The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 38, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 January 1873 — Page 4

The Farm and-Household. A, '}W\,\, ~ ./-;\f.j—\/»./ NS ANPNT NI NN " CONDUCTED BY JONATHAN SIMMON ) CHARITY, Winter, withits cold, chilly blasts, | Is a season I never admire; ‘ : The comfort we see while it lasts, | . s only around a good fire. Now’s tee time to remember the poor, “Let charity begin at home;” - . ‘ And turn none away from your door With only acrust ora bone. ' = l But ehelter and feed them, yes, do; l . . 'God’s blessings on you for the deed; And if you’ve a spare dime or two, . Give to some person in need. 'T'is better to give than receive, And practice just what we profess; | As a duty, then, let us relieve q All those whom we find in distress. ¢ WareuruvL Joe,

5 Lessons on Single Crops, : If anything could teach the impolicy of depending largely on one crop, the cel ebrated potato disease in Ireland, some twenty flve years ago, ought to be that lesson. Here we find people whp had staked their existence on one crop, the potato, and when that failed them| they were left dependent on the world’s [cbarity; and notably that of the United States. They were exactly in the position which those who clamor for free trade would have this country. All they raised went tothe Ebglish market, and the English manufacturers sent back to them all their clothing, and nearly everything| they used. When their potatoes failed they bad pothing to buy with, and England lost a.cgstomer. - She.was, howevet, pre‘pared to sell. She did not want fo buy anything but food enough to-supply ber manufacturing population, which her own soil wag unable to do. It is, therefore, her interest, if possible, to keep|down manufactures here, to make our people buy all their goods there, and to kgep us at the one thing—raising food for ber ‘mechuanics, a 8 Ireland of old did. | If all men - were politically brothers, it might not make so much difference; but junfortunately for this it 18 of no consequence to us what the interests of other countries are. Our interests are not the interests of England, and what is good policy for hem is not for us. It should be gur efifort not to make our country dep¢nd on any other country for the things we can in any possible way raise for ourselves. We have been Jled into these rémarks because what is true as a unation is true‘of an indiyidual. The greater the yariety we can raige, the greater is the chance of our doing well. If we pin ourselves down to one thing, we may find ourselves in the condition of Treland with her po tatoes, and one bad rot willspail gll -our prospects. India suffered once térribly through. growing nothing but ri¢e, and the Bouth from cotton. Mixed industries and mixed crops—these are our policies.

] ' g ¢ When to Apply Fertilizers, Prof. Voelcker, of the English| Royal Agricultural Society, reports as follows on recent experiments: | A considerable percentage of thejnitrate of soda was carried off in the drainage, ~ when applied as a fertilizer. - The poil did not retain the whole of the salt, nar of the assimilable nitrogen. Being readjly dissolved in the soil, it should not be pplied till late in the spring, according to the climate and season. The sulphate|of am: monia stays in the grourd better than the nitrate of soda, and should be sdwn two weeks earlier. Potash salt and|soluble phosphates at the same time. All stable and yard manure is best applied in the fall or winter. Lime, marl, and ypsum may be applied in January, Februpry, and ‘March—the earlier the better, | Mr. J. B. Lawes, of England, hhs.a plct © of experimental meadows that has had | fourteen tons of stable manure ev ry since 1843. Plants grown on this surfhce have @ absorbed all the rain- water, so that little or none has been discharged By under drains. Similar dia'ns vader a part of the meadow not manured “ have run freely several times a year.” An acer of long manared land holde within 86 inches ot “the surface 1,610 tonms of watdr; while -the same area and depth of sumildr ground - unmanured holds only 591 tond. These facts show how largely mabouring from 1843 to 1871 changes the charficter and constitusion of & soil. An industrious, . reading and scientific farmer n?ay make his tarm what he pleases, , '

: Sheep Manmrement.! , - A correspondent of a Montoe paper says: “The inquiry is often made of me how I manage my sheep to obtain so large a yield of wool from year to year. Some say, ‘You must feed a large gmount of grain ;’ and when I tell them that I fed no grain to my sheep in the last three or four years, they seem surprised ; but such is the fact. It grain is- fed, corn is best, and should be fed in the months of November and December, assistilg nature (the animal) in its efforts to clgthe itgelf with a heavy, warm coat preparatory fir winter. It is in these months that wool grows the fastest,for the reabon above stated. My sheep are pure bred Spanish Merinos,,and I raise no ticks. A shdep that is infested with ticks cannot produce a heavy ‘fleece of wool, A sure and cheap preventive is to feed once in two weeks one-twentieth part of sulphur, with their salt ; it not only prevents tick , but also the various skin diseases. E ’

Lime amnd Salt Mixtuye. . Prof. Johnson recommends for fertilizing purposes to mix one bushel of salt and two bushels of dry lime under cover, and allow the mixture to lecompose gradually, thus forming an intimate chemical union of the two materials/ For this purpose the mixture should He made at least six weeks before use, or, dtill better, two or three months, the heap mentioned being turned over occasiona ly. This salt and lime mixture, when | pplied at the rate of twenty or thirty bushels per acre, forms an excellent top-dressing for many crops. It acts powerfully on the vegetable matter of sdils ; fifty -Bix bushels applied to a turnip crop bave produced as large a crop 4s barnyard manure. It ie also very destructive to grubs and inzects inthesoil. Like salt, it attracts moisture from the air, and is useful again(s drought, Its decomposing power is remafkable,and if three or four bushels of it|are mixed with a load of swamp mu:ck,‘lthe latter will be reduced to a powder. | <

How to Use a ﬁrlnd-t:one. First—Don’t waste the stoge Ly running it in water; but if you dg, den’t allow it to stand in water when ot in use, as this will cause a roft place, | Second—Wet the stone byl dropping water on it from a pot suspended above the stone,and stop off the water when not in use. : e :" Third—Don’t allow the stone to get out of order, but keep it perfectly (round by " use of gas pipe, or a hacker. i - Fourth—Clean off all greasy| tools bei fore sharpening, as grease or oil destroys , the grit. - : - Fitth—Observe : When youget a stone that suits your purpose, send a[sample of the grit to the dealer to select By ; a half. ounce sample is enough, and chn be sent in & letter. , : i : | T e According to the report of tHe Secretary of Btate, Ohio in 1871 wasthe third State in the Union in the amoubt of corn which it raised.- Only Illinois land Towa were in advance of it, lowa #nd Ohio each raised about 100,000,000 b shels; Illinois bad 203,000,000 bushels. Behing us are Missouri and Indians, whi have re< spectively, 87,000,000 and 9.000,000 busbels. The number of acrés of land lanted in corn in Illinois is nedrly 5,500, 800 This is twice 8s much as|any other State — Cincinnati Enquirer, -

