Decatur Eagle, Volume 2, Number 40, Decatur, Adams County, 12 November 1858 — Page 3

mimm list: A List of Lands and town Lots returned, and remaining, delinquent lor the non-payment of taxes for the year 1857, in Adams County, State ot Indiana. " FTir § f TfFIT DESCRIPTION s 8- t o J | *S, = f ~ ■ OWNER’S NAMES. • ~ £ - » £ ' f ~r ’ o §> M £ *3 OF LANDS. ’ r r c £ § o = 3- g-g : § » H> 3 H h r - £ S * g* ■ '— 1 '—j 1 ■ _t_g_ _jig_L9. Union Township, No. 1, Jlick.C.W. n wqrseqr 6 28 i 5 40 l? 0 120 192 19 9 SO 177 447 Juighman. Abram seqrn w qr 31 do do 40 170 170 232 24 12 do 221 SSO Jater, Robert sbfswqr 4 do do 80 200200 344 34 18 do 320 766 flan, Beniamin whfneqr 4 do do 83 220 220 378 37 I’ do 441 92t Jtsrdoff, Samuel whfn e qr 19 do du 80 240 240 385 38 15 do 356 B<4 Super, John swqrswqr 34 do do 40 120 110 192 19 8 do 178 447 fererstick. John nwqrneqr 16 do do 40 110 110 187 18 9 do 167 431 Eston T.V. nwqr 3 do do 172 44 540 540 852 85 42 do 78718 16 llifnor, Joseph nwqrneqr 6 do do 43 73 125 125 203 20 10 do 187 47 0 i Jitter, Catharina whfn e qr 27 do do b 0 240 240 385 38 19 do 357 849 Root Township, No. 2. kndorer, Jacob ■wqrb w qr 10 28 14 4<i 140 140 175 17 8 50 168 418 itiber, Thus., heirs, pt neqrs w qr 78 do do 25 Seme, pt ae qr n wqr 28 do do 15 Sara;, plswfraeqr 28 do do 46 15 Siur.e, nwars w qr 28 do do 40 Sane, e lif'k eqr 29 .do do 80 1535 1535 15 14 15! 75 2001433 33 73 ■&, Gwrge pts wq-u e qr 21 do do 45 1020 IC2O 23 00 230 115 *0 71434 09 ! Preble To wnsh i p, No. 3. ■ninjon, Nathan pt •ptn e qr 2 28 13 48 85 150 150 292 29 14 50 328 713 ■lfSsc, Gotleib aw qr 24 do do 160 10(0 I'oo 11 75 117 58 do 11 50 45 5 1 ■’web,Grafton neqrs wqr 33 do do 40 IB * 160 213 21 10 do 209 503 fcublenburg F. A. se qr 35 do de 160 600 |[ Sams. ehf 36 do do 320 1200 I Sam., »hf n w qr. 36 dud» 80 360 2160 29 13 44 1502859 59 66 | Kirkland Township, No. 1. ■daroa, William ehfswqr 27 27 13 80 240 240 312 3l 15 50 305 713 Hover, Jonathan ne qr 10 do do 160 480 480 623 62 3| do 61013 76 Hsn pbell, J anies neqrseqr 25 do do 4 > 12 ) 120 156 15 7 do 1523 80 Hoffman,Noah stv qr 13 d° 480 480 625 62 31 do 61013 78 Bin., Morgan neqrn e qr 36 do do 40 120 120 155 15 7 do 1523 79 Hisber,Thomas nhfn e qr 1 do do 88 17 355 355 414 41 2o do 401 929 Bari, Z P seqrs e qr 33 do do 40 10 120 156 15 7 do 1523 80 Belwick, Veimelia Bwqrll tv qr Ido do 4o 160 160 188 18. 