Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 22, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1862 — Page 2

WEEKLY SENTINEL.

HODV .oi- roBEB e Tlae In ion it aaaat be preserved. j'iicJeton Democratic Union State Ticket. Election Tuesday October if. FOE SECRETARY OF STATE, JAMES S. ATHON, Of Marion County. FOE At'DITOE Or STATE, JOSEPH RISTINE, Of Fountain County. FOE TRSASL'EKE Of STATE, MATTHEW L. BRETT. Of D i vi e County. FOE ATTORNEY OKXKBAL, OSCAR B HORD, Ot Decntur Countj. FOE BKFOETEE OF SUPREME COURT. MICHAEL C. KERR, Or" Fiord County. FOR SUPEEIXTE.XDK.NT OF PUBL1L IXSTEUCTIOM, SAMUEL L. RUG6, Ot Allen Countj. 1st District JOHN LAW.

2-J " JAMES A CRAVENS 3d " HEXRY W HARRINGTON. 4th ' WILLIAM S HOLM AN. 5t!i EDMUND JOHNSON' 6ih ALEXANDER B CONDUITT. 7th ' DANIEL W. VOORHEES. 8th JOHN PETTIT th " DAVID TURPIE. 10th " JOSEPH K. EDGERTON. nth " james f. Mcdowell.

DE.HOCUATIC ( Ol I TICKET. FOE SENATOR, HENRY BRADY. FOE KEFSKSEKTATIVE8, J. H. KENNEDY aüd J. K. PLUMMER. FOR TEEA8CEEE. VALENTINE BUTSCH. FOR SHFRRIFF. JEFFtRSON SPRINGSTEEN. FOE BECORDEE, JOHN B BREWER. FOR COMMISSIOXEB, WM. HUNTER. FOB 8UBTETOB. DANIEL FERRIS. FOB COBOXEE. SAMUEL PERROTT. JCDOE OF COIRT OF COMMOX FLEAS, WILLIAM W. WICK. FBOSECUTIXG ATTOBXET. ( 12TH Jl DICIAL DISTRICT), JOSEPH W. NICHOL. FROSECUTIXO ATTORXET. (5tH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT), DAVID S McKERNAN. TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR, (CENTER TOW X8HIF,) ELISHA J. HOWLAND. A ! in;' Circular. We have been shown a circular which isbeins distributed in some portions of this District, the contents of which are a villification and misrepresentation of the political and private character of Mr. Condi irr, the Democratic candidate for Congress for this District. It is anonymous, but ts authors are known. This attack upon Mr. C. s prompted by m-ilice and revenge. It comes frommen who, if they had their de.-erts, would now be in the penitentiary. They were the prime instigators in the ballot box stuffing which disgraced the county of Morgan for several years. Their malice is accounted for by the fact that Mr. Coxduitt actively assisted in bringing to light by judicial investigations the deep dyed villainy by which elections in that county were for eve ral years made a farce. It was only by packing Grand J uries for several terms of the courts that the perpetrators of these infamous frauds upon the elective franchise were able to evade indictment and the just punishment of their crimes. The nominal editor of the sheet upon whose press the thing was printed was, not long since, we are advised, soundly cowhided by the preseut Democratic candidate for the Legislature in Morgan countv, for the vilenessof his scurrility when relernng m nis piper to.that gentleman. The whole circular, if such it may be called, U from beginning to end a tissue of misrepresents tions. The political record ot Mr. Coxd:itt has often been betöre the people of his county, where he has been known !rom boyhood, and he has always been huidsomely sustiined, even when the party to which he belonged was in the minority. His consistency in political action, purity of moral character, and admitted devotion to business duties have commended him most to those who best know him. This effort to injure him by flooding the country with billingsgate and blackguardism will only inc .-ease the ardor of his friends and react in his favjr even with euch as differ with him politically. But one paper has yet given it publicity, and that is known in Han cock coun'y as the "smut machine." It is a print which delights in " making its meals on good men's names," and its political slock in trade is misrepresentation uLd slander. We should not have alluded to this dirty attempt to i -jure Mr. Cox nt ITT, if the distribution ot the slanderous circular was confined to that portion of the District wh.re his political and private character are known i. ut as it may reach those who are not acquainted with either, we have thought it due Mr. Coxduitt that we should thus notice it. The Coming: Election Its Importance ad the Duty of Every Good Citizen. The importance of the elections this fall can not be over-estimated. Every candid observer of the condition of the country can not but concede that its fate is in a great measure involved in the expression of the people at the ballot-box. If the conservative sentiment triumphs, it will have a healthy restraint upon those in power( and the unwise, suicidal and uucoiistitu measures which have been inaugurated will give way to the just, enlightened. Christian and constitutional policy set foith in the Cbittexdex resolution of July 22, lc61, as to the purpose of Congress and the p ople iu the prosecution of ihe war. But if the radicals are successful, we firmly believe its result will be National ruin. Every vote dropped in the ballot-box tells for good or for evil. A fearful responsibility retupon every voter of Indiana in the discharge of that trust. However important the success of our arm and (he overthrow of the rsbeliiou, the preservation of constitutional liberty the glorious institutions framed by our fathers, aud which gives our Government all its value, is of equal it not of greater importance. A coteinporary welj observes: "It involves each mau's personal secu. ritjr bis peace, bis lite, his pioperty ,the welfare of hi family of all that is most dear in existence." A change in administration is necessary to secure these priceless bies-ing of a good government. Toe history of the past eighteen months ol Re pub liean rule illustrates tins nece-siiy. How difteient now fron. 1H6')! An exhaustiug civil war has raged with all the terrible evils of such a contest, a war that has no parallel in history. A vast public debt has been created. Frort comparative freedom iu public burdens, we rank among the heaviest taxed nations of the earth. War is still raging, the public debt daily increasing, and the burdens upon industry made more and more oppressive. And with all there has been profligacy in the public expenditures and frauds upon the public treasury which are not only disgraceful to the wation. but so great in extent that the knowledge of it is even withheldVrum the people. All these evils could have been avoided and the country now been united and happy if the Republican meooor of Congress of 1&6Ü-61 bad voted for the adjustment of our national troubles upon the basis of what is known as the Crittcx dew i

The only hope now for the restoration of the Union and the Constitution is in the return of the conservative party to power. This is the question for tiio people of Indiana to decide at the election oue week from to moirow, Tuesday, October the 14th. What faith can the people place in the party which now rules the Government. Remember iu broken pledges. The declared purpose of the war was the restoration of the national authority and unity, and no interference wuh the constitutional rights or domestic institutions of the States. This pledge of the natiou is violated in the Emancipation Proclamation i f lue Presideut. Is more evidence needed of the designs of those who control the UovemmeuiY Do the people desire to see four millions of helpless negroes set tree to still further tax the irdustry of the na-

tiou? Do thev want to purchase the slaves of huui iiiv. p the Border Slave States and colonize them at a cost of five huudred millions to the public treasury t Let the ballot box answer these important in quiries. They are ull involved in the vote soon to be given. We ask every good cit;zen to give one day to . - I 1:1. 1

nis country. As ue values constitution;,, iincn, Tbev wouW , ,et lhe rebe, Sl;)te9 and all the blessings it confers, we appeal to each ..go,,.fthevcculd m Aacc9eii in suiljujtttting voter to discharge the duty devolving upon h.m them amJ treting their slaves. On the other hand, laithfully and fearlessly. Not only vote yourself, I,, ft,,,,,,,- Conventions in the Notthbut see thateveryneigl.borvotes.lt is not a contest, taken decided and stronc eround

for the success of men. but of principle Yield prejudices against candidates, if any there be, to the higher interests at issue. The signs of success are hopeful. All over the North a reaction is going on iu public sentiment. Let Indiana as of old lead the column of conservative States. It cau be done with effoit. We believe the great heart of the people beats right. Victory will perch upou the banner of "the Constitution as it is and the Union as it was," if we put forth our strength. We trust that on the evening of the 14th of October no one will have occasion to regret of having failed to have done his whole dut. Let not defeat1 overcome us, and all the iuterests such a calam ity would involve, by apathy or the failure to put forth that effort which the crisis of the country demands. "Strike till the lat armed foe expires, Strike for your altars aud j our tires, Strike for the green grave- of your sires, God and your native land!" Soldi era Voting. We have received several communications, one now befoie us from a soldier, propounding the inquiry whether soldiers can vote, ami whether any steps have been taken to give them the opportunity to do so. The same inquiries have been ad dressed to the officers of Slate. The Indianapolis Journal answered these inquries a few weeks ago. and as it probably represented the opinion entertained by the Slate officials upon the subject, we reproduce it as a response to the inquries m ide of us: From the Indianapolis Journal. August 11, lf62 S)ldieksVotixo. We have received and pub lished several letters sui:ge.-tiiig that steps be taken to allow the soldiers troin this State to vote at the coming election, aud ihe officers of this State have received hundreds o' a similar character. As an answer to all, we may say tiiat in the opinion of the best lawyers of the Slate, no such meas uie can lie constitutionally adopted. 1 he -M section ol the 2J article of the State Constitution provides that all persons entitled to vote shall cote in the township in which they reside." Sol dier? in the held or in the camp can not comply j ith this provision, and as it is iu the OansiH tion the Legislature can not set it aside, nor the Executive m tke anv order to evade it. Pennsyl vania adopted such a measure last year, and the courts decided it unc-onstitiiuonal and set aside the : vote ol tue soldiers, thus pulling out ot othce one or two men who had got in bv verv handsome ma jorities. The courts here would doubtless do so too, and we can't well see how they could do otherwise Besides, the introduction of partisan differences into the army, the canvassing tor can didates and the revival of old party leelings, is a measure of very questionable utility. All citizens of Indiana who volunteer or are otherwise engaged in the military service of the Stale or the United Stales are entitled, in the language oi me ioumuuvivu, tu tute Ii: tne iou ship or precinct where they may reside, but they can only vote in the township or precinct here they resided at the time they volunteered or otherwise entered upon said service. They can not acquire a residence iu any other township or pre ciuct while a soldier in the service of the Slate or Federal Government by reason of having been stationed within the same. Neither can a soldier, seaman or marine, iu the army or navy of the United States, acquire a resilience in the State, in consequence of having been stationed withiu the same, and consequently no such sol lier, seaman or marine has the right to vote These are the constitutional provisions on lhe ; right of voting, and we stale them so thai there may lie no muvipprehensiou upm the subject and in reply to the inquiries made of us in reference thereto. Where are we Drifting! It is well, occasionally, to recur to original landmarks to see where weaie drifting; and with that view we publish some extracts from ihe Declaration of Independence and from the Constitution of the United States: DECLARATION 0F 1XDHTEXDKVCE. The history of the pre.-ent King of Great Britain is a history of related injuries aud usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment ot an absolute tviauny over Uie-e Slates. He has affected to render the military indepen dent of, and superior to the civil power. He has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign lo our Constitution and M Iacknowledged by our laws. For depuv iug us, in many cases, of .he benefits of trial Ly jury. for transpoi ting us beyond sees to be tried lor pretended offences. C0X8TITIT10X 01 THE UNITED STATES.