L WAWAKA. | i (Deferred from last week.) ~ Mr. Epitor :—With a sigh, and a tear, \ and a bappy New Year, I.feel not a fear to write locals if I tell the truth, for truth is stranger than fiction in this little town at least. We look upon this bright new year, 13, as ominous perhaps of joy, perhaps ‘of sorrow—that is known only to the great Architect of heaven and earth. " The Rev. Meredith gave us a splendid address last Sunday evening. The subjéct, “old Year, how old art thowf in sin ? Secondly, How old art thou in §visdnm, goodness, ctc.” The address wasgwritten ‘and delivered with an earnestness characteristic of the gentleinan, : ’ Our Sibbath School concert passed off with credit to all engaged in it. A song entitled “I am His lamb,” was applauded amidet tears. :

Mr. Striff has resumed his school duties after a vacation for holidays. Our artist, Mr. Shocmaker, is very busy when the sun shines taking people’s shadows. His artistic zeal ig so great he tried to take the man in the moon a few evenings since, but nearly failed, because the man refused to'come down to his terms. His types, however, can’t be beat. | . The great emporium of trade here is at Jobn F, Knepper's. He keeps a good stock of dry-goods, groceries, hard: ware, and’ crockery. John isa good, Methodjst Republican, and, of course, an honorable dealer. :

Mis. M. M. Dodge, and Mrs, Dr. Nimon, the next day after New Year's, weat “Uver the hille to the poor-house,” and spoke a tew kind words to those old imbecile women who have seen better days. Our coupty may well be proud of thé Paupers’ Palace. It is well warmed by registers, well ventilated, and plenty of well cooked food by the lady matron who presides over the imndoor comforts of ‘the house. : ~ Aload of Wawakiars were invited on New Year's to Mr, Mike Kiser's, near Kendallvilie. They enjoyed themgelves hugely. Tleir appetites were appeased’ by a world of good things, such as roast turkey, and a large dish of nuts to crack, which, by the way, was cracked by the host himself. -We did not ask any ques tions for conscience sake, but, I think he is a- Democrat, for our experienced eyes saw a few copies of the Bansur lying carelessly around. i A pretty severe quarrel took place not far from here this week, but we forbear chronicling such events and leave the bat tle field to brave soldiers, PRroGRrESs.

Gov. Baker’s Last Message. Gov.: Conrad BaKer delivered his last message to-the General Assembly of Indiana, on Friday, Jan. 11th. The most Important points of the document are em: bodied in the following : : - The foreign debt of the State is reported as follows : : ! Amount of 5 per cent State stock under : the adjustment of 1867 .. Theseiai v B 832.860.00 Amount of 214 percents. .. ............ 4,060.13 Amount of war loan bonds issued uuder ks -the legislation of 1861 still outstandCgULL L R B 130.000.00

Potal. toL i ol L GTYR 930,15 To which must” be added the amount ot the old’ bonds issued prior to 1841, the payment of which 'is provided for by act gpproved Dec. 12, 1872, and interest ac crued thereon, making the total of $569,000 on this score, and a grand total ot $744, 930.12. e The domestic debt of the State consists of nonmegotiable Londs of the State issued to its own school fund to the amount of $3,905,906.25. The interest of this being pledged to the school, it is really no debt atall, in the ordinary acceptance of the term, buta bond that the State shall pay so much into the gchool fund. There is in the bands of the Treasurer of ‘the State the sum of $607,743 84, anc the uncollected proceeds of the State tax for 18172 iy estimated at $350,000. Fhe estimated expenses of the present year ere for the present session of the General Assembly $lOO,OOO, and for the ordinary expenses of Government, be nevolent institutions, reformatories, pPris - ons, interest on domestic debt and on war loan bonds, $785,388. Thisis qn the ground that the expenses of these institutions are thc same as in 1872, but there 18 an imperative demand for the increase of the accommodations for 'the insane, and he thinks the levy for the years 1873 and 1874 for State purposes should be 15 cents on ‘the hundred dollars, and also that sume of the revenue of 1873 will bave to be anticipated for the extra ex penses on this account this year. He calls attentioa to the necessity ot enlarging the duties and responsibilities of the Attorney General, and recommends the law to be changed accordingly, and that that officer be compelled to live at the Capital a 8 the other State officers, and keep an office.

The neeessity of a Burean of Statistics ‘and the establishment of a school of fee—ble minded and idiotic children is point ed out, and recommendations are made in regard to the same. The submission of the amendment to the Constitution forbidding the resumption of the control of the Wabash and Erie Canal, with the as sumption of its debt, and of a vote in regard to the holding of a Constitutional Convention, are recommended for an elec. tion on the second Tuesday in October, at which election also delegates to the said Convention shall be elected, to meet it the people decide to have such Conven tion held. © Liberal appropriations are recommended for the State Geological Department. The Philadelphia Centen. nial Celebration and the Washington Monument are commended to the consid eration of the Legislature without recom mendation, The joint resolution of the Ohio Legislature; and a letter of Gov. Hayes trans mitting the same, complaining of a breach of faith on the part of Indiana ix regard to & compact to keep up the Wabash and Erie Canal, is presented, with the recom mendation that the Legislature pass a Jjoint resdlution denying that such cistract ‘ever existed between the two Stnt:«

By way of kicking the South, sor. one fishes up out ot the census certais statements to the effect that in ArLABAMA 63 per cent. of the voters are wholly illiterate ; in Mississiprr, GEORGIIA, and FrorIDA, 51 per cent, ; 1n KENTUCKY. 28 per cent.; in MARYLAND, 22; in DELa 'WARE, 24; and so on. The deduction from, all this is that & population so grossly ignorant needs paternal restrais, force laws, and the like. But who cr. » ted these enormous percentages ? = Wun it not the' very .men who most boas! of their culture? Did they not insist that a multitudinous horde of semi-barbariane, 88 ignorant of letters ag the mules they drive, should be made part and parcel of the body politie instantly and en mss? —N. Y. World,

A TERRIBLE murder has been dis covered near the village of Arnoldtow n, thirteen miles south of Louisville, Levi King and Richard Baker, neightiors, visited the village, -where Baker, mukiuyg 8 few trifling purchases, exhibited ~ dollar bill. Thbe two menu left the vi.lage together, and from that time Baker wis missing, until found in a diteh, covered with rails, the head and face being hor ribly beaten, King was arrested, nod some trinkets purchased by Baker were found on his pergon,

g Worse Yet, 7 1 ' We were in errcr, in stating a few days | ago that Governor Banker had signed the ‘ infamous redistricting bill, passed by the Legislatuie. The Governor did even worse ' than we gave him credit for, He exhibiu%a degree of moral cowardice that re. | fleéts much more severely on his character ‘ a 9 the chief magistrate of Indiana. He did not,believe the bill just, or, of course, | he wqurd havesigned it promptly. Know ing it 'to be an outrage, he declined to give it his positive endorsement, but had ‘not the moral courage to veto it, The bill was laid aside by Governor Baker, and allowed to become a law uader u pro. vision of the Constitution, which confines the Governor’s power -to veto a bill to a certain specified numbér of days. Had the Governor signed the bill, some excuse might have been made for him, on -the ground that be believed it to be just. But by allowing it to become a law while ke was, in effect, declaring it unjuast, he has ‘proved himself a greater slave to partisan’ prejudice, than we gave him credit for being. Had that same bill been passed by the Liberals, there is no doubt | that the ‘Governor would have promptly vetoed it, on accouut of its manifest unjustness; but as it was passed by his ownparty, he allowed it to become a law, andthought t» shield himself from blame, by simply refusing to exercise his duty, and veto it. — Hoansville Courier.