9 do 1674 32 ■nirr, Everet neqrs w qr 35 do do 40 180 180 202 20 10 do 139 481 S• n, Win. N. nwqrneqr 22 du do 49 120 12 > 156 J 5 7 do 1523 80 Hnlinson, Moses pt se qr 3do do 11 59 310 310 401 40 20 do 3939 14 Hute, Adam sptn w qr 23 do do 60 ISO 180 233 23 11 do 2 3'l 547 HcCiery <t Bulger ehfs w qt 33 do do 80 240 240 312 31 15 do 3057 13 Buinian.J. D. pt ne qr 24 do do 145 435 435 602 60 39 do 55112 93 ■filer, Detrick, aeqrn e qr 35 do do 40 1 0 120 155 15 7 do 152 379 ■chock, Daniel sworn wqr 2 do do 40 129 12) 155 15 7 do 152 379 William nw qr 11 do do 160 480 480 623 62 31 do 61013 76 ■ide, Edwin ehfllc- qr £2 do do cO ‘.’9o 290 351 35 17 do 3447 97 ■>wy, W.C whfueqr 3do do 80 240 249 312 31 15 do 3057 13 i Washington Township, No. 5. Binger. Conrad ne qr 23 27 14 160 560 560 766 7a 38 50 7 1116 41 ■inphrnv, Charles neqrnwqr 21 do do 40 185 185 229 22 11 do 2125 24 ■»«inwn, Moses swqrswqr 33 do do 4) 15 ) 15<) 200 20 19 do 184 464 ■fw, T homas neqrnwqr 27 do do 40 140 140 192 19 10 do 1784 49 ■Wenald, A. B. shfn w qr 27 do do 80 280 280 618 61 30 do 3 5611 15 ■e, Jeremiah pt vn l-j nt qrs wqr26 do do 10 35 . undj 3 whfseqr ■ 26 do do “«6 ?6 95 130 173 17 8 100 340 638 ■w, loriieluis ptseqrn wqr Bdo do 13 33 95 95 105 10 5 50 94 264 yer, Margaret pt seqrll w qr Bdo do 13 33 95 95 105 10 5 do 95 265 ygue. Belden shfll w qr 15 do do 80 320 320 418 41 20 do 386 915 yiy,Godfrey 11 hf ne qr -.7 do do 80 280 280 383 38 19 do 3568 46 y u ; J oseph whfne.r 21 do do 80 ■ ?*"*’ ehfs e qr 31 do do 8(1 480 480 698 69 34 100650 15 5! ■ ‘" r ’ Jonathan seqrn e qr 24 do do 40 16) ■ , e ' whfneqr 24 do do 80 320 ■ shf 24 do do 320 1280 1760 23 00 230 115 15J2125 49 20 I St. Mary’s Township, No. 6. R-Vnl 3 ’ ehfseqr 31 27 15 80 200200 264 26 13 50 2.54 607 BePerncvr "u'r raCt,Oa d ° 16 129 130 158 > S 7 do 1123 42 shfneqr 32 do do 80 shfseqr 32 do do 80 640 €4O 8 0.1 80 4n 100693 17 16' y U n hfseqr 32 do do 80 321 320 422 41 21 50 346 8 81’ B m ehfneqr 31 do do 80 240 240 317 31 15 do 2856 98 . • Phfseqr 09 do do 30 315 315 429 42 21 do 355 697 K' muel.jun., seqrswq. 9do do 40 315 315 760 73 38 do 29712 21 I' Blnec r e e k Township, No. 7. ■Aith’r nwqrowqr 10 26 15 <0 140 140 181 18 9 50 J 73 4 31! ■ Marr, heir* sw qr 19 do do 80 2HO 2bo 362 36 18 do 346 8 12! ■Mkvi ’ nhfl) W q.