
make monthly reports of their sales. A
small dealer in Muscatine finds that it re-
qures ffty-one feet of paper to enumerBte
his sales for July. 1t took 152 barrels of
beer SO gallons of whisky, 19 gallons OF
gin, 7 gallons of plain alcohol and two and
half gallons of brandy to keep his custom
ers ia good health during that time.
Another notable feature of the Iowa form
of sickness is that it is chronic. Nobody is
ever cured. Whether the disease for which
the medicine is purchased be called cholera
or snake bite, the patient neither dies nor
gets we'll The same patients continue to
use the same prescription month after
month There are many indications that the
patients do not want to get well-that, in
fact, they would rather suffer with their
disease than enjoy the most robust heath
in the world. 1t is to be feared that while
the law remains as it is that Iowa will be
the most unhealthy State In the Union
Philadelphia Times.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
AMPUTATl0N OF THE LEG.

Money f. the tHivsrsal neccs~itv ad noas hsit
ryuir fool I'll affect to GeSpise it. dr.
Ahrim Ellsworth, >. Port Even. Ulster CoustJ,
y. Y, had realized this truth. His disease ia
volved the whole Of hts thigh bone and the ufer-
ing man looked forward. not Vithug apparent
reason to death his only deiiverer The fagni ~
physicians refused TO Nmputtte tn limb. assert
ing that the operation would KIN the patient on
the Fpot. DIR. DaUtd KENN EDY. 81 Rondout. N
Y. who was consulted. held = different opinion
and amputated the limb. The Doctor then ad-
miuistered freely his great Blood Specinc FAV-
ORIrE REMEDY to afford tone and strength to
the system aud prevent the return OF the disease.
and Mr.. Ellsworth remHiIs to this day in the
bloom OF health. This Reutieman's disease was
he offspring OF tout blna1. and k-uOedy's A
VgRITE REM EIbN purihed tho hlOad and re
stored tn h:tI fhr g,''sor edisy his
life. Are ru .uf.rirg from any ,ilsease trace
able to the sxrue oanss' Try Favortto RemeIy
Y cur Jruxgist u. ONE DOLLAR hottie
Bear in mind the prufTietOr's name aud address:
DR. Dgrid Knunety. R"nJ"ut n. Y.
To Keep The blood Pure is tho principal
end of inventions zud Ji-cSvar.eS in rneiiclre.
To this object probably one has contributed
moe .iEnaIiy han Dr. David Kennedy. Of Ron
douJ n Y. In the pr riuctiGu u = medicine
which , become famous uudgT the title Of the
Favortt. Remedy IL removes All Impurities Of
the Bio q. rug ulSf-s tE- dtSurder-d Liver and
Kfdueys cures t,onstiI .tiun. Dyspapsia aud all
tiT-aa u ID weaknes-ts- uscu liar ~ fetnaias-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
To Bury INDECENT sold ers.

Following is the list of gent en- N ap-
pointed by the commissioners OF Cambria
county, under the recent law. to attend the
burial Of soldiers who may die in INDECENT
circumstances;
Adams Township, Robert A. TrOtter; AL
legheny Township. James w. Daley; Barr
Towns hip, Joseph Rheam; BlacklicE Town
ship, Philip Jones; Cambria Borou2h-First
Ward. Charles II McAteer; Cambria BOr-
Ough-Second Ward. Joseph Fleck; Cam.
bria Township, Griffith J. Jones; Carroll
town, JOHN Stolz; Carroll Township,
Thomas SwtZlpT; Chest Springs. ID. 9. Lit
tie; Chest Township, John q. Gill; Clear
field Tow nship, James A. Wharton; Cone
mauph Borough FIRST Ward, Emory West;
Conemaugb Borough Second Ward, James
@. Wilson; Conemaugh Township, Samuel
Shoup. COnpRrsdale. George Corner; Croyle
Township, G~Orge B. Stineman; DAau Town
ship. William q Krise; East GoEemaugh,
J. B. Kaufman; Ebensburg-East Ward,
5. w. Davis; Ebensburg-West Ward, w.
Ii Sechler; Elder Township. Ansem Weak
land; franklin Borough Jsc 10 Horner; Gal
litZn, Borough NJ. FitZharris; Galiiizin
Township John p. p. McGuires Grubb-
town, jacob Ream; jackson Township,
James NJ. Singer; Johnstown-FITst Ward,
D. r BRYAN: Juhnstown Second Ward
jaime ts II. AshbTidge; JunnstOwn-FOurth
Ward, James James; JOhnstOwn-Flfth
Ward, A. ID Blouch; JUhDstown-SIxth
Ward, E Ellsworth; JOhnstown-Seventh
Ward, William Conners; Lilly Borough, F.
NJ. Georre: Loretto Borough, NJ. F. Nc
Donald; MilvilIs-FIrst Ward. jain ".
PrYce, Nllvi le-Second Ward, e. e.. Mer-
ritts; Munster Township. Henry Eherly;
Portage Township. n. B. Wesrbrnok; Pros
pect, John II. Lswis; Reade Township,
Bsnjsmin Nyeis; Rlchland Township, John
H. Vail; Stunycreek Township, l. " Buck,
SummerhilI, Aaron Sherbine; SusQnshanna,
John Whithead; Taylor Tnwnship-East,
Jacob II. Miller; Taylor Township West,
john Stunban, Tuuuellhill Borough, Pat
rick O'Dowd; Washington Township, VIII
liam Linton. White To RnshIp. NJ Noel;
Wimore Borough, John SchrUth; Woodvale
Borough, Audrrw Beck; YudeT Township
Lower \ p. Arentrue; Yoder Township
Upper, jerry Barnett.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
only Fraction. of Lives.

