Decatur Eagle, Volume 12, Number 39, Decatur, Adams County, 1 January 1869 — Page 3

THE EAGLE. FRIDAY, Lpcallt Miscellaneous, j XewAdvertltemen ts. Jeweler—l.alley. Legislative.-tTlic Indiana Legislature meets next Thursday. Absent.—The editor is absent this Week, sojourning in Chicago. A Happy New Year to our patrons. May peace and plenty smile upon you. . Jewelry, <fcc. —Attention is directed to the advertisement of Mr. Jas. Lalley, in to-day’s paper. Railroad Meeting.—Don’t forget the Railroad Meeting to-day; everybody should attend. Business of importance to transact. Collectton for Orphans.—The collection taken up in the Catholic Church, in this place, on Christmas, for the benefit of the orphan children of this Diocese, amounted to 872 75. Legal Tender. —Good hickory, maple and beech wood, will be a found a legal tender in payment of subscriptions for the Eagle, for a few days, and hard cash never refused. Listen! , Our Railroad. —A large and enthusiastic railroad meeting was "held in Portland, Jay County. Dec. 22d, and a Committee ap pointed; to solicit stock. The people of Jay are moving in the matter in earnest. Chicago Hog Market.—The Chicago Timet, of Wednesday, has the following in relation to the hog market: “Drovers and sellers were a sickly lot of individuals yesterday The pens were full of hogs, ready for the packers, but the packers were not ready for the hogs. The excuse was, money was too tight, and prices too high. Toward the close sales were made at 88 25(<i 8 50, for lots of 180 to 200 lbs.” — ♦ - —I 1 Appraisement of Real Estate —Wc learn the Auditor of State has issued a circular directed to the County Auditors, requesting them to instruct the appraisers of Teal estate that all appraisements must be made upon a greenback basis. The appraisers in several counties have signified their intention to work upon* a gold basis, and to secure uniformity tho or dcr was issued.

“Plated Oct.”—A New York special to the Cincinnati Cominerciai, under date of the 25th inst., contains the following item : “Joseph Howard, Jr., managing editor, Franklin J. Ottarson, night editor, and John Armstrong city editor of the Democrat, and other members of Pomeroy's staff, leave the paper next week. The opinion in Printing House Square is that Pomeroy has nt last discovered his mistake, and that the notoriety of his journal having passed away, he will soon be obliged to discontinue its publication. Oyster Saloon and Confectionery.—Bill Closs has opened an Oyster Saloon and Confectioner}’ establishment in his new building on Monroe Street, two doors west of Closs’s Shoe Store. Bill has the neatest saloon in town, and everything appears in "npplo pie order.” Our citizens will always find him supplied with fresh oysters, fruits, candies, pies, etc. As there are no liquors sold at this establishment, the ladies will find it a pleasant resort, and should not fail to give our young friend a call. Everybody should 1 patronize him. *j National Monument —The Washington National Monument Society has addressed an appeal to the pastors of tho religious congregations of the United States asking them to cause collections to be taken np in their respective churches on the Sunday imniedi- l ately proceeding the 22d of Feb raary, tho amount to be remitted to the treasurer of the society, in order that the work on the monument may be resumed. The appeal is signed by Andrew John- | son. President, ex offl io; S. J. Bowers, first vice President; Ulvs•es S. Grant, second vice President; W. A Corcoran, third vice President; J. R. H. Smith, Treas-' nrer; John Corroll, brevet Seers-J tsry.

A document just published shows the numbers of judgments rendered by the United States Court of Claims during the present year, the names of the parties in whose favor they were rendered of their attorneys, and the amounts awarded. The Court gave favorable judgments in fifty three cot ton cases, the cotton having been captured by the United States forces. Claimants in all such suits are required to prove their loyality to the United States at the time of the capture. Collector Smythe has declined the tender of a testimonial /rom the officers of Customs of New York, who proposed to have his portrait painted and hung up in the Collector’s office, there to be always preserved. In his reply to the flattering letter of these gen tiemen he expressed a hope for the early passage, by Congress, of Mr. Jenck’s civil service bill. Mr. Clinch, the present Collector, has accepted a similar compliment proposed. It is beginning to leak out that the proposition of Butler and oth er radical congressmen, to repeal the tenure-of office act for Presi dent Grant’s benefit, is all sham. The Jacobins would like to con ciliatc Grant by “keeping the word of promise to the ear;” but their suspicions of his “loyalty to the party” create in them an overrul ing intenntion to "break it to the i hope.” j At Qniucy, 11l ,is a German with ; a curious blood mark. It is a per s ect deer, about the size of a si 1 ver dollar, andon his right cheek , The form and outline of the deer , are perfect as could be drawn by lan artist, and show a deer in the act of leaping. It is of a bright red color.

