Decatur Eagle, Volume 12, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1868 — Page 3

THE EAGLE. FRIDAY. J USE 12,186W.~~ Local & Miscellaneous. New Advertisements. Dry Goods —Root & Co. Circus & Menagerie—Thayer & Noyes. Notice Matrimonial —Eugene Gasse. Notice to Bridge Builders—S. Worden. jgrThe Auditor’s report will appear next week. J3T The Democratic Judicial Convention, for the 20th Common Pleas District, will be held at Hunt ington, on Saturday'. •man was drowned.in the St. Mary’s river, near Wilshire, on Sunday, while swimming some horses across the stream. V> e did not learn his name. Jacob Roedell, an old resident of this place, has purchased - property in Southern Illiiiois.— His family, we . understand, will leave for theii» new hoific in a short time. Mr. Roedell's property is now for sale.

Flour.—The Chicago Time*, of Wednesday,, quotes white winter •wheat flour, extra choice, at 813,62£. Red winter wheat, extra choice, 810,621, Spring wheat flour is quoted all the way’ down to 86,50 per barrel. Wool —Wool is being ..offered in considerable quantities, r lht* outside figure for clean fine No 1 is about 381 cents per lb. , '"' Tire Chicago Times of Wednesday, says the market continues dull and nominal. Tub washed wool, extra fine and clean, is quoted at 45@ 50c. Pho price ranges from 35c to the figures indicated above. One third is deducted for unwashed and bucks’ fleeces. T timers of the District of Chicago, representing twenty societies, were in session Tues day and Wednesday, at Ft. Wayne. The object of the convention is political in character, being to ratify what resolutions of the national convention held at Boston, May 5. The resolutions were extremely radical, and were ratified after strenuous opposition by the Fort Wayne and Pontiac, 111., societies

Delegates to ~ Congressional Convention. —The following delegates and contingents have been appointed., by Central Committee, to attend the Democratic Congressional Convention at Winchester, on the 17th of this month : A J. Hill, B. B.Snow, Jonathan Kelly, Jr., Geo. Pontius, Godfrey ■Christen and D. J. Spencer. Contingents: Seymour Worden Jesse Niblick. D. Studabaker. Jnbcz Shafer, J. R. Bobo and F. A JclletT ' Pictures on Porcelain. —Mr. Shoaff, at the new Art Gallery, Ft. Wayne, has added a new feature 1q his business by introducing the art of taking pictures on Porcelain. These pictures, for beauty and durability, excel anything we have ever seen by any artist. If ever man followed his true calling it is our friend Shoaff; his whole soul. as it w’ere, is in his business, and taking pictures is truly his forte. The superiority of his work and the immense patronage he has attest his success. Don’t fail to give him a call, he c%n do all we say, and more too.

The New York Store—A Mod el Dry Goods House —We this week present our readers with another mammoth advertisement from the well known and popular Dry Goods House of Root Co., 90 Columbia Street, Fort Wayne, which we "request them to peruse, carefuHy. The “New York St or •" was established in 1860, on the principle of fair dealing and equal justice to all, and with “one price for cash” as its motto. Their •tock is always large and comprises an assortment not usually found elsewhere. Their salesroom Is about 130 feet deep, which will give our renders some idea of the magnitude of the business they do. The immense amount of goods they sell, together with the ndvan, tages of having an Eastern buyer constantly in New York, Is the secret of their success and the exceedingly low prices they sell at. We have never visited the New York Store but what we felt it had been good for us to be there.

A Gigantic Circus and Menagerix or Trained Animals Coming. —The agents of Messis. Thayer & Noyes have issued their proclamation that the model Circus of America and the monarch of all Shows will visit Decatur on Thursday, June 18th, remaining one diy. and will give our amusement lovers two Os tbeir matchless, chaste and elegant entertainments within their airy and spacious pavillion. Messrs Thayer & Noys are determined to retain and uphold the reputation they have hcnestly acquired for continuously offering an exhibition of pre-eminent excellence. They have invariably endeivored to present somethieg new, original, and interesting anTof a wast d.fferent from anything offered by* other companies,

and with this end in view, they have spared no expense to secure the most desirable attractions and the most talented perfo-nfers in the Eqii-str'fam Acrobatic and Gymnastic schools, Messrs. Thayer & Noyes claim tint » finer or larger company o.'artists in their particular ro/rs never before appeared within the precincts of an amphitheatre: whilst their collection of trained horses, trick ponies, comic mhles and performing monkeys will compare favorably with any similar institution in A meric (. A-prominent feature is. Whites den of Performing Lions, six in number, .fotirof which are the la-gest and finest animals in th<=c-Ti itry, wth two Baby Lions only fourteen weeks o’d.— White will exhibit the n in a series of fens, of the mist astonishing, exciting and impressive ch tr ic‘er, finishing h s perfo-'tnan -e, by aetu illy feeding the n riw meat out of his n.'ik ' l hands.