Art. 1, Sec. 1. All legislative pomeis herein , , , . . .. . granted shall be vested in a Congressot the Uni j tr"'e ,,OW 4 los'3 Pwer f"'s led Stales, ahich shall consist of a Senate and , reoel le-'a And to all our accommodating ReHouse of Representatives. publican central organ shouts amen. The Jour-

Art. 1. sec e. I lie Congress shall have nowto provide tor the common detense er to pro and general aeltare of the United Slates. To make all laws which shall be necessarv and prop I er lor carrying into execution the lo.egoiug pow

' uihcr powers vested by this Coi.st.tu- dp(W, ,lrnl el? upo its im Vrmlmi We have lion in the Government ol the United States or iu ' " any department or office thereof. never opposed a tax bill, but have ever mainArt 1, Sec. 9 The privilege of tf.e wril of; tained thai it was a neceesily to sustain the Govhabeas corpus shall not besuspeiided. unless when eminent. We have, however, expressed the opinio cases ot rebellion or invasion the public salelv . ,, . . , , may require it " WiU "h0.1' "" lni,t 11

an re County le.a,..c rattle .ncetln. 1 he Democrats of ayne county raei in Mass (aiiiveiitioii on Salunlav. 4th inst. K eaei M i lone. Fiteident. and George A Johnson. Sec retary. The following straight Democratic ticket was nominated: For Senator James Elder. Representatives levi Duley, George A. JohnI son aud Fielding Guar. 1 reasurer Larken G. I urner. Sheriff Thomas Wilson. Commissioner 13 lieeson. Coroner C R. Ferrv. Edmund Johnson, Democratic candidate for Congress, George A. Johnson and Laie De elm, Esqs , ably addressed the meeting. Their re marks were attentively listened to and eulhuai astically cheered. The Court House was crowded. Gov. Andrew, of Mass., said in New York the other day that the Government should not hare a man from his State until a change in the command of the army was effected. So says the Boston Courier. Is not that treason of the rankest kind? It is slated upon the streets, but we will not vouch for its correctness, that Gov. Mobto.n bas said that not another soldier should leave Indiana unless some demands he has made upon the War Department are complied with. If this be true, is not such a position rank disloyalty? If Governor Morton has the right to set up his will against the General Government, has not every other citizen equal authority to determine

whether be will obey the requisitions of the Government upon bim, unless the war is conducted to meet his notions, nud the Geuerr's appointed whom he thinks should command uir :;rm Are not Governors Andrew and Morton carrying out the extreme Southern State rights doctrine, which they hive so earnestly condemned, and which 1s thir "Strttglu prttrway To secessionism? When the Governors of States attempt to coerce the Federal Government to pursue a policy they may dictate, assuming powers delegated to the United States Government by the States, it is as much an act of rebellion as the refusal of the seceding States to reorganize and yield to the National authority.

tun the tnion Ticket. " One of the rebel Generals, upon piroling some of the Union soldiers in Kcnluckv. told them to , , D , ,. "uo home and vote the Renublican ticket. Why? inquired one of the paroled soldiers. In reply the rebel officer stated that the only hope the South had for securing its independence was in the Republican party maintaining its control of the Federal Government. His idea was this: Under certain contingencies the Republicans would consent to a separation of the States. against the dissolution of the Union under any circumstances, und if the Democratic party was restored to power, it would adhere undeviatingly to a restoration of the Union. For these reasons ihe rebels desire the supremacy of the Republican party in the Government, and they influenced the rebel General to advise the paroled Union soldiers to vote the "Union ticket." One of I he in. The Journal of yesterday, lel'erring to those who favored a dissolution of the Union before the war bfgan, says: That sentiment may have been rublieai out of them in the rough contact of battle, but no man who ha ever held it should be trusted with any duty thatt affects the lite and power of the Government. That sentiment was held by the editor of the Journal and its adherents during the fall of lb60 and the winter of lt60-61- In evidence thereof we quote the following from that paper: From the Indianapolis Journal, Novembel 13, I860. They know very well that if they are deter mil ed to leave the Union, no Republican will cure to hacr them stay. A Union pieaerved only by intimidation and force is a mockery, and it is better broken than whole. If South Carolina and her associates iu tolly really want to leave the Union, they can j-o without a word of objection from any man north of Mason and Dixon's line. We do not believe in res;stiiig any secession movement in the least. On the tiltth of August, 1-61, four months after the tall of Sumter, the Journal said "it had seen no reason to change (he tiews it advocated Jast winter." It was willing that the line between the North and South should be just where South Carolina and her associates should desire it. for it did "not believe in resisting any secession sentiment iu the least." The Journal is consistent in one regard. It says that no man who has ever favored a dissolution of the Union should be trusted with any duty that affects the life and honor of the Govei nment. For this reason the editor of that print keeps out oi the army and studiously avoids any duty that affects the life and power of the Government. The Journal professionally advocates a prosecution of the war because it and its immedjf,le friends can m ike monev out of the in -ci .cs of the country, butif it could make five dollars or live cents more by reiteratiug its secession sentiments of 1S6D 61 , it would be advocating the same doctrines now and henceforth. Ma Weighty rax: Bill." The Journal thinks "that the new revenue bill before the Confederate Congress is a stii.ger." It takes oue filth of all produce, profit aud in- . Our di.-uniun .ihlu.r . - if we WOUld not think it impertinent, it would like to nsk us how much better this tax bill is than the one we are "so constantly denouncing " The Journal pronounced the Montgomery Constitution "about as good a charter of government as could have been devised," but "a weighty tax bill" appears 10 Ue one ' ils results. And in reply to its in qnii v we respond that the lax bill of the Confederate Cougiess alone concerns the people who will be called upon to pay the tribute. It is their business, not ours. We care not whether it is better or worse than ours. We hare no ticed one thing, however, that the Republican j Congress and Administration have closely t followed the legislation and policy of the t,,e sutn- If Confederate tax bill is more ' 0,,eus than ours, that disparity will not continue longer than the next session of Congress, if the President does not anticipate ils action by a"proclaaiitiou" to that effect. Think back a little. The Confederate treasury note system was ridiculed by the Republicans, but in a short time "military necessity," or Republican financiering, forced a similar pol icy upon us. Our Government lias carried it to a greater extreme than the Cotileder ite. We issue five cent, ten cent, twenty five cent and fifty cent shinplasters. They have not yet got into so little a business. We ridiculed the Confederate conscription, and the Jour nal pronounced the rumor that we should resort to a draft a Democratic lie. Hardly was the ink drv upon the paper that the denial was printed befure drafl on 0,,r t Wa8 ordered J 1 he rebel! m ' u,eir troops and the cry goes up from the Republican press, why do we permit the 'Confederates to out ceneial us? Jeff. Dams ' proclaims a fast and Lixcol.x follows suit. And so we could co on almost indefinite! v and illna ual barges that we areeaccr to defeat the Fede- . ..... , . . " nil lax bill in order that the Government mav be defeated without it, and that we are constantly denouncing it Our neighbor, in these charges, criinuiaieti against tue agricultural districts I of the countrv. This woal.l not have been if the . Repuhlic)in rubers of Cong.ess representing i tho?e '"ricts had not permitted the rhrewd and elfish Yankee Representatives to overreach them And this much we sav further, that if the war debt should ever be repudiated and the tax law repealed, the very party which the Journal now represents, and ho have made the public debt twice what it ought to be by their profligacy, will he the most strenuous advocates lor repudiation and repeal. sddreaa of tne Democracy ol Wiacon in. On the first page of to day's paper will tie found the address adopted by the Democratic State Convention of Wisconsin recently held, lo the people ofthat State. It is an able aud eloquent vindication of Democratic principles and the Demo cratic party from the charge of their assailants and a stinging rebuke of the imbecility .corruptions and mal administration of the parly in ower. Read it. Klection Tickets. Get your tickets in lime get them right. Order them early. We are prepared to print elec tion tickets at this office, on shot! notice, and accurate. Frice 3.00 per 1,000. Orders, accom panied with the cash, promptly attended. All tickets should be sent by express, carefully sealed. Address Elder, Härene t Binuham

SINKINC FUND.

