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THE INDEPENDEOT: OSKALOOSA, KANSAS, SATURDAY JANUARY 23, 1864.
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OSKALOOSA, KANSAS.
3. V. E0S2HTS. Editor.
Saturday, January 23. 1801
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"OttT Thunder."
The Conservative claims that most .
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ot Wov. Carney s message is made up'
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i,uuouiuiisuhii miaar
that the subject of immigration was
pet scheme 'of its own. That i rathei
Strang. Lonjr before we ever saw n
line in the Conservative on the mbject,
wo tilled attention to the matter in the
colnans of this journal taking tl.
ground that (he South would be open
to Northern emmigration as soon as the
war was over, and that the tide would
turn that tcay urging, upon this basis,
the necessity of inviting aad encourag
ing immigration to Kansas now. Months
afterwards the Confenative called at
tention to the subject. Very well. We
never thought of boasting 0f this mat
ter, nor of accusing the Governor of
apptopria'Jng our thunder. The case
was a very plain one, and we plumed
aay one of ordinary capacity could see
the point and foiceof the argument;
and that thousand! os others besides
ourself could see the matter in the same
light, and no great glory to any one for
the perception of so plain a case.
As to a geological suiverv, that has
bepn done in other S'ates, nd the mere
application of the subj-ct to this State
was hardly n manufactuie of 'thunder
at nil; at any rate, if manufactured, it
was niide of bonowed m:iterinl.
Aud the same mav be aid of all the
other "pet schemes" of the Con-erva-tives
it never originated out of them,
and its presump.ion in claiming them
as iU own, when enry journal in the
State Las spoken of and advocated them,
is a piece of silly egotism as discredit
able to itself as it is insulting to the
press of the Slate.
We eommend t :e Consera.ive for its
advocacy of these Keasuie; it has done
well in that regard and deserves well
for its outspoken sentiments in favor ol
measures that are of renl importance to
our. young State. We only condemn
that s.'lf-conceit which takes all to iUelf,
and seems to think theie are no o'her
journals no nothing in Kansas but the
Conservative and its distinguished ed
itor.
Charges of Corruption.
Gu. Blunt has been ordered to St.
Loui; U is 8id, io answer clwrgei of
al-idministraiion and connivance at
corrupiioi. wi.iie in command. We do
not know the (ruth of the rumor, and
aait further d?elopments.
The following item from a Ft. Smith
correspondent of tho Doniphan County
Satriotsdoes not speak well for matteu
below:,
"McDonald, sutler at that post, sent
a, train from therewith 180 bns ol
cotton. A portion of ii was bought at
35 cents a pound, the rest stoloirfrom
il;rebels or Government. This Fron
ienArmy is one huge mass of corrup
tion. Honesty in high places here is
1 ot to be expected."
Nor does the following onler of Gen.
McNeil tell a forab!e tale for the kind
of characters that followed in the wake
of Gen. Blunt. Gambling and prosti
tution aie said to have held 'high cani
val' under his very nose; and more i
snd, but we will nt-t repeit it. The
oider is dated Nov. 7, 1863, aud speak
for itself:
Vagrancy nnd idleness are a bane to
;.ny community where they exibt. La
bor is tlie only legitimate support for
honest men.- Hereafter, every nb.'e
bodied man in this district mil be com
pelled to entci the sei vice of the United
cjmic, ciiuer in me raiiKS oi llie armv
or in the traitik or workshops or they
must seek other lawful avocations defin
ed in orders heretofore issued. Subus
teace will not hereafter be furnished to
any person able to cook. Gambling,
pimping, prostitution and other gross
ly immoial pursuits will not be tolr.it--d.
The District Provost Marshal is
charged v.iih the rigid exectr.ion of
this order.nnd will banish from the dis
n bt all v,uais and other notoiiouilv
(.irpuuuie cuarncters. uooui
The latert.
It '.:' -the yiege of Cbailrs'on it
su'pendtd for the time.
Our farces appear to b concentrating
for a movement in North Carolina.
Tbaie in a strong feeling, in North
Carolina against the J-ffDaii dynasty,
which till be heard. j
Mo moienients of consequence are
on" foe: by our armies.
Congress is busrwiih thr business
before it.
'.AH quet" with tho army of the
Potomac i
07-Our columns are a little crowded
with advertisements just now, but the
land list will only continue two more
nceks, and then we shall hate our iwu-jsal
e nniount of space for new.'
Light Breaking ia Eebellion.
The following eztrict from the Rich
njoutl, Va. correspondent of (lie Lon
Ion Times, dated Nov 14 1E63. wit
show that light lias broken in upon tin
benighted chivalry of rebeldom:
Tlie Conferirau-t States arc rapid h
ipjiroacuing a stage in this wnr wl.i.l
will test more than ever tlio' stubbor
nss and tenacity of their temper antl
paiiceuee, and can only be successful!;
encountered by a national spirit as sys
tematic as it is resolute. Their enem v.