Tito nt igniiieent Public Procession, I or Street Pageant, will taki place about I -10 o'clock on the morning of the Com- : ; party's irriv il in th icity, nil will proye , to be a sight almost beyond realiz iliottj li splayinimignifieent'O an I splanlir anil excelling in d izzlin ' clfect tho/cf«* held by monarchs in the days of yore, when knight met knight to break a lame in honor of their ; d.i lyes fxire.’* In this mass of magnifi :?nca wll roll the 1- Ctr Aurora, ’’ the most gorg- otn and classical structure of the kind ever seen on the Western Hem spliere. On the d.iis of this allegorical car are tableaux vivmt i of Henry VIII. of Englan 1, and Catharine of Aragon; Zenobia Se’ptiinia, Queen of the East, and Cleopatra, Regina of Egypt, representing E t ope, Asia nul Africa while on the summit of the cir stands the m ijestic figure of Co’u üb.'a. with a living lion crouching at her feet. Thecar appropriately decorated with banners of the several nations, is proceeded by a Cavalcade of Knights, clad 4n real armor, superbly mounted, ou richly caprisoaed steeds, an I followed by the troapeof E picstrians. the of Wild Animals, the “Lallah Rookh," the-Performing Horses, Ponies, Mules, &c., presenting a scene of imposing mignificence an 1 superlative excellence, and at once suggesting to the observer of this gratuitous outside display, the charming tb it may be witnesseJ within the canvas. Ladies and children wishing to vis : t the afternoon exhibitions are assured that special arrangements are made for their comfort.

XJy Wabash County, noted for its “free speech,” exe uplifted by its frequent attempts to mob De.u ocratic speakers during high, polit ical excitement'*, h i 1 a ro w am >n * the brettiereu lately. A C in’ ontion was held to nominate dele gates to the C mgressioml C>n vention. Jon U. Petit being a candidate, aid Whitsi.l?; of Ln gansport, whoso father resi les at Wabash. The rival parties r.ilHel their friends, and ha I a high oil The convention after "impeaching.” six chairman broke npin a row without transacting the business that called them together. The Indianapolis Senti we.’closes an account* <)f the affair with the following paragraph : "Our informant says there is not a radical in all Wabash County who will bee.ble to sp»ak above a whisper for the next ten <1 ivs. while some of their vocal pipe's are hopelessly split with excessive roaring It is a good and bless'4 thing for brethgrn to dwell together in unity.” '

Democratic Victories. —The e- ‘ lection in O.egou gives t'teDfw jjrats an rt'ier victiry. J<>s?p’i S. Smith was electel to C ingress in pladfe of a Radical. The L?gislature and most of the county oHeers are Democratic. Th * n mimtion of Grant and C dfax did not save the Rads from defeat Galena, 111., Grant's hom"*, also went Democratic in spite of the Washburn and Grant influence, al though heretofore a radical city. Racine, Wisconsin, has also thrown off radicalism. The signs of the times indicate the downfall of radicalism. XyFrom all accounts Grant has lived in smoke, and thia fall his political life will end in •moke.

B itler says of the horrors of Andersonville, and the suffering and death of our soldiers in that prison: “Those lives were spent as a part of the system of attack upon the rebellion, devised by the wisdom of the General-in-Chief of the armies.” That is by Ulysses S. Grant, the radical candidate for President B itl'r a ids : “The loyal mourners will doubtless derive solace from these facts, and appreciate all the more highly the genius which con ccivcd the plan.” It is now pro posed to elect Grant President for originating a crime for which they hti’ig Wirtz as accessor, after the fact.