How many persons live only a fraction of
average human life because they neglect to
take the commonest precautions against
sickness. 1t is disease in Its maturity that
kills, and maturity implies growth. A slight
iudIsposition is usually sliRhted. They who
avail themselves Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters known IT to be eficacious In chronic
cases OF disease, but the process OF cure is
far easier one IL it is used in early stages OF
dyspepsia, malariaI disease. rheumatism,
constipation aud liver arrangement. Let
those who would avoid the peril which even
the most potent remedies cannot avert, steer
clear OF the rock upon which so many con-
stitutions sDlt-an under appreciation OF
the danger of neglect. . will not do to
omit care and q recourse Of medicine when
health Is affected. If debiIitated, or ner-
vous or dHhpeptie take it for granted you
are in wanFOf a remedy, use the Bitters
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
OBITUAR u.

MCBRIDE Died atthe residence OF his
mother in Fillmore county, Minnesota. on
Saturday, August 1st, 1885, of consumption,
Anthony McBrIde, son OF Mrs. NJ. A, and
the late Domenjck Mcbride. aged "a years,
8 months and IA days.
The deceased was born and resided in
Cambria county until the year 1874. when
the family removed to Minnesota. He was
= nephew OF John A. Kennedy, ESQ, Of
EDeusburg. " ~ = d-vout and sincere Cath.
nc snd was in -v-rv respect one Of the best
young men in F lmore county where he had
hosts of admiTing friends, who heartily re-
gret his early aud untimely death. HIS re-
mains were inferred at S.. Bridget's ceme-
terp, Fillmore county Minnesota, on We'd
nesday the 3rd inst. May he rest in peace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
Water statement.
In pursuance of resolution adoped by
the BornnRh Council at their last regular

In pursuance Of resolution adOped by
the Borough Council at their last regular
meeting, | here with EXHIBIT a statement Of
the receipts and expenditures Incident to
the Water Works for the last FIVE years. 1t
will be observed that the expenditures for
the year 1882, exceeds that Of any other year
given 10 the statement. The increase for
that wear was OccasiOned from the fact thai
the water in certain parts of the pipes was
frozen In the winter of 1881 and 1882, caus-
ing a large number Of leakages, as well as
destroying a quantty.0f pipes, In addition to
the ordinary expense incident to the Water
Works. For the year 1884 1 have noted ar
item OF $207 paid for meters, which have
been attached to distribution pipes of GER
tain consumers These meters so far as
they have been used and tested by the
borough have given entire satisfaction.
The decrease Of receipts for 1884, is pro
duced from the fact that the water rents
bad not been collected at the date of au-
ditors' settlement from cons umers' having
meters attached, as they are not subject to
payment in advance as other consumers
are.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
COURT SALEl

BY virtue nf z order Of the DrBhans- Court of
Czmbriz cOuuty. the uuderF = ned will expose -
sale At public auction " cutlery on the prem ses
saturday. August 2osh. 1850. AZ two clock
=. NJ. she following csncr bed real estate ~
which Bob She-bau died. Esizad. 20 wit A
piece OF parcel OF and situsts in White township
Cambria county, I'D roiuius lands 81 Timothy
Sheehzu. other land of the estate o. John Shee-
han. deceased. and tfs road leading IRON 81.
Augustirs 70 Glen Conusll: containing -eyenfeou
acres and tiny n . Tasrshes.
TzEMs or SALHs-Tsn per cent OF ths pUrctaso
money to be paid day Of sale, oue-JhlTu Of the
balance on confirmation o. sale. ons-third Ia six
months aud third iB enc year Deferred pay
ments to bear Interest and 20 be secured ~ the
mortxsge sud Judgment bond Of tho purchaser.
ELIZA SHEEH AZ.
Admir-. OF John SheehaH. deed.
August :, 1855. 81
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
A DJOURNED AssIGNEESsALKt