with as much pertinacilj, and f.tr mote
gcity than heretofore, hems in the
edjjes of the "lebelli.m" on evervside
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noids tlie frequent recurrence of pi!uh-
, hrtlPK uml
general engagements,
pounces with a hawk-like swoop upon
isolated and itimJequiiely supports o
bodies of men, ei inn's possession ot
itlmirablc necrut information, keep
.lie Confedernte generals constantly on
he rack. nnd. harassed by irruptions ol
cavalry, makes bis superiority of nun
bers, and still more his abundance ol
supplies, for horses and man, more and
moie felt, and linilly is investing thf
ports of Secessia with a cordon ol
vessels so numerous as for the firs;
lime in thirty months to make access
io the Confederate const really danger
ous and difficult. On tho othr hand,
in ubeldom itself the Federals have
powerful ally iu circumstances which,
o mv thinkinir. have from the beirin-
ning quadrup'ed the magnitude of the
Confederate task. No one who ha
u onTerant with the Northern
yesr? ,ve f,;,,.,, to no,;,u w;tIl
.,8.vMhmnl ih faith, etorngar than
death, nhic!) the Northerners have tx
hibited.
T'le writer then regrela that there i
J '" such faith at the South; and also
''"' Confederate promises topny are t-o
TS'ly worthless, while Memminger'a
'paper-mill' is stil" at woik-r-thal while
r- Chase is getting along so eay, the
Secretary of the rebel Treasury i iun
ning their currency down to nothing.
JC"We no'ice that the grossly im
proper and unwarrantable language us
d by Sidney Clarke in speaking offi
cially of Gov. Carney.is recieving atten
tion fiom the legislature. We unhesi
tatingly say that no nnn "high or low,
rich or poor, black or white," who has
no more self respect nnd no fitterappre
ciation of the commonest lules of pro
priety and courtesy in official commun
ications, than is evinced by Clarke in
this matter, is qualified or in a polite
sense, fit for any official position. He
has not even the commonest insticts of
gentk manly deportment, and apparent
ly no more appreciation of the plainest
requirements of civility than a Hotten
tot. Such men ,houl 1 not be suffered
to cast obloquy upon our young State
by being permitted to hold positions
they have only the ability and the
breeding to digrace. We say nothing
of other maters. We are only desir
ing to maintain the dignity of the State,
and to cot.de.mn unpardonable official
improprictors.
tS Gen. Curtis has assumed com
mand of this Department Ho is a
good and man will doubtless receive the
hearty bupport and encouragement of
the loval people in the bounds of his
command.
ZSTSenalor Pomeroy has our thanks
for I'nrt 3 'Report on Conduct of the
War.' "Will out Honoiable fiitnl nleac
send us Part 2?
The snuff-eating ksses of Arkansas
ate very generally given to rebellion ;
but the bet portion of community.boJi
male and female, is for the Union.
Army Correspondence.
Little Santa Fe,Mo., Jn. 15, 64.
Friend Robert. On Monday last,
whilt in camp at Ft. Scott, our Co. re
ceived orders Io march to Snnta Fe, 12
miles sou-h of Knnas City, and never
were marching oiders moie welcome,
or men more ready to execute ihem,
than at this lime; for our thort stay of
one week was nmple to give us a hearty
dislike to the town, and all the men were
anxious to leave as soon as possible.
We nrrired at this place on Thursday,
nothing occurring on the way up worthy
of note. We miss tb comfoi table
quarters here that we had provided our
i!vos with at Aubrey, and are obliged
to camp oat in the timber adjoining
town, our tenls being the only shelter
we have against wind or storm.
In the early history of Kansas this
place was noloiioui as "Oxford pre
cinct," where the most bare faced fraud
was perpetrated upon (lie people at the
ballot-box by Border Ruffian,in the at
tempt to foist n pro-slavery Legislature
upon our S a.e, (then Territory).
We have mote sickness in the Co
than ever before, caused piincipaliv b
undue txpoeute during the late severe
storm None are considered dan-'or-ous.,
and all ivill rapidly lecover under
ptoper trtatmen.
Our regimental hcadquarteis have
been changed from Humboldt to Knn
sas City- Maj. Pliimb ia in command
of the Rfgiment.nnd in the perfommnce
of the duties of his office gives univer-
eatisfacifon
il'-re anon.
A. L. R. . fervtr-e,
Our Joys
A letter from our friend, J. M. Rtx. j
-ell, of the 5th Kansas, dated at Camp
Swing, Mo., Dec. 2G. IC63. sajs:
c are canipsd in Dallas county, Mo.,
m an undul.jiingpr.iuie. surrounded on
hreo sides bv timber, far away lioin a
ny city or town; mid for soniti daja pas:
niivu had very cold weather.
' We passed Christmas very pleasantly
Almost before we were aware of it, the
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table, which was boon loaded with yni
such Vood things' as ought to bo plac-
ed belore our oave uoys, who arc pn
Miners at Richmond, and you may be
-ure we did ample justice to them !
We return our sincere thanks to the
people for this kindness.
After dinner we assembled around
i he Liberty Pole and had a speech from
Lieut. P.uker, which was heartily re
ponded to by both soldiers and citi
zens. The people here.aro unanimously foi
the Union. They have not buen diir
en to it as some have, but were out
spoken from the start. ,
All quiet, and the boys well.
Kansas News.
The aeveneth remmtnt is ordered
home to Kinsa, Right. Now let
tho rest come.