-neqr 32 do do 19 140 140 146 14 7 do 138 355 1 ■d'avi-i seqrseqr 33 do do 40 150 150 188 18 7 do 181 444 ' hf nw qr 32 do do 80 ■ Alfred n Bpt whfueqr 32 do do 60 510 510 646 64 32 1006o] 14 63 ■hlvW O nhfneqr 3do do 77 290 290 363 36 18 50 349 8 16' ' u pte wqrseqr 20 do do 3 Ksrue' *' hf nw qr 21 do do 80 ■"'y.Eliaahetl. neqrnwqr U do do 40 850 850 fl 93 89 53 150813 19 98! ' 8 21 , <}° ls “ 590 s9 ° 7 74 37 50 693 15 99! y.ttie J ’ ehfn e qr 30 do do 80 y.Jehn BW< l r 30 do do 160 900 900 11 31 113 56 1001086 24 F 6 y» E ewqrnwqr 7 do do 40 80 80 134 13 .6 50 130 333 ■ a ® B . , L am ,, c i nwqru w qr 30 do do 40 150 150 239 23 11 do .795 02 ■?Joh a neqrseqr 17 do do 40 140 HO ]Bl 18 9 do 1734 31 f nwqrneqr 17 do do 40 150 150 1 fe7 18 9 do 1804 44 j Monroe Township, No. 5. I S.m Q ei r y<-ll neqrseqr 12 26 14 40 70 70 105 10 5 50 136 306 swqrs w qr 5 do do 40 12,1 120 114 17 9 do 168 418 ■ '•bou.iS whfscqr 25 do do 80 220 220 349 31 17 do 3377 «7 ■Ute, w hfn w qr 14 do do 80 neqr n w q 14 do do 40 980 380 506 50 25 100 48911 70 ■Bunin p whfswqr 23 do do 80 280 280 384 38 19 50 369 8 611 ■ l, Uri Bptn e qr 15 do do 6(1 200 209 279 28 14 do 2156 46 ■,k., F swqrn e qr 16 do do 40 100 180 354 35 17 do 152 608 1 S nW 29 do do 320 720 720 11 86 118 59 d" 11 t.OTSMI

wT w < H«i 2?1? "sTy co ! " 2 S's g ■ P- B?. ~gt 2-2 § g g - OWNERS’ NAMES. -w' c £ ® £ » ° S f OF LANDS. ' .«*<» h “ H ’ g e-- s £ k c. gs ; — . r J ( dq Monroe Township Continued. Rugg.S.L. chfnwqr SO 26 14 80 180 18U 298 29 15 50 288 678 (Ringer, Alpheus eeqr 6do do 160 360 360 642 £9 30 do 57513 06 Tucker. Miles awqrn wqr 16 do do 40 Same, nwqrswqr 16 do do 40 20(1 209 314 32 15 100 304 761 Wanemacber, R. n w < ( r 28 do do 160 Same, *hfs wqr 28 do do 80 645 645 981 98 51 I€o 94721 77 Watters, Philip ehfs wqr 1 do do 80 2*o SCO 314 SI 15 50 3<47 14 Young, John ehfn eqr 36 do do 8* 200200 314 JI 15 do 30. 714 French Township, No. 9. • Adams, William whfgeqt 12 26 13 80 260 »H) 345 34 IT 5J 333 780 t Bell, Thomas, heira, ahfn eqr 10 do do 80 Same, nwqrneqr 10 do do 48 330 330 472 47 23 100 455 ‘097 Bell, Vincent swqrneqr 10 do do 4 ! ) 1!0 120 165 16 8 50 159 399 Bealer, Peter nwqrs aqr >1 do do 40 120 120 254 25 12 do 159 500 Duukle, Abram ehfseqr 14 do do 80 220 220 315 31 14 do 303 713 James, John D. whfs wqr 12 do do 8» *OO 200 299 3» 15 do 2”9 683 (Lattourette, John ehfn wqr 10 do do 80 220 S2O 314 31 15 do 303 713 i Stockstill, Janies shfn eqr i do do 80 Same. n wqrseqr I do do 40 309 300 448 44 22 100433 10 47 1 Straum, Matthias aw qr 10 do do 160 Same. whfs eqr 10 do do 80 750 750 1) 16 101 5 ‘ 100 97722 44 Straum, Peter nwqrs wqr 15 do do 40 125 125 170 17 8 5(. 160 405 Stall, Daniel ehfseqr 15 do do 80 3no 301? 