TaE Chicago Zribune says that the disasters on the lakes and the 3t Lawrence have caused a loes this year of $3,250,000, one third of which, $1.035,000, cccurred in the month of November. The humber of vessels destroyed is one hundred. |

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Delinquent List, 1871 ! ¥ | Lnquent 448 y, 1044, L AUDITOR’S OFFICE, 3. | : NOBLE COUNTY, IN'DI.&NA-} | The following ig a list of Lands and Totwn Lots in said county retarned and remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes due on the same for the year 1871 and former years, with 'pena)t); and interest cﬁmged thereon, aleo the taxes of the current year, 1872, to which 8 penalty of ten per centum will be added if not paid en or Lefore the third Monday in Aprii, 1873: . :

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o 1 v e : . No.3.—PERRY TOWNSHIP. o Aker Nancy......| 2mnecorw hfsw qr....v.{.....,._.A;q.'-z:.'lsi g} 3‘8‘133‘ g%g AdlSO‘ﬂW &g '9‘95 gcqr______.._.:....-.'..‘..--’~1‘..1 S’ S:;i :1570"56 06 - Cavin Mary......| 89 whfsw qrm) 8 401..; s Cole Sand GS...| 94neqrnw Sad s 201..( 120 §33 Edgerton Jos K. | 142 und hf se qr se qr....‘..........i1‘_ SISI -l o R MeberLT....."| 1w sonseqe. LI o 1) a 0 10 Histan George. .| SOUPLONIRWGE. oy oo ik o 12918 5700 60| 209 same 1 202 pt wnf ne Sliee tanee el oo i} 118 l 1.,“_ 56014 32 Hanlaw James... 2428 pt “e—"l"--"“"""”""""Hl I 8! 791, ] 486!1682 Hanna Chartes. . | 246 w hf frll sw quu i 8l 40)..| 2408 40 " eame ‘ 247/se qrsw 6 0 Wi e 8 Hanna Horace H.| 248 sw ql‘5(_‘(1"~-------.'“ﬁ"'"""gi;(;"g 8 201..| 80028 06 Huff David. ... | ‘-’f‘-ﬂ“‘».hfﬂ‘”,;f-------,'-f-""""::::;*:;':cz«e:, i e Meihndistchurehl 3778 w cor ehf sw q L e 400114 03 May Henrietta. ..) 396nend5wqr................ 71 8 80l 480116 82 Parks Sarah 5....| 457 e hf se q“h 18 30l | 240! 8 40 Pierce Joseph....| 460 t pt nw se hfﬁz .18 617 200! 701 RandallJ R......| 493 pts hfseqr,...------~-------"i.‘i‘2 2.1 81 401 96036 56 Stocker Let.nae_r'.l 510 ne qr nw ql ‘8"“*; 4 71.65 its§ o Smoker Isaac....| 523 nw cor ne qr LS B e Stutesman Abra'm| 552 nw cor 8 half se qrcecennnn. e 2 20’..1 el i Wolf Leon'd heirs| 6328 half seqr ne qr .2.....5.. .. 16/ 8| 20 | Soslib'eq . game ] 6330 part e half se qr..c0.......... 111 8l 20l o i Wilson HD......! 620 undivided half se gr se qr.. - --- 131 Jz-U S 2011 120 410 € No. 4 —ELKHART TOWNSHIP. - S bl e e e W HmEr Gp et e BurnetteAlva....| 2lNWQrneqr...oo.cooeaenii. o, gisi g! gg g%' ggé same. ....| ?‘3'“9‘1’““'q”""""'""""”"28- | 9120 19v45/57 26 Brown Abram...| 32purtnehf................-.,.---408‘: I S el same * ' ....| 33ehfnw Silo o 5 e Bennett Jonathan 38 sw cor w half se qr--~--~----f%'l4;; 19 4T)§“ -200121 o . same | 45me qrnw qr.‘l.l !ol 4‘;-- 340! 98; ‘Dukes Samuel .H! 177 n part w half ‘ne ql-_...........|08 i 33) o Flowers Jannettal 239 w part se qr se q".""""""‘!_;,gi of abi 1070105 oB’ Hardenbrook WFE| 318 w halfne qr""""“_‘."""-""f'p i 1 o 150% v Hanna Samuel T, 832 nw qr nw qr‘ IA J mi.. Sﬂg e Hamna 05.......| 333 sw arsw ql3‘q] 2o n Hanna Samuel T| 335 nw qr ne qr,...........i.;..y... 1:? | o doia | Jlanna Hugh T..! 837 frl BEQP. . -oeennnen e, 33(’A'1 4 8(): 300} vea JiannaST (u-ustcel 338 w half ew qr.....,.........’....‘. o)0 e .o :] aHina Horsce ll.} sa9mehaifneqr... . i oiie i a 8 b; el 799 dn’ﬂ‘er Emily.....| 341 part se qrse qr'ﬁ 91' 4010 160! ‘i Hanna Hogh T...! 34¢5nw qr nw ‘ll.‘----~--~------v----,[301 e Jay William.....| 372 w half se gl 80| 11050128 8 Knepper Susanna 394 w half e qr,z.) 10l il »"8()1.1'7 o Ln(?ns Wm.......| 4341 e hu1f5w’qr...._...A...............@:}; ‘?. B(\=.u ol ot same ...... 435whalfse et :v;)[ 2»‘] e - Miller Pcter....-.f 44optse qraw gr.loaii . 101., il : .»E 35' g 130‘ i | same ......[446ptw hu1f5eqr.;............\...‘%4_3 ‘} '9 il oL o e shaitueg Uo) ol o ) < ny 5 TSI 0 g 3 g}:g}éﬁn;}gngs A .| 450/middle part e half nw qr....... . 9 ‘;’2! llggggg 840 Miller Jacob ....| 4qﬁ\ehu1f5e1qr.....................ut;_ Lo 8 B 0 Mawhorter H (est, 4b7iw part n half ne Qre--oonennon. o J;,’:ﬂ; 294)1 Nzl filler G W & Eli| 474/e part n half ne qr 0....... ... 19:: 9 (H lob i"% E{'elson Susan....| 510nC COT 8W qrge qr..0..:........| 1’ 219 '}((?W’ Sanl & é-q oel desse.... .| DlOptße greware = . 0o i ? 71:56* : l 3; Pincheon John..| 5465 w core hf ne Qreececiiaiinnn, 2 9 = 1 3(& g Rice Elizabeth ..| 5:2/pt sw Gr5Cqr.................. al 1,3: aisdl ael ¥ s Ripperton MaryA sssiw ptshfne gr................] i: 19 Ao L U Reed Richard. ..} 595/pt se qr sw qr...._, 2 121111700 e e same ,__,;,596iuhfueqr»................._.....;1m, |9] el ol 645 ~ same ‘....‘597iwhf5ptmeqr....'.._..........'i 1 ‘93 6'5)2;:)0f e ame 18w sides ﬁe’qr""""""""""?t-};: 9 g(.“oq "0 208 < ...) 618\w 8i eneqr....................;. g |2O 0 Slmls?l%?é Jolnf“.{‘ 619{(& pt nw qr’flt ‘ 9 62.. ?38;12% Spaffna Pau1.....| 630ne qr nw qr&l 9 “1“])}-; e Shroyer Solomou‘ GB6ne cor ehf nw ql‘--f--------ﬂ'-;‘z‘_,g-l_ 9l 453 l 33" 91 Unknown owners| 772/und half sptnwqr nw hf......122i35| 9| 4152! 85