Am vi living in Co'ioC J , New York, last week applied oil from j i|;e 1 owl of a Uib.-'cco pipe to n-i Litra on Hiedip of I is -ittiedaughter, a id the child d|'d in co ivui skins twenty four hours after 3 t 3 u Thr*v Tna’lo lior 'i -criA'p ton entd-and damp -7 ”" For a soul -IO arP'l t ruo.’’ —<} . If they had been wise; the dim necessity of opening the grave for one so lovely might have been a verted. Plantation -Bitters, if timely used, are-sure to rescue the you fig ivul so vcly, the. middle age I and the ailing, from confirmed sickness. Almost all diseases have their beginning in some slight difficulty of the Stomach, which would even tint? in Drspepsia, Ilealache,Liver Complaints, Night S weats, Con sumption, Death. Plantation Bitters will prevent these premoiiito-' ry symptoms, and keep the blood pure and the he dth good. / While they invigorate the sys tern, they enliven the mind. % - JC3T Siioaff’s Art Galleiy. in the Key St me Block, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Open to all. Admission free.

public are respectfully soliiffted to call and examine our stock of School Books and Stationary, Wrapping Paper, Wall and Window Paper. Blank and Miscellaneous Books, Bonnet Boards, Memorandum and Pass B >oks, Gold Pens and Pencils, Pictures and Picture Frames, Photographs and Photograph Albums, ■fct*., <te. KEIL <fc BRO . No. 2, Phoenix Block, Fort Wayne. Ind. vllti2sm6. United States Patent Agency —We would most respectfully announce to ifiventors and patentees, that patents for new inventions cap he obtained through our agency, with facility and dispatch, as we have a branch office in Washing ton We furnish all kinds of blankused by inventors. Believing that our extensive ex norienvo in the patent office a’ Washington is a sufficient guarnn tee of success, we most respectfully s olicit your patronage II F. WILLSON. Office over Ilnmilto’i’s Bank L’dh .' in S'reet. Ft. Wayne. Ind. vllnlTvl.„ ,

?I. V. Sjwiwcr, .Mtor pi?y at Law, o'llec formerly occu • pied by Jenkinson A Spencer, op posite Keystone Block, Calhoun Street. Fort Wayne. 0 Indiana. ; Promptattention paid toallbus iness entrusted to his care. vlln2stf. G • t > Sh tail’s new Art Gallery, in the K.*v Stone Block. Fort Wayne, f»r yonr Photographs. Blank Deeds.—We have on han 1 a supply of Blank Deeds — Justices of the Peaye sup; lied at reasonable rates. Magnolia Water —A delight-, fid t diet irtiele—superior to Colo yi? a i 1 at half the price.

W. Wlttl, MiTifactnrcr of Looking Glass and Picture Frames, Or lamental Gilt and Plain Gilt I nitation.Rosewoodand Walnut Mouldings. Cord in l-Tassels. Picture Nails, an 1 Looking Glass’Plates. Old Franks regilt equal to new. Engravings. Lithographs, etc. No 132 Calhoun Street. Fort Wayne. Indiana. vllnSSyl. A. J. Erwin, >. D., Operative Surgeon. Rooms opposite Keystone Block. Fort Wsvne. vl 1n25y1. jTy Don't fail to visit Shoaff's Art Gallery, in the Key Stone Block, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Valuable Town Properly for Sale.-— Two lots, situate in the Town of Decatur, with a good frame dwetting house, good frame stable; smoke house, good well and cistern, fruit trees, grape vines, &c. The lots are under drained and the soil in good condition for gardening. The above property will be sold cheap. Terms easy. For further particulars call at the Eagle office. vllns2tf.

American Business Inslitue, Fort Wayne, Indiana — This Institute is located in a thriving young city that gives the stn lent all the advantage of city life without the increased cost attending a residence in a large citv, and the course of st i Iv Dso thorough and complete, that when once a person graduates at the establishment its Diploma alone will be a sufficient gnarantoe to Trrstny him a situation as B >ok keeper, at re- ! innnerative prices, and enable him to fully understand the details of all manner of business.

The Institute hqjeFinaneutly esti’ilished. No vacation. Consequently stn Tents can enter at any time For particulars, Address II 11. LIPES, vllnllvl. President.

