Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 August 1869 — Page 4

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T11URSDAY, ACJG-UST12.1869.

TMK BA«!.KOAI KLKC'fflOft. The proposition to appropriate 25,000 Lo :ud in the construction of the new railroad through this city iroin Logaospo t) Iiockviilo was carried last ?lon o\ majority of .*52 8.- .Four-township, Luton, Brown,Franklin tux I Sugar Creek gave an aggregate majority of 1,180 in i'avor oi" il'.e appropriation. Tho remaining townships gave an aggregate op position majority of 1,152. The majorities lor the appropriation ai^e Lnion. V-17 Brown, 255 Franklin, 206: Sugar (-reck. 70. Majorities against it Ripley,-lii .Madison, 7( W:ilnut, 120 Scott, 150 Coal Creek, 117 Wayne, 10!' Clark, 39(5. secure the build-

Tliis will no don ing i)l' the road. •/oounties have both voted for the appropriation. The proposition will carry in I'arko if not in the county, then in the townships through which the road ,vi11 pa^.

Cass and Carroil both

And now Jet the people of the ditto rent townships shake hands over the result, and unite in securing the best expenditure of the money voted. The out townships, some of them with more selfishness than seemed becoming, have voted against the proposition and been beaten. If Union could have exchanged places with Clark her vote might, have been different, but no person has any reason to grumble. Every farm in the county will partake of the advantages of the road when it is built, and so let every voter cheerfully bear his share of the burden.

MOKE J'AUTICI^AfW.

The Muncie 77hies devotes one column and a half to the development of some -'crude idees" in regard to elee(ricit y. In the first column is a minute./description of the cireum stances, distance from the-'house, direction, size, hight of stumps, direction in which hay was being pitched —whether.to the right whether by a right-handed or left handed man—how many times the man had pHched sif.ee limner, what •\\ero the inunes. .oi the parties with him, which way his i'aee v.-as turned: and wiiich way, consequently, his back, right-side and left side—under which, in wiiich, about which, &c. &c., a man was killed by lightning. The remaining ha'i column is devoted to the development proper and thanks to the parties why weio near the man at the time for kindly pointing out ihe particulars above numerated, "although they had just quit work." The "crude idea," main, is that the man was killed by pressure upon his body f|-om above downward, in the ratio of two and a. half on the right side to three on the lett side, since the right heel had been sunk in the ground two and a half inches and the left three inches. Hon' tine! But could not the Times as well devote another column to the subject? The idea, would be so much clearer if we only knew whether the American or foreign bon his parents were rich or old they were when they ried. &c., &c., &c.

man win

was ther

poor how were mat

Tieturns from the State election which was held in Tennessee last Thursday are incomplete. The Senterites have swept the State by large majorities The mnjority for Senter, for Governor, is placed by some reports as high as sixty-five thousand. But few counties gave majorities for Stokes. The State Senate, has. a probable majority of Conservative Republicans.

It is hard to tell what this result means. A Conservative Republican is doubtful, to say the least. Some of the Tennessee journals claim that the victory means universal suffrage, and others that it means a white man's government.

CHAHtiEN IN KEPttEKEKT/VTION. Estimating the present population of the United States at thirty-nine millions, the Missouri .Democrat. from the comparative basis alforded by recent elections, makes an estimate of the eschasige in the weight of representation by the census of 1870, by which it makes ous that in a House of Representatives of the same number as the present, the Atlantic States will have 107 members against the 120 which they now Have, and thu:, the V/ei-lrr:i and States will have 1 :!0 meMuuiV against the 11-) wiiich they now have, making, a transfer of 2 members from East to West. Thus .the Western States including' Alabama and the Pacific States, will together have a majority of 19 members }vcr the entire At lantie. States. The New England States would have 20 members the other Atlantic States, 87 total 107. The Southern- States bordering on the Gulf and River, 30 the ".Northwestern arid Pacific States, 00 total, 120. Ohio, the Centra!

State, neither

gains nor loses representation.

I-'KA 3i HxSjIN COLLS'XJK.

The financial manager, of. this institution, Mr. P. II Sumner, reports the prospects of its successful revival after a suspension of a few years during the war as very flattering. Johnson county'has recently endowed one Chair with 615,000, and other endowments are confidently expected soon to place the College on a firm basis. If Mr. Sumner is as successful in the nanagement of the financial affairs of the College as he has been in his own affairs, it is probable that these hopes will soon be realized, and the institution made what its friends intend, a seat of learning of which the Baptists of Indiana may well feel proud.