SALE OF SINKING FUND LANDS. f itUF. FOLLOWING PIECKS, I'ARCKLa OB LOTS OF J land, or so much thrrrof aa way he wectaaary. will, on TUESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, Within the Court House in the city of Indianapoli. be offered for aale to the bifruei't bidder, the bid being equal to the inmui.t charjrable. or auch sum a the Comminioners may be iiiin. toll for h same having been morgaprd to the State of Ind'ana to secure loans from the Sinking Fund, and forfeited by tbe non payment of interesi theieon. Said sale will be continued from day to day urtil completed, to-wit Aixcs com The n e qr of tbe n e -jr of sec 6. t 30 n, r 13 e, containing 40 acres; mortgaced by Ocbmig Bird and Ann bis wire. Loan, interest, etc., $548 10. The e hf of the u e qr of sec 11, in t 30 n, r 11 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Daniel B'yler and Sarah bis wile. Loan, interest, etc., tool lo. Tbe e 40 ft of lot No. 37, on the original plat of the town of Fort Wavne; mortgaged by F.dward F. Colerick and Margaret M. "hi wife. Loan, interest, etc, 91,237. The n hf of the w hf of tbe qr of sec 6, t 29 n, r 14 e; also the e hf of the s w qr of sec , t 2 n, r 14 e, containing 120 acr, s more or le.-s; mortgaged by William W. Carton. I oan. interest, etc., $502. In lot No. 183, on the original plat of the town of Fort Wayne: mortgaged by David H. Colerick and Lliiabetb W. "his wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9553 82. Lot Ko. 57, in the countv addition to the town of Fort Wayne; roortRaged by trastus L. Chittenden. Loan, interest, etc.. 9578 9. The e hf of the n w qr of sec 13. t 30 n, r 11 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Henry B. Colerick. Loan, interest, eic. $553 63. The w hf of the w qr of sec 38, t 31 n, of r 13 e, containing 80 acres mortgaged by Frederick Miller. Loan, interest, etc.. 9548 38. Lot No. tf, in Block No. 18. in Ewing's Addition to Fort Wayne; mortgaged by Samuel L. 1'ratt. Loan, interest, etc." 943S 53. Lot No. 58, in the connty addition to the town of Fort Wayne; mortgaged by Franklin 1. Kandall and Mary Jane his wife. I.. ,: , interest, etc.. &54-S M. 50 seres off of the w side of the e frac of the s e qr of sec 14, t 30 n, r 12 e: mortgaged bv Henry Kuuislll anil Elizabeth bis wife. Loan, imeres-t. etc., S065 99! The Ii e qr of tbe n c qr of tec 27, t 31 n, r 12 e containing 4 acres; mortgaged by Henry J. Kudisill and Elizabeth K. lite wife. Loan, interest, etc.. 9548 10. The n hf of lot .Nu. 102. in the original plat of the town of Fort Wayne; mortgaged by William Stewwt and Susau his wife. Loan, Interest, eie.. $576 96. The w hf of the n e qr of sec 18, t 30 n, r 12 e. containing 80 Strcs; mortgaged by Joseph Sinitmaster and Catharine lis wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9571 13. Bartholomew cocstt. Tbe w hf of the s w qr of sec 1, t in n. r 7 e, containing SO acres more or less; mortgaged by John H. Wouderlr and wife. Loan, Msrsat, etc., 55 45 The w hf rf the n w qr or sec 23, 1 1 n, r 7 e, containing 8 acres more or less; mortgaged by John Hender.-on and wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9544 68. The s e qr of the s w qr of sec 27. t 9 n, r 5 e; mort-gg-d by Allen M. Abbett and wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9552 85. Tbe s e qr of sec 27, and the n w qr of tbe n e qr of sec 34. t 10 n. r 5 e, containing 100 acres mortgaged byJohn M. Gwin and wife. Loan, interest, etc., 974 us. OH COfKTT. The s w qr of the n w qr of sec 10, t 10 n. r 3 e. containing 40 acres; mori gaged by George Tutruw and wife. Loan, iiiten st. etc.. 9144 50 Tbe t hf of the s e qr of sec 15, t 9 n. of r 3 e, containing 80 acre, and the n end of the w hf of the w bf of the s e qr of sec 19, t 9 n. r 3 e. containing 21 2-3 acres, and lhe . w qr of the s e qr of sec 7, t 8 n, r 3 e mortgaged by W -stford Taggart. Loan, interest, etc., 9545 46. Lot No 4 a of the Indian boundary line, sec 5. t 8 n, r 2 e, containing 06 21-100 acres. Al-o 22 acres off of the w side ol lot No. 3, s of the Indian boundary line, frac sec No. 5, t 8 n, r3 e, containing in all 8 21-100 acres; mortgaged by Bltiford Ueddick and wile. Loan, interest, etc.. 517 3-.. Tbe n qr of sec 16, t 10 n, r 2 e, co'.taiuing 160 acres; mortgaged by Lewis Prosser and wife. Loan interest, etc.. 9438 53. That part of the w hf of the s w qr of ec 24. t 10, r 9 e, containing 80 acres, that is to say two undivided third pans thereof, and four undivided tenths of the remaining undivided third part thereof; mortgaged by Daniel J. Parsley and w.fe. Loan, interest, etc., 9227 21. W hf of the s e qr of sec 2a, t lo n, r 2 e. containing 80 acres; mortgaged by James Parsley and wife. Loan, interest, etc., $281 16. S e qr of the n e qr, and tbe c hf of the s e qr of sec 32. t 8 n, r 2 e, containing H0 acres mortgaged by Alfred McGuirc and wife. Loan, iuterc.-t, etc., 9333 18. 8 e qr or the s w qr of sec 19, t 9 n. r 3 e, and also the n hf of the n e qr ol the n e qr of section 23, 9 n, of r 2 e. coulaiiiing in all Gä 6.-HH) acres; mortgaged by William M. Ma.-on and wife, John Hull and wife, James If. Depue and wife. Loan, in erest, etc.. 9495 62. I w qr of the u e qr, and tüe n e qr oi me a w qr. auu tbe s c qr of the n w qr of sec 14 t 8 n, r 3 e. Also so much of tbe s e qr of the n e qr of sec 14, t 8 n, r 3 e, as will make 10 acres, off of the w end of the above described premises, except 3J, acres, wh ch is conveye t by deed to Isaac Sk-ersoii: mortgaged by Davidson Hurlev und wife. Loan, interest, etc., 98 50. S e qr of the s c qr of sec 10, t 10 n. r 2 e. Also the d e qr of the n e qr of sec 15, I 10 n, r 2 e, containing 80 acre-; mortgaged by John B. Baker and wife. Loan, iuterest. etc , 2.M tf. Tbe n hi oi tbe a e qr of sec 21. t 10 n, r 3 e. containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Abraham Bergan and wife. Loan, interest, etc. 9444 91. S e qr of the s w qr of sec 8, tbe n e qr of tbe n w qr of sec 17. and the n w qr of the n w qr of sec 17. all in t 10 n, r 2 e, containing 120 acres; murtgaged by John Andis and wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9579. W hf of the s e qr or a c 8. t 10 n, r 2 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Abner Clark and wile. Loan, interest, etc., f.'7t 8-.'. S w qr of the n w qr of sec 5. t 8 n. r 2 e, containing aO .irrj. Iltn lots n 1 U1 tl Indian tniumlnii line in frac'l sec 6. t 8 n, r 2 e, containing 74 60-100 acres, except 5 acres sold off of said first described tract; mortgaged by James S Hester and wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9556 55. N w qr of the n e qr, and the e hf of ihe n w qr of sec 30, t 10 n, r 4 e, and this n e qr of the u e qr of section 30, and tbe s e qr of the s w qr of sec 19. all in t 10 n, of r 4 e, containing iu all 179 acres more or less; mortgaged by Llijs . Curry and w:fe. Loan, interest, etc. 9546 55. S w qr of the e qr of sec 91, t 9 n, r 3 e. containing 40 acres. Also the e hi of tbe n w qr of sec 28, t 9 n, r 3 e containing 80 acres. Also the n w qr ol the s e qr of sec 28, t 9 n, r 3 e. Also the n c qr of the s w qr of sec 28, t 9 n, r 3 e, containing 40 acres ; mongaged by Levin Knight and wile; forfeited and sold on credit lo John Bow liu. Loau, interest, etc., 9821 59. W hf of the e qr of sec 22. t 10 n, of r 3 e, and the 8 e qr of the n e qr of section 34, t 10 n, r 3 e, containing 120 acres; mortgaged by William Bairden and sarah A. his wife, and Johu Bairden and Perl.na his wife. Loan, iuterest, etc., 9436 20. S n qr of tbe u e qr, and the n w qr of the n e qr, both of ...ec a, t 10 n, r 4 e; mortgaged by Abraham K. Cooper and Euphemia his wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9576 47. BU&CKroaD CoCNTY. w hf of s e qr of sec 20. and e hf of n w qr of sec 22, t 24 u, r 10 e, estimated in ('"iiTain W aer.--; mrt-.'.T.-ed by George A. Osborn and wife; forlciied and sold on ci -.lit to tarah A. Vail. Loan, interest, etc., 9&6 20. lhe e hf of the n e qrof srfc 1st. 1 23. n of rile, containing 80 acres more or less mortgaged by William Chaffee and wife. Loan, interest, Ac. 496 N a qr of tbe n w qr, and the n w qr of the n c qr of sec 13, t 23 n, r 11 e. containing 80 acres more or less; mortgaged by Asa Anderson and wile. Loan, interest, etc., 9222 22. E hf of the n w qr of sec 32, t 24 n. r 10 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by William Carver; forfeited and sold on credit to John L. Tucker. Loan, interest, etc., 9450 25. K hf of the s e qr of sec 32. t 24 n, r 10 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Benjamin W. Kvans and wife; forfeited and sold on credit to George Nichol. Loan, interest, etc., 9584 20. BOONK COITCTT. S w qr of the n e qr of sec 29, t 19 n, r 2 e, containing 40 acres more or less; mortgaged by John Herrman and Nancy his wife. Loau, interest. Ac, .2 16 V bf of the n w qr and the w hf of a w qr of sec 6, t 17 n, r 1 e, containing 147 7-100 acres; mortgaged by Jas. L. Smith and Cynthia his wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9545 07. Lot No 1 , of fractional subdivision of sec No. 26, in t 20 n. r 1 w, containing 57 55-100 acres, and also Lot No. 3 of subdivided sec No. 26, iu i 20, r I w, containing 57 61-100 acres: mortgaged by Charles L. Wil.iams and Jane his wile. Loan, interest, etc., $113 25. BKNTO.X COIKTT. The a e qr of sec 5, t 24 n, r 8 w, containing 160 acres ; mortgaged by Frederick B aer and Jane bis wife; forfeited and sold on credit to John M. 'fucker. Loan, interest, etc., $GöS 50. The a hf or n e qr, and n hr uf s qr, c 3, t 24 n, r 8 w, containing 160 acres; mortgaged by Bertram W. Sempill. Loan, luterest. etc., s.,,, 68. N hr or n w qr aud s w qr or u w qror sec 7, t 25 u, r 7 w. containing 120 acres; mortgaged by Thomas G. Sewell j and Nancy lets wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9327 88. S w qr of ii w qr and n w qr of s w qr, sec 15. Also i s hf of s c qr, sec 1 1. Also n w qr of s e qr of sec 12, t 24 n, r 9 w, containing 2n0 acres; mortgaged bv Noble Prilchett and Sarah his wife. Loan, interest, etc., 1 555 89. E hr or the n e qr sec 34: also the a w qr of n w qr of u w or of irf-c 36. in t 24 n. r 8 w, containing 120 acres: mort- ' g.igi d by Eli Kroner and Sarah Jane bis wife and Edward Iraner. Loan, interest, etc., $330 27. N w qr or sec 35, aud s w qr of n e qr of nee 35. t 26 n, r 7 w. containing 2Uu acres; mortgaged by Elijah Dawrson and Kebeccd hi wife. Loau, interest, etc., $550 12. S w qr sec 7, t 25, r 7 w, containing 167 91-100 acres, mortgaged by Luke Hagle; forfeited and sold on credit to John Carlisle. Loan, interest, etc.. $411 69. 8 w qr sec , t 25 u, r 7 w, containing 160 acres; mortgaged by Did!: I Bird sal I and Gulieltna his wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9384 00. N w qr sec 30, and a w qr sec 19, t 26 n, r 7 w, containing J20 acres; mortgaged by Daniel Birdsall and Gulielma his wile. Loan, inn-rest, etc., 91,2 70. S Li f of t e qr and e hf of s w qr, sec 33, t 25 n, r 8 w, containing 160 acres; al-o n w qr ol s e qr of t and r aforesaid, containing in all 200 acres ; mortgaged by William Mooohan; forfeited an i sold on credit to John I Tucker. Loan, interest, etc., $648 85. CUSTOM COCXTT. N w qr of a a qr or sec SO, containing 40 acres ; also a w qr of the s e qr or sec 30, containing 40 acres; also the w hi (s of Miami Beserve boundary line) of sec 20, eonlainhlf 36 67-100 acres; alo the n w qr or n w qr of sec 29. containing Wtscres, all in fil n, of rle; mortgaged by John Barlo and wife; forfeited and sold on credit to John M. Tucker. Loan, interest, etc., 9627 60. .8 hi of the w hf of tbe w qr of sec 14, t 21 n, of r 2 e, containing 40 acres more or less; mortgaged by Hardin btepp and wire. Loan, interest, etc., 9168 63. S hf of tbe e bf of tbe n w qr of sec 29, t 21 n, r 2 e, containing 40 acres more or less ; mongaged by John 1'rissall and wife; iorfe.ta I and sold on credit to John Sabin. Loan, interest, I c, S3J-J 35. K w qr of the n e qr oi see 13, in t 21 n, or r I e, con tailing 0 acres; mortgaged by Josiah Boush and wile. Loan, Interest, etc., 923 55. N hf of the s e qr of aec 35, in t 22 n, or r 2 e, containing 80 acres more or less; mortgaged by John Jones and wile. Loan, interest, etc., $327 70. W hr of the a e qr of sec 14, in t 2 1 n, of r 2 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Cephas A. Fisher and wife. Loan, interest, etc., $330 15. 8 hf of tbe w hf of the w qr of aec 34. iu t 22 n, of r 2 e, coutaluing forty acres more or less; mortgaged by Wm. Hobos and wire. Loan, Interest, etc., $ISS 6. k hr or the a w qr or aec 1, in t 21 n, or r t e. eontainIngM acres; mongaged by Christopher Goodnight aud wife Loan, interest, etc., $549 81. $ qr or tbe n e qr of sec 6, in t SO n, or r 2 e, containing 40 acres more or less; mortgaged by William frailer and wire Loan, Interest, etc 9331 05