378 37 17 do 3638 45 Sluttx, W. AT ehfseqr 12 do do 80 200200 2 I'9 29 15 do 2 r-9 682 Winck A Surf swqrneqr 11 do do 40 U 0 120 16> 16 8 du 159 398 I Hartford Township, No. 10. j ! i Booker, Samuel aw qr 14 25 13 IfO t> ? a n < Vv nwqr 23 do do 160 I’2o 1120 13 7) 137 58 1001346 30 15 Bond. Caleb ehfswqr ] d 0 do 80 200200 274 27 13 50 269 633 Brady, Lev. ne qr 23 do do 160 520 520 652 65 3> do 63914 41 Brown. Hiram sptwhf na qr 15 do do 57 255 255 293 29 13 do 2856 70 Bryant, Joseph sptwhfnwqr 2 do do 4< 160 160 19y 19 9 do 1954 7" Mereer. Joseph ne qr n d. do 154 785 785 13 96 139 61 do 85525 ol McMann A Graves rhfnwqr 1 do do bO ’.GO <OO 274 27 15 do 069 635 , Pontius, Levi ae qr 35 do do 160 1 p Sam< ’’ nwqr S 6 do do 16'1 Hls 1415 16 30 163 77 1001686 36 06 ( 1 Pontius, Daniel n e qr 35 do do 160 480 480 618 61 31 £0 60513 65 ,Starr, JamesM nhfneqr 1 do o 76 S * al8 ' wbfs wqr 1 do do 80 430 430 570 57 28 100 55G13 (1 W abash Township, No. 11. i I A rudd Joseph (j Baker, TA J. nhfneqr tdo do 75 20 225 225 294 29 15 do 264 652 i ( Booker, Samuel ahfs wqr 19 d . do 92 280 280 409 40 n 0 do 318 83' , Broadwell, Jacob swqrneqr f4do do 40 150 150 178 17 9 do 15) 413 r Coover, George W aw qr S 0 do do 160 5 6 0 569 685 68 31 do 61514 52 », Coffman. Jacob awqru wqr 33 do do 40 1 0 0 100 I 4! 14 7 do 130.3 43 r Conn, David nnd ehfseqr 4do do 40 120 120 157 1 5 71. la. 370 j Drummond, Addmon n wqr 13 do do 160 4bo 400 570 57 27 do 52012 2) > Drummond Elizabeth ehfn eqr 24 do do 80 200 2«0 285 23 14 do o 697 I Jenkinson. Moses ae qr 1 I do do 160 480 480 628 62 32 do 56713 39 j Judav, Andrew ehfn wqr 33 d 0 do 80 240 240 31 1 31 15 do 2836 93 1 K.nmnger, Andrew ne qr 14 do do DO .49 4)0 599 69 30 du 54312 b 8 j Long. Robert, heirs. ne qr 16 do do 159 B 3 Siunc . nw<,r I 6 do do 159 1 T . frseqrAfrs wqr lf> do Jo -b5 1150 1150 18 88 188 94 1501742 40 62 ’ I'r ir >' nw W n ■ 8e fr 95 do d <> 37 80 80 107 10 5 £0 91 266 j Mitchell, Mm. heirs, pt nwqrneqr 32 do do 9 ” Z ““ 5' Ba “ e i ebfnwqr 3 S do do 80 210 210 315 31 H j O n 9 Bfi 7 , lfi r Rugg.SkL geqrn eqr S 2 do do 40 40 40 99 19 4 50 94 05? (.staurn, David elf s eqr 27 do do SO 2'o 240 314 31 15 do 2846 oL | Shannon, Dan. O. apts wqr 36 do do 102 80 305 305 398 39 21 5° scl ■ Spence. Mm. «e qr 1< do d o 169 400 400 570 57 27 do 529 12 24' i Jefferson Township, No, 12, I Abnet Jacob hrnrs, whfaeqr 12515 80 280 !80 314 31 14 5o 299 7 i>B' 1 ‘ Bai dm l Tc dßr neqrseqr «8 do do 40 200200 324 32 16 do I>4 606 (Bander, v_C. ehfneqr h do do 89 205 205 268 28 14 do "55 fi