D. B. Emmert, of the Fort Scott Un
ion Monitor, has lecontly taken to him
elf a wife. The lustlimo wce.itv Bio.
E. he proposed to be a candidate for
Cleik of the House, and we weie get
ting ready togite him a puff; but he
nij not 'turn up' at the nrganiz uion of
.lie House, and the nexi wo hetrd of
him. he came from Illinois with his la
dy. All rit;ht, Dave. Tho wife is
worth forty thousand clerkships, if you
have drawn a prize aud of course you
have and we commend your judgment
in taking her in prefeiance to the other.
Such wisdom is good foundation for a
first rato puff when vou are looking af
ter another cleikship.
The subjuct of negro equality is agi
tating the pablic mind to some extent.
Lsl us kill the rebellion and hive a se-
cure 'countrv for ivliim nn,l I,l..Lv
- j - . - w - -
to live in, and then attend to the iihls
of all concerned.
Col. Jeunison is to remain iu com
mand at Fort Leavenworth.
Less wheat has been sown in Leav
enworth, Jefferson and Shan nee coun
ties the current year than the previous
one, owing to the dry weather in the
fall; but we ate told the nrosnecl is irood
"" J'""l'ecl I'gOOU
tor tliat wlush is in tho ground. Tin
snow has been a benefit to it.
About one hundred bills hare been
introduced into the Legislature,
Hewi of the Week.
England and France are almost at
loggerheads. John Bull growls with a
surly show of teeth, while his neigh
bors across the channel narl back vehe
niently. There is no telling what will
be the result.
Demmnrk and Sdihnwig Hoist, in are
approaching swords' points very rapid
ly. The quarrel grows out of disput
ed sovereignly over a certain tract of
country, peopled by Germans, but ced
ed, yeats ago, in some of the 'settle
ments' of European affairs, to Den
mark. The Dutchmen wish to be uni
ted to Germany; the Danish govern
ment obj-cts. A war is immimnt.
All our armies, as well as those of
the rebels, are bow in winter-quarlf r,
except it be that under Banks and the
one under Gilmore at Charleston.
Rebel deertions continue very com
moo at all points, and the flight of
Southerners to escape tho aweeping
conscription coming by order of the
Jeff. Davis government, is extensive
the chivalry are running away by the
thousands. Many of the refugees are
doubtless favorable to the Union, but
large numbers of them are merely
cowards, who care no mora for the
Union than for the Confederacy, if as
much; but these will make the greatest
ado. Some of these fellows will bear
watching. Nearly 4,000 of them arriv.
ed at Cario on the 1 8th of last month,
and there are large numbers at other
points.
Deserleis from Lee's army represent
ed that the rebel soldiers are suffeiing
for want of food. Other report say
they have plenly to et, but no great
variety.
It is reported that from 2,000 to 3.000
rebels in Canada are marshaled and
prepaiing to make a descent on John
son's Island, to release the rebel prison
ers there. Preparations have betn
made to give them a warm reception
should they make the attempt.
Gen. Banks writes that Louisiana will
mke application for admission into the
Union as a free Stale in sixty days.
Aikansa,il i reported, will rnako simi
lar application within four months,
The Richmond government has is
sued an order prohibiting the departure
from tho Confederacy of sny mn, un-
les he fiist file in the War Department
a certificate from tho proper in. In ary
MUtLonties that he is unfit for tuiliiaiv
j Among the intercepted Limar cor-
lfncnnniln 11 ilia fnllo Wll If !
ivapuiiu.uv. . ..w --3
To Messrs. Hartlinn & Lamar:
it .1 t? I. . ...... in DnnC
call on Mr. Slide.!, and tell him from
me to iiegotinte for the r rench protec
torate, in rase of necesnity. The pco
pie" will ghdly accept it in the last tx-
Itremitj. With Mexico, France.and the
Confederacy in alliance antl free trade,
we could eclipe the world.
E. B. Lamar.
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RP'clam speak of Jeff. Davi.' last
niessnge as a funeral oration.
Tho Richmond correspondent of the
London Times says, in speaking of the
fixed purpose of the North, "there is
something sublime in this shadowy
earnestness and misty magnificence of
Northern faith and self reliance." The
terms 'shadowy and 'misty' refer to
i lie belief that our government -is to
extend from tho "icy pole to the Aim
ing belt of the equator," as well as
fiom sen to serf. We ngreo with this
rebel that tins is a sublime faith; but it
i hardly 'shadowy.' But is it not
somothing more wondorful than this
Northern faith, that the boasted chivar-'
ry have found something to ndmiic
something even 'sublimu--in the 'mud
sell' of the North ? Surely the world
is progressing ! Light has dawned
even on the darkness of Southern blind
ness, and the 'chivalry' begin to see 1
Verily there is hope for the world !
The condition of the freed slaves of
the Mississippi vall-y demands the at
tention of th government at once.
Tiielr former masters liavo fled fiom the
plantations on ii'iC approach of our
foices, and the negroes are left with
nothing to do. and nothing to live up
on. Government is leasing out the
plantations so as to give them employ
ment. pceiqi -oiices.