Beecher's son has been the vic tim of “hazing” sophomores at Yule, who shaved his head in Ben edictine fashion. Every yeaFa devoted son of the church sends the pope a swan fro.n Norwich, England. Congress is to be asked to raise statue to Thad. Stevens in the capitol. Dr. 0. A. Brownsou is convalescent. SPECIALN OTICES. A HALL’S Vegetable Sicilian H HAIR AW/' ITS EFFECT 18 MIRACULOUS. It is a perfect and wonderful article. Cures baldness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing than any “oil" or “pomatum.” Foftens brash, dry and wiry hair into beautiful silken tresses. But above all. the great wonder is tho validity with which it restores gray hair to its 01 iginal color. The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its youthful beauty by its use. It does not dye the hair, but strikes at the root nni fills it with new life and coloring matter. i ho tint application will do good; you will see the natural color returning every 'lay, and before you know it, tlieuld, gray, discolored nppearnacf of the hair "ill begone, giving place to lustrous, Shining ami beautiful locks. Ask for Hall s Sicilian Hair llenewcr; no other article is nt all like it in effect. See that each bottle has our private Government stamp, over the top of the bottle. All others are imitations. R. P. HALL CO.. Niishua. N. IL, Proprietors. For sale by all druggists. Iwm.

COMMERCIAL Decatur Markets. Corroctccl Wonix ly Decatur, Jan. 1, 1860. Flour, f? bld., 89 00 i Buckwheat Flour, sack.. 75 I Corn Meal. bn 80 i Wheat, white, bu 150 “ red, “ 140 i Buckwheat, “ 50jCorn 65 : 40 I Potatoes 75 i Clover Seed. 7 60 | Flax Seed 2 0o White Beans 2 25 1 Onions j i*Applcs 7I Dried Apples. $ ft> .... ]n Dried Peaches gft | Butter 30 i F.ersr«. "P do z 50 f h.-... f,5 Salt bb1.... 400 I Lnrdpib... ir J .Votice nf •ftitohifmrnt of *<<f m f h ixf rotor, ig htrcbv riven thnt the nn Is riergigneri has been appninte.) 44. I m ; ni«tmt«e of Hie egtgte o f Samuel Hillon. de'-eaae'l. The estate ig probablv solvent. MARK A«n»Y Dec. IS. w 4. A'lm'niafmtor R . S J^TETTIE RsO V. -A.ttorxx'H'w DRTATTIt. INMANA. g>*l 'MCT nitration gaM tnatl twiner MltfWt* ’ OFFICB-la n StMalnker'a Law ntn-» vlZnf. Tobprimtvw . nf every description, neatly executed at the Kaqlk Office,

atuu.-u ■VVrOMAN.--FEMA|!.'Er’, “OWING TO ' TV the peculiar nii-.i important, rcla-i tions which they sustain, their peculiar organization, and the offices they per- ; form, arc subject to many sufferings.— Freedom from these contribute in no small degree to their happiness and wel- , fare, for none can be truly happy who i are ill. Not only to, but no one of these j various female complaints can long be suffered to run on without involving the ■ general health of the individual, and ' ere long producing permanent sickness I and premature decline. Nor is it pleas | ant to consult a physician for the relief of these various delicate affections, and only upon the most urgent necessity will ■ a true woman so fai sacrifice her greatest charm as to do this. The sex will then thank us for placing in tljcir hands simple,specifics which will be found efficacious in relieving and curing almost every one of those troublesome com-1 plaints peculiar to their sex. Helmboi.o'sExtbactozßucttu.—lltin-i dreds suffer on in silence, and hundreds | of others apply vainly to druggists and doctors, who cither merely tantalize them with the hope of a eure or apply ; remedies which make them worse. I would not wish to assort anything that would do injustice to the afflicted, but I am obliged to say that although it may I be produced ftormexccssivc exhaustion of , the powers of life, by laborious employ- ; raent, unwholesome air and food, profuse ! menstruation, the use.of tea and coffee. ' and frequent childbirth, it is tar oftener j caused by direct irritation, applied to ’ the mucous membrane of the vagina it- , self. When reviewing the causes of these . hlistresslng complaints, it is most pain- ■ fill to contemplate the attendant evils constqusnt fifion them It is but simple