W hf of the s e qr of sec 8, in t 21 a, of r 2 e; also the s hf of tke e hf of the s e qr of sec 8 in t 31 n, r 2 e cootaining 120 acres : mortgaged by William Conner. 1-oan. iutereaC etc , $566 75. t bf of the s e qr of arc 31, t 22 n, r 1 e, excepting 23,', acres off the n end of said tract; also a part of the w hf of the a e qr of sec 21, beginning on the n and s division line of said qr sec. 6 cbaius and 61 Uok- from tbe s end thereof near a Beech tree, thence n 62 feg. 38 min. w, T chains and 80 links to a Water Keech standing on the n w bank of the s fork of Wild Ca creek, thence n 9 dcg. w, & chain and 15 link to a Warft Oak at and in en tke bluff, thence n 48 deg. 30 miu. ., 10 chains and 37 links to a small Iron Wood on said division line, thence south on said 'ine 15 chains and 58 links to tbe place of beginning, in t 22 n, of r 1 e, obtaining in tbe two tracts 60 60-100 acre more or less; mortgaged bv George W. Beed and wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9444 13. W hf of the s e qr of sec 11, in t 21 n, of r 2 e, containing 80 acres more or less: mortgaged by James B. Newton. Loan, interest, etc.. 9575 50. S e qr of the n e qr ol sec 35, in t 21 n, of r 3 e, containing 40 acres more or lesa. except one-flfth of an acre out ol the a e corner, mortgaged by Henry iowen and wife. Loan, interest, etc , 9-01 U. E hf of the n e qr of sec 11, In t 21 n, r 2 e. containing 80 acre- more or less: mortgaged by William Cunningham and wile; forfeited and so d on credit to Percy Uosbrook. Loan, interest, etc., $337 31. E hf of the s e qr of sec 3. t 21 u. of r 3 c, containing 80 acres more- or less; mortgaged bv Solomon Ellis and