DSUNKENNESS CUH D.E
"PHE Inehriaie may now bi I defiance' to thr
. TEvmsBcor. Da. BANK'S V.VIIDOTE
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jk rntimi pui.nk i- a cermm ccnic for
(tttNEe..vu-8 li crt-nic a dUlikc for strong
utiim, r-'iu cjn ie su;niini-l '"J kiiiioui ii.t-
kifwlclyoof i!,o nnticnt Pncr.l a!bX. J"'
by mail 10 anv adJrr . bv B O. UPllAJI. 403
Cbcsmut hirvct, I'hilidelphia, l'a. ClMuia.-r
f nt free. Cm
HtlSTK ITER'S niTTKRS
Hae ixcflrcl the warmr.t eitcinlnni froii tli
Tenn.t fi.l- Ciruuctitotit Ilia U.iIjd t ralu
I'lu ln'r for the euro of l);f-.Ia, Flatulcnrf.
Cont!ut!on, ai.d reii'r.l iiPrvou drMlllr, It cn
nnt he niiproacbol V.rrtj djr ni cac of IU
enrai rteci ri? cron'ciii tlirmicii our principle
'u,'"c ''""''M' Tner nihie -iaai t.i the en-
jn,,,,,., , tliat which the l!1,ct.l rxti-rirncril
It nirr and ng;iru rcUm 11 xn a dloMerci! '.
- .mi. ..it. ..iu.vi7ijcnui; ,k. iiiiiti long
uarn.iu.i me cieati'inc ur ma -nllr3 buinan Uxly
liouM recommend tl to all rtatw ur our commu
nity. WSee Adicrtln'iiifnt.cOt
Porutib UrctTi't and luster gt ueralty avenr
lier. rilESKRVBTOUH IlKtUTV.
M-aiilKTKV OF KoKJI.
voun m: w.tii .sn mk.ntal row-Ens,
By u-lic that .afe, hlraaaiit, Popular, mad ipecISc
Remedy lnon at
IIH..MUOI.H-S KXTRACT RUCIllt.
Read tlie adiertltemt-Lt lu auother column. mt
profl; by It
oiKst aas imrioMi t.trxaaniD.
Cut II out and pn-arrrelu Vnu mav not require It,
liutinat at ir Future bar.
'It cIn- herltli and rlcor to lit frame,
AM bloom lot.'ia (nlll.l rliuek." "
It JTf lui.ir nCi'niiL-and EiM.iire.
Reware of Countorfolts! Curci Guaranteed.
A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervoui Drbiliiy.
I np u ncv, 1'rf motnrp IKciy and i outlilul Kr
ror, acluatrd lv a drciro to beitii others. i!l he
hoppy in turni'l) t'ia'1 u honied it (tree "fclntceV
the rc-cio nnd dir-ctiin lor maklne lh tinip'e
Kemedt wwd 1 ihice. llnie i'hin)j iotin.fi'
bv hit riiriemf and inMim a Valunli'rt IJ,.
wit 111 ifcei v me Mu,e, by rrturu mall, (caie
fully K'ilt-d,) b iddovin:
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IUV ItOBLRT M. IlATrilUI lOBACK GBELLCT,
Batabu Taylo, Jons G. Wuuticr,
Tiums:-S2 per ainuin, patd in adv-ncc.
Spcciixn numbers m-m trtw.
JOdUI'lI It KICIIAKDS, 1'Mb'i.her,
No 5 Btckiuaii Sti-e-, New York.
165 3,ii
rCOMMl'.NlCATE.J
I'nlmunarr ('nntMmixioii A Curable
Dike tar J!
A CAUU.
Tu CONSUMPTIVES.
Tim nndcrsigned having licen pmored lolicallh
in a few wicka, by a very simple rcmedr, after
haiingsuireredeevrialteara with a severe I mi..
aflctii.n, i.nd that dread divi.ix., C.'iiiim(iion
ii anxious to make know 11 to hid f lIow-iufTtrers
the means of are.
To all who desire it, ho will umd a copy of the
prcrciipli n used (fiee of charge), with the di
ittiioiu for preiiaiing find iwing the name, which
they will find a $ur curt forCoxsuMmo.v, Asth
ma, BbosCIHTM, COUOIIJ. COLtH. kr. Thf, onli
objebt ol the adverser in sending the Prescrip
tion is 10 benefit tlie afllctt-l, and aprcad inform
ation which he con-eivea to be inraluable; and
hu hopes cverv suflbrer will iry hit remedy. a il
will c at them nothing, and miy prove a bless
ieg. IVtiea witliing tho prcasriptioii niil please
address
Kbv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, King County, -lC5.4m
S10 New York.
HOTIOB
OF LANDS TO HE DEEDED TO
iIiiluVrK of Tax Cititicntts, it' not Ru-(iwt'iued.
Treasurer's Ofllco,
OoLahosa, Jeftmun Co., A'utisat.
Ihcfollowinif list id Lund, nJ T..wo lrf.is.
sol.1 1 .1 Ihfdtliiiniitnf rx ot ihtM'a.r A l. 1S61
on tticfi k7ih, 8.I1 nd 9 hd vi ..f uY 13(51
u V , 6t,t,,,,t'"'J'nor iiefuroihoOiinl y
wi f'njf U lOOi
GivuKiuier my lund and te,.l this Utdayor
January, 1854. '
a. 8 CO "pert
Tra.surer Jelff rson" County, Kansas
. Cskaloosa Township.