justice to the subject to enumerate a few of the nmny additional causes | which so largely affect the life, health, i and happ : ness of woman in all classes of society, and which, consequently, affect more or less directly,- the welfare of tl.e entire human family. The mania : that exists for precocious educat or: tnd 1 marriage, causes the years that nature ! designed for corporeal development to be wasted and perverted in the restraints of dress, the early confinement of school, and especially in the unhealthy excitement of the ball-room. Thus with.the body half-clothed, and the mind unduly excited by pleasure, perverting in midnight revel the hours designed by nature for sleep and rest, the work of. destruction is half accomplished. In consequence of this early strain upon Imr system, unnecessary effort is required by the delicate votary to retain her situation in school at a later day, thus aggravating the evil. When one excitement is over, another in prospco-. tire keeps the mind morbidly sensitive to impression, while the now constant restraint of fashionable dress, absolutcthe exercise indispensable to the attainment and retention of organic health and strength; the exposure to night air; the sudden change of temperature; the comple'e pros'ranon produced by excessive dancing, mu c t. of necessity produce their legitimate effect.— At last, an c s rlv imtniagecr.ps the climax of misery, and the unfortunate one, hitherto so utterly regardless of the plain dictates and remonstrances of her delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject of medical treatment. This is but a truthful picture of the experience of thousands of our young women. Long before the ability t . exeicise the functions Os the generative organs, they require an education of their peculiar nervous system, composed of ehat is called the tissue, which is. in common with the female breast and lips, evidently under the control of mental emotions and asMjciatious at an early period of life; and. as we shall subsequently sec, these when excessive, lend, long before pubeiity, to habits which saplhc very life of their victims ere nature h;ts self-completed their development

For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites or Loueorrheen, Too Profuse Menstruation, Exhaustion, Too Long Continued Periods, for Prolapsus and Bearing Down, or Prolapsus Uteri, wc offer most perfect specific known: HelvnoLii s CoMFOUxn Extbait of Btcitv. Directions for use, diet, and advice, accompany. Females in every period of life, from infancy to extreme obi age. will find it a remedy to aid nature in the discharge of its functions. Strength is the glory of manhood and womanhood. Helmbold s Extract of Buchit is rnore strengthening than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron, tnfinately safer, and more pleasant. Helmbold's Extract of Buchu, having received the endorsement of the most prominent physicians in the United States, is now offered to afflicted humanity as a certain cure for the following diseases- and symptoms, from whatevcrcause originating: General Debility, Mental and Physical Depression, Imbecility, Determination of Blood to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria. General Irritability. Restlessness, and Sleepiessness ai night. Absence of Muscular Efficiency, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia. Emaciation, Ix>w Spirits. Disorganization or Paralysis of the Organs of Generation, Palpiation of the Heart, and. in fact, all the concomitiant.s of a Nervous and Debiliated state of the system. To injure the genuine cut this out. Ask for Helmbold's. Take no other. Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. Price $125 per bottle or six bottle for $6.50. Delivered to anv address. • Describe symptoms in ail communications. Address II T. HELMBOLD. Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 1 594 Broadway N. Y. None arc genuine unless done up iu ' styel-eugcave<l wrapper, with sac-simile of mv Chemical Warehouse, and signed ' lwm2y H. T. HKLMBOLD.