ill Claypool, Lem ehfseqr 7 do do 80 b 1 1 Same, ehfseqr 8 do do 80 , Sa ™ e ’ seqrneqr Bdo do 40 560 560 697 69 36 150 67016 2 8 ’ Clark, Harmon nwqrneqr 15 do do 40 00 /U ' n S r a "!i'’wir pt ept 3< do de 170 920 920 15 10 150 75 100 73625 71 . Crawford W.lham neqrseqr 15 do do 30 85 85 106 H 5 50 98 261 Cleveland, Mary A. w pt. wqrseqr 27 do do 7 20 2) 89 8 4 do 22 f-3 Fmbee Amoa J. sbf-wqr 2'l do do 80 535 235 283 28 14 do 211 646 Hart, Henry P. eeqrs eqr 19 do do 40 453 ao 11 b 46 Same, ehfneqr 30 do do 80 365 365 436 44 22 1(0 41610 18 , Hmey uonathan w hfneqr 10 do do 80 200200 264 2fi M 50 2546 (8 b“w ehfseqr 3do do 80 160 160 239 24 12 9o 1154 40 Jack John W. ehfseqr 6 do do 80 220 220 276 28 14 n 9iA r-n ' Lew,«, A. W .heirs, pt middle pt 33 do do 100 550 550 517 59 25 do !39U 31 Oyler Andrew nwqr 16 do do 160 400 40(1 529 52 26 no 509 1 66 Rump e, Sarah nwqr 20 do do 160 4SO 4,(0 579 57 30 do 554 570 Roberts, Isaac whfu wqr 1 8 do do 80 220 220 276 27 13 do J 65 6 Ross,Robert uwqrswqr 20' do do 40 ||o 110 138 13 5 d ” J3’3 38 .Thompson Wm. whfswqr 10 do do 80 270 270 307 30 15 do 293 695 Hebs’er A.W. whfseqr 21 do do 80 200200 264 26 3 os4fi 0* Way.Ehada pt wpt 33 do do 60 50 36) 360 327 32 16 do 386 8 1 tact r.v gfisa sa is 132’5,’“ TOWN LOTS. I lliwr f 'gT 'STrffi ?tf J < ? S 3 M? £2» ? B X B -. OWNERS’ NAMES. NAMES OF TOWNS. ' tz tr* c x. ° s is 0 L 0 ms ’3 ■§ 1 5 K E H St §,H " I H 5- 2.1 | ! Fleming, Alexander DECATUR, 40 \< n SailJe w v • •• ■■ 2ii 40 80 241 S 4 13 100 8? 459 Milbgan, M„ heirs, 72 300 300 SlO 31 i s 50 12 28 16 34 Reed.H. bpillman, Henry •« .. 530 25 Same, ~ 2H 25 Same, t( (< jp 35 Same, 045 35 Same, ” •• 374 100 s’o 543 24 14 250 2 792 Baker, L. D. PLEASANT MILLS, S 4 20 20 8 1 08 4 so i s 1 sfi I Kirkpatrick, John “ “ 17 2 ) 20 129 12 6 do 15 212 Rubert, Bethuel . NEW BUFFALO, 19 120 120 l( 08 i do bl 530 Notice, is therefore hereby given, that bo much of the aforesaid Lands and Town Lots as mav be nee, sary to discharge the Taxes, Penalty, Interest and Costs which may due thereon, or due from the owner thereof at the day of Sale, will be sold by the Treasurer of Adams County, Indiana, at Public Auction at (he Court House, in the town of Decatur, in said county, on the first Monday of January 1859 and said SaU will continue from day today, until all are sold, or offered for sale. ? ' d e Given under my hand, at the Auditor’s Office, in Decatur, ‘-bis 9»h day of November 1858 November, 12, 1858 /OHN McCONNEL, Aud , A C.