Naur. DsLcEifjf. Sec. T. !. Acr.
Hiick A oiiufsoi 3.i 329 SO IS
rttiililanr nel4 31 9 19 16 J 18
t!.jv!(!&Coziduy iot'nu-J 2'J 8 2u 81"'
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10 IS
156 - i
Ujimeron ii njjulswi 2d 9 2) M
" n w i 32 9 2J 100 1 1 38
ChriMi-unJ iof'ci f w.i,i'J 910 10 331
Ue.-kerH n K ot 1 c i 36 9 Irf 60 10112
Kverett WT n n J 8 9 20 160 01 01
tJnblmrl T sii 19 9 20 ICO 1.9 10
McUebeefl w,i of se X, 2G 8180as2
Mciliken n ve 31 9 2-tteo"
nei 3t KOIGO 91 Zi
Monroe J nwornei 51019 2
n e cor iiw 5 10 111 1 21 12
McKeo.. A J w )i of 11 e 12 9 18 89,4 tt
Xewell Jsg-e 11 w 5 10 19 113 C96J
NotioTho3lI partitar 23 9 la 20 630
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19 9 19 10) 47 $3
3 9 19 160 61 bo
13 9 19 1CI) o) 10
13 !) 19 1611 49 o5
12 9 19 IfiO i9 04
21 9 20 1GO 15 93
17 9:0 ISO iU79
17 9 2J1.50 5o7
5 hi 20 10'J 37
21 9 20 160 74i3
9 9 20 ItiO 40 G4
I 10 18 69 ld'9
32 9 19 I 7 36
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d
n w i 5 10 19 5
nw 5 10 19 8
do " nwl 5101J.2
do Xcirc'.P AiirPii to the ill.ige ot
OakalKOsa-Allof Block- 19 20
and 21-Lots 2, 3.4, 5. ,S A 9
in ItUcklS-Lottl.S 3.4.6,8
8.10&UitiB!.k2J-L.i3l
A 4 in HI ck 17 Ut- S fe 9in
VUkW 16-The unlifi ii 4 ol"
9 by CO It E cor. U-. 1 B!k 7
Unit. ' 15 by CO f: X W cfi
of Lot 2 UliicR 7, -'d Lot 8 in
Block 4 Oskali.a proper 56 20
Village of Oskaloosa:
Nam Uescripliun Lui Bl k t ct.
Benton A. Ktfeiraou's Ail'n 2 I) 244
Brom'ey O. B. " 1 & 1J H
" " " 1 r.f 2 II 850
Barr.es K.J. Ofka Priprr 12 A 13 3 13 59
lUrnrsTxN. B.iach - 10,11&12 5 282
H.-II Ur. Wm. " " 9 7
Burru A Tbbndgo OJ-.'sa Pr rr 2 15 1 20
" ' S, IS ft mi Block 1 3 24
C a 2 Wm. M. Ntwtl! a 'd 7 2 302
Ctfb.r SB. - 12 25 8 41
Cifrt Jitna, Boac'iera" C 5 324
J .pr V.'m ' " 8 7 3 4 1
Carle' Hcntj yenr-lla " 4 5 A 6 24 3 95
Cos.B & Co 0-iIccsa CIO 1 !2
Fuller lmtived F-uimcm "6 O
" Ofc.i!oo-.i 4 3 2 33
Finch Prank 3 9 653
' rr ,j.i aoiinn n-r.
rn-, .u'l ltft w " v w
t-uibei J. a, O.kaloOia 11 14
" " j2 II IC2J
iTm"crcn J ' 12 2 1122
I'll-b W II. 4 11 2 55
Kclle) John " 1 1J 357
Lewis Din-I I of H I of Bl cS 1 2 14
MrrkC .tl. O;kloosa 2 U I5i
Nwtl! Jha 13 7 5 5i
ii''wl,oiisc I. Fi's idJ all of L IIS1
' Ojk-ib-o.a 10 7 2 9J
Xtwhoo-cE. 5Af. 11 I 74
It"jirr L J III 2 12
RiiUe P. Boucher's Add 1,23 5.0.7 t
Spiv,-) J. (J .to d 4&5 j 4 CI
S ustcr K.A.d do 7 5 3 C6
Tcater VV A. Xew-!!' Add S A 6 16 7 M
Wil cits Loxcn do do 8A9 16 6 fc4
Unknown Kitjiniun- d 6 II 1 C6
Unii now X H o, S E i of Bi'k 1. 0-k"-. I Z6
FlLMmnn'a Ad ill. in
Oskntoosj proper
Lot Bl ik $ cu.
"2 IaiI Llock ) ct
a
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2 15
1(6
1V5
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i 2 2 1 rs
1 7 2 2 CI
15 2 1C3
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3 j a u
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1 7 3 2 14
10 3 214
9 7 3 40
15 7 2S3
13 9 196
3 12 2 00
3 II 247
12 U IfS
Neweil's a.M.
Lot Block t ct.
10 25 Ifil
12 25 120
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2 P. 1 3i
a 2 1 120
10 I 1 'JO
OskIooa proper
l; BIH.k $ cm.
11 7 lya
U 9 2 33
3 12 1 26
9 12 2 30
10 II 3 20
New ell's iiM.