wife. Loan, interest, etc.. 9440 40 The e hf of s w qr of sec 5, t 21 n. r 2 e, containing 80 acre-; mortgaged by Lewis C ark and wife. Loan, interest, Ac. 565 50. W hf of the I e qr of sec 32, in t 21 n, of r 9 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Eppes earmark and wife. Loan, interest, etc., $548 38. K hf ol the s w qr of sec II. in t 21 n, of r2 e, containing 80 acres more or less; moiqraged by William II. Blake. Loan, interest, etc., 9575 50. W hf of the a c qr of sec 5, in t 21 n, r 1 w, containing 80 acres more or less mortgaged by Isaac D. Armstrong and wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9574 25. Lot No. 44 in the town of l-rankfort and 1 75-100 acres adjoining the town plat of I rank tori, and between Main Cross street and Walnut street, bounded as follows : commencing one rod w of the n w corner of lot No. 104 iu said town, thence w with the usual bearing with the s side of Main Cross street, to the half sec line dividing sec lo, in t 31 n, of r 1 w. (n and s) thence s with said line 17 polls, thence e to wiibin cue rod w from the a w corner of lot No. 97, thence n to tbe place of beginning; mortgaged by John H. Dunn. Loan, interest, etc., 9056 55. CAaaoij. corvrr. N w qr of then e qrof sec 26, t 26 n, r3 w, containing 40 acres; also tbe n e qr of the n w qr of s t and r aforesaid. Containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Francis Climer and wife. Loan, interest, etc., 333 71. N e qr of s w- qr, and s w qr of n e qr of sec 9, t 26 n, r 2 w ; also the w hf of n w qr of sec 14, t 24 n, r 2 w; also n e qr of n w qr of sec 2, t 25, n r 3 w, containining in all 23 14-100 acres; mortgaged by Francis G. Kendall; forfeited and sold on credit to James Gavin. Loan, interest, etc., $1,050 60. CLAY C0CNTT. N w qr of the n e or of sec 35, t 11 n, r 6 w; also 10 acres off' of the n end of the a e qr of the a e qr, sec 35, t 11 n, r 6 w; also tbe n w qr of the s e qr of sec 26, 1 11 n, r 6 w, less one acre out of the n w corner of said tract of land, and tbe s w qr of the e qr of sec 26, t 11 n, r 6 w, containing 129 acres; mortgaged by Johu Campbell and Lucy hi wife. Loan, interest, eic, 9570 83. E hf of s e qr of sec 6. t 13 n, r 6 w : al-o the w hf of the a w qr of sec 5, t 13 n. r 6 w, containing 160 acres; mortgaged by Chambers V. Patterson, and Anna E bis wife. Loan, interest, etc., $546 25. I'an of lot No. 3. in block 13, beginning at the s w corner of said lot, thence e 32 feet, tbencc n 50 ft, thence e to the centre of the well oa the e side of said lot, thence n 4 ft, thence w to the w side of said lot, thence s to the place of beginning; also lots No. 4 7 and 8, in Block No. 13, all in the town of Bowling Green, as will more fully appear by the recorded plat of said town on Becord in the kecorder's Office of suid county ; mortgaged by George W. May and Frances his wife. Loan, interest, eic, 9402 ;i5. N w qr of the n e qr of soc 34, in t 11, n r 6 w. 40 acres, and part of the n qr of the e qr of sec 34, t 11 n. r 6 w, commencing at lhe n e oonier of said land, thence a to Eel river, thence with the meanders of said river w to the line between said land and Nathan Burchtield, thence n with said line to tbe n w cor. thenci e to tbe place of beginning, it being all of said tract that lies on the n side of Eel river, containing 25 acres more or les, and part of tbe n hf of the s w qr of sec 34, t II n. r 6 w. containing 50 acres more or le'. ; beginning at the n w corner of said tract thence running s to Eel river, thence e with tbe meanders of said river to a corner stone and Honey l-ociist tree, on the bank thereof ; thence n to the e and w line on the n line of said land, thence w to the place of lcginning; mortgaged by John Sharp nd Citharine Sharp his wife. Loan, interest, etc., $545 4. I hf of the n w qr ol see 33. t 10 n. r 7 w ; mortgaged by Nathan Trueblood and Katharine h s wife. Loan, interest, etc., $181 55. c3s8 corKTV. S hrof sec 11, t 28 Ii. of r 2 e, containing 284 55-100 acres; also the s hf of the s e qr of sec 2, and tbe n e qr of the n e qr of sec 11, t 27 B, of r No. 1 e, containing 120 acre: mortgaged by Williamson Wright, ami John W. W light and wi e. Loau, interest, eic. 9576 96. Lot No. 56, in the addition to the town of Logansport, as designated on the plat of the said addition, it being 82i feet on Broadway by 165 feet on Seventh street, containing 50 square per. hes ; mortgaged bv Henry Chase and wife ; forfeited and so'd on credit to John W. Wright. Loan, interest, etc.. 581 SO. W 4 pan oi lot Xu. 56 in the original plat of tbe town of Logansport, recorded on the records ol said countv of fa s. frontin ; on Market street 0 3-4 feet, and bounded on the w by the w boundary of said lot, and extending back 165 feet to the alley, being the equal one-fourth part of said lot the same more or less; mortgaged by Gilbert J. Bice anu wne; lorteitcd and old on credit to John W. Wright. Loan, interest, etc., 91,210 05. OLI.AWAIIK cot'NTY. S e qr of sec 3G. t 22. r 9; mortgaged by Jesse Dailey aid Miriam H. Dailey; forfeited and sold on credit to John Carlisle Loan, interest, etc.. 91,H9 25. -N m qr of sec 21, t 22 n. r 9 e. and the w hr of the n e it- ..f aec 21, t -2 n, r 9 e containing 240 acres mortgaged by Kleazer Colleen, and Cynthia Iiis w ife; forfeited and sold on credit to .Sila Col grove and Eleazer Colleen. Loan, intere-t, etc., 91.120 21. E hr or the n w qr ol sec 22, t 19, r 11 e, containing 80 acres more or less ; mortgaged by John Gutikle and Mary his wilt. I nao inter,., .(.., aav ao. W hf of the s m qr of sec 21, t 19 n, r 10 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Peter Myers and Nancy his wife. Loan, iniere-t, itc.. 330 27. S e qr of the n e qr of sec 21, and the n w qr of the n w qr of sec 22, t 19 n, r II e, containing 80 acres more or less; mongaged by Benjamin F. M.trlindale aud Hannah A. his wife. Loan, interest, etc , 551 40. N e qr of the n w qr of sec 13, t 20 n, r 10 e, containing 40 acre; mongaged by (ieorge Truitt and Mary his wife. Loau, interest, etc., 547 31. bKARC KN corvrr. A part of tbe n e corner of the s e qr of sec No. 7, t 5 of r 1 w, beginning at the h.ilf mile siake on the e line or ba'd sec, thence s lsO 87-100 rod.- to a stake, tbencc n 45 deg w 153 87-100 rods to a stake on ihe tfiaiaa line, thence e 108 87-100 rods to the place of beginning, containing 37 acres: alo a certain other tract of land described as follow-, to-wit: ping a part of tbe s w qr of sec 8, t 5. of r 1 w, bounded as follows, to-wi; : Beginning at ihe n w cor of the said qr, thence 60 rods e with the n line of said qr, tbencc s 23 rods, w ith lands of John Bullock, in said qr to a branch of Wilon Creek, thence down the meanders and centre of said branch with lands of Jesse Laird in said qr, 80 rods to an Elm stake, wliere said branch empties into Wilson Creek thence due west 3o rods and :.: link to the m line of said qr, the nee uonh with the s. c line ftO rods aud 14 links to the n w comer of said qr sec, aud to tbe place of beginning containing 30 acres more or less, in all 67 acres ; mortgaged by Strawder Cheek and Mary S. his wife. Loan, interest, etc.. 533 85. ... All of the a e qr of sec 5, of t 4, r 1 w. except 30 acres off of then side thereof, conveyed by Jesse L. Holman Sen r, (Miice deceased) in his life time" to Allen Hamilton, the said qr sec of laud containing 160 acres; mortgaged by Jesse L Holman and Jane W. bis wile. Loan, interest, etc.. 563 06 All that tract and parcel of land lying and being in the n e qr of sec 19. t 6, r 1 w, of the meridian line drawn from the mouth of the great Miami river, beginnini on the w bank of Tanner's creek, on the sec line dividing sections Is and 19, thence running up the bill on said line w 22 chains and 68 links to a stake bv the side of the York Bidge Koad, thence s 24 chains and 8 links thence e to the bauk of said creek 27 chains and 15 links, tha-nce north on ihe bank of said creek 24 chains and 74 links to tbe place of beginning containing 57 acres; mortgaged by John lluddleston anil Hannah his wife. Loan, interest, etc., 554 o9. Ixit No. 3. n end of the s w or of fractional sec 9. t 5. I r 3 w, containing 62 48-100 acres; mortgaged by Bichar.' v . no.. j.m r.ma .inn ni wile. Loan, interest, etc.. 557 20. A part of the s w qr of see 34, t 9. r 2 w, and bounded as follows, to wit: B ginning a' the s e corn"r of said qr section 34, thence running l on tbe dividing line of sec 34, 160 nis, thence -0 ro.is w, thence s 160 rods thence 0 rods to the place ol beginning, containing 20 acres : mortgagei! by Luther Pluuicr and Lydia his w,le. Loan, Isisrmt, etc , 327 55. 3S feet rr -nt an'i rear off or the upper or n e side or in lot 50 a- marked oc the original plat or the town or Lawrenceburgh, bein the whole length of said lot and adjoin to m-lo No. 49, also 31 reet off or the lower or s w side or in-lot No 49, s numbered oa tbe original plat of said town, bo ug f out aud rer, the whole length of said lot 31 feet wide, and n- xt adjiniug said in-lot 50; aUo 35 feet off ihe n e side of in-!oi 49. as numbered on the original plat of said town, being 35 leet fro"t and rear oll tue whole hngth ol said lot ; mongaged by Wm. H. Northern -nd H.nuah his wife. Loan, interest, etc., 449 18. W hf of tbe a w qr of sec 6, t 5. r 2 w. containing 69 72-100 acre-; mortgaged by John Todd and Jarie his wife. laan, iu'e-et e'e, 638 36. All that certain a tf in-lot Ns. 183 and 184. as marked an 1 designated on he plat of tue town ot L w--renci-burgh, and bounde I a fJjWWs: Begiuuing at the c ri'.T of said in lot No. 184, formed by tue intersection ol Short and Wi liam street, tbence along the edge of short street towards Partition lane 723 f t, thence a right an (lei and parall 1 wi h William -treet 132 reet to an aUey in he tear or said lot No. 183, thence along said alley lo William street, tbence along theedge ot uliam i-tret to the place or beginning ; mortg ged by Wi liam Tate Jr Loau, interest, etc., 560 05. OA VIES COCVTT. The e hf of the n w qr of sec 8, t 3 n, r 9 w; mortgaged by Jnnri McDonald and Nancy, hi wife ; rorfeited aud sold on creuitto William 8. Turner. Loan, interact, ate 830 75. MCATCB CorWY. The n Bfaf e qr, 14, t 10. r 10 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by .Steward Ward and Louie a his wile. Loan, inierest. etc., $676 38. The s w qr ol w qr, 15 1 9 n, r 9 e, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by ''scar F. Whipple and Mary his wire. Loan, inurest, eic, $646 46. lhe a w qr of u w qr of s 9, t 8. r 9 e, containing 40 ares. Also th- n w qr of n w qr of same section, t and r (except what lies on ihe n e side ot the rout leading from Westert to Napoleon, previously deeded to Widiam Harwood, and also ,he lot in tbe town or Bocksburg on which tbe meeting house stands, and two or three MM lots in said town ireviou-ly deeded), supposed to contain in all 73 acres : nmrt .a ; I by Johu M. 1'uckcr and Hauua Jane bis ffe. Loan, interest, etc., 657 32. Tbe u w qr or n e qr or a 22, t 9, r 9, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Jckou Mioli aud arb Anu bis wife. Loan inierest, etc. $338 25. The n bf or lot n 11 and 7 reet off of the s side or lot nn 12, both in 'jlock no 2 in original plat of the town of Greeasburg; mar gaged by John K.Steven and Martha his wife Loau, interest, etc., $589. The e hr or n e qr of a 30, t 10, r 9, containing 80 acres more or less ; mortgaged by Wi 1,-t U. Stark and Nancy hi wife. Loan, interest, eic, 966S 66. Tbe e or of s e qr ofs 25, t 9 n,r 9 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Mejimcy Ulduam and Maiioda his wife. Loan, interest, etc ,9457 51 Part of the s w qr of s 28, t n, r 9 e, being all of said tract that He w of 8t,nd Creek, running on the n line to tbe top of tb bluff on the e side or said creek, tbence down said creek with the top or the bluff to the s line or Micajah Bobbin's laud thence a s direction to a corner stone by a small walnut tree, thence n to the n line of said tract, supposed to be 36 acres. Also another piece, ria : beginning at the s w comer of s 26. tt n r e. thence e

on the section line far enough so that a line n from said see line, until it strike the sou'h line f a piroe of Und heretofore deeded bv Abner Hobba and wife to Micajah kobbius, will contain 60 acr on the e side of said crek ; the last described tract ubject to the dower estate or the widow of Levi Miller, deceased : mortgaged by Marshall Grover. Loan, inter- st, etc , 9554. The s e qr of n qr or sS4, t 10, r 10 e; mortgaged by Wey don . Connor and ride Iii bis wile. Loan, interest etc, 140 87. The n hf of w hf of tbe s e qr of a 1, t 10 n, r9 e.con-tsmii-g ff acres ; mortgaged by Kauben tL Cobb aud Amaze tie bis wife. Loan, interest, etc., $568 SO. The e hf or a e qr or s 6, t 10 n, r 8 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Samuel Craig and Mary bis wife. Loau, interest, etc., 9443 20. The n w fraction or sec 10, t 8 n, r 9 e, containing 48 37-100 acres; also n w qr of n w qr oT s 3, t 8 n, r 9e,con-