Spci.fc Gently <® Each Other‘Plaase to help me a tninste. sister.’ ‘Oil. don't disturb me, I’m reed • ing,’ was the answer ‘But just hold this stick, won’t you, while Idrive this pin throng*. •I cau’tnow, I wan’t to finish jtbirf story.’ said I. emphatically, land my little brother turned away j with a disappointed look, in search of some boby else to assist him. ; He was a bright boy of ten iyenrs, and my übiy brother. He I bad been visiting b young friend and had seen a windmill, and as soon as he came home his energies were all employed in making •a small out ; for he was always . trying to make tops, wiieelbai rows I kites and all sorts of things, such |as boys delight in. He In d work ied patiently all the morning with j saw and jack-knife, and now it cn '!y needed putting together to complete it—and bis only sister had refused to assist him, and he had gone away with his young heart saddened. 1 thought of all this in the fifteen minutes after he left me, and ray book gave me na pleasure. ; It was not intentional unkindness only thoughtlessness, for I loved my brother, and was generally kind to him. still I had refused to help him. I would have cone after him and afforded him the assistance he needed, but I knew he Lad found some one else. But I had neglected an opportunity of gladdening a chidish heart. In half an hour they cam» bounding into the house, exclaiming, ‘Come, Mary, I’ve got it. up. just see how it goes!’ His tones were joy ous, and I saw that he bad forgotten my petulence, so I determined to atone by unusual kindness. I went with him, and sure enough on the roof of the woodhouse was fastened a miniature windmill, and the arms were whirling around fast enough to suit any boy. I praised the windmill and my little brother’s ingenuity, nnd he seemed happy and entirely forgetful of ray unkindness, and I, resolved, as I had so many times before, to be alwavs loving and gentle. A few dajs passed by, and tbo shadow of a great sorrow darkened our dweiing. The joyous laugh and noisy glee were hush ied, and our merry boy lay in a darkened room with anxious face* around him, his cheeks flushed, and his eyes unnaturally bright, sometimes bis temples would moisten nnd his mucles relax, and then hope would come into our hearts, and eyes would fill with thankful tears. It was in one of j these deceitful calms in his disi ease that he heard the noise of hi* 'little wheel, nnd said, ‘I hear my ! windmill.’ i ‘Does it make your head ache?’ i 1 asked — ‘Shall we take it down* 1 ‘Oh! no,’ replied he, 'it seems las it I were out of doors, and it I makes me fell better. i He mnsed a moment and then added: ‘Don’t you remember, ( Mary, that I wanted you to help j me fix it, and you was reading and I told me you could not? But it didn't make any difference, for 1 mamma helped me.’ ‘Ob, how sadly these words fell ! upon my ear, and what bitter ! memories they awakened. How I repented, I kissed little Frank'* forehead, that I bad ever spoken unkindly to him. Hours of sorrow went by, and we watched his couch, hope growing fainter, and anguish deeper, until, one week horn the morning on which ha spoke of his childish sports we> closed the eyes once so sparkling and folded his hands over his pulseless heart. He sleeps now in the grave, and home is desololo but. the little windmill, the work of his busy hands, is still swinging in the breeze just where he placed it, upon the roof of the old woodshed; and every time I see the t'hy arms revolving I remember the lost little Frank—and I remember also the thoughtless, unkind words. Brothersand sisters, be kind to each other. Be gentle, considerate and loving.— Examiner. A midshipman asked a priest to tell him the difference between a priest and a jackass. The priest gave it up. ‘One wears a cross on his back, and the other on his breast,’ said the midshipman.— •Now,’ said the priest, ‘tel! me the difference between a midshipman and a jackass.’ The midshipman gave it up, and Asked what it was. The priest said he did not know of any. A woman’s heart, like a sing-ing-bird in a cage, if neglected, sta r ves and dies; but, for men’s hearts, why they are free birds of prey—vultures and hawks—or thievish magpies at the best. ■John, did you ever bet on a horserace?’ No. but I've seen -n---uster hs’ on an old mini