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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05
KANSAS.

KANSAS CI1Y, Nov. b.-Tho returns
up 10 noon indic ite tut little OF what
the result will be la Kansas where
chief Justice Of tho suprems court, two
state senators, a. u several minor Judges
and county officers are being voted
for.
In htchison and Olalho the Rspub-
licans apparently are having every
thing their own way. The weather IL
universally pleasant with rain threat
ebed this afternoon.
At Leavenworlh, Wichita, Olaths
and Topeka great interest Ia shown Vt
the polls, while ut Lawrence, Atchi-
son, Emporia aud some other points
Interest IN maniiosioi. AZ n rule q
large vote will be polled.
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wnIrTEnosE's srArEnESr.
judges OF Election 10 he Arrested for
Obsiructibg Voters.


Events In the First precinct were
drawn to the attention OF County At
torney Whittemore this aftsrno Don,
with the result that criminal proceed.
ings arc promised against some
OF tho Judges Of election. Said
Mr.. Whitlemore 10 News re.
porter this afternoon; "This matter
viii DO given attention, l assure you.
When l was called on l asked the
Utah Commission II they would 70.
move tho offensive Judges, but Judge
NorTell said they would not. am not
surprised atlsome OF tbs Judges, but am
NJ Elias A. Smith and III. J. Dlninny.
"Why," continued Mr.. White.
more, "with two men, one named
Scoville, the names we're on the book
at the . door, but had been omit
ted from the iuiges list In
copying. The county registrar
Mr.. Wilson, went with the mar, told
the Judges how 1t was, and that the
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Farmers Prseinei.

Al 1915 y. m., the votes polled mum.
borod las out OF q total registration OF
about $40. IL was reported that there
was considerable scratching on both
the main tickets, aud that Van Colt
for County Superintendent OF Schools
was profung somewhat thereby Also
that few P0pulist votes had been cast,
and that the vote on Statehood was
principally eyes"
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BosToN, NOV. Dine election today
IA proceeding quietly throughout toe
state. The weather IL superb, but 10
20 noon the vote has been unusually
light. Not much l. heard OF the a. Il.
a. vote. AMI the prediction Ia made
that tue scratching will not be greater
this year than IN the past. The voters
are expected 10 express themselves on
the questi1n: ado you consider II eK.
peiicnt g. grant municipal suffrage 10
wnmeu?"
MIA third OF the registered vote
has ueon cast. In iioations are for tho
lightest vote In years.
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BERLIN, Nov. "a Dispatch 10 tho
Frankfort zvitung, from Piume, Aus
trlR-HungsTy, situated at the north
west on the east extremity OF the Adj
rlstic, says serious earthquake shocks
have boon felt iu tho oommune OF
GrahOVs. near RagusA, thirty.eight
the ground extend over large territory.
several houses collapsed ana general
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The voting at noon stood:


At noon tho ladies OF the campaign
CLUBS served coffee and other refresh
mente.
Democratic bulletin l2 m.-3s0 votes
polled. Democratic vote ~ getting out
well in this precinct. Like the Others
Republicans are scratching their
tickets In favor OF Game, Roberto auu
Thurman. Zane IL being heavily cut.
Populists are voting the Democratic
ticket.
Al $3.50 pm. the vote cast was 9is.
The registration In this precinct is
1894.
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Special to tho NEWS per Doseret Telegraph
Provo, Nov. 5.-One O'Clock y. IN. -
Weather clear and fine this afternoon.
Five hundred and ten votes pollsd.
The Republicans are about 100 In the
lead. There Ia considerable scratch
Ing for State and local officers. Fully
90 per osnt Of the vote will be- for "a.
Constitution, "Yes," All 10 quite and
orderly around tho polls and olly.
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sugar House Precinct.

This vote at this precinct at 1 y. m.
was ll5, which was 80 per cent OF ths
registered vote. Very little scratching
was being done and Of the votes cast,
the Democrats claimed q large ma
jo,iiy. IL was expected, however,
that tho Republican votes would roll
In this afternoon, as most OF tho Re-
publicans In this precinct live up the
canyon and consequently could not
getto the polling very early In the
day,
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POEIrIcAL POINTERS.