NOTICES. Mental Depression. Mental depression is a disease o'fitlic "ervous system, and. of nil thei'ls fl<- h is heir to, it is th*-one ' Imf excites the least sy npitby ft is a subject of freqiient jests, ntnl is c.-il'i <1 by various ler'.sive terms; but, although it is oltei; laughed at, it i« not easy to laugh the i p-tien'. out of the b’-llcf thai hauls tie ■ al! real, 'fi.r it is rent tli>order— tl.e geii* j eral features of which are constant fear, : anxiety and gloom. The exicrn.-il sonars as well as the mental faculties, o'ten

manifest Symplons of derangement.— Noise, as of falling water and ringing in the ears are oontf'btined of. wbi'e black specks and fiery sparks frequently flit before the vision. Admonitions like ' these should not be disregarded, ns ti.ey I may, if neglected, frniinate in insani’v. The sent of lite disease is in the brain and nervous system, and to control the "malady it is necessary to use a pnwerlnl ' tonic and alterative, which will correct nnd tone those orgarts without Inflami g the brain. This is the scc’ct of the sue cess of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT TERS in cases of this kind, for which il ’R the safest as well as the best of restoratives. In fact it is the only pure rnd r<lin- ' N& tonic stimulant known. Many nos- I trums, purporting tobe tonics, nre puffed up from time to time in llic ncwxpi. j ei s. but the sufferer hn>l b qter lot tlinm •Cone. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS hns proven itself, bymnnv years of trial, 'o be in every lespcct what it is represen’ed to be.

COMMERCI AL. Decatur Markets. Oorroctccl Wooltly. Decatur. June 12. ISfiS. Flour. bbl 813 00 i Wheat, white p bush.. 2 25 V red, " 2 15 C0rn,................ 65 Rve, . ... . . 1 00 Oats 50 Potatoes, . . ....... y7l 75 i Butter, lb. ” ... 15 Lard 12 Eggs, ........ 10 I'enthors. 50(3'60 1 'Ti les, green 74 lb, . 6 drv 10 Salt.pbll, 4 25 'Luns, p lb IS Shoulders, 15 * Breon. .. 15 ff . ■ I ■ Sew York Market. New York. Jun 9 Cotton—29.l(g3oc. for middling uplnn'ds. Fl »nr—B7 60(<?S 20 for super .■ fine State and WystenM : 8S 60(<i9 20 for extra State; M 40u7 p> 00 for extra WesternTßll 13 00 f»r white wheat extra ; S'* 15(1' 13 00 f,r roun 1 h iop Ohio ; 810 16 Do,T*»r Common to choice extra St I, mis; 811 00(313 50 forCalfornia.

Wheat—B2 17(®2 20 for No. 2 spring: 82 22(<?2 28f»rNo. Ida ; 82 SO.r’l Curbin'. 82 74 amber State; 81 20 far California. Barlev—B2 o<X®2 15. Corn—Bl 08(5'1 09 f»r new mix cd Western :81 l ’(« 1 21 f«rncw while Sontliern : 81 1 26 tor now yellow Jersey. Oats—S.'(« 86t. fot* Western. Bacon—l6lc long clear; 13@ Isic for short ribbed. I lams—2B(<i 32c. Lard—lSjCcl'lc B'ltter—2-’(«'3.'>c for State. RKXXT J. AHI. F. H. M CVI.t.O<H ASH & UcCl l,l,O( 11. -DFALKSSIXstoves inmiwiiF, cnss, Sa*l, Xaib. Furanking Go«b FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Also, M inufhoture»w Tii, Copper ail Sheet Inn Ware, A’o. 87 Colnmhia Street. Fort Wayne, Indinnn. The beet Coal Oil and a complete assortment of Lampt always on hand. vllallyl.

ROOT AND • ■ , . COMPANY, r 1 - ■ ;- ■ vv. DRY GOODS DEALERS, 90 COLUMBIA STREET, Fort Wayne. Sell for Cash! At one Price! Keeps Large Stock! Can and will give better Bargains than can be found elsewhere! TRY THEM! o’ .JUST RECEIVED! I FRENCH 4- ENGLISH CKINTZS, CHE.ME GINGHAUIS, NEW PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, TRAVELING DRESS GOODS, POPLIN ALPACCAS, NEW WHITE GOODS. „ LINENS, PIQUES, BLACK REPP SILKS, SPRING SILKS, SPRING SHAWLS,* PAISLEY SHAWLS, ’-' - . AT THE rOPt LAR NEW YORK STORE.