} No. 5.~ YORK TOWNSHIP, @ e ihe T aotel e e 5 BarthousedJ H&ias) ié]: g: ﬁ\gfqﬁes?zrhf‘- g(ﬁ 9? g{‘l %‘;ilg 8:13 . same | 798 D : B o 2 itk Colerick John A.; S_)s);sw'core h(frne qr"""."""‘7':~{; ggf ;: lg 5(.)' ‘1?;!‘632 Edgerton J K....| 153nw qr ne q f e o) o SN LY e 900/31 64 Hardenbro’k Ha t‘} 20218 QL. <eon i eni e el Sl dae Haowk Fattule. .| 2071 e shde bQv e aisso 12 1851 3 35| Soola o 'k Fannie.... ide lsecmcozac o B ] 919 D E Ot Iﬁ‘é‘haw I 2.1‘4:1111(11;; 82§SWXy se }4-------..-:1‘:'1;_.(;; g;l};g,'a’:s g)}g&gg ?é Marshall John G| 301 sw Moiea i o U oDI aok (8 ogsame DT i eoo B 8 L BUGOL ] 80098 13 B labacns o W'} 300/ 3 10 3 .- 7131 9°4o] .| 11511 00 Schlabach I.leuyy; iil(} gcl);tx;ntlbl ;.1!]-‘-‘7-.17;..‘.............:3‘%34; 2 n;%()l 225! 10 Suret Francis....| 405, €4 Az hosesns - s fic YOl <{ol s Shearer Charles S| 411!1‘1'319/ Eldle/o Yemelg.. ... -----7§Jg§34‘ ::18#' 6(1?3’29 2?) Ulmer David T---l 4411 w 35 se satoe: l-as(f |ol 12i50!. 60l 509 Wildon J (tmstee-’ 46?;\V pt ne ;i{nw A“"”“““”“"3');“] o \._o 1:0‘ ~6') Walker Amaria..{ 475 n endﬁ'_ég_&nf_é._.‘._._ Sene 350 ‘)J;;:l"_#_‘ 162 , No.6—NOBLE TOWNSHIP. .~ S e niNThEa Te e Bonewitz Sybil..| 39uad % Shf'"‘f Q}‘..:............:}i.[.j.?! g} Z;ggl I'xig'zi gé Crandall Jn0....| 6l'ptshf nw mn*l A 45} o Lt (0233(1; ;x;t;{;)g’rqr.................._E”},.v.; ol 20| 8451375 game i 3, 1 e e LG g b Cook John' R ....| 661 e hf sw qr e Ll g‘ 8. f#f;?é‘f? L Emne 9l 40/, | 280117 32 L b liikntewer 19/-2] o gol | 430/12 81 Evaus Jonah.....| 1188 hf sw qx.....‘.,..............;?:'1 L 3 o ;}ls’ I Edgerton Jos K..| 12Tne qr neqr..‘......i............::)5!..5 ! o e 366 Grable G W......| 180,nw cor w hfbeqr..............1gn1.., L Hanna Ollver S..| 220'sw qr sw qrn‘ e Bt Helizel Henry. .. | 228 frl n of lake 5wﬂr......._......‘03!.. S g 0 o Hanna WmW....| 2400 w gr ne'l}f:"""""""""'45},?' e o . same 541111 hf nw ql"""""'"""""j.{,!"‘ . re 5330‘ S fame 1| BlGeqrsear LR S 4;,'::! Tig| 304 Jay Walter D....| 283 hf E\Vqugg g¥ ‘?8 ‘;gg 2?3 Johnson WR.... ESSlswq_r 5w1fu............._.....A 04.‘. ?)" 80‘“ o 9(;7 Loop Andrew....| 326 w hi nw 15 §. o oas ol McCumber H (etal) 349 nw cor e hfneqr.............. 125 | LBl ' p L e lEwenew o 24}..[ 9 80'. | 520/13 9 Milligan & Brown| 357/undivided % s half ne quarter. 1(2 9 26!66 360! 961 McConnell James| 3730 w cor se qr nw qr.............iQ»” a 5 31 2‘B)‘.. 2go ‘l)z gg U Weme 374ishfne qr 26 = SOI.. 112.,3.06 McAlexmlder‘VJ'mg:SW qr sw qr......_...,.........._gn - 9| 40 % o Quinn John (heirs| 471 s h{ se qr sw qr“"“'”"""":}(‘;“ : 20.. bl Richerds'n Elizab| 483's hf ne qr|3q :86 3 32 o Sharp & 5vn..... 5‘2011-9 w h_f5eqr....‘......._.._.....12.1... ¢ 0,4 35 o Taylor Reuben. .| 501'e hf nw qr'Qr g IS ! 3%5 g 4 ‘Wilking John.... 624 pt se qr anr.............a...] 5. g 31.. 293 1 Witwer Ph;u-es‘..| 627/e hf sw qrbg -9 gg e s Winegardner Lou| 630/sw frl nW qr................... 2. ;l 1] 3¢ 834 same - ’bsl frl nw swqugt JI 19(86 15{0 Unknown owners| 29ipt se qr sw qr........,....:.... 20]..1 91 12|..]1 20| 253 : ' ¢« No:.7".—GREEN TOWNSHIP. . i BeersLewisT....| 33ine qrsw qr..........i......... 2?"{’”9; 40(..| 54013 64 Coil Pcter.......} T4sW qr se qrgo§ :}: | 48|., gzglggg Cook John R ...| lé,vn hfanr.........,...........;3; i | 8011 e same - S 4§i5eqr5wqr._....,......4........;..% i :o._ goo 808 same l 17ne gr sw qu2 i 4Q.. '350‘983 Grier James.....| 164;se qr nw qrsbl i 01. 4 Harter George.. .| 225/e hf whf se ee, Ll 4:’: 40/..| 380) 832 Jones -David..... 351* ‘!“d_,?§ nw qr nw qr....:...'_f.‘..}sié i 26 66 266, 903 . same .....|Reojad DE UNW Qr.............34| {0 | 2666 265 668 Konkle Francis. . 2661ept_;neqr5eqr.....'...........’.;5‘1‘ :1: lgl 100, 32‘2; . game o 2671 w side nw qr sw qr.._:..._.....§35, L lai.. 120} 322 Layman Eliza....| 297Tineqr 5wqr..........i.........|114 : 40‘,,,390 798 YW 354nw rneqr.......0..i.........130] %|: ] 40!, .1 370} 933 Newman Hen’y | q 801 51 NefiJames....... 355.n§t 5eqr.......,...............‘;‘}‘0: : 56£.. 45011125 Tawney Isaac....| 468/n f5wqrne‘qr...........;._.....6: [¢] 20 170* 594 g fame . ... daonptee qEnegr.cioil Ll Ll gl ol sar Tawney Amanda.| 472/se qF DW QU...vueeeon oo ... R6l: |O. 490;10 11 Zeigler & Smith. .| 533\ne qr sw Ar.c.e...oloiynon) 810 40l 350[ 884 No. 8. —JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. . ' Grubb F E (et al).| 159Dt OW qr.......................[263410 2470 209; 622 Brubear§ A.1.).f 163(e pt shf anr’:ﬁ}' | 15[30| 235 '7“1)3 Hanna Samuel T | 200{sw qr 5wqr....................!141,.’ i 401.. 165| > Wilson Margaret, 410{sw COTMWAES sl s ] ekl Shagl 90 o