POLiTICAL PoiNrERs.
Hllos, Howat and Young siickers
were very plentiiully used a, all Of the
polls Of the city.
North Point, this county, was with
| out Dem cratic tickets until q late
hour this afternoon.
Denhalter's Band did good work to.
day In rendering some OF their choice
selections at the various polling place..
Regis,rstion Oflicsr Crowley was In
great demand by those whose right to
vote had been Questioned NJ the
Second.
Deputy sherifis and policemen galore
were down ut tbs second, tut when
asked NJ TO how business was, their
reply was, "very SLOW"
The snow did not teem TO dampen
the enthusiasm OF tire voters In the
least, though IL did dampen whatever
else they possessed.
Bert RAybpulJ, Republican chsif-
man Of the Second, was busily engaged
dispatching carriages TO all parts VI the
city.
Carriages for conveying voters 10 the
| polls were numerous today aud appfe-
| ciated fully. As shown by the liberal
patronage they received.
In the Third II looks very much a.
though the Populists will surprise toe
| vnt.s ,b.v viiI c.st
| This weather was all that could be de-
sired, the cool breeze that was blowing,
being Just sufiicient to keep down the
Ire OF radical politicians.
| ono uihn wnose Vo.e was ohAiehgeu
,ne p.oons ,hes.encl 70 pu.
on ". ou".ns'n ~nno Auo'ne'
ro '.su W o,o "~ Iueonoo'
,uN'u nv W YUM ~. anu
nsNo r"'e'"ins' VIM" uino'enoc
!" mus
| Judge Anderson was heard 10 make
the remark: "Any man who would
short time sitter he was observed using
| stickers quite beautifully, The Judge
was evidently iokiug when he made
the remark.
| A, ,,.,o ,.., A..
~ ifov ons,ih'.n hoKnon OF .ne
rou'u p,eoinrt nvpuolloAns ton-
pnon.u Jnan sons IVi i've
huro es'F LYNX snM 'no epey
wa , 10y, i've % e.Rny 'o,os snosu
SUI ,". my "c'u "roi ,,,,
soms, .uss ~ o''0o''"R "'N0u'
II wI.wr.pce. Ponu,,s, maniac.
~ e,oy.,nor xs.s M, in,,r,.,.d ysIch.,
ahon, Inc no,is q, ,hs Eon,,n IL
hsd' n. aid. mo ..nsct.,ion az h.ins
al, c,.d and ss,imntsd ths vol. ~ III
n.,,v ,h,nngbonit Ts,yi,a,y M ,,on,
Eo5 ~ a ono
IL was an elegant lunch TIE ladies'
OF the fourth prepared on The top noor
OF the burlington school house today.
They were Just a. bpsy a. bees and 40
accommodating ss h.y knew now 10
aud host Of workers below In furnish.
ing them with the things necessary 10
strengthen the inner man.
|
| Challenger Altman at poll h, Second
| precinct, questioned the right OF
Robert N. Lurerer to vote. When the
challenge was made Lursrer's blood
boiled up ana he male several abusive
threats. He was finally elected by one
The s.ruty feeirtrafa rand being ident.-
fi,d ms was ailoNsd 10 vote. Several
o,h.r challenges were made at This
poll. some OF which were sustained, but
The majority were not,
| A., o.so ,,.,.
~ pn' W."
oau, , ~ p'm ,a.t 49, an 90 so
- ~ ,sa 80. w
Hs *, ormsJ Ss 80. ~ W NV.
% W." 80 49,.
,ulse ' WN ,n,n a a. ,n, on sne
.,on nd mai. MING, lively for . ,;n,s
but was taken away by one OF his
friends before he hurt anyone, and
when last seen ho was makinga lively
search for Precinct Rsgi,trar Crowley
to have his name placed ON the bucks.
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Tooele City-Weathsr hero IL fine;
noI very bad under foot. Democrats
are confident OF victory, and are poll
ing very large vote.
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$3.50 p.m.-Ropub lioAns at this hour
claim 502 OF the 965 votes cast leaving
463 for tho Democrats and Populisis,
but II Ia not thought that the figups
viii bear out this claim when the
ballots are counted. The fact
seems 10 be that AN extraordinary
amount Of scratching has been done,
which leaves tie result In doubt. Toe
Democrats set up nm opposite claim
TO that OF their Republican fre dc
and cay they have more votes t1An
both OF the other parties comb ned.
The total registration Is ,725.
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I,ub, yo,. q, bingham.