\ GENTS W ANTED tos2)»per I month everywhere, male .v>4 fe- 1 j male, to intnrluc-' the genuine tmpr .ved i CovmoxSense Familt Srwtxc M icnivt • This machine will stitch, h-m. fell, tnck, i | qnilt, cord, hind, braid and embroider ! lin a moat superior manner. Price only I $lB. Fully warranted for five years, i w ’e will pay SI,OOO for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or | more elastic seam than ours. It makes ; the "Elastic Lock Stitch." Every esc- ■ ’ ond stitch can be cut. and ’till the doth I cannot be pulied apart without tearing it. We pay agents from $75 to S2OO ner month and capetfc*. or * commission from which twice ,h*t amount can be , mad*. Add"*” SECOMR Jt Cb n Pitts- ! burg. Pa., nr Boston. Ma”. CAUTION.—Do not be imposed npon brother parties palming off worthless’ cast-iron machines, under the same name er otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and really practical cheap machine manufactured. v12n31-.8»l. 11

EXT ElrtT. ' A LIST of Lauds oml Town Lots retnr. Gid reiuuiiiiuu i for the non-payment of Taxes for the year A. D. , in A ; i.is County, in the State of Indiana. l— —=.’■ - J - 7Q O o 75 j O' Ta THE NAMES OF DESCRIPTION OF “ 3. 3'■ ~ = OWNERS. LANDS. | • g GO I nion Township, Barkley, Levi, Whfneqr 19 28 ;loW 660 25 23 Billman, Gideon, n wqrs w qr 29 do do4*l 560 43 76 • Clem, Noah, nhf n wqr 3 do do 86 650 26 70 ■ Hoagland, Isaac, ri wqrn w qr 31 do do 40 390 16 23 L Harris, John, nwqrn w qr 19 do do 40 740 31 40 ! MeCardle, Mary, „11 lif nw qr 6 do do 95 500 20 68 ■ Middleton,- Benjtmin, wpt s wqr 31 do do 120 17-70 —76 21 ■ Nirdlinger, Nathan, nwqrn w qr 29 do do 40 210 900 ; Wood, Louiso, n e corner s hfs eqr 15 do do 2 50 ‘SO 2 59- I Root Township, No. 2. Cronister, Jacob, w side lot 6 36 28 14 10 230 16 61 ! Fisher, Thomas, heirs, pt seqrs w qr 28 do do 15 Same, pt nes w qr 28 do do 25 . Same, pt 8 fraction se qr 28 do do 46 15 Same, nwqrs w qr 23 do <lo 40 . Same, pt ehfs e qr 29 do do 61) 2255 99 48 Gessinger, John, ehf w hf whfs e qr 26 do do 20 Same, ehfwhf ne qr ' 26 do do 40 920 43 56 ■ Gfross, Peter, pt uwqrs e qr 21 do do 80 230 21 47 Hoagland, Isaac, Beqrs c qr 25 do do 40 ■ Same, nwqrn e qr 36 do do 40 Same, ehfn e qr 36 do do 80 2340 112 85 Hill, Stephen, nhfriwqr n e qr 24 do do 20 245 11 89 King & Cronister, n e cor whfn w qr 35 do do 6 1860 GO 49 Lord, Martin, ( pt s eqr sw qr 17 do do 35 ■ Same, pneqr s w qr * 17 do do 5 530 41 15 Magnar, Susannah, 3ptwhf s w qr 23 do do 20 320 14 30 Nirdlinger, Nathan, shfriw qr n 24 de do 20 , Same, rilif n eqr 25 do do 80 1545 79 33 Rice, Benjamin, whfwhf s e qr 14 do do 40 560 47 93 Same, ptehfwhfseqr 15 do do Same, pt ehfs e qr 15 do do 100 1 175 149 45 ' Smith, John M., nhfn e qr 1 do do 00 765 35 33 Weller. John T„ pt neqr&pt s e qr 21 do do 5 53 360 22 64 | 