The College is situated in Franklin, Johnson county, about twenty miles south of Indianapolis. It is open, alike to both sexes.

W.WE1AS1) INHTIT51T3:.

^VTe see by the circulars of Waveland Collegiate Institute, just issued, that the next terra begins on Mou-

or left and September- and elosf No-vember''-12. Pi-otessor J. M. Kay lor •is.Principal. Wnvehmd, with :i population of live or six luuidred, ia situated in -a .fine agricultural region, about 14 miles from Crawfordsviile and L4 from Ruckvi-le. A has.! .ine passes through the plj'-'O^Trom Grav fordsville to ilockvilie, hacks runninir three times per week, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The location is remarkably healthy, and the people distinguished for their intelligence and high-toned -morality.

The Institute 1ms met with good success so far in preparing students for College,' and wi'l, we understand, open the coming year ..y^ith^jiitili greater facilities.

KOSKCRAfSS AKD TME »E81«CKA1Y «Jt' OillO. General

A Convention

in Philadelphia to adopt a platfoim and nominate candidates for an Independent part}', Lased on temper|lance and moral principles. The nomina tions were made with some difficulty, several men whose names wjere presented declining to run. The movement deserves success, but who\does not know how great will be the influences agfainst which it will have/to contend

OR A W FO RDSVILLE JOURNAL: AUGUST12,1869."

LEGAL NOTICES,

SCHOOL NOTICIO.—The Public, Schools OfX'il .Monday in October, \.D., lfcfiO, for & term

«f Union township will open on tho first

oftivo months, and its much longey (if any]

as tho Tuition Fund wit] last. It is'desiref that Directors cull their meetings early, ami make selection of teacher.", so as to promots uniformity throughout the -township. We are willing tc vote taxes to build railroads to develop tho resources of our State, and promote agricultural and'sparpfaanfeitl interests. which is always comfrief|Utble in any people, but while we are tloirijjShis, let iHiint forget the duty'we we our child ten. who have minds t'i bn developed and trainoil morally and intellectually. I trust that parents and guardian* will 'eo-cptrate with teachers and trustee to make. o\:r schools mere efficient every ..year, Teachers have

P'^'ine i" »ny trials and diRcour«genunts to sur-

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mouht, and need sEiil.es instead of frowns:, and hard epithet,h. AH persons v. ho taught .priVnte schools in this township last Spring are 'notified to report cf same to this office wit hi. at delay.

JOH!S tl, U'OMs. '.

Tj.:'2r,"1 Tru.-U.

OT/VTH OFIKDIAN:CMOST«OMEIlt O County. SS.: 1. William K. Wallace, Clerk of flic Circuit Court, and Clerk ex officio'of the Court of Common Plc-as of said county, do hereby certify that the following order was made at the special session of said Court, of Common Pleas, held at the Court House, in Crawfordsville, on the ilth day of August, A.D., 1809, to-wit:

It is ordered by the Court that the Jurcrs summoned and ic attendance at this .special session be required, without further service, to attend at this Court on the lith day of October next. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be published in the weekly newspapers of this county.

Signed August I!. 1869. II. C. GREGORY. Judge pro ifm. -WM W. K. W ALLACE, Cierki® r.y W. VANCE Deputy.

ALL

persons indebted to the estate of the late Jacob De.-tne, deceased, either by note or book account, are requested to call and settle with the undersigned. By an early attention to this notice, parties will save cosl't, as, t!:c. estate must be settled orthvvith. JOHN NIVliN. jun(7t:" Adminisfcrafar

ON -R ESOD E rjnrjN O TICE^ O TATE OF INDIAN A, SS. Montgomery O County Court of Common Pieas, October Term,TH6&. Joseph W. Kelsey vs. Elvira Thompson and L. II. Thompson. Petition for partition.