taiuiug 37 96- luO ; mortgaged by Isaac Blose and Mary his wife. Loan, interest, etc., 552 26. The e hr of n c qr of 23, t 9 u. r 8 e ; mortgaged by Gibsou Burke and Emily his wiT . Loan, interest, etc., 9573 25. l he s e qr or n w qr, aud n e qr or a w qr of a 23, t 9 n, r 9 e, ex ept20 acres off the north end of said 80 acres, leaving 60 acres hereby mortgaged ; mortgaged by Gibson Burke and Sarah his wife. Loan, interest, etc., 9572 40. lhe s w qr of a w qr of s 18, t 9 u, r 9 e, couia.ning 45 acres more or less, (except commencing at a e cor of said qr, thence w 2 poles 4 links, thence n 24 poles 4 links, thence e 12 pules 4 links, thence s 24 poles 4 links to tne place of begiuiiiug, contaimug 1 83-1U0;; mortgaged by Koben Armstrong and Eliza Jaue bis wile. Loan, interest, etc., 9563 43. EUlUABT cor TT. 15 acres off or the n end of tbe w bf of the w hr or the n w qr of sec 10, t 36, r 6 e, as bounded on the north by tbe Mate road know n as tbe Logansport and Whi e Pigeon State road, aud on tue ea-t by a line drawn two rod w of the center ..r tbe said w hr or said qr sec ; mortgaged by Ebeucier M. Chamberlain and Phebe Ann his wile. Loan, interest, etc., 9564 71. rcnoit coiwrr. A part or s 15 in t 31 B, rle, being 17 acres ; the w pari ol that portion of said s 15 which lies n of Tippecanoe river, and bounded as fellows, to wit: commencing at the n w comer ot said section, thence running a with ibe w line ol said section o the Tippecanoe river, thence e along the river bank to a point from w hich a line drawn parallel with the w line of said section to the u line tbereor would cut oil 107 acres, tbence n parallel with ihe w line of said secti. n to the north hue thereof, thence w with said n hue to the place or beginning, containing 107 acres ; mortgaged by Francis ttrugh aud wife. Loaf, interest, etc., 9548 8. lhe e hr or the n e qr or s 23, in t 30 n, range 2 e, containing 80 acres more or less; mortgaged by John Caster and w ile. Loan, interest, etc , 9333 71. The ii e qr of s4, t 31 B, r 2 e, containing 98 88-100 acres according to the I'nitid States survey; mortgaged by Lewis Hicklin and wife. Loan, interest, etc, 936 25 1 be n bf of the u e qr aud lots 7 and 8, or tbe lractionl n e qr of s 27. t .11 n. r 3e, of tbe second principal menJian in the district of lands su'aject to sale at Wtnamac, contain ug is . 48 100 acres ; mortgaged by John Kendall and w ife. l.oa(i, interest, etc. $576 66. The w hf of the s e qr of ff 10, and the w bfof the n e qr or s 15, t 31 n, r 2 e. containing 160 acres ; mortgaged by Moore Kal-tin and wife. Loan, inierest, etc., 956.! 7C. The it hr id tbe e hf of the s e qr of s 27, t 30 n, r 4 e, and n bf ot w hf of - e qr of - 27. t 3U t, , r 4 . . a in all 80 acres ; mortgaged by Charles J. Stradley and wife Loan, interest, etc., $549 The e hr it the n e qr or si; t 31 n, r 1 e, containing 81 89-100 acres ; mortgaged by William Sturgeon and wife. Loan inien st, etc., $581 92. lhe w hr id the n e qr or sec 22, and part or tbe u w qr or sec 23, containing 33 acres, all lying in t 31 n, r 1 e, whtcb 33 MM ol land is the whole ol the I w qr ol tbe n w qr or sec 23, t 31 u, rle, purchased or tbe Wabash and Erie Canal by 'Ulbert B lartii, on the 2Cth day of September 1M19: mortgaged by Charles Shock and wife. Loan, intcre.-t, eic, 9550 46. The s hf oi the n w qr of sec 1, t 31 B, r 1 c, xcept 10 acres in a square form lying in the n w corner or .-aid 80 acre tract, containing 70 acres mure or less, and the neqr of the n w qr of said s 1, t 31 n,r 1 e, containing 40 teres more or less, iu all 110 acres more or less ; mortgaged by Martin Sturg-on and wile. I -nan interest, etc., $355 5S. The s hf of the n e qr of sec 33, t 30 n, r I e, containing 80 acres more or le--: also ihe - e qr of the s w qr of sec 2, t 30, rle; mortgaged by Akin M. Troutman an t wife. Loan interest, eic , 9545 46. The e hr or the n e qr or see 14, 1 30 n, r 1 e, containing 80 acres more or tea : also the s w qr of the n e qr of sec 14 t 30 n, r 1 e, contain tig 40 acrea mere or I- - ; mortgaged by Isaiah Hoover aud wife 'orleited and sold on credit to Sarah A. Vail. Loan, inteiest, eic. 9V48 25. 41 33-111 acres, being the e part or the n hr or tbe n w qr or sec 2, t 30 n, r 2 e, divided from the remaining part of said ii hf or the n w qr of said sec 2 by a line paral el with the e and w boundary lilies of -aid sec; mortgaged by George W. L-ar and wiie forfeited and sold on credit to Sarah A. Vail. Loan, interest etc., $272 20. FRANKLIN COl NTT. The n e qr of the a e qr of stc 12 : also lhe n w qr of the s e qr or sec 12 ; all iu t 11, r 12 e, containing in all 80 acres : mortgage d by Thema Wil-en and wile; fr.rfrited and nld on credit to George Holland. Loan, interest i Ic . 9437 3C. 47 aerw or land to-w;t: Part or the n w qr or sec 29. t 9. r2 w. being the same and all tbe land ibal Kimble bought ot David William.- and Mavid Moore iu said quarter, exrep- 40 acres so d to Robert Stoops by said Kin. Me; about 35 acres or said 47 acres id land, lies on ihe u end, and 12 acres on the send or said land sold by Williams aud Moore to Kimble; the above lai d is divid-d by e and w lines between said Stoops and Kimble; Mortgaged byGeorge W. Kimble. Loan, interest etc.. $546 04. Commencing at the n e corner or the it e qr or sec 27. t 9. r 2, thence w hI tug said sec line 1 0 p..les, thence s 1611 poles, thence e 110 poles, thence n 160 jolestotbe place ol beginning, containing 110 acres more or less; mortgaged by Johu C Johns:ona' d hi-wife ; forfeited and sold on credit to Uichard Tvner. Ioaii, mtere t etc., 96U 61A certain tiact containing 48 acres in frac ional sec 13, t 12. rile, commencing at tbe n e corner, tbence n along tbe boundary line about 170 rods tothe State road, thence along said mad to Archibald Miller's mill race, tbencc along said race u 10 rods and 37 links, thence e across Little Sali Creek, thence in a n w direction with tbe creek to the sec line, tbence n along said s c line 90 rods, thence e 76 rods to the place of beginning; mortgaged by James Brison and wile an ! Hugh Biboa and wife ; forfeited ai d sold on credit to George Holland. Loan, interest etc., 9677 56. oia tt a cevxTV. Commencing on the s de or the n cqr of sec 22 in 1 13 and r 13 e, or the second principal meridian of the lands sold at Cincinnati, Ohio, containing 124 acres : mortgaged by Benjamin Boss. lari. interest etc., 9560 14. Ibe i. e qr of sec 2 in t 13. r 12 e, containing 160 acres more or less; mortgaged by Philip I'ollard aud wile. Loan; interest etc., 92.898 73. Two iu-lots in lhe town of Coiinersvil'e in that part of said Ijwii first laid out by Jo-hua Harian. fronting on Tanner and Harrison streets, and numbered on the idat of said town as lot no 100 and 101, as record: d in the Kecorder's office or said countv. b.uk A page 22 : mortgaged bv Jona'ban McCarty . Loan, inierest etc. 9559 95. The shr of the e hf of tbe n w qr or sec 7. t 14 n, of r 12 e, c attaining 40 acre ; mortgaged by w jlliam T. HensIcy and wife Loan, u.ierest eic. $567 43. 'Ihe s e qr or sec I t 13 in r 12 e ol be second principal meridian line, containing 160 acres: mortgaged by Ephraim Campbell and wife. Iaan. interest etc., $2,238 55. FLOYD COCXTT. Lois 5, 6. 9 and 10 in the city of New Albany, of block ?6 of the Whilehill plat in said city, said 4 lots making a font ou I'pper High street or 120 feet, and extending back therefrom the same w idtb 220 reet : also thai pan or lot no 22 on Upper Firs' sire, t of said city afore-aid. beginning ,n Vp er i irst street at tbe s e corner of said lot, tbence norlhward on sa d street 50 reet and extends back from Mid streit the ame width 120 feet to a 2t foot alley; mortgaged bv V.cior A I'epin and l.ucetta his wife, and Samuelll. linen and Maria L his wife: lan, interest etc.. $4.44" 75. 40 acres off the we-t side "f (he s e .,r of ec 4. t 3 s of the Iu e line in r 6 e of the second pimc'pal meridian of the lands sold at Jeffeisonville. The said 40 acres or laud is bounded on the w by tbe line or said qr sec, and on the n ami - by ih lines or said qr. and running e on said 'ine a sufficient distance to gr. r said 40 acre of lai d off thew end of said qr section, running c ear across saidqr. mongaged bv Jesse Kaiman und Abigail his wife. Loan, interest etc., $545 85. Vol NTAlN C'OIXTT. The e hr or the n e qr or sec ''3. t 20 n. r 7 w ; also ihe w hr or the n w qr or s-c -.. t 21 n. r 7 w. estimated to contain 160 acre more or less; mortgaged by Sophia Clawsoii. l.o in in:ere-t etc . 9443 60. Beginning 40 ris from the s c corner on tbe e line of the s w qr or .- e 3!. t 19 n . r 8 w. thence w along the State road leadang frnui Crawfordsv ille to Perry sville 27 rod-, thence u 17 o d, thence n "0 rods, tlnucee 20 rod, ibence s 30 rods to Ihe p'a -e of beginning, containing 4.', acres more or los : Alo the w hr or tbe s e qr in the -me sect and r as above described, estimated to contain 80 acres more or less ; mortgaged by David Kawles and Margaret bis wife. Loan, interest etc.. 9389 42. Thee hr or the s e qr wi see 12. t 20 u. r9 w. containing SO acres ; mortgaged by David Bowles and B becca bis wife. Loan, interest eic. 9333 25. Tbe s hr of tbe e bf or the ti e qr or sec 24. t 18 u. r 7 w, containing 40 acres more or less ; mortgaged by Harris Reynolds and America J. his wife. Loan, inierest etc., 9545. The a w fraction of tbe e hf of sec 27. t 22 B, r7 w. containing 87 and 40-100 acres, except the right of way granted by Henry Yomit to the T-dedo. Wabash a d Western Railroad ; mortgaged by George Worthiltgton and Elizabeth bis wife. Loan, interest eic, 9564 75. i.l.AM COCXTT. The w- hf of the s e qr of sec 6. t 2-2 n of r 9 e ; also the u e qr of the s e qr or sec 6. t 22 n. or r 9 e ; mortgaged by James VV. Brown and wife. Intere-t. loan etc. 9551 19. The n w qr the s e qr of sec 19, t 24 n, of r 8e, iu the district or lands offced f r sale at Port Wavne. Indiana containing 40 acres be the amc more or less ; mortgaged by Oliver H. P. tarev and wile. Interest, loan, etc., 9563 55 The e hf of the a e qr f sec 23, t S3 n, or r 8 e. estimated to contain 80 acres; mortgaged by Wm. Cbamnesa and wife Interest, loan eic. töön 12. 1 ne w qr of the s w qi of tec 4 in t 24 n, of r 8 e, containing 40 acre be the same more or les; mortgaged by William It. Cubberlv and wile. I. .an. interest etc., 9550 4L The n w qr of the n w qr of sec 9 in t 24 n, of r 8 e, supposed to contain in all 40 acre ; mortgaged by Dulcina Cubberly and Wut. B. Cubberly. Lou interest, etc., 9575 69. The undivided one-half cf tie hf of lot 4 in Branson's addition lo ibe lowrn of Marion, Grant County. Indiana; mortgaged by Krn-t Gunio. Loan, interart etc, $227 15. Tbe s qr of s w qr or sec 7 in t -.3 n. of r 7 e. containing 40 cre more or lese ; mortgaged by Oliver Lot r and wife. Loan, inierest etc.. 9276 8. The e hf of the w qr of sec 5 in t 24 n, or r 7 e, in the I district of lat d- subject to sale at Fort Wavne, Indiana, c ntaiuing 80 ae tt ; mortgaged by Asberry Steele and wife. Loan, interest etc. 9560 62. The n e qr of the n w qr of sec 11, t 23 n, of r6 e, containing 40 acre more or less ; mortgaged by Jonathan Kell, and wife. Loan, interest etc.. 9327. The e hf of the n w qr of sec 10 in I 25 n. of r 8 e, in Grant County. Indiana; mortgaged by Lewis Williams and wife. Loan, interest etc.. S509 06 The s e qr or the n e qr of sec 3 in t 23 n, o r 6 e, containing 30 acres more or leas : al-o the s w qr of the n w qror soc 11 in t 23 n, or r 6 e, containing 40 acres more or leas ; inr gaged by Ebeuezer B Williams and wife. Loan, interest etc., 9554 90. SBBKXK COUNTY The n e qr or the w qr or sec 7, t 8 n, r 7 w, containing 39 21-100 acres: mortgaged by Maf'ew Eaton and Cynthia bis wife. Loan, Interest, etc. 226 75. Tbe s hr or tbe a w qr or see 12. t 8 n, r 7 w, containing 80 acres: mortgaged by James M. Fry aud Susan his I wife 1. ,m. interest, etc, 448 96. Tbe s hr or the following described trac', beginning at I a stake on Ibe line dividing aec 6, t 8 o, r 4 w, from aec 31, t 9 n. r4 w. said slake being 66 poles e of the n w cor j r said sec 6, thence running s 312 pole to White river. I thence up aaid river with tbe meander of said river to I the foresaid line dividing said sections 6 and 31, thence ! with said line 137 poles o the p'a-e of beginning, conj talnlne 288 acre, the said a hr containing 144 acres: mortgaged by Jamas C. Plume. Loan, interest, etc, 671 42. The a w qr or the s e qr of see 3, t 8 n, r 7 w; also n e Sor the a w qr or sec 3, t 8 n, r 7 w; also tbe n w qr of c a e qr or see 3, t ü u. r 7 w. containing in all 120 acres:

aaortgagcjS by Pari E. Rodger and Sarah his wife. Loan intere-t. etc. 571 22. lhe w hf of UM a w qr of ast 10; tbe w hf of tbe s e qr f aec s, aasd ibe aeqr of tbe a e qr of sec 3, all tu t 6 n, r w, coattaiumg In all SMS acres: mortgaged by John $choweiar and Lum.a bis wife. Loau, interest, etc, 67" 25. l ti wqr of aec 3. t 6 n. r6 w, containing 949 94-100 aarst: B&ortgaged by George W. Walker ana Martha bia wife. Loau, iulerrat, elc. 569 60. BaauxTos oenm. Tbe undivided hf of tbe w bf of sec IS In t 19 b of r $ e; tbe undivided bf or tbe hf of the n e qr ot same ttc; tbe e qr oT sec 7 in tbe same t and r, and also the undivided hf or tbe w Bf of tbe n r qr or sec 24, of t 19 n ef r 5 e: mortgaged bv John 1). sfephenson and wifc. Loan, interest, etc, 225 38. Tbe s w qr ot sec . t 19 n, r 6 e: mortgaged by Allen Cole and wife rorfeited and sold oa cridit to John J. Owsley. Loan, interest, eir, 519 97. LoLs numbered 6 and 7 in square So 8; also lot No 5 in