ROOT AND COMPANY, Wholesale and Retail DRYCOO3S DEALERS, 90 Columbia St. g, - 4 ' ■ orExrXG of iiaxdsojii: SI X HE A DED Wf IIA PLAIN PARASOLS, SILK SAOQVES. SiLK BASQUES, CLUTH UARNENTS, —ALSO—STREET, HOME AND TRA V ELI NG ’Dress Goods! In fweiit variftfi. and at very low privet. Take a look through th': itock at the •TV-tr Vork Store, t C dmnbiti Street.

ROOT AND COMPANY, 90 Columbia Streit, | ' Offer a full line of W hite, Pink, and Blue Mosquito Bars, Colored Tarlutans, for covering Looking (Hasses. Gas Fixtures and Pictures. Also, extra wide Fanev Netting for Bed Canopies, F rain os, etc., at the

X E W YORK I ’ - STORE, 90 Columbia Street. ROOT ; AND COMPANY,

90 Columbia Street, AH O. K« the warm weather. -Now opening, elegant Grenadines, French Organdies, Jaconets, V\ hue anti Colored Piques, Percales. Iron Frame Grenadines, llernannis, Crepe Marctz. Also, an unequalcd stock of Dress Goods, for suits, in Pongees. Take (Toths. Melange Mixtures. Serges, Irish Poplins, Silver P. pl ins. etc.

XEW YORK STORE, 90 Columbia Street, vllnMtf. FORT WAYNE, IUD.

WILL EXHIBIT LY DECATUR, THURSOM, JURE 18,1888,

g? r- - TRAVER & WHS’ . or,SAT CIRCUS & MENAGERIE I . , OF TiHIIHI Will) WIHLS. i '■ ’-a <- . > The management is enabled to present this season a style of SPECTACULAR SPLENDOR Never before consurSnted by tact or liberality. A DISPLAY OF PAGEANTRY Which, while developing the almost inexhaustible resources vs the “STANDARD SHOV7,” . Sustains the repitat : on «o honestly ac- ■ quiredan l pvoudlv maintained bv McsI SIS. THAYER & Don't fail to witness the GRAND PROCESSION! ' THE GREAT FETE OF VERSAILLES, i i. - • The courtly meeting of Royalty and Tower on the I FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,

King Henry VIII, of England; Francis I, of France. Proeesssions of KNIGHTS AND DAMES, Days of Tilt and Tourney. The CAH GF AUHOBA, At a cost of SIO,OOO. Representations of the people of all nations—Europe, Africa, Asia, and America. The Genius of Li.Jie.rtv, A rolling mass of Magnificence. .1 LITE OF (MfiFOISJES One mile long. POWER SUBSERVIENT TO BEAUTY. Lion Prostrate at Womans Feet. A / x - A. rA- _ - y -irr t- —

A HUGE MONSTER Taken from th? Pen, mounted upon a Pedestal, and c.irriedju TRIUMPH THROUGH THE STREETS. Revival of a Taste for the beautiful; a period of Chivalry; A MODERN PARADE, Replete with Ancient Grandeur: Meeting of the Monarchs; the White and Bltek Knjehta ajtired in suits of Real Armor; Lr.dtes of the Court iu Royal Robes. THE ORIENTAL FEATURE. THE ELEPHANT, Belecked in Eastern Trappings, and bearing on its back THE INFANT PRINCESS. THE WILD BEAST DEN Thrown open to tb<* Public. Prof White and bis ervOipofLlOXS—the largest and fine*' ever seen iu any Menagerie. For Full Particulars of this QUADRUPLE COMBINATION See the Templets. Des ’riptive Bills, Ac., of the animals. Performers. Ac. Doors open at 1 and 7 P M. Performance commences at 2 and 8 P. M. Admission 50 cents. Children under 10 years, 25 cents. OLIVER P. MEYERS. Director of Publications. ' JAMES JACKWAY. AgMit

NEW WAGON & CARRIAGE SHOP, IN DECATUR, IADIAAI. JOHN KINC, Asxouxces to the citizen* of Adams county andviftinHy, that h. h now prepared to put up WAGONS, B<’GGIES ( CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, SLEDS, and anything in my line. None but th. best seasoned stock used in their construction, and all work warranted u. represented. Give me a call. Oriy-All kinds of repairing done to order on short notice. SHOP— For,,the present at the old Chris. Aleyers stand. : vlln2yl. JOHN KING. lORTWHA HOOP SKIHT FACTORY, ' No. 91 Columbia St.