: Nov. 9.-ORANGE TOWNSHIP. : S e ‘,—“—“‘.-.._........_......_..;3-23510\, 2...) 100] 644 g‘lrns L}'lflli}lilb‘””'" éégg llliie({lrrneql'»....:r..-....:....‘.‘.“1 4‘.».1.."---'so} 125 883 e T ptawqr nwar..L T gl ..i.-.-sl2f 185 618 ek. 425[)t5eqr.....;...............__.JrQQ‘..,..‘1106..'1650‘3590 Cgf)p};,;' Charles_.| 167/pt se qr5wa;..........i.....f;:|%E:“}.. AL jig 2‘3 ‘ég? Cobber Jubn...| 1000 t 50 bPI 11 Ll 0 S W -QOOPle‘r&Luc‘”A”’ 177 se qr sw ql‘l? il aol.] seoltl 18 P N’e]sgnE 2"4!ptswqrew qe 07 201 |.. 117|225/ 879 e William' 242/nw QrEwWar v '-"']l4‘.. .| 4011 10113 24 S anay 327 pt nbf sw qrooooooirn o loeil | 57l 545(16 86 ?{illllu%&Ey.; :1595pt.whfhe 0t..-..-.0..... 0 oleßl 7| i) 891 7l ‘255180 14 ‘Hanna Samuel T| 466/se qreecgr. ol il sl | 40}--: 15/ 45 JanesMilo | 547 in-end whfne qr... > 110 Tl T0E215 79 es George R..| 550nw cor nw Qreeoocanenann,... | 7)..]..| 15]..] 80| '92 Eaon datah . 623 me qrnw qr......00.LL0 000 lael L 40!20) 55002 74 s Gee%seqr BWQE. .............. ... |lB/ 0| .| 37,85! 38011 77 McConnell J B. .. esglpgue Qrég: & izg oo Mattin Windeld 5| 6ollbw 000 ar.. L. oo 101 t oL _::l'gg?f. 29011603 e 3833?&%“&3‘4{::::::::::::::::: B 60/, 825125 53 Morrow Wm . .__| (UL e e .| 280120 60 ‘ . 2 ), cojoas NexUPat, 00l Tilpte bawar oo oSI 09 Ngﬁmnﬁ‘f'“:: 7090 w cor ne Qri........... 20000180 .) .| o 115} 800126 67 Perry James. .. .. 824!5wc0r5wqr................_.. 6/..{..| 10/..] 160 43: Ro®d Thomas . . 859/pt se qr5wqr.............4.....29’.. .-{---|2o] 60} 1 Ross J0hn....... saefptnegr------.---»--~--~-----~-32--~ 3310 600j1s o 7 Snydot A A vv-o.| 0410 w ar te G szt ?j:: = 50| 240011 o 1 Shodler el 944ne‘c0reh%5eq;...........,.._; &L an ;‘5) é%g Taylor & Cochran{lo64/ptneqr...2,.. ;. 00 1177 4.1 l --150 2 Xroube Susan. ...\ 1078 w qr ne qr... . 11011111 losl T 40l 358%38 ‘Tit,combHDavidA}?gé,;v PEIE Fodeioiiepoiiiii 2. - /10).. §§g” o Warren Hanna. .. Pew W-hr meaqe. .00 ¥ {def--| 45|ea] O Ward Phebe A. .. 11431&&3 ArOW et i el _4o____4___l23B ' No. 10.— WAYNE TOWNSHIP. Cookingham U G 93pfsqr sßlsw Giower =1 5 5055 t Cookingham CG| 93pt s.qr s hfsw qrsw qr........ 983511 4.., 37 ; ; 0]..[1940/69 64 Jaeioretendk) sise EE-:S&:.’::;':::::::::::::’::‘:":?3}:: 'SO/ 44013 99 ¢ same 5 Slﬁ’swqrne ee el 4..| 220/ 639 Neuman A H....| 8331 e hf5wqr............ .. .......18‘.. ;.| 80| i} 690179 16 same 334|w hf se Are.....onooveoenil,,. 1800 )80 440572@ Tilston Phineus.| 445 l pt w hfne qr.......... oo T 2; -v2(1)52452 %Villiams Charles 4gﬁisp_tanrsw qr..........‘....1gi..: 2017| 54523 89 caky John A...| 499nw qr sw qQro.ioeo.encienncaaal 1900 e P aonsiinich T T e L ' No. 11.— ALLEN TOWNSHIP, o | e nh s Buscher Joseph..( B 0 KL 8W qT-.-.... o 1 oo os T 6BEIL 60T, ey Day John .......| 182 e ptnw qr nwqr.......... .. 15l | | 10/..| 135/ 5 Digg! s GeorgeW| 202/t ne qr BW Qr.veninincaaaa.. | d1..]0 | 1/47) 440]1236 Ed%gylelrchmu... Bl6os DL B 8 qrecisuaic. in.. i toßl ": | 880 90013,-3)1 same - | 219neqrne qr....................J05 .| 7 dol. 4351959,\ Henry Lovina....| 821lund hf nw qr nw qr............[16. | 0. ?‘m 110 Louder A........| 483ipt ne qr WA gttt ;»-7 15191 Ruman Anthony. pt:;q;; ne-qrv..;.“r..:._...;..._.'..,‘._21 Ll losl 53 152 SN T eo ol vt~ £ Wermer el iy orin o a 8 O 'Vanscoyc P"“’-; '“sPt%ﬂf-_m-:’”-ﬁ"r"'_i“'%‘!'"*’---"‘* O E o R