Lt llhc'i Set;.
12 23 1 32
11 25 1 20
Jefferson Township.
Nam Dec:iption
SecT II. At Sci
34 8 19 169 51 46
36 8 13 0
3S 8 18 31 1016
31 8 to 160
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ne
Farrah S rjnrt of 11 w
25 H9 53 10 74
32 B 19 loO
I3 19 83 23 70
21 8 13 ICO 3JU0
59 S 20 0
23 3 19 IGU 219
S3 719 50 550
1 8 IS MO
12 3 :9 Si 11 2
27 8 19 40 261
26 8 19 90 9 45
Han it N n r
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Iluntii'g'rm J u-id. i e
Ldiiku W ' ofne
Mc'.iurf J F tiolnwi
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Pitcher W M n ir
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12 9 17 fcO 2J25
25 7 19 8.1
35 7 19 80 ISM
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9 8 2J 161 5i67
18 S191GJ 152o
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n w 17 8 l9 1h0;CvI
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den. Se T B A cl.
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wJn-2481S 80 78C
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wiofae5 9 19 50 19 45
no 5 9 19 169318'
s w 98 19 IKll 3 1 32
11 w 9 3 19 160 15 68
sw 33 719 160 1563
a e 33 7 19 160 .,3 75
s e 23 7 19 160 35 5-
s w 27 7 19 160 19 '.'3
nw 30 7 21 I60 31b2
ae 27 7 19 ICO 15 C6
3) 72i)1Ct)474t
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11 e 12 9 13 160 6". It
a w 14819 161 1)92
He 258 19 160 .II 40
w.'aols w 3819 80 36
n r 27SI9I603482
Sin vt 12 8 19 8JiG90
KIhw 3Cb 19 1-0 K(6
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eqr 30 8 20 160 12 So
11 w 31 7 20 60 31 v
swat . i'0lU)33 0iJ
nw 138 13 160 1492
u 9 319 160 14 92
ne " 31 8 l'j lGi 14 02
n w 7 3 19 l.io 56 21
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Uidivid.d "-Jot e-i jof 11 v36 3 19 SO 5C5
V ILLAOG OF Wl.NCHKSTEK.
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Grawhopper Falls Towuship.
Name Dc iption Sec T It Acr ctf
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ins n. n 7 n 16J 7i 6-
J .JF. n e 31717160 5p2
"owijo ni 35 718 3-01029.
" w lof 10acrcsoi2Sac
ntidcnwol iwof ne lSlS 5
" snd wtfola wiofoel 188 13 7 322
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VUlfl M IA
nw 22 313 160 bl 10
aw 22 8 13 10 81 lo
etldenw l.i 3 17 90
n e 21 8 17 160
11 22 8 17 163
w 34 7 17 320
n 31717161
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35 7 17 160
14 817 70
23 8 17 160
216 17 65
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b r
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3j8 17 18)
31 'S i7 ICO
V5 S 17 9
21 3 17 160
68 18 11,0
32 71S1GU1S563
-9 817 io
32 3 17 ni C0P2
iv 1 u .."'I"0 mail w 1746 1Z' ' " ,5"' " " W 195 196 193 199 tuft MI
Dickson Sam'l sw 287'8I60 " 3301205 297 2.9 211 212217 219 20 222 23-
,,. . ' 33 7 18 320 187 00 226 227 -J28 229 230 231 232 i4 236 237244.
frrazer J.;m s no 8 8 18 160 79 2 242 243 245 250 253 253 255 256 V7 3 MO
II.. tl Albert e sideorn w M 3 13 74 9 03 2'" 2T.) 271 272 273 274 277278 279
iiT m 1 8 " 8 17 160 13 52 l ? 2& 2 286 3 289 290 o si
leumllJ ,w 35 718150 1352 29,; 293 29J 300 301 302 3043.fi 307 37s IM 312
."u.r nw 3 8 160 69 16 313 3316.318319320 321322SSK4-2JS
Iallt It II . w a s ,. llM , , 327 328 39 Ml . it . ifiir 5 3 -
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Carroll Uccigo " w
Bcid Ull 8 0
SiiulttJ Ucxc't 10 a no
l'al r Uiirn l( w
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2i 17 ICJ 51 u
30 8 13 150 59 17
I2 8 lt.lf.0 54 72
108 17 160 I5t8
n
n
11
uuuiiuuu 1, i) a w
" nwofnw 21 8 17 10
except nwiw ; 17 120
4n2
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94
8 W
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vteivrrDII nw 518176 T3S
TIip fritlowlnz aro all UnknoWa
swqr23 717160 13 441 near 31 7 17 liftlt ii'
14
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HinellQ 17 8021 9t
3ri71MM
n.ne3271 r2
ne 8171M"j
243161191,2
nw 24 81(la
se 20 817 160 3-; 50
sc ?3 8 17 'CO 1352
n w 317 IS 156 30 54
w 13 8 16 1G0 13 52
se 24 8161601593
8 W :i7I7 160 13 52
end ol 53 acrts w siue a e qr. 2?.84aj5
Un.t.videt half wstdn n mnr 9 tti' W
e tide ne Hex 53 acres nc cor) 26 8 IS 54 jjt
GRAsnoppRAFAtLs VotAt F
Anderson S Lots 7 and 8 in Block 3 ..7. . -"
Bliss J. F. d- 9 and 10 do 55 liij
CalvinJo. do II and 12" ?o- 38 niaslt,
Hillyer Geo. S. lot 1 in b'k 18 and 7 ia 45-J 2
The fo'Iowfnsr all "TTnknaowii Hf
Sde Ixrt r f 1 ,0O ; tio 75. 78. 7, 80.81 eWl aw
'IV 43 Fide Lots, from No 82:r No.l2ui7
iive. each $1.00. Lota 7 A 8 in B'k . at iS
Lot 11 in 1k 12 ?!tl:8 ml3l COfSlilgJi
Xonli 20 fr. of 6 in 13. and 9 m 13 och m
1 n 19 $1,36. 5 A 7 in 19 each 1.55.10 i. lJaVi;
4. 7. 9 &. lOIin 20 $1.20 ccb, 8 A 9 & .ii?T
3 and 9 In 27, in. 11 and 12 in 50, 7 in 5ri 5"
10. 11 A 12 in52 6 iu 31 and If in 62 1,W i,.