Hoop Skirts in New Styles, Made of the very oest material, th“oper than ever, and will be Repaired Free of Charge ‘ ' when broken. CORSETS, an immense Stock, Cheap., auljjctter than the Cheapest. Every t.’orset Warranted all Whalebone. DRESS TRIMMINGS an 1 BUTTONS, an entire new stock, well selected and fich. LADIES' UNDERCLOTH, a complete stock. 4’PARASOLS, n full line. NOTIONS, WORSTEDS, and other articles too numerous to mention. Will be sold cheap, at the HOOP SKEKT FACTORY. JOSEPH BLACK. vl2n'yl. Proprietor. Commissioners 'Sale. ■■ . ■ • «’■" ~j* ——y—-—— . ft„ ■ , ■- Notice is hereby given that undersigned Commits oner, appointed :>y the Court of Common Pl-as, of Adams Cou ity. by virtue of an order of said Court, will sell at public sale, at the Court House door, in the slid County of Adams, in tho i State of Indiana.on Saturday, June 27rn, between the hours of I'l o clock, A. AL, ; ami 4 o'clock P. M , on “aid day, the following described Real Estate, ifi Adams county, Indiana, to-wit: The north west quarter of the no'th cast quarter of section sixteen, in townI ship fwerity-e’gbt north, of range fiftee i | east, cout: iuing forty acres of land, mora ' or L’fes. * I TERMS: —One half down, andthebal--1 lance in one ybas. secured by note a“. inI terest, without relief from valuation and i and surety to my satisfaction. JAMES R. 8080. M w 22. w 4. Commissioner.

Ji'otice or Survey. Notice is hereby given that I will, on tlie2*.)th day of June. a. n.. 1868. at nine o'clock. A. M... begin the survey of section nine, in township twenty-six north, range fifteen east, an 1 the location and perpetuation of lines .'ini cor-; nerlTthereof. Said survey to begi" l at the north-east corner of said section, and continue from day to day till completed. HT C. PETERSON. S. A. Ge. Ja.cob Mjeyeks. Applicant. M ly 22, 1«C>8, w 3. . TOWN CLERKS REPORT To ffie Bo'ir<l of Trustees of the. Toicii of Decntur: The undersig' el Clerk of the Town of Decatur, in Adams County, in th’ State of Indiana, would rispectfnily .submit t.lie le’.l -wing report of the and Evpen litnres 05 account of the Town of Decatur, for the financial year ending April 3<>, 1868. Balance in Treasury, May 1. '67. $ 73 Received on account from Show License, 8 00 Received on account of Auctioneer. ■’ 2 00 Receive 1 from .1. B. Bobo. Attorney. on sidewalk, 9 00 Received from Treasurer of Adams County. ,146 75 Total Receipts. $l -6 48 Expenditure*. Paid on Sewer on 2nd St., including expense’ of assessment, collection. f.e„ $ 44 00 Building Street er —-ing’. Alley crossings, including work done in preceed ng year, and orders drawn, thi’ year, 157 63 Interest paid upon orders redeemed. A 16 <Vi Services of Town <Jli*crs. 1 75 P.-:i I for Publishing not'ees. ~ 39 IK)

Amount elite Town officers. April 30, 1858, . , 47 M Total F.ipen liiurc«, >1 Ord-rs re leemed and filed in this office amounting to • 103 68 Atuoun* of outstanding ordets, Apr.l 30. 18»>7, 143 92 Amount of orders issued this financial year, 357 44 Whole amount of indebtedness of Town Treasure, no - incl iding taxes rece.ved this financial year. - 337 63 H \RRISON B. KNOFF. May 29. w 3. Clerk T D. ,4'oHce of Surrey. Notice is hereby given that I W'tt, on the 4th dav of Augu«t. 1868, at nine o'clock A. M beg in the survey of section thirty, in townsh p twenty-seven north, ranee fifteen east, and ibe’p-rpetnation and loaction of lines and corners 'hereof. Said survey to begin at the north rast corner of the said ’action, and he continued from dav to dav till completed. H C PETERSON, s. a. C. • Rtcuaun Wtx»x«. Applicant June K. IC*3,1 C *3, wV