it © No. 12.—~8WAN TOWNSHIP. by B BEEEE ) ¢ “B‘ ot > L 2gEl dlßl gl B : : ; Siziel Ui . : 18 . SEis a 1 & - NAMES., Tt %DESC’RIPTION OF LANDS. i Rfovies R t‘: 7 i : ikl Fe e : e e | :=saz:§,sl ‘ L CREELEIEL B Arby Jaeckson. ... ’7zngtshr BEqF woieaboanc.nones 838311 50, 300, 822 Bishop Joseph...| 32mhfmeqr.i......i..ocoeeaceq--f135 )0 ] 80{..‘1()002740 same 330 end DWQqr..............-----|13..11 | 135 15 40 DenhamEjmraim 2198 ptshf neqr.................133,.. 1 [3o]..] 180, 491 Edﬁénon osK..| 234ptwhfne qr.................:[24]..] ¢| 60]..] 58028 33 GR&IRRCO..| 270 pt w hfse qr........0.0..n- (2400 1 6lis 501'186 Haines Horace M Bll!neqrsw quß}ﬁ 40}..1 120} 529 Hanna Horace H | 323 sw qr nw Qr...............-..-(33[..1; | 401..[ 190| 819 Haines Perry... | 327 sw qr Mar 0 e 401..‘ 70| 4.90 Ixkeman Andrew.} 362;swgn 5eqr.................;..i45;_5: 5.0 45120 Lyon Laws. ......} 81c si esyvqi-...........“.......‘2123..}: 101_,; 63 704 Reed Mary P..."| 467 ne qrnw qr. ;. oeoo. 00000 be 860 £ 40020 4101122 Reed Samunel....| 47lehfnw qr...2.................132.] :['Bol.. 54514 92 Shenkle%!ary}\..} SO Neqr DW QL. . o bes 4L | 400 ] 555115 19 Wailters I and M.| ti‘.!?'uud%g Bhleeqri..cii..i Lo a 2 10%..} 55! 149 same . o !Gzamndé5d(}r5'eqr..............23:..;: 5., 35 207 Willet James....| 636nnd i nhtseiqr.. .. .......... {235 { 1] 10]..| 100{ 607 game - ‘mt;qnd,!;:'eeqrse Qreclavaoonnolona 28l 1 e 501301 81 Worman Wm....| 651!Spt whf e qr.................1071..1 *| 601..| 395 679 Wilkiﬂ:onvmncis{ 653nW qr W qr.. ... .00.........119001:"} 46/88) 140| 723 Weimdn Susannal 654nw cor w hfse qr..............11..1: | 892 65 177 Wwilkinson R H..| 656 ne qr5efqg........... ioanindans AR 4 1 dOE | 4600 50 Walters F and M| 661lund 14 d hf5eqr...........]... 38/, .; 1-0%.."]6()‘, 274 » same = | 662und fg5eqreeqre............28..1 1 5.1 85 148