ISe it remembered, that on the 26th usiy of May, A. D. 1 it being in the vacation of the"Court c-f Common Pleas of Montnomery county, Kr.dis.na, the plaintiff by Thomson & Ristine, bin attorneys, produced ancl filed in the Clerk's ol3.ee of. said court, his petition forpsrtition aH oausc of action in this behalf, and also fa ufl-aav ?. cf a disinterested person setting forth that the defendants, Elvira Thompson and L. II. Thompson, are non residents of the State of Indiana. And afterwards on the 16th day of June, 1S69, it being the May term of the Common Picas Court, this cause was continued for publication. And now, therefore. notice of tho filing and pendency of this action is hereby given to the'defendants, Elvira Thompson and. L. H. Thompson, that they may be and appear before the .fudge of the Court of Common PIea« of said county on the ft rut ci r,y of the next term, commencing at the Court House in the City of Crawforrisvtllc: on the 6th day of October. A. D. 1S8&, then and .petition. ..v-v.

Witness mr nd anct tho seal ol sjiid Court, the 241.11 clay of Julv ISKi1. r,-KA(,.| \¥'A, K."\VALLACiO, julvi'JMw Clerk.

LEGAL SALES.

7XECUTORS SAf^iT—Notico is hereby given that on the kSth day of August,, the undersigned, us executor of the estate -of Thornton Griffith, deceased, will sell the late residence of the deceased, in Darlmsrton. to the hiimest bidder, at public sau, the persona) e-tate of the deceased, consisting in part (f two horses, harness and two-horse wagor, corn in the bushel, hay and cuts, and other articles too tedious to mention

Terms of sale A credit of four months will be given on all sums over five dollars less than that amount cash in hand will be required. Purchasers will execute ''.etcwith security, waiving relief from valuation and appYrisement buvs.

Rosemms itas rendered

the discussion of the question of-his eligibility to the oifice of Governor of Ohio unnecessary, by a dispatch and letter dated at San Francisco, August 7. He states that he resigned a very desirable position in the annv and levt his State to fulfill duties deemed sacred to his creditors and family, and concludes thus: "Those duties forbid me leading the Democ racy of Ouio in the pending canvass for Governor." This action will occasion a call for another Democratic State Convention, as it is said the State Central Committee will not take the responsibility of making a new nomination.

THOMAS J..GRIFFITH,

augow.'S Executor.

^OMMISSIONfcR'S SALE.—Notice is hereby given thatthe undersigned Commissioner appointed by fclic order of the Court ot Common Pleas of Montgomery county, Indiana, in a proceeding for partition wherein Alfred Rns). cl a I, were plaintiffs. and George Crane, at al, were defendants, will, after four weeks from the date hereof sell at private sale, the following described real estate situate in the county of Montgomery, Indiana, to-wit: Commencing at thr» south-east corner of the east half of the south-east quarter of section sixteen, (16), in township seventeen (17) north, of range three i) west, and running thence, north eighty-eight (*H) poles to a stake, thence west sixty-three, and two-thirds (i3%) notes to a stake, thence south eiglityciglit(8K) poles to a stake, theneoeast to the place of beginning, containing thirty-five acres more or less, the same being a part of the real estate of which Lewi* D. Mills died seized.

Tkkms or 8ALK.-T-f)n( -t liird of the purchase money to he paid in hand at time of i.lc, one-third in nine months, rind onethird in fifteen months from day of sale, the deferred payments to be at six per ccnt, the purchaser to uive notes with approved security. JAMES H. RRISON,

July ii. 1869. Commissioner.

recently assembled

AND FOR SAL 10.—Tne undc.rsigr.ed, lOxeeutors of the last will of Courtney Talbot, deceased, pursuant to s:ud will, offer for sale all that part of the. farm of said decedent lying between the Crawfordsville & Alamo Turnpike and the Greencastle State road, containing about IK0 acres. It will be soldi parcels to suit purchasers, at private sale. The land is good, well timbered, and only about one mile from the corporate limits of the. '"ity of Crawfordsvilic. The tract contains several beautiful building sites. Persons desiring to purchase will call on either one of the undersigned. Terms will be made easy.

HENRY II. TALBOT, P.S.KENNEDY,

janl4tf Executors.

FOR

SALE.—260 acres of land, situated on the Concord road, 6 miles northeast of Crawfordsville about 150 acres cleared and the balancc good pasture land. The farm is situated on Sugar Creek, miles from gravel road, and has three good dwelling houses, a fine supply of out buildings, and two good orchards. jul22w4 JONAS LARGEST.

LEGAL NOTICES.