By virtue OF orders Issuing out OF the Csut. Of
Common Pleas 81 Cambria county. .as undsr-
signed viii offer At public sale, AT the Court House
In EhenshuIE. on Monday. September :. 1855. nt
s-'elO-E r n. AL that certain tract Of land
situate In Cambria township. CauhriH -ooutv
adjoining land OF Martin Sander. E1och Shsrt
HiillHn % onu4ll Hud heirs 81 Benjamin LLOYD,
deceased. containing rs acres about % acrss sf
which are cleared, having thereon erected q
house and barn Il has good apple and pear
orchsrd znd is one orthe best grain ana Ersss
farms in Cambria county anu will positively Be
sold
TERNs OF SaLH:-One third Of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation OF the sale the
balance 10 be paid il two equal auuuAl Bay
ments with Interest to be secured upon the
premises MICH AEI- RR AII.ET-
Assignee Of James Murray and Francis A
Murray.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
STATEMENT.
EXPENsR
Ebensburg Aug. IL, IS.
Ro.eCoId and Hay Fever

Are types of catsrrh having peculiar symp-
toms They are attended by an inhamed
cond tion OF the lining membrance of the
nostrials, tear ducts and throat, affecting
the lungs. An acrid mucus is secreted, the
discharge is accompanied with a burning
sensation. There are severe spasms OF
sneezing, frequent attacks of headache,
watery aud iafiamed eyes. Rly's Cream
Balm is remedy founded on q correct
diagonsis Of diseases and can be depended
upon. 90 cepts at druggists or by mail.
Send for circular. Ely Bros, drugg lists,
Oswego, n. Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
ORPHANS, COURT sALEl

BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphaus' Court OF
Cambria county. the undersigned Will expose 70
sale at public vendue OF outcry st the Hotel OF
f1sorvs Rrsut IN the borough ot Lilly, on Sat1r-
day August 18th 1855 Al ten e.cooA q. .o
following described real estate OF "hlSh "lii'au
TIIey died. seized. 10 Wit: . d, - = ~
lstsof ground situate in the ooIonSR o. ' L.LIg
ccnptv on tsamorts adjoining lot Of + N George:
ESQ aud F. q. George, and fronting on the Old
Portage road.
and county aforesaid. adjoining let OF ohn Brad
lev and others; fronting on street and extend
ing back alley.
Rso-FIteen lots Of ground situate near the
fo,.t OF Plane Ne 8 in the township OF Washing
ton county Aforesaid. ,,
money to be paid day Of sale, one thlra ol We
balance on confirmation Of sale. one-tbtrd N SIX
month"; and one-thira In one yesr- Deferred pay
rneuts TO be or interest and 70 De secured by the
Judgment notes Of the purehaier- r-,,..-,,,-
Admir- Of william Tilsy, deed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-14
TTNITEI, STATES >AIE OF IsIEn IN GAM
i .l.I L.-I-c.1-t HEN

Pursuant 10 >Sec.ioB $40. Revised STATUTES tho
t-udersgUed will ufisr Ht public auction. on Sat
ardEy. Scptsmher Y 1855. At O'Clock. p. N on
the lrsu tse- = g the right. little aud lnterest VI
he United Sfs-Ss la - - tho following de
scribsd parcel ~ ttnd Ia CafrbriA county
Pennsylvania Beginning At a sugar tree mark ed
for 4 corner thence Sy iaud nov Iuseph Van
Ormer rast 5 degrees soRth p perchu, " = pest
the-ce BY same south degrees east "a perches to
post ON line OF land II Thomas Pownlls' esta to-
thence by Land Il s+id Thomas PowoIIs' estate
west tegre-- south 409S perches TO = post. thence
north 3 ,iexre1s east = psrrhes post th enee
north IL degrees east 61< pcrches 10 = tree
The plzco ~ beginning. cnutsiniuS acres more ST
lass. being the same premises conveyed the
United States hy William W dudley. Trustee
by deed d1rsd judy 34. 1851. recorded ia said
COUNTY in I.iIsr 81 folio Isl eeq.
TER 1lS OF - ALE Ono third cash and bal
ance in s aud II JuOaths. with interest; or All
cash at apti"u ot purchasuT. Deferred payments
to he secured by EOtss and mortgage on tho pro-
perty A. MCCUE.
S.Iicitsr OF the Treasury