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. " LIGONIER. | | e [--| 191,77 307 190, Barnett mas.| 56Straos’ additi0n...........[.. 15 el 011 g}:‘rr:ee)t't Ellx)r(l)a E..| vGS;Richm&)ndsaddt;l-%gtn bde!:";’"%""'l"l 3;i 25.5! 2_.; .121) _ I Gor 5 Sl ~I 2 712 0 ounat fivg fis skt Srea . 251 ) Corbng J0h%.,----i }ggiﬂandall's “dd"""""";"i"s'jfﬁl_.i 7{3‘..‘ 6361 Qéga ~;v-------‘-~---~'-""""";"!"' ! 2l 51 o 5 < gﬁm%n%‘%ancis..}’ 172 Milier's add. . -.....---|.|. 1!1| i& e cne T F..| 18t do peEean esl lanlastinia s Lo Dewitt 'l':(é%’.lw..i 182 Richmone’s add...f......l_aé:_;.s}.éi.,?éé!‘.?;Tjg, e 9 ‘Enyart Hugh E"i'l%ipt-swqr"""'"'fm"”'i“ kafor Tl o 5 Eds:crtond K....| 2u6 Miller'’s add, eh e ey e o . oo hareh eoo ey BE 0 L S e o 340 3844 >do .00. 213 do do Be e ei e 450 168 4 R R 00 b 13|..| 180] 12 54 B O d 0 Lol b 14{. \65 446 b ..... 218 do QOCHs ol cE .‘1_.‘..r.(..‘ 2& 515 Le i ‘w“l 95 158 S .28 do a 0 oo ;1! :.;5&.'.[ s—)i 1:‘;9 do LiiEm do oil w 8 ti de l 233‘Mi”e”“‘m"i""“"”""!"1";'\" 291" | 295 17 58 oseph: .| Spte awar. i 00, (55 850 |T 3 . 1..| 238 pt he fesms oot e el SRI eA L g‘,"yé‘%é’&ff’%,,.;. 239!?{_ichmond:s add, upt}m!w!glmgh‘i (4)8l lg gg Fisher nenry.‘---* 241 pt 8w ‘ll--"-"'1('{"""T:"fl' Lol 41 860] 13 56 Gordon George E| 302 Fisher & Co’s ad “”“““l“"."l}:')-el‘ e as 22 ‘Green AndquA:-l Gy .o bolob Al sl 17 38 Haggerty Sarah A 333 Milier’s add \} l, 504 30 147 | o do”l s do e s 1 Samuel.. 336 d v aalast el esl T egnl 204 g;:itlz; Eliza J...| 3:}9§pt 0w qr ne qr...... ... "!27?35!.?4‘:..3?.)!160‘:’.1 485'! is tj: ' Hussey Elizabeth 353 E e |,3o;"_‘ 45/ 18 ' Hosteiter 8......| 3:)sWQOdS{‘dd'".'""'-""'!”l"i"ft.l::l airtagy 183 Hussey Exizﬁ'bcthl 361$n one-th1r_d...'(.1..........i..|..‘..l e S Hendryx WB. ... 364;Chapmﬂ“5 ad e i 18! . 3;304 13 1¢ Db aiesoqn b e T S 0 18T .'Ilmr:‘é‘;m;:“o H'i :I%23E‘ish€}'& Cusadd~;{ = 1(1)! ‘{‘ i’ifi EIH:X odo‘ do ..'.'.|42i' Sc; . 38 "!’:‘4 !lf A)E;;’ 884 : coiaf 424 do . stoTTE o RS e Bad gg_ gg Isl g frontanrtinst.......‘..!.::.. ‘!1’(‘l ?(;J 2116 Johnson James..! 438}Miller’s add Mftnpt....!..1.-.{.. e ];; (L 23-0 oz N TPI :If.e.‘; 379, March € G ......| b 4 o ”","_‘_'_:i:j::,.l,_i:Z’.. ekl 1800 687 | MeNair Natianiel] S-diPancake’s, add T 270/ 1016 |Mmegpl)_;“._'_ 596*Richm0nd'5zxd,(1......"..._.1..3..]'.. = 3?‘ ‘2)3’};2 e e B eDN s g 5 G Mggrel‘}oJaiﬁé-s-.: 608%011“9“’““'55(1&27 fts side é;télt'é “!.:;:] e 4’%3'1‘5]7%2 Robinson JamesH QQE';S)tehf,ﬂwg"'_"""“”'“ <4eo) Aet “o 5 ’l‘33 i A 25 194 Bt B e s R S ez;asl S P R : ine.. s e ol ; gﬁgﬁﬁrﬁ,ﬁ;}n”_ 747/Chapman’s add 25 ft n pt. iafeler o ‘I’;;" 32 g‘l)f; do do - 748ﬂmit.h’5add..............Aé5é;‘.é.i|.. o‘..“gb e Ulmer Eveline... 8451ptsv"~ql‘---;'.'"d&"""" ilO “al’a 05l o 3 Unknown ownpers| 846 E‘isher&Cods(;_t ceeeeeentmlldL ::;:: 1 2 2500 10 5 T TR e "_t")jj,_, 2| 311 270] 15 68 L et |-.1-.1 24|} 240] 12 34 wosriag Bl enpmanthteaar.. - < i James E| 875 C {8 e oot sl eel Welle Mutiida b, o sead. .. ... || e Wilmuth James. .| 904 Straus’ add.............. T "!47"1 30| 112 i “do 9051 'do Ol s ""'[“I" - l.} 2 _}]s e "do’ -1 908! |do do .......-.----~‘--l-- bl rEaRE g ~