Lt Bk Ami
Lt Bk Ami
LiBVAmtrLtJKfA,i.
1123 152 I 2241tt
11 22 3 15
4 21 150
5 30 93
10 41 134
C 7 1 1 75
3 S6 1 57
7 23 3 74
6 24 3 10
9 33 1 06
6 5! 136
7 73 93
10 83 10O
DS) IK
593 iac
1139 293
12 57 1 C
1 78 I 75
6 9 1 40
12 31 a,;
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10 00 1 GO
92 93
392 no
99S
4.7.9anrl 10 in 20 ?1 20cnch:8 A9in221ai-
Undlr. X 1 f 1 1 33 2 21: K I of Elo'k 4....igr
14 x ..r ij? 1. ,n t wrt -I I .. "
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do d 6J 1,33 BiMckllaiM.
a M...I tft ;.. r.J 1 p.lu Vin km oj . -.
V .1MU .V Jl. V.. .i- rttl. JW 'LU II Ot I
rr 14 9I7U07228
c It 9 1715013 7
nw 10 1017160 i (9.
c , of 11 23 10 7 80 t J8--
a 25 10 10 160 13 7.
a-tcfne 13 915 31 35.
W 5 10 17 ! It'-
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12 9 16 160 SJ 23
2- 1 16150 12 4
1 9 1716112 64
1 917 80 6 91
3 9 171713795
3 9 17 ISO 33 67
3 9 171G913J2
i 9 1716 12 64
5 9 17 116 50 lt
5 917169 1264
6 9 17 121 23 IB
8 9 17 ISO 12 61
9 9 17 160 43 55
10 9 17 160 35 33
tl e 10 9 17 ICO St 35 !
.-non:
w IC 9 17 160 55 7- In w 50 9 17 1o?57l
11 w 10 9 17 H C9 71
wl2 ir:?0 12 64
e 13 9 17160 14 9
11 e 17 9 17 16') 55 P-1
n w 17 9 17 l'"0 12C4
oe 2il 9 17 I6.1 f9 33
n w 21 9 17 IfO 164
tw 22 9 7 160 2S64
se 23 9 17 ICO 45 10
Ino 13 9 17 160 14 iJ
s w 20 9 17 16t 25 38
. vr 2l 9 17 160 10 3i
n w26 9 17160 12 64
ne 31 9 17 160 45 1
sw 4 l 17 ICO 35 71
I w 35 9 17 lrn 23 36
II e Ir 2 10 17 40 4 61
n e u 10 17 ieo S5 71
r. ir 3.110 17 160 12 64 1 nw 6 9 18 175 1366
r 9 IS ICO 1552s w 7 9 18 163 514
nw 7 9 13 161 15 C2!sw 30 9 13165 50"!
nw CO 9 13 16t2lsw51 9 IS 161 15 C2
ne 2 9 17 174 26 71 j f
Osawkee Township.
Ili.ulrs U in
Bullmrll L
n w 4 9 18 160C? 43
n i-i ofn e 21 9 ia 9.1
- swloin wi 22 9 13 40 70&
Jame Jo1 n
parmid w j, 9 13.15 r.
1. fin w Ann n n w
" 9 13 .-0 9 6S
19 9 13 160 29 50
29 813 80 914
ucwnm 1, n
Mct'mre Tbo e i of n iv
I'eicr-oa John part of c w
4 lo 18 53
" ne
5 10 13 55 11 on.
Borers J A
Maines T
Bid.'leJetr
"v 26 9 !S16
w I of .: c 26 9 13 SO 12 60
part ofne 29 913 S01IS4
e 20 9 18 169
s w or c 29 )13 40
nwol.tr 22 8 IS-40 25 la,
part or 11 iv 35 9 is 65
aeofse 35 9 IS 40 1254
nw 410 13I60?0
nw ri H1111.11U
Ward Bib:
Yoik Alex
"f :2 !! ISJi'S? 1 - . w 19 is Z ir w
Jo 9 9 13 16039 05
nu-109 13160 15'8tnln w 29 0 1 m b?i
" e ZJ 9 18 60 860
se 199 IMrm 1593 nl "o oia ,T,XX.
n2l9IS1603166lelne 3J 9u 12
nvr 329 ,81001593 e I ne 35 91 80 869
.. n 33 9 S ICO 1593 , a I n w 5 in 1, 80
He2291316J1593neinwoios 4oiM
.. w i 10 IS ICO 15 98 j o: 9 e , 12 h S
n e II 9 IS ICO 25 13 e f 27 9 0
1 - 1 11 e h; 9 13 80 8 60
Village or Osawkei.