O TATE OF IN DI ANA, SS. Montgomery O County Court of Common Pleas. October Term. 18Wi. State of Indiana on the relation of Phehe Jsine Wurbritton vs. Wilson Humes. Bastardy. 15e it remembered, that on the 2iith day of Julv. 18159. it being in the vacation of said Courl. the State by White & Patterson, her attorneys, tiled in the Clerk's cilice or said C'»urt, a transcript of the proceedings hud before Richard Canine, a Justice uf the Peace of said county in the above entitled ca«e. together with tin- papers of said cause, and also the :iflid:tvit of a disinterested person. s'tting forth that the iid Wilson Humes is a non-resident oi the State of Indiana. Now, therefore, notice of the filing and pendency of this action is hereby given said defendant, that ho inny appear on the

'Witness my hand and the s-eai of said Court, the :iu)i i.v of Julv. IStifi. iSEAI V, M. Ii. Ai.LACK, •:iuv"iw4 Cb-rk.

NOTI

CIO is ncreby given that a petition will be presented to the Hoard of Commissioners of the county of Montgomery, in the State of Indiana, at their .September se ision, 1SG9, to change the locution ot the following described highway, to-wit: Ieginn rig at the south-east corner of the west, half of the south-east quarter of section live (f), township eighteen (IS) north, of range four (4) west, and running thence in a north-westerly direction thmutrh land belonging to the heirs of A. Hamilton, deceased, till it intersects the east line of the corporation of the city Crawfordsvilic. Indians, so that said described highway shall be changed to be located and established upon the following described route, to--.vit: Beginning at the south-east corner of the west half of tho south-east quarter of section live, (5), township eighteen (IS)north, of range four (4) west, in the center of the Danville road, and running thence due north on the iine dividing the east half of said section into east and west halves, two hundred and sixty-seven rods to a point on said line thirty feet north of the south margin or line of College street, one of the streets of the city of Crawfordsville.State of Indiana, said proposed route for the change of said highway will run over over, through and upon the lauds of Joseph S. Allen, A. Hamilton's heirs, Isaac C. Elston's heirs. William Ilocum. James Graham, Sampson Houston. Indianapolis, Crawfordsvilic & Danville Railroad Company, James Harley, J. A. Paxton, John Birch, and Hackley, whone Christian name is unknown. augOWw AM ICS RAHAM, e.t a!.

NOTICE

is hereby given tbat the Com

mon Council of ihe City ot Crawfordsvilic, will present to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county. Indiana, at the next meeting thereof, to be held at the Court House in the said city, commencing on thefirst Monday in September. 1W5!), a petition praying for the annexation to the present corporate limits of said city, of certain terrritory contiguous thereto, (not laid oft in lots, but of which a part is laid off. platted and recorded as out-lots to the town of Crawfordsvilic.) with reasons for such annexation, which contiguous territory is us follows, to-wit: All the territory within the following described lines, not already

there to answer uaid west along {'he b-ilf section line, and the One tract belonging to Elisabeth Binford, north line of Whitlook's addition to the containing 1» acres. town of Crawfordsvilic. 120.20 chains to a One tract belonging to James Busenbark, 'stone at or near the northwest corner of the containing acres. southra'-tquarter of section thirtv-one, (SI). One tract belonging to William Mounts town nineteen (19) north, of range tour (4) containing 4 fr) acres. $ west: thence south along the half section One tract belonging to Bennett Engle, line and the wr^t, line of the. Wabash Col- containing2% acres.

Jrire addition of nut lots to the town of- One tract- belonging to David Hartor, con£ Crawfordsvilic 78.42 chains to a stone at or near the southwest corner of the northeast "quarter of section six. ((). wn eighteen (IS)'north, of ranse four (4) west: thence east along the half section line and alon_* the south line of the Wabash College addition of out-lots- to the town of Craw ford-vi lie li0.'20 chains to a si one at or near the southenst corner c.f the nortbeast quarter of section tivo, (!"). town eighteen (lu0 north, of .,.-, four (4) west: thence north alonsrthe e:-.st line of section five, (o). town eighteen

(IS) north, of r-inore four (-1) west, and the east lino of Maria E. ENton's addition to the city of Crsiwforrlsville 7S.42 ch-iins to the pl-'ice of beginnin-x. Said eontiiruous territory a« above described, comprising the following tracts of land, bclonsrinfr to tho several parties herein:if(er named, towit:

One trnct belomnnz to John W. Ulair Lewis Wallace and Aaron U. I'iair, containing 0.41 acre.