1 ocum, Abralnun, pt swqrn e qr 21 do do 25 80 401 Preble Township, No 3, I Brunson. Nathnn. ehf n eqr >5 28 H 71 35 415 17 -17 Mitchel, Elizabeth, nwqrs w qr 33 do do 40 200 852 Rex, John, whfs w qr 33 do do 80 3*5 16 64 ! Rutchler, David, whfn e qr 35 do do 80 435 18 29 Rock, Michael, mid pt 4 do do 70 870 40 12 1 Smith, Paul, heirs, whfn e qr 15 do do 57 Same. seqrn w qr 15 do co 23 875 35 33 Witty, Frederick, nhfn w qr 10 do do 80 1425 6-5 35 • Kirkland T Xo. 4. Ake, Joseph & Jesse, whfn c qr 26 27 13 80 295 13 67 Dugdall, J. K., ehfn w qr 10 do do 80 255 11 88 I Edgerton, J. K., seqrn e qr 36 do do 40 Same, nhfs e qr 36 do do 80 415 38 66 I Grim. John, w life hfs eqr 4 do do 40 150 S4B I Gilbert. John, swqrn w qr 36 do do 40 360 18 17 | Mix, Henry A, swqrn e qr 33 do do 40 145 702 I Schock, Daniel, swqrn w qr 2 do do 40 I*s sl4 i Shafer, Casper, whfn w qr 11 do do 80 325 15 02 | Whitehurst, Jacob, ehfs w qr 25 do do 80 685 38 14 Washington Township, No. JJ. Aiuli-eys. Jeremiah, u w p- -e qr 19 27 14 40 Sumi, e )■'' 11 ”qr« - qr 19 do do 20 805 65 52 ;An Ireivs, Thomas W., npt wjif w■; • 2't do do 55 s'‘s 27 7 ! > Andrews. M . sen., nnd law ]■ io lo 1 ■ 33 ii<o 672 I Bailey, Hannah, scqrn e qr 2- 1 do do 40 240 13 86 ' Burkiisad, N. H., ehfn w qr • - 28 do do B'l Same, nwqrn w qr 28 do do 40 770 ,35 08 I Burger, Daniel S., ehfn w qr 23 do do 80 420 17 25 ' Barnhart, D. D., ne qr sw qr 17 do do 40 110 62 15 Coffee, Timothy, heirs, pt ehfs e qr 5 do do 70 1010 40 31 Dale, M ilson J„ swqrn e qr 25 do do 40 170 732 Galbrath, Samuel, 11 eqrs e qr 30 do do 40 Same. e lif nwqrs e qr 30 do do 20 365 17 09 Heckman, G. 11., nhfs w qr 9 do do 89 1360 58 11 Johnston, Thomas, ehfswqr 18 do do 80 Same, shf? c qr 18 do do 80 1455 85 26 Johnstou, James, whfehf h w qr 32 do do 40 195 39 0-5 Johnston, Perry S., aeqrs e qr 30 do do 40 245 12 23 Lewis, Thomas, neqrn w qr 27 do do 40 145 978 Parish, Abner, whfll e qr 30 do do 80 . 380 19 49 Russel. Wm., pt whf 11 e‘qr 30 do do GO 545 27 27 Smith, Joseph R., ptneqrne’q? 20 do do 26 Same, p< nwqrn w qr ‘.O do l<> ilo 26 Same, se qr nw qr 20 do do 40 965 77> 96 Weldy, Daniel IV.; shfHcqr 23 do 'lo 80 420 17 25 St. Mary’s Township, No 6. Archer, Josiah, whf s w qr 30 27 15—80 425 19 0o Arnold, Mary A., swqrneqrn wqr 4 do do 10 380 Baughman, Hannah, nptehfnhf n e qr 4 do do 5 60 3J2 Barnett, Henry, “ ehfneqr s w qr 19 do do 20 I'JO 11 05 j Fordyce, John, a jgcorner sc qr 20 do do 10 Same,_ n e fraction 20 do do 20 'lO 29 26 Fordyce, Jasper S., w hf se qr 30 do do 80 Same, ehfswqr 30 do do 80 1255 55 61 llibsman, Henry, ehf n wqr 3 do do 80 780 31 41 Ilnrper, John L., ehfn e qr 8 do do 80 1070 61 51 Hamilton, David, 1-10 whfn w qr 15 do do 8 Same, 1-10 lot I& 6 16 do do I 1 378 Jackson, I). 