IIS 111 12. 167 m 21. 202 2i)fi 1D9 ... o.
18 11 23. 1T6 12i in 24 ?li-minn
I(S
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2'S 219 in 26 25-1 253 in 27. 275 iS-fin 29 - 1 C
H1?' 13?.-?! 314"B33- OS
1' IA IMS HA -.-. .Z ."
13. 132 .33 134 133 14?in 14. 142 'g Rg- 1 St
161 161 163 164 165 166 167 163 169 170 171 IT
B i?l U5. II6. I77 78 7 ISO m 182 1S3 84
343 314 345 iti. 5S aaV iti S5 SI S? ?.'? I
n?8 3'92l!a335533323,f;f!'$T8 SS
." J7 . 3 1 5Sj 3.4 387 33S 3.9 590 au 1 wi
294 ,95 396 397 393 4C0 in bloc's 14 2rf-5
lawlownship.
Jones J II
n e
32 10 17 160
6 10 17 79 '
811 17 160
17 II 17160 4150 ,
13 11 M160 60 3f
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Kennedy KM a e
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w 3 1117 153 Hi 49,fs w 2 It 17 W r m
w 2 11-171601900 3 2' 311 I71goi8 08
InH23 II 17 SO o , w 2 ,V ,7 1S 0 00
Kaw Haw Bkxko Lands.
w a 11 ic ica i .... . .7."T
1,2.3 4,5.6.7 8. 9. 10. II, A 12 m 80 1.60 ia
1 3.4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9, 10. k " 12 irrSI 1.C0 eacas
1. U 3 lo ll in each of the Block 82. 83 aad 84L
tio 1 to 12 H-ctaiive in tbo 3 Bnks 98,9, lt
and 3. 4 5 and 7 in 85 each (ofthr 70 lot) tl !
1 to 12 inclnive in B'k 97 and 1 2 34 5 rtad 1
:n B"k 9S e ic 91 reaH: S 43 ft 2 in 81 C3 ceata:
N 10 ft 11 in tl 1 CO. S 40 ft II d, 1 00
N in ft 2 in 87 1,03 S 40 ft 2 8" 103
S 40 ft 2 in SC 1,1 0 3 ard 4 in 94 1 0 iaea-
7 in 73 arid 2 in 92 Be". E3 ce.iU. ' '
Sock Creek Towadip.
Name Dcicripiioa See T It. Aer. f etir
Hruadn'ell Ja ne 810 17 160 u 74
I:nuTC ntolnw 12 9 16 80121s
DyvGFAVTJIs ; of no 13 918 0
" ijfnlnw 18 9 18 60 404
llanna D W 3 &u! of- n w 1 9 17 100 9 46
Ktnnedy Dr n w JO 10 17 1C0 IS IS
n w 5 9 18 j57
... J?e 913 184
n sii.e ofn w 1 9 J7 74
86 ,? 1710
svr 12 9 17180
-In,. ..in If. 1- on .0 ..s. I
..-.. ,,, ou ib-jv te v iu 17 160 34 71
sw2 1017 80 7 01 1 nw 15 10 17 161,35 71
ne 22 10 17 16'143 20nw23 10 17 160 S6S
3 w 55 ! II , ,8 " I " w 26 " ,7 8 86
- w 27 10 17 160 35 05 I a u-3il 10 IT itn tn-7
,?Jer..W" M" " r"'.,n 6 "n ' l0 Block 1 1538
Lay I h.mi d. 146 d ,t l
K cl. II. 69 in 7. 74 u. 8 and 216 in 22 .. ... j 8
-iUe A o.uir2.3 m. 2S in 3 each 166
2 7 3 1 in 4. 5 4 60 , 6. 64 in 7. 102 in 11 1 06
71 72 73 79 ,n 3 81 89',,. 9. 14 1 143 " 16 e' 1 06
I .9 I.l 139 111 .4 62 in IS ISfi isa:.. .... .
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V?4 ,al 3,'7 ,'? ?! 363 ,n 7ti "9 si" 8-1 es
iSiJli1 h " ,6 MaunS .130
111'- 3!?iLln.?9. Sl " W ' 30 ' 3 -e. 1 OS
5 59 in C 61 62 C5 C6 ..7 in 7 81 82 .,"9 1 M
S3 31 87 S3 90 n 9 93 96 97 aaon inAa ,.. i JI
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o 8 1117 160 53 24 o V f 1 7 jC2 4! "
sw 15 11 17 ICO 50 61 I nw 15 u 17 160 41 fu .
n w 16 1 17 ldil ;u fJtf "n 11 " 60 16 W
e 22 II 17 IN 7 SI In p ?9 11 17 .- u u 1
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