One tract belonging to John U'.IJlair. Sr., containing 40.52 acres. One tract belonging to Caleb Mills containing- "4.4." acres.

One traet belonging to Thomas Steele, containing 14.40 acres. One tract laid out by Caleb Mills as a cemetery, cont-iining 1.10 acres.

One tract belonging to Joseph F. Tuttlo, containing 1.49 acres. One tract belonslng to John L. Campbell, cont-iininor 0.45 acre.

One tract, brlnnsring to-T-imes IT. Johnson and Robert FT. Blair, containing0.41! acre. One tract belonging to vviiry Kenyon, containing 2.3b Hcres. more or ess. ne traet bolonginsr to Nathaniel A. Dunn, containing 10 acres, more or less.

One trr.ct belonging to John Simpson, containing 1 aere. One tract belonging to Owen G. Wilhite, containing 0.76 acre.

All in the southeast cjuarter of feclion thirty-one. ("1). town rineleen (10) north. I of ranzo four (4) west, and also:

One tract lel(insing to Wabash College, containing 17.05 acres. One tract belonging to Edmund O. IIovey containing 2.17 acres. "One tract belonging to Caleb Mills, containing 4.07 acres.

One act belonging to William McClelland,containing 4. IS acres. One tract belonging to Mrs. Eliza Hadley. containing 1 ace.

One tract belongingto Joseph Milligan. containing 1S.18 acres. One tract belonging to Sampson Houston. James Graham and Horace P. Ensminger, entwining seres.

One tract belonging to Taylor Bufflington, containing 3.26 acres. One tract belonging to George McWilliams, containing l.lOacrec, more or less.

One tract belonging to Jacob Hughes, containing 4.39 acres. One tract belonging to Frederick Moore, containing 2.59 acres.

One tract belonging to Eliza Paxton, containing 1 acre, more or less. One tract belonging to Henry Crawford, containing 36.14 acres.

One tract belongingto Margaret M. Jennison, containing 13.02 acrcs.

One tract belonging to James F. Boots, containing of an acre, sore or less.

ng to iiiehnrd Canine,

John 'anine, Isaac V/ilhite, and Jarae.s ijoots, containing 1-29 of an acre. One tract owned by the Trustees of th4. Odd Fellow*' Cemetery, containing 1.10 acre.

One tract belonging to Mali Ion D. Mansoo, containing J.tu acre.!. one tract belonging to Ceorgc V/. frail, containing 1.07 acres.

One tract belonging to Isaac M. Vance, containing 4.J5I acres. One tract belonging to Jataes B. Mc(JloIland, containing Id acres.

One tract belonging to Cornelius Blair, containing H.wO acres, more or le«s. One tract known a.', the Old Grave Yard, containing X0 acrcs.

One trac.t belonging to John Butchcr, cot tainlng 8.S5 acres.-. All in the southeast uuarter of scction.

iirst day oi the, next term of this Court, toj thirty one, (81). town nineteen (19) north, be. held at (he Court House, in the city of of range four (4) west, and also: belong

(.'rawfordsv ille.. on the -ith day of CVaober,

to Enoch Smith, coa-

One tract belonging taining 1.17 acres. One: tract belonging to Hezekiah and Joseph Alexander, containing I acre.

One tract belonging to' Alexander W. Limmon. containing 0.78 acre. One trcct belonging to John L. Williamson. containing 1.11 acres more or less.

One tract belonging to William H. Vanslyke, containing l.'il acres. One tract belonging to Elizabeth Fisher, containing .'.10 acres.

One tract belonging to the heirs oi Charles White, containing JJ.tS acres. One tract belonging to Isaac Naylor. containing J!. 11 acres.

One tract belonging to Alexander Thomson. containing ti.fiOacres. One tract belonging to Mary Ornhaun, containing0.40 acre.

All in the northwest quarter of section 5, town IS north, range 4 west, and also. One tract belonging to Maria Hamilton, containing '21.Ho acres.

One tract brlonir'ng to Jame* Graham, Sampson Houston and Henry W. Connard, containing ft.'57 acres.