BINGuAM, Nov. 9. 2 p. m.--There
will not be ovet 200 votes polled 10 this
precinct. This means that there viii
he n LARGE Democratic gain and will
aid In keeping down q Republican ma
Iority In this county.
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contests are being wagcd between tho
two wings Of the Democratic party.
The friends oisilvsf insiat that Federal
employees are making themseive. Oh
Hoxious by their activity In the inter
est OF the sound money Democratic
sthte ticket. The Republicans are vot-
Ing steadily for their candidates. Judao
Maxwell, tho vtndfable Jufiii, 10 10.
oeiviug good sup OFT on tho Populist
ticket for the supreme court.
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OMAHA, Nov. 5.-rhroughout the
state, election day opened clear with
the exception OF the extreme west tier
OF counties, where lignt snow IL fall.
iDp. This condition insuTes u fair v5tp
nearly all over Nebraska.
On some of.the larger cities, spirited
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PuLADELrHIA, Nov. 6.-Notwith.
standing that the weather IN all that
could be desired, reports from all over
tue state Indicate a light vote anu but
little interest In the election. The
polls Will close nj 7 pm.
Pittsburg-Fins weather IL bringing
out larger vote than expected. Ma
gee, the Democratic candidate tor
superior Judge, Ia running ahead Of his
ticket The Republicans intimate
"a, 600 majority Tor their ticket In AL
legheny county.
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CHICAGO, Nov. "a News Wash.
ington special says;
Competent Republican authorities
declare that at q meeting Of ths ma
tionsl committee In this city next
month, only one question will 10 con-
sidored-the date aud location OF tho
national convention. IL has been
agreed by nil hands to turn down tho
movement among certain Indiana Re-
publlOans TO ousI Senator Carter NJ
chairman.
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IOWA.

OTTUMwA, lows, Nov. &c. A.
Walsh, secretary OF the Democratic
state central committee, has practically
conceded the election OF Drake today,
by 10000 plurality.
Des MOines--rhe weather seems
good all over the state and the general
feeling IL that the vote will be lighter
than at the last gubeTnstorial contest.
The Republican plurality will De aSOut
the same in proportion.
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Park City. 1900 m.--Evetything
looks well here for the democracy.
Chambers running ahead OF his ticket
and It looks a. II he would beat heafns.
Roberts running ahead.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The heaviest
voie ever polled In Maryland IL being
ciht amid scenes OF almost unparalleled
excitement, accompanied by occasional
acts OF lawlussneAs aud disorder. The
day IL balmy. Both sides appear TO
nave out their full strength and much
bitterness 10 manifested among the
watcheIs OF both parties.
Before the polls opened, J ohm Smith,
Of the Democratic waichtr', was shot In
the left breast ana eighty wounded,
by Horace L. Van Tassel, q Republi.
can. The latter was arrested. Charles
q. Baldwin, one OF the watchers for
the Republicas league, was seriously
cut over the right eve.
The Evening News predicts that
Baltimore City will give a majority OF
10000 for the Republican ticket. The
indications are that Hurst IL more than
holding his own In the counties out
eide Baltimore ana Whatever majority
Lowndss has, II any, must come from
the municipality.
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DETROIT, Nov. o. tne election OF
Mayot Pingtre for fourth term 10.
gether with the entire Re. uolican city
ticket, 10 generally conceded, the only
question being ne TO the size Of tho
msjofity.
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New YoRIl, Nov. b.-william Alb.
hey, a retired merchant, formerly "a.
sooiated In business with A. +. Stew
art, died suddenly today from n rup-
tuIeI blood yesss
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 6.-Tht
weather throughout The state IL clear,
sud heavy vote will be- pollsd. III,
contest Is entirely too Ons-sided Il
cause much interest.
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and the very Indictment weslher'
Heavy STERN this morning. All lndi'
cations point 10 sweeping victory for
the legislative ticket.
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DEnOcRAIIC BULLETINS.
News From outside Psiats Received
NJ Party headquarters Daring
ghs nAv.

Election bulletins vsrs received at
Democratic headquarters from out
side points up to press time M fol.
lows:
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Al this hour the Democratic maJori-
ty was given as 20.
Democratic bulletin II a.m.-There
never has been known to be 40 much
scratching Of tickets Ms n this precinct
this morning.. Hardly n Republican
ballot IL bping cast straight. A strong
vote IL being polled against this Constl-
tuition.
$3.50 p. MAT thi. hour the vote, a.
nsariy ~ can ms approximated stands.
Democratic i76, Republican $50 anu
Populist n.
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LouIsvILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-The
weather IL ideal and all indications
point to large vote. Never before has
there been such general interest In the
election.
The Repu blicans OF tho Filth legis.
Iativo district were thrown into con-
sternation this morning when they
discovered that their candidate for
secretary had Withdrawn AMI no name
had been substituted In the ballot. This
II Speaker Cafroll's district and many
Republicans were hopeful OF winning .
seat. As II stands the speaker has y
walk over.
Lexington, KY. Nov. "a Hight
vote will be- pollcd Ne the length OF the
ballot makes voting slow. Scores Of
voters will be unable 10 vote. The
Republicans are hopeful. The Demo-
Gratis concede nothing.
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The ELECTION TODAY
Notes from Places Where tho Battles
Of Ballots have Ragged.
TIE WEATHER GENERALLY FINE.
Heavy Vote 10 Ohio--Close Contest In
New York-LawlessDess aud Ex-
cittment In Maryland.