; A KENDALLYILLE. . Amon Joseph.. .. 30 Zimmerman’s‘add enf. .ot bl eT s lot ﬁ;l:ney Sat}me] El 43/Clark’s add, ne qr.. [ /... |..L[| i|u IE;:)\ ‘ ;;5' i‘ii Barney Wm I\L..r G4:Mitchell’s add 62 bf ri side..[.-| 11! |l'] 15} | 6go| 23 13 Baker Milo 8....1 721" ¢ * wht. r" H :i“‘"‘ 100, 385 Irvtwame fo.o T3l M “ owhi.... .||l 1511411 1| 800 l 30 g 5 Borck, Thosy....| 74 Ellenw'd'ssbte Hitc'ksad|..|..|: .st 101: 1140 582 B S i [ |lo} 80; 199 0 R Laane] el gkg - game ] e ent Ll] T 20 51y e “ “ a nehf;..f..;: lS s& 20 100 mame Lo B 9 B o M el i i 00l THesnl 4009 Brillhart sacob...| 86 Iddings’ &dd----.--------;--:.-g o] 46 | 18 103 e B R Ll 20! 137 Barker sohnF...| 95029 feet middle part....... |..[. 1t | ;121 18] +| 500! 39 rg Burnum Lovina.. 96&Mitche11’5add......M....i..‘_,; 1 2127 i 6uol 4709 Brillhartsacob...| 112 w +¢ 44 fteside. .|| 111" 11680 15016850 Bixler Franklin..| 119/ Evans’ bdv toClark’sad‘.,:...l ks ‘SI 65 596 Buigis Szutta....t 138iCl‘ark’sad‘.. 'll Eil'sl 07l | 300 11 56 Brillhart, Sarah..| 150Minott'siadd, pt.......... |..LL 0 |3} ¢ 4 2 600 9313 game oisi| o« pt.!‘l oot} kel 95 11 Bartly Sophia.-..| 163 Daniel’'s add, 5wqr......{..10| ;'] fs2|: | 150 11 51 Bartly Johu 5....| 164|Mitchell’'s add...~.......|..[ k'[! | :j1321% | 1007 s5O Bartly Sophia....| 186 & Moo aceioo-cona )l ilB3]: 175| 14 94 Curr David C....| 238 Hitchcock’s add, whf.. .|| 1| ;[ : 10'; 1250 713 _ game Saoßagie ¢ :ioftesdeju.'..[ Hoilebale ]984 5e Calkins Paulus .| 240Minott’s add............. ‘: o il T 3 560 Canfield Hiram..| 248 Daniel's add, - oo -c.ounu|aalin? (31 [131:7] 10 I 305 game peiy 244}_ e fl] ,[ o 141 50p 152 Caswell Mary M.. 2485Mitc,he11-s a-dd"""“""|"f"i | ' (367 451 179 | same vinses] 1249 e Ll d G i 36:31 1 50| 191 | same .i..| 250 P ..'| .i! [+ [4190: 1< 63 249 | same sl 201 2 M elacoaao b s Rol 651 949 Caldwell Geo. W.[ 238 '= « 407 t w end. 1 || T ] 100] 11 23 ) same oo 2D § ¢ 40ftwend...|..Lik |075if50 3 89 Crosley Nathan 1262 s o' 00 Db R e 83’ 1 275 10 50 Cookingham Walt| 276/ Minott’s add.............[..|.. i e 5' 50 200! 35 17 Cluff Mgarcns..... 292 Hill & Stonessb dv Hi'c'ks|..|..|: Lil i 4] 3 0r s o et b O] 401 1562 Cook Abram.....| 294/Vitchell’s add 58 ft n side|..|. . :!: : [l47] 1] 200] 24 85 Clapp -Andrew R.| 295/Iddings’ add............. "de g 132) ¢ 100, 629 Cookingham T W|. 313 jeeer as, ~| P 184 f; 1 350 134 Cribbs Jacob.....| 317|Mijtchell’s add‘[ v | 123311 5501 43 33 Daniels Ebenezer| 353 Daniels’ add. ............|..[_[:-1 [ 112900 | 95| "] 73 Early wildam. ... 4O3ft eqr 166 by 128 ft.. .. |33[3511 ;1: |....| +1 995| 17 74 Ft wuyneConﬁge dililddinbstadd: ... el ISI 095 267 Flagg, sames M.. 472Mitche11‘5add........._... SR 38171 400/ 29 94 Freeman, E8....| 485/Freeman’s sb dv to Hi’ks|..|..[l | i :]10: | 135/ "5 19 Friend sacob.....| 488{Hitchcock’s add, mid pt. 1‘ el 28t 30, 238 Giettings Adam..| 526 Mitzlhell’s add,lofte end|...| | i} 1f: R4O "1 30 92 91 | same ... 527|Daniel’s add pt..---..--. “efan | e 8l r 1 60l 859 | same ---.| 528IMinott’s add. - -...--...-.|..{. |3 | ii] 28] {1 900] 19 24 Gulumier Charles| 559! Daniel’s [email protected][..[__|! ’SI 23 22,5! 21 52 Gettings Adam.. 581$Zimmerma1_1’.sadd...........,"__' ook : 1150 31 86 - game L 582' " b '------“f-",-‘- !I il Bel 100 l 385 Howard john....| 622ptsw qr................. 333511 *n....{ L 35 403 HulbertF L...... 62-%[22ft;so‘uth Bideii... oo felil }: 171 181 11 430! 40 21 Hopkins, s & HM| 625Minott's add.... 0...-..... ..o Lilt | 8131 40 153 same | 627 < Seht sel let 6l 8l 40/ 153 same ‘1 628 “ SUrion eS e 101 .40 153 same 633_; 14 sebevecsoclid it bol Higrignl 153 sohnson EG & 9| 826 Mitchell's add 155 ft w pt|.. _[: | i|; (240 240( 994 same g« gfpept... ||| i lea)i | Tol T3r sohnson John.... 830!1 dmer and 00l 66, " 85/ 931 Johnson Eunice 5| 831 Mitchell’s add...........|..1.[| 1} i 1279] | 80 308 same 832‘ $8 2ke g e TRS Johnson Enoch .| 833 |¢« « Soiacaaaacbiloan L RBsl 420[ 20 13 . same 843 l |wo m Lo R o |RasE ash 33 4R Kist Fenry......| 867 Daniel’s add..... 2.0 {llO ]i 4 :soa‘ 22 14 Knapp Henry....| 878 Mitchell’s add............|..|..{ 11 | 1] BO] +1 400| 83 3 B RERN 8 falp oo L 0 L L ng&; 300/ 82 Lander Charles..| 941{Daniel'saddn ptehf....|..l_ |1 |1 |} | 745 10' 0 Linville AT..... 942Lé1gitche11’5add......‘...... HI i 631") 5950 5 - Mallow George:.| 989122 ft middle part west end|.. . a 1 :2500' 96 same 991 Mitchell’s add....[.L.... jolf He ) 191 2 630 l 0 ay Migott sane.....llos9\Minott’s add, pt..........|..[..| H{ef | 3 4] 125] Tq same . ....[lo6o[ st e i webseirsalicbeiliv o 81 R HSE Bg MofE win. .. so. o {1072+ 46 ae saiewechad bl f B 8] 4001 19,05 Mohlevin Christ.|loB4 Zim’erman’sad 72 ft wed|..|. | [! ¢ 1.6 110 139 | Neuman A H....|ll24Mitchell’s add...........|..["0 1) .1 17611 | 65) 249 Neuman Aaron..|ll3sD°d Lash’s fs22 e sidn qr(..} | |i i 22 50 "7 Orr Alexander...|llso Daniel’s add.............[..1.0[2 '] 11 58] i 30 162 Sommmu e s oL e :.{: i | 54/:"| 260 20 97 Pearce, Elva A...{1158 Mitchellls add, 44 ft s side|...|. Hale 1 18)5 [looo] 38 56 same ....1150] * . (exc3ftesd)ehf|..|”[| Ij :1: {24l} 765 635 Palmer G E......|1164/David Lagh’s add........|..| .Bl el it 90h 995 e e e Do LA R B 1 1 same ...:|1166] s S 0 e e 61 s 100 124 Pallman, August. ([167/Minott’s add.............[..[ 1| ! (el Ts] 650 485 Platu, sacob......|ll69Zimmerman’s add....... .| i: || i 1)+ 65/ 248 Pulver Samuel. .. |ll7oDaniel’s add.............|..[. [t [ | }]-21} i 80| 115 Rice, Am05......|1218/Minott’s add.............|..| /|- .1 [ 18] 1| 50/ 423 S BAME L G HBION S Sl <oL )L5 ) 80l 836 Rice, Thomas. ... 11230, Daniel’s add nw pt.......[.0| i}i [3'] 1| 657 35/ 11 08 SchwartzkopfLew[l267|Ellenw’d’s sbto,lf’c’k,whf il 7y | 140] 1078 . same 1268/west ha1f:_..............[..J: |i} il Bl 30 233 Thomas Augustus|l4l2 gich’k’s 66x15516 whnwpt|..| ;| i | [ 28l: | 40| 216 Unknown owners{l43o/Minott’s add. ............|..{ | 12" | 11)'s] 15| 308 ' same Bl LR e e 18] o KOlB e Valentine william[l43s/Clark’s add, whf.[....0.| ]! [V ] +25 ;1 25 18'31 sami P 36 ot s owhfio.. o fode |GF 3 26) o] 370) 3413 Vonderlonke, C/A1438/22 ft south side wpt ....|.-|":| |:'| }}'ls]:" ooolels 87 watson Robert. .. [l44sGrave’s sb dv to Lash’sad|..| i{: Pl ].B 850 1384 Wilson, Xarier. ..{l46oDaniel’s add, e ptspt e hf|..[:'|! |*:lt | 74[: | 95/ "95 same soeofl46l %t - southpart.|..|i | i i3] 75} | 150, 538 \allaceThompson|l467/Clark’s add, neqr-........|. | | | ¢ o 1 42141 600] 47 22 weber, AA.......|1499 Lash’s add, 75-100 e cor.|. '+ + [+ %] 80| ¢ 170} 653 weber, Nancy A...[1502] =¢ = & TAnecor..|..| sii (o] i 1 60f 230 welch, Ellen M... |lso6lddings’ add.............| . | i|' |":}t | 86i | os| 251 Yant, sohn.......}ls69|Freeman’s sb to Hitchelkes| . | +l* | H[H] (7h | 85115 10

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