One tract belonging to Maria K. Elstoc, containing o." acres. One tract belonging to the Indianapolis, Crawfordsvile & Danville Ilailroad, containing 6 acres, more or less.

One tract belonging to John Britton, containing 1.65 acres. One tra belong ng to Benjamin L. Ornbaun. containing 1.5:1 acre*, more or less.

One tract belonging to James Heaton, sr., containing 1.97 acres, more or less. One tract belonging to Amanda W. Pow ers. cont lining 3,fe5 acres.

On tract belonging to James Lynn, containing 2 acres, more or less. One tract belonging to Andrew Lynn's heirs, containing 2 acres, more or les«.

One tract belonging to Samuel C. Willson, containing 7.S1 acres. One tract belonging to William H.Barbour. containing 1.15 acres.

One tract belonging to William S. Galey, containing 2.70 acres, more or less. One tract belonging to William Hocum, containing 5.73 acre-'.

One tract belonging to John Dorsey. containing 0.:J2 acre.

One tract belonging to "William S. Galey ontaining 8.9S acres. One traet belonging to Nancy Masten, con taining 1.0J acres.

All in the northeast quarter of section 5, town IS north, range 4 west, and also: One tract belongingto William Galloway, 'ontaining 2 acres, more or less

One tract belonging to Esther Boleig, con-

included within the corporate: limits of said city of Crawfordsvilic. to-wit: Commencing taining 0.150 acre, more or less at a stone at or near the northeast cor m-r of the southeast quarter of section thir-: taining ().{« acre, more or ty-two. (82). town nineteen (19) north, of One tract belonging to Aehur Burk,cot£{ range four (-1) west, and running thence! taining 2 acres, more or le*s.

One tract belonging to Cynthia Sies, con

taining IK acres. One traet belonging to Emery Totten, containing .0.59 acre.

One traet belonging to David Wray, containing 0.48 acre. One traet belonging to Mary rtor's heirs, containing 8.25 acres.

One traet belonging to George Brown, containing 1.2'i acres. One tract belonging to Susan Wallace, containing 2.20 acres, more or less.

One tract belonging to Maria 10. Elston. containing 3..'!0 acres, more or less. One tract, belonging to Jane Webster, containing 0.21 acre.

One tract belonging to Eliza Kelsey, containing 0.22 acre. One tract belonging to Thorn II. Fitzgerald. containing 0.25 acre.

One. tract belonging to William Lie, containing 0.85 aere. One tract belonging to Fountain ti. & Silas Guthrie, containing 0.16 acre.

One tract belonging to John W. Blair, Sr., containing 0.2,S w-re. One tract belonging to Samuel W. Austin. containing O.fiS acre.

One tract belonging to Samuel B. Morgan. containing I acre. One tract belonging to Ernest Steieg, coataining 0.(56 acre.

One tract belonging to John S. Brown, containing 2.20 acres. One tract b-longing to Charles Elmore, containing 1.40 acres.

One tract belonging to Wilson H. Laymon. containing 0.52 acre. One tract, belonging to James Parr, containing 0.25 acre.

One tract belonging to Agnes Hamilton, containing0.2G acre.' One tract belonging to Eliz-ibcth Binford, containing 8 acres, more or less.

One tract belonging to James Patterson, containing 1.OS acres. One tract belonging to Mary A. Pursel, containing 1.64 acres.

One tract belonging to John Pursel, containing 1.56 acres. One tract belonging to Aeshur Burk, containing 4 acres, more or less.

One tract belonging to Susan Ingersoll, containing6.50 acres. On." tract belongingto Elizabeth Whitlock', containing 7!"acies, more or less.

One tract belonging to Maurice Lee, containing 2.42 acres. One tract belonging to David Harter, containing 0.2S acre.

One tract belonging William Sellers, describdd as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northwest corner of tract number 101, running thence west l.SU feet, thence south "92 feet, thence east 186 feet, thence north 792 feet to the place of beginning, containing 4 acres, more or less.

All in the southeast quarter of section 32, town 19 north, range 4 west.

LUCIEN A FOOTE, SAMUEL'D SMITH, JAMES KILEY, JAMES P. WATSON, WILLIAM M. EPPERSON,. WILLIAM S. GALEY,

Attest:

COUNCILMKM. JAMES RILEY,

Pres»» of Council.

THEODORE D. BRO WN, Clerk.