New YoRK, Nov. 5.-Should there
be n light vote In New York today, II
will not be on account Of the weather,
which could hardly be better, but may
be becau,e Of tho untamlliarity OF the
voters with the blanket ballot system.
10 overcome this, sch party has In.
sttuction stations near every polling
place, where the voters are taught how
to fold the paper, aud In particular
oxhor,ed 10 risk nothing by trying to
scratch the ticket.
The polls opened at 0 O'Clock and up
10 noon there had been no disturbance
any whsre. Police Commissioner
Roosevelt ana Acting Chief Conlin
stated that there was less colonization
this year than ever before.
Dispatches received from various
Taits Of the state, by the Associated
press report fair weather, anu the indi.
cations ar. that the vote Will be close.
In general II IL believed little scratch
ing IL being done.
BROOKLYN, Nov. o. - Before 10
O'Clock this morning nearly half the
voters had placed lheir ballots.
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OHIO.


COLUMBUS. OHIO, Nov. 8. - The
Democrat. claim they viii get out
tho Toll voe today and at lsast reduce
tue Rspub licAn plurality 10 the normal
siZe.
CoLuMBus, Ohio. Nov. 5.-Repor,s
TtCeived al thr state headquarters OF
the Republicans aud Democrats up 10
noon Indicate q larger vote polled our.
ing the forenoon than ever known up
TO that hour.
The reports generally state that the
party lines are closely drawn. the
Republic ans regard the fine weather
NJ we'll a. the early anu heavy voting
M In their favor anu are claiming n
large plurality on the state ticket as
well 10 majority In both branches OF
the Legislature.
Cinoinnali-The weather Ia ine. A
heavy vote IL being cast aud consider.
able scratching done, mainly on the
courtyard legislative licket. Skilled oh.
servers are unable to forecast the 70.
suit, hut both parties nnd cause for
hope In the heavy vote.
The Republicans claim Hamilton
county by not loss than 5000; the
Democrats Insist the great Republican
plurality OF last year has been wiped
out.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 5.-Chair.
man Anderson Of the Democratic state
Committee says Campbell will carry
thu state outside OF Cincinnati, but no
has no Indications from Cincinnati.
AZ the Republican state headquarters
they siill claim n large majority out.
Eide OF Cincinnati, aud that the latter
will 20 largely Republican.
A. Lima, Senator Bfice's brother
and Republican editor, are reported to
have had fight nj Tho poll.
Cleveland, ohio, Nov. 8. - At
O'Clock II was estimated that nearly
two-thifds OF the registered voters had
cast their ballots. The Republican
leaders confidently claim the head OF
tbeir ticket viii receive not less than
5000 majority In this city. The Demo.
Gratis make no claims.
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-The DEM
oorHtic ticket will win easily In Vir-
gina. A light vote IN being cast and
there Ia little enthusiasm.
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PROVO.
The Election.

I'Rovo, UrAU Nov. 3, 1895.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-03
English Omcial Salaries.

The lord chancellor of England re.
ceives Ga, 900 per annum as speaker
of the house of lords, the remaining
$4,000 per annum, which brings his
salary to 10000, being paid to him
in his judicial capacity. The lord
chancellor of Ireland, whose salary
as lord chancellor has been fixed by
an act passed in 1882 at 9S, 900 per
annum, is accordingly the most
highly paid official in the United
Kingdom in respect of judicial du.
ties. Formerly indeed the salary OF
the Irish chancellor was &10,O 900 per
annum. The sum of 81, 900, which is
given To each incoming Irish chan
Cellor, irrespective of his salary, fol
an outfit, is a relic of the time wher
Irish chancellors on their appoint
ment migrated from London to Dub
lin. London Letter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-03
Sheriff7s Sales for Jan.