0., ncqrs w qr 30 do do dO 2'i > 15' 4 t ■ Rohuck, Abner. ■ awqrn w qr 19 do do 40 310 24 2-5 I Schock. Daniel IT., nwqrs ’e qr 31 do do 125 659 I Schock, George, n wqrs w qr 32 do do dt) 15:> * 7 25 I Schock, Elizabeth, neqrs w qr 32 do do 40 165 763 ! Schock, Daniel, geqrs w qr 32» do do 40 l<o 1 B<t Smith. Augustus, nwqrswqr 5 do do d 0 335 35.17 ! Thacher, Phillip, neqrn e qr 36 do do d 0 780 42 39 I Troutner, John, e fraction sw qr 27 do do ’’l Same, neqrn w qr 34 do do d 0 1000 45 09 A'oodruff, D. M., nhfn 0 qr 6 do do 80 Same, seqrn e qr 6 do do 40 1.30 <6 20 Bine Creek Township, Xo. T. Burdge. Joseph, * ne qr 31 26 15 JGO 12 5 58 88 Blazer, Sylvester, nptwhf s w qr 16 do do 6-5 610 29 18 Davy, Joshua & James, swqrneqr 17- Ja do 40 I'.to 902 Davis, William, n w qrsw qr 17 do do 40 305 I, 56 Eley, Michael, whfiw qr 19 do do 80 68*1 24 42 Engle, Henry, whfn e qr 31 do do 80 915 42 50 •Faster, George, seqrnfcqr 33 uo do 40 665 33 67 Gillett, Harriet, pt n w qrn eqr 32 do do *5 !•> 228 Haskinaon. A. J.. wpts w qr 34 do do 150 785 68 46 Harper, Joshua W., neqrswqr 10 do do 40 305 13 80 Meyers. Henry, sc qrn eqr 29 do do 40 Same, neqrse qr 2*.l do do 40 990 48 70 Ray, Win. G., ehf s e qrs wqr 6 do do 20 10-5 948 Turner, Sarah. neqr n eqr 32 do do 49 2-55 11 64 Willyard, Fred, * eqr se qr 29 do do 40 335 17 95 Monroe Township. Xo. H. Aspy. James R. ptehfneqr 35 26 It 32 50 135 847 A spy, Lawrence, eptwhf n w qr 35 do do 50 l'» 8 7*» ”Aspy. Zach. T.. ehf• w qr 35 do. do St) " 190 870 Bra- dyberry. Alex., shfn e qr 4 do do SO 435 22 89 j Everhart, Joshua, n w qrn eqr 9 do do 49 290 17 97 | France, Catharine, se qrn eqr 5 do do ft) 170 827 Huff. George, se qr 8 do do 160 46.5 20 45 • Jeffries. John II , «hfn w qr 27 do do SO 335 20 63 Except fifteen acres previously sold. Luier, William, ehfu* qr ' ’ 16 d-x lo *) .A5«) >5 56 1 Orndorff, Jam sW. n hf s «qr . It do do 2-6 13 19 rowel, i:.'’. qr 10 do do 255 is ;> Worst, George. whfn c qr 25 do do 8t) :>os It 90 Waterman, Jacob, ehfn w qr 39 !■> <io *) 2i5 11 48 French Townehip. \t». ». Bennett. Wm. IL. ehfnwqr !•) 26 13 80 29-5 13 S 3 Burges. Henson. 8 eqr s wqr 33 do do 40 - 275 12 47 Hacker. Stephen, svqra c qr 3 do do 40 Same, —-. ehfs w qr 3 do do SO 680 3; <q ' Hau ton. James. pts eqr 33 do do 34'- 2-55 10 191 Kohler, David, nq_qrseqr 15 do do 40 2KT 967 I Mng'cr. J.F., swqrneqr 14 do do 40 250 11 4») Michaud, D. L, seqrswqr -- 1 do do 40 l»t> 903 ! Mieband. Julias. s w qrs wqr 1 do d» 4h 8-3') IS 78 i Mix, Henry A., sir qrn wqr -2 do do 40 135 642 Nicholas, Adlan ter, pt se qr 28 do do 29 Fame. pt ae qr 33 do do 15 285 13 48 Newsbaum. Jacob, ehfeeqr , 11 do do 80 F»me. ehfswqr If do do 80 66 ) 29 751 Ripple, John, whfnwqr n e qr 11 do do 20 Fame. sw qr ne qr 11 do do 40 22» 35 38 Solomon, John J, w life hfs eqr 1 d> do 40 180 1134 Schwarts. I’lnch. irhfnwqrnoqr 21 do do ?T . 6 37.