square Bo 19, iu the town or Xoblrsville: mortgaged by Francis B. Cogswell and wife rorfeited and sold on credit to Haymoud W. Clark. Loan, interest, etc, 536 60. The e hr or the n w qr or sec 7, t 19 n. r 6 e. containing t6 13-100 acres: mortgaged by William C. Blackmore forfeited and sold on credit to William Garver. Loan, interest, etc, 593 50. The s bf of the s e qr of sec 16 in 1 20 n, an I r 3 e : mortgaged by Caswell Boxley and wife. Loan, interest, eic, Hi 13. ho iv abb rocrrr. The w hr or the n e qr or sec ti. t 24 n, r 3 e, containing 79 12-100 acres more or leas; mortgaged bj Cornelius Boon. Loan, intcrestele, 557 I. All that part or fractional n w qr of sec 36 In t 24 n, r 3 e, that lies on tbe s side or Burlington and Marion State Koad : Also lot no 4 of tbe s w qr of same sec t and r. containing in all 35 acres more or less; mortgaged by LH D.tle and wife. Lean, mierest etc, C12 86. Beginning at the n e corner of tbe n e qr or sec 19. t 23 n, r 6 e. thence s 80 rods, tbence w 130 rods to a stone cor 1 of the mill survey, thence n w to a stone corner of said ! mill survey on tbe open line of said qr. tbence n 50 roda g to a stone corner at the n w corner of said qr, tbence e 160 rods to the place of beginning, coiraimng Ti I more or less; mortgaged by EnosTravesand wife. interest etc, 5S3 3o. The following decribed tract of land in sec 14, t 23 n, r 2 e, commencing 80 rods u and 17-4 rods e o the center . part of said section, tbence e 27-1 rods, tbence s 51-68 rods, thence e 40-4 rods to the line dividing the e hf of said sec n and a, thence n on said line 142-5 rods to the n bank of Honey Creek, tbeic- n79deg w 14-40 rods, 1 s 72 deg w 16 rods, thence w 30 rods.theuce s44-sO i thence w 11-75 rods, 'hence s 44 rods tu Lerinniug. ing 48 acres more or less. Second tract Co nun. racing at the u e corner of the wfaf of the n e qr of s c 14. t 23 n, r 2 e, thence s IS rods, tbence w 4 rods, tbence s 51 deg w 8 n 1, thence s 35 deg w 4 rods, Iben e 68,deg w tods, tbence s20.'t deg w 8 SO rods, tbence s 37 dcg e 14 roda, tbence s 1 deg e 8-90 rods, Ibence n 58 deg w 8 rods, tbence s 70 deg w 9 rods, thence n 57 , deg w 10-60 rods, thence 87 deg w 3-4 rods, tbence s 24 deg w 2 34 rods, thence s 70 deg w 3 roda, thence u 66 deg w 9-X rods, thence n 90 deg w 9-80 rods, thence n 32 deg w 6-80 roda, tbence n 65 deg w 12 rods, tbeuc- n 18 deg w 6 rods, tbence s 20 rod-, tbence n 54 deg w 7-13 rod, thence n 36 deg w 7-40 rods, lb nee u 29-25 rods to tbe qr post on tbe n side of said sec 14. tbence e 8o rods on the sec line to the place or beginning, containing 17 and 25-100 acres more or 4e.-s. excepting the wter privilege heretofore deeded to John Hirn; also guarantees tosaidJ.F Henderson the rieht of cart-" ay as reserved in Colter's deed; mortgaged bv John I. Ih ! r- u and wife. I an, interest etc, 339 21. The w hf or the s w qr or sec 31 In t 24 n. r 4 e. containing 79 and 42-100 acres more or le: nn r . il Samuel Hoff and wife. Loan, interest ctc.554 21 The s e qr of of tbe n w qr atid the n e qr of tbe n w qr of sec 6, t 24 a, r 3 e, containing 79 66-100 acres be tbe same more or less; mortgaged by Preston Harvey and wife. Loan, interest c;c, 570 35. The n hf or the ti e qr or sec 2. t 23 n, r Jr, containing 66 82-100 acres ; mortgaged by Charles and Samuel I "rice. Lian, interest, etc.. 557 80. jju'Kjson coiom . The s hi ol the s w qrof sec 33, t 7 n, r 4 e. containing 80 acres more or less; mortgaged by Walter Morau and wife. Loan, interest etc. 9569 66. The e hf or n w qr of sac 36. t 7 n, in r 5 e; in the district or land subject to sah at Jcffersonville, Indiana: containing 80 acies; mortgaged by Andrew C. tinflilh and wife; rorfeited and sold on credit to Samuel P. Mooury . Loan, interest etc. $11 4". The c hr r the s e qr of sec 35, t 6 n. r 1 e. containing 80 acres; mortgaged by George H. Murrhy and wife. Loan, interest etc. f-.'.Vi 40. Part of lots No. 2 aud 3 of fractional sea 22, in t 6 n or r 5 e, in the JeC'crsonvilie lard district; coutataiag 33 acres, cxtendinc the entire width of said lots from e to w. and bounded on tbe s by lands in said lots heretofore conveyed by Curtis Uunhrm and wife to Samuel W . Holmes, by deed bearing date the 30th of May, 1857; aud on the u Lv a line drawn due e and w entire bcto's aM lots o as to contain 33 acres; mcTtk'.igeo by Inoin. '. linnnn. Loan, interest etc, 577 64. Part of lots Sow. 3 and 3 in sec 22. t 6 n of r 5 e, in tbe Jeffersonvillc laud district; containing 33 acres, extending the entire width or said lou, and bounded on the by lands heretofore conveyed tu Horace IleOren; situate in said bits by Curtis Dunham and wife, by deed bearing date May 1 Mti. 1 --57 and on the n by a line drawn across said lots due e and w, so a to contain said mini! r ol acres; mcrtg. jed by Samuel W. Holms. Loan, iuterest elc, 578 02. 3.1 '. acres off or tbe s end or the e hr or the n w frac of sec 22. t 9 n of r 5 e. in the Jeffersonville land district; to extend the entire width of said c bf of said frac, and to be divided therefrom by a line drawn across lhe same due and w; mortgaged by Horace Heffren and wife. Loan, interest . . s.'.mi 7;,. A part of the e bf of the 11 w frac or sec 22. t 6 n of r 5 e, of ii meridian or lands sold at Jeffersonville; said part being 33 acres off of the n side of said tract, and divided from it by a line drawn due a and w entirely across tbe same; mortgaged by Curtis Dunham and wife. Loan, interest etc. 9-V0 4 . The e ht of the s e qr of sec 12; t 6 n. r 5 e, containing 80 80 100 acres; iuortg.i,rcd by James Bei o and wife, forfeited and sold on credit to John J. Cummin. Loan, interest etc, 9941 70. JOHNOX COfSTT. Tlit w hf of the s w qr of sec 16, t 1 1 n, r 3 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Jordan Winchester and wife. Loan, interest etc. $546 5. The s w qr of the n w qr of sec 26, t 12 n of r 3 e. contaimug 40 acres more or less; mortgaged by Johu Shuck and wife. Loan, interest etc. 9550 90. The n w qr of the u e qr of sec 24. t 12 n r 4 e. containing 40 acres more or less: mortgaged by Seth T. Mitchell and wife. Loan, interest etc. 9561 31. The n e qr of the n e qr of sec 31, t 19 r 5; mortgaged by Joseph 8. Able and wife. Loan, interest etc, 660 25. J.w cut .vnr. The w h of tbe s w qr or sec 15, t 22 0, r 13 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Johu Coulson and Kachel his wife. I. oan. interest etc. 555 67. The w hf or the n w qr -r sec 33, t 23 11 r 14 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Daniel Karber aud Nancy bia wife; forfeited and sold on credit to Willian. Connor. Loan, Iuterest etc, 637 75. The w hr id the s w qr or sec 2. t 34 n, r 14 e. containing 70 acres more or les.-; mortgaged by Adam Konkle and Susannah his wife. Lean, interest etc, 448 25. The w hf or the 11 w qr or sec 23, t 23 n, r 14 e. containing 80 acres: mortgaged h) John Beed and Sarah hi wife. Loan, interest etc, 361 hi The e hr of the s e qr of sec 7. t 23 n, r 13 e, containing 80 acres more or less; mortgaged by Philip Taylor and Slary Ann his wife. Loan, interest etc, 665 08. w qr or sec 20 t 23 n. r 13e. containing 160 acres; mortgaged by ieorifp C. Vhiteman and Mary his wife. Loan, interest etc, 331 05. Tbc e hr or the s w qr of sec 32, t 23 n, r 14 e, also the s w qr or ibe s e qr of sec 32. t 33 n, r 14 e, containing in all 120 acres: mortgaged by Lucius E. Wilder and Kmeline his w ife. Iiau intere-t etc., 19 91. The n w qr of the 11 e qr of sec 32, t 23. r 14 e. 1 turn ng 40 acre more or les; mortgaged by aL-oli aud Kuth li s wife. Loan, interest etc. 552 46. . Jf MIM.S COt NTV. The s w qr of the s w qr or sec 11, t 8 n, r 9 e. containing 40 acres, also the e qror tbe s e qr or sec 10, t 8 n. r 9e. containing 40 acres more or less; mor:. . . " ',- liain Yost, l.oir.. interest etc, 404 87. The e hr or the n w qr or sec 31, 1 8 n. r 7, containing 80 acres more or less; mortgaged by Samuel Marsh and Elizabeth Marsh his wife. Loan, interest etc, 555 38. The s e qr of tbe n e qr or sec 15, t 8 n. r 9 e, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Turner Gloyd and Elizabeth his wife. Loan, interest elc, 173 10. All that part of the s w qr of sec 13, t 8 n. r 9 e, which lays on the e aide of tbe Muscattatuck creek, containing about SO acres, and also the w hf of tbe a e qr of sec 13, t Mi. r J r, containing 80 acre; making in all 1SS acres more or less; mortgaged by John Elliott aud Catharine I his wife. Loan, interest etc. .V4 2o. The n e qr of tbe n e qr ol sec 10, and tbe n w qr of the Ins qrof sec 11, t 8 n, f r 9. containing 80 acre more or less, also all of the fractional s e qr n of tbe old Indian boundary line, of fractional sec 3, in 1 8 a. af r 9 e, that lies ami is situate in lhe county of Jennings, being 61 61-100 acres; (the residue of said fractional qraec being in the county or Decatur and f not embraced in this mortgage), containing in all 141 61-100 acres; mortgaged by William L. Kelt and Ke becca Jane his wife. Loan, interest etc, 553 25. JCrrtSHIX OOtTtTT. Tbe s hf of n e qr or sec 2, t 6 n, or r e. aad s w qr of n w qr sec 1, t 5 n, of r 9 e, containing 120 acres; mortgaged by Da- id Wise and Lcua Wise his wffe. Loan, interest etc, 6S6 10. Practioual sections 7 and 8 iu t 3 u, of r IS e, in tbe Jcflerouville land district (except tic following parcels, to-wit: 1st, that parcel of land conveyed thereout to James Ingraham, jr.. by James Ingraham. sr., bv deed tl fed May 1st. lsiii. and recorded in deed book C, of said County, page 69, containing 200 acrei 2d, also excepting out ol said fractional sections tbe part thereof conveyed oy yiuingtoit ami ingraham. executors ot seid James I Ingraham sr.. to tieorge S. Lang, bv deed bearing date vj'i 11 on. isu, anu recoraea in aeeo duos l. page 30T, containing 84 acres also excepting the part thereof mortgaged by Alexander Campbell and wife to Jobn bain, dated Mot. lltb, 1842, and recorded in deeo book 5, p.-re ws, nntaimng M acre.-.) containing lsrri, mortgaged by the trustees of Hanover College. interest etc. 95.522 7o. A tract or land situate on tbe Ob'o river, be.ng part of frac sec No. 3 in t 3 ot r 10 e, aud described as fellows towjt : beginning at a stone on tbe 1 own-hip line dividing t Vs. 3 and 4 r No. 10 c. which aid stone or begtoifit point is 15 poles e or the n w corner of frac sec3. tbence a by and with tbe eastern boundary line of a two act tract of land formerly owned by David Cummins, three-fourths of a deg w 25 poles and 15 links, thence meandering by and with tbe Ohio river s 83 deg e 24 oies and 12 Iraks to a stone, tbence three-quarters of a dec e Its pole to a stone on township line, tbencc t y and wi h said township line w 24 pole and 6 links to tbe place of begtnoiag; and contaimug 4 and 14-100 acres, couvcyed to Madison iron Manufacturing Company by T. G. Wharton and Wm. M. Dunn by deed dated March 2, 1862; also another tract of land 100 feet front on the bank of the Ohio river, running 1 back tbe same width off a certain 3 acre tract which was : conveyed by Isaac Can by lo David Cummins by deed dated 8ert. 4. 1823, and recorded in tbe Becorder's office of ; Jeff rson county in deed book D, page 284; which two acre tract 1 particularly described as follows: beginning 00 the Ohio river where tbe lower line or fractional sec Ko. 3 of t j S 0 of r 10 e strikes said river, hence n with said fractional line to tbe earner of a tract of land then owned by aaid t unimin, thence e w Ith he line or said ft action 15 to a stake, tbence s at right angles with said fr ! line last mentioned to tbe Oho river, theuce down the . river to tbe place or beginning; said ground by ibis is intended to be and it a atrip of land MS feet in width off ; the e -ide of s 'i-l two acre tract, aad waa conveyed to said company bv Jesse Whitehead by deed dated Jane '. IsfiS; , mortgaged by the Madi-on Iron Manufacturing Cnmpanv. j Loan, interest etc., 94.4M IT, ran or lot No. 64, in the addition w of W street hs the city or Madison, commencing at the u w corner or aal lot No. 64. where the alley n of said lot Intellect tbe e line of l'oplar laue, thence ea-t with tbe s line of said alley 44 fret, tbence a parallel with Poplar laue 44 feet, thence w parallel with aaid alter and at right angles with Poplalane 44 feet to tbe e line ot lv.plar lane, thence with said e line or Poplar lane 44 reet to the place of iiaanlai mortgaged by Nicholas D. Ruckle and wife; forfeited and aoM on credit to Allen W. Land, loon, hthnaat ate, 9114 70. All of lot No. I in block No. t, also lot No. S iu block No. 6, and lot No 1 in block No. t is 66 feet front on the s aide of Second street; nd runt s with the e hue of Clay street la? leet to au alley: auu lot Jo fc I