w III be sold be ore the court house do!
in the city o: Marietta, Cobb county, Ga,
Oh the first Tuesday in January, 1876
during the legal hours ri Eale. tho follow
ing property to>wit
Also at the same time and place, a cers
tain three room brick house and the lot
upon which it is located in the city of Ma
rietta Cobb county, Ca, bounded as fol-
lows Or the north by the property Of
the Cole estate on the east by the proper
ty OF the Cole estate On the south by the
property OF San 'ord Fair, and on the west
by Cole street Levied on as the property
nf Wade White, in the hands of Thomas
Whit Guardian for Wade White, to sat>
isfy Ii Ia issued from Cobb Sunerior court
| in favor of Thomas D. Evans
Also at the same and place, one certain
| lot of land with house thereon in the
town of Austell. Cobb county, Ca, said
| lot being 75x100 feet, bounded as folIows
On the west by Pratt street, on the north
by Rocky street, on the east by ]. T. MoZ-
| ley's land on the south by A. II. Irvine.
Levied on as the property OF Joe Kelley to
satisfy Justice court Fl ia issued from the
! 1378th district g. NJ. of Cobb county, Ga ,
in favor OF A. Fl. Irvine, administrator OF
the estate of Bony Poster. Levy made
and returned to me by j. S. Spradin, L..
c Notice given in terms of the law.
Also at the same time and place, Lots of
| land Nos SAT and 549 in the 18th district
and End section Of Cobb county, Ca, con
tanning in the aggregate so acres more or
less. Levied on as the property of W. 1.
and M. T Richards to satisfy a Fl ia issued
! from Cobb Superior court in favor of Mrs.
c. J. M Anderson, Executrix of the es>
tate of w. P. Anderson, late of said couns
ty, deceased, for the purchase money OF
said land, the deed from Executrix to
said defendants made, filed and recorded
in the clerks office of Superior court OF
Cobb county. Ga, before the making OF
this levy Notice given in terms of the
law.
Also at the same time and place, one
saw mill outfit and OK wagon. Levied on
as the property of j. T. Jolley, one of the
defendants in fl ia, to satisfy fl IA issued
from Cobb Superior court in favor of E.
Van Wrinkle & Co.
P. O. McLAIN, Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-03
The Sagacity of Blind Horses

The way in which blind horses car
go about without getting into more
difficulties than they ordinarily dc
is very remarkable. They rarely, if
ever, hit their heads against q fence
or stone wall. They will slide off
when they comenear one. 1t appears
from careful observation that it is
neither shade nor shelter which
warns them of tho danger. On an
absolutely sunless and MINDLESS day
their behavior is tho same. Their
Olfactory nerves doubtless become
very sensitive, for, when driving
them, they will poke their heads
downward in search of water SO
yards before they come to a stream
crossing tho roadway. 1t cannot be
an abnormally developed sense of
hearing which leads them to do this
for they will act alike though the
water be stagnant pool Men who
have been blind for any great length
of time develop somewhat similar
instincts 90 blind horses.
Magazine.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-03
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY,

James c. Power. James R. Power and
Others have made application for public
road beginning at Wr;ght's hill, near the
mouth of Willeo creek on the lower Mari>
eta and Roswell road, and running vests
erly through the lands OF Judge Wright,
b. II. Bishop, j. @. Power, John Gray
and the estate of j. NJ Hartsfeld, deceased,
and interesting the upper Marietta and
Roswell road at the residence Of John Gray,
which has been marked out by the Cons
missioners and report thereof made on
oath by them. All persons are notified
that said application for said road will be
head at my office on Monday, 21st day of
January, 1895, next, and If no legal cause
be shown to the contrary. AN order for the
same will be granted. This 18th day OF
December, 1894. J. NJ. STONE,
Ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

Agreeable to an order granted at the
November term, 1894, Cobb Superior
Court, will be sold on the first Tuesday in
January, 1895, at the court house in Cobb
county, within the legal hours of sale to
the highest bidder for cash the following
property, to wit: One house and lot in
the city of Marietta, commencing at Boston
HOlman's corner on twelve foot alley or
street, thence north along said street sixty
two and one half (624) feet to Thaddeus
DunCan's corner, thence east 208R feet to
corner, thence south 62i feet to Holman s
corner, thence west 2083 feet to point of
beginning, containing one fourth of an
acre, more or less Said property ordered
sold that partition may be had in Accord
ance with law in such cases provided.
GEO. NJ. FLEMING,
JNO. L. MANNING,
c. N. NELL,
Commissioners.