j- - i >' S' •<l*=4 5 «£ 5 £ ’ 5 5 ® " O' , 9 ~ TH” NAMES OF DLSiRIPTTON OF ? -t - h s OWNERS. LANDn. ' ° ?! 2“ i■’ : s. ” French Township, Xo. 9, (Continued.) Schank, Frederick, neqrs wqr 2 25.13 40 Same, jseqr nw qr 4 2 do do 13 Same, swqrn cqr 3 do do 40 * 480 35 97 Smith, Wm G., eptnhf nw qr 12 do do 26 66 195 22 82 Seiner, Mary Ann, nwqrn eqr 3 do do 40 24-> 11 18 Wiriek. Henry, seqrn wqr 3 do do 40 125 599 Waterman, Henry, Bhfn wqr 4 do do. 80 2>5 11 63 j Zaiigj, David, chfn eqr 3 do do 80 595 30 8 • . Zar.gg, Peter, whfs wqr 2 do do 80 545 25 41 Hartford Township, ! Aumstalls, John, ae qr 10 25 13 160 1910 38 81 i Brady, Levi, ne qr 23 do do -160 840 37 OH i Huffman, Stanton, neqr g wqr 4 do do 40 520 22 63 I Jourden, Jacob. a e qrn eqr 34 do do 49 -420—59 83 > Rqtiyan. Joseph, twqrs eqr 2 do do 49 515 2c 32 Rupie, James, ept g lif ge qr 33 do do 35 170 1168 : Twigg, Wm., ri wqrs wqr 9 do do 4<> Same, ehfs wqr 9 do do 88 Same, nwqr s eqr 16 do do 40 1200 55 29 Twigg, Charles, whfseqrnwqr 16 do do 20 Same, n w qrn wqr 16 do do 40 720 32 23 Twigg, Oitsborn; shfu eqr . 16 do do 80 73’J* 31 85 Wabasb Township, Xo. 11. Aspy, L. M., ehf s e qr* 25 25 14 80 355 50 01 Anderson, W. G., ehfs eqr 29 do do 89 365 52 70 Baldwin, John, neqrn cqr 3! do do 40 Same, - swqrn cqr 32 do do 49 Same, nhfs eqr 32 do do 80 Cl 5 29 01 Byrd. Andrew,' ehfn wqr 33 do do 80 520 26 GO HJurdohie. Wm., heirs, nptnwqr ne qr 28 do do 11 55 289 ■ Baker, Solomon, eLfs wqr 24 do do 80 409 23 O. I Bradford, Jacob, n wqr ne qr 29 do do 40 430 32 29 ; Bradford, Peter, n e tutor 29 do do 40 205 21 16 Baldwin, J kJ., s hfs eqr 32 do do 89 613 26 53 ■ Crissman. Catharine, whf n wqr* 24 do do 80 550 29 uG i Clawson. Josiah, wLf s w.qr 19 do do 92 69 335 39 28 I Carr, D. tV., nwqrb eqr 25 .do do 40 820 43 00 » : Esina, Catharine, whfs eqr ,T> do do 72 46 340 14 91 Evan.-', Henry Clay, n eqr sw qr 31 do do 40 7 > 3,4 Hill, Peter, e hfs eqr 6 do do 80 319 13'."> ' Hilton, Samuel, whfs eqr 23 do do 80 4->5 .23 19 I Huffman, Sarah, pt clifs wqr 29 do do CO 245 12 85 Except four acres previously sold. : Krancr, JEN., aw on 33 do do 160 675 29 15 ; Kenni*?rger, Andrew, ne qr 14 do do IGO 590 25 49 ' Mitchel, Wm., heir’, pt nhf n w qrnoqr 32 do do 9 Same, ehfn wqr 32 do do 80 295 13 t>4 McDonald, David, sptnwqrnwqr 27 do do 28 309 1< 55 I’erviance. J. N. w hf nc qr 33 do do 80 ! Same, geqrn eqr 33 do do 40 86) Si 50 Enoch, scqrs wqr 2 do do 4't 250 lb 08 ! Snow, B. 8.. pt nwqrn eqr 32 do do 2 420 13 83 j Studabaker, Abe, n frac sw qr 16 do do 77 85 Same, fraction se qr 17 do do lot 1025 41 ol ; Slieph&rtl. E. IL, e hfe hf nw qr 36 do do 40 Same. whfn cqr 36 do do 80 35 9,0 59 Schcck. Cliri’sti.'in, jtnc qr 4 do do 53 33 210 9 4-> i Shoemaker, 11. B , se qr . 33 do do 160 1130 51 1R ' i Seeds. Wni., ' mid pt whfnc qr 11 do do 25 210 27 <>* ! Wright, Amos, nLfs cqr 12 do do 80 2-30 11 15 JrilerNon Township, Xo. 12. ’ ! Burg. James. pt shfn wqr 5 25 15 35 50 Same, n hf» wqr 5 do do »-80 935 30 -5 I Burg, Joseph, «. neqrs wqr 5 do do 40 150 68, i Burdg. Anthony,- pt shfn wqr 5 do do 47 50 40.5 23 86 1 ■ Bodie. Abraham, nhfg wqr 4 do do 80 , Same, ghfn wqr 4 do do 80 2610 123 14 1 j Bunlg, John M., Lot 5 33 do do 40 275 26 05 > i Brake, Chtrles, Lot 7 83 do do 100 1415 50 90 j Dewer, John, Bwqrn eqr 22 do do 40 Same, a e ,;r nw qr 22 do do 49 915 46 >9 i Esthmay, Catharine, s e fraction 31 do do 128 800 33 14 < Looflmr’row. Wade. mid pt sc qr 32 do do 23 275 12 05 McCollum. Jesse k Eli, w lif nc qr 30 do do 80 360 28 43 !! Passrn, Henry, > n e qrn wqr 6 do do 40 605 28 22 Basson, Lewis, geqr n wqr 6 do do 40 / 1 ' Same, whfn wqr 6 do do 88 600 28 .1 Peters. Martin. pt ehf s wqr 19 do do 80 465 19 03 Except eight and»one-half acres previously sold. '< Roane, W m., neqrn eqr 8 do do 40 150 689 > Siauffinan.John, pie fracs eqr 22 do do 28 350 17 ll 1 Showalter. Joseph, Bwqrs eqr 18 do do 40 445 25 ,2 t Wvslioa, John, ehfn eqr 30 do do 80 625 28 52 T<> W V LOTS. i .... — —-rr — I _ . n 3 _JQ ■ I ? ?I • ? ” £ ‘ “ i. I r E t I j bl Za m „ NAMES OF OWNERS. NAMES OF TOWNS. 7 i = t' I . • o ° 5 ■ --—---.-.-w-rrTT"-- — . Hart. Adolphus, Decatur, npt -54 1180 35 2? 1 ■ Heckman, G. IL, “ I*'” -*} ' Lamer,. William. *• . 81 635 39 86 ■ Spencer, Ann M-, . ‘‘ 103 Same, “ - ' DSame. 1W Same, “ }-'* Same, U : Sullivan, Joan-jah. ‘ Same. “ Same, 1 45 6 Shackley.’n. W>’*7 • “ , 36 239 14 85 Spillman. Henry. “ . <i '- 0 Except four feet, pre", lous’y sold, off the north side. - Smith, Janies R, " < s'’ Shaekley. PC, “ “ P ‘ ' Wfniers. John, ‘ • Gross. Peter. Monmouth, I Fo Ib* ; Parson, Sarah E., <• Ll Same, t i o << O<) ' Same, "• ... Same. " j 1 2 * V> : Tomlin. Tscob, fen-, “ 145 L 16 ! Weller. John T., *' Same, “ Same. - 4a Same. " # Same, — “ - - Same. “ 51 “ Bunner, Jfumez, Pleasant MiE*, J 110 668 ' Cox, Elijah. *. ... j Same. 14 3 * 5 tG 94 Fordvce, lobn, " 4 L ** 2 bamc, “ s’ “ * 145 311 - , j- lS ) 922 j McLeod. Isaac R., «• Sarno, ” — «•*■.< | 30 Saute. . 415 33 i Remp, Israel, *3 Same, “ “■ bamf. *■* I Same! “ - F‘ 810 2861 Roop. Joieph, Sarte, ‘ “ F Same. “ .» Same. 7 “ W 1805 D 51 1 State of Indiana. Adam, County, m: Notice is therefore hereby given, that so much of aaiJ lials and town loig w a» miv be uee«is»ry to iiscimrgr the taxes, pe.ialty. interest, and charges thereon, i or due from the owners thereof, at the time of sale, will be sold, at public auction, j it the Court House door, in Decatur, Adams County. Indiana, by the Treasurer of 1 said County, on the first Mon hy of February, A. D. 18G'.»; said sale to continue I from day to day until all is sold, or offered for sale. Given under mr hand, at the Aulitors Office, at Decatnr, this 14th day of Icember. A. D. 1868. SKY MOI R WORDEN. ■ Dec. 25, 1868, w 4. Auditor of Adams County.

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