The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 39, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 January 1873 — Page 4

The Farm and Household. | CONDUGTED BY JORATHAN STMMONG, |

i ickcaitn A iy #epon of the Department of Ag 1-4‘ ‘ - - ecultmre, | | LWe gather the following agricultural items from the report of the Commissidn--3‘ of Agricultvre for the months of Noember and December: _ i The ave:age yield of corn per acre, list ear, was: lowa, 40.8 bushels; Illin is,| 9.6; lodiana, 398, and Ohio, 395; ‘gennsylvania and Nebraska, 39 busbels; New Jersey, 89 5; New York, 375. T¢xas u}:’ukes the bighest Southern averajze, 8.5! : L ' ? ‘The highest wheat returns are frpm innesota, California and Texas; (he owest, South Carolina, the range being rom 6.4 to 18.7 bushels per acre. i | The highest average for oats is 40 bushels for Nebraska; the lowest {s 8 “Tbushels for South Carolina. . 1 Average for hay range from 710 ¢[ a {ton in Maryland to 1-45 tons in Illinois. ~ Prices of cereals rule comparatiyely low, corn especially, bearing prices that can scarcely repay the expense of cujitivation in many of the Western Std‘es. | Where fuel is scarce and dear, thejold practice of burning corn has been reviyed. In some instances it has been economical ly used in manufactories, There isa wide | range of prices in the several countids in | & State, those upon through lines of rail- | roads showing higher rates; but wider | differences 'are caused by disparities be ' sween local supply and demand. Thergare new counties in frontier. regions, with | small production and incieasing popula- | tion from immigration, in which prices - are almost as high as in eastern cities. | Averaging the local prices of corn, the lowest is 18 cents per bushel in Nebgaska and lowa, while that of Kansas is 23 and Illinois 4. Going eastward it rises to 29 in Indiana, 34 in Ohin, 60 in Pennsjylva: nia,and 62 in New Jergey. The range in New England is from 84 in Vermont to 95 in New Hampshire. The avgrage for New York .is 70 cents. One bushel

of corn in Massachusetts appears [to be worth five in lowa. In the Sotith the rate is highest in Florida at $1.20 per ‘bushel, and lowest in Texas at 48 pents. The price increases- from Deleware to South Carolina, the rates being in their order, respectively, 55, 57, 58, 62, and 66 cents; in Alabama 78, Georgia, 86, and 88 in Missiseippi and Louisiana. ' The averages of wheat range between $1 95 in Massachusetts'and 74 cdnts in Oregon, the next lower being, respective ly, 78 cents for Nebraska, 83 for Minne* sota, and 85 for lowa. The crop|being poor in Kansas and Missouri, local [prices aversge in those States, respectively, $1.42 and $1.41, about the samé asin Tennessee and West Virginia. i The returns point to a decrease of s.per cent. in the potato crop from the product of last year, amounting to about six mil: lions of bushels. The Western States, in which tbis crop has suffered for peveral years from the ravagesof the Cqlorado beetle, report diminishing losses from this cause, and are the only States,| North Carolina and Texas excepted, reporting increased production, L

| e— s Winter-Fattening Sheep. ! In commenting on this subject, Jhe,Ru- ‘ ral Press remarks: 0 The feeder takes in hand a flock of sheep in medium condition, and the problem for himto selve is, how to put them in condition for the market during the latter part of winter, or in the fore part of the spring. This we believe jhe can accomplish with the best ccom“my by feeding them high during the tvﬁ) latter autumn months, and then carrying them along on medium feed during t-hfrest of | the time he keeps them, v ' Every farmer who has handled this class of stock ought to know thit there is a great difference in the cost of] fatten: ing sheep which are put in winten quart - ers in low condition, in comparison with those which go into the yards %n good order. If a sheep has been losihg flesh daring the latter part of the iaF, it requires congiderable effort to tuprp. him round when cold weather sets in,land set him on the road to a good market; good shelter must be had, and an abundance of the most nutricious food. On the other hand, if be has been steadily gaining during thie same period, it requir¢s much less food through the winter to pnut him in good wmarketable condition| in the spring. : | This fact is so well understood by ekilltul feeders that they refusp to buy stock sheep which are in low condition in the early part of winter. . They deem it better to buy flesh and fat than to put it on a poor carcass in cold weather. In vie\Tv of these facts, it is ecoucmy to begin feeding grain to wethers as soon as the first of October. If the pastures are good, 'so much the better, but feed grain nevertheless, The rate at which the sheep will fatten will be quite satisfactory. The feed need not be heayy, bat it will be found, if the scales are triad, that more weight will be gained from a bush el of corn, fed in the fall on grass, than if fed in the winter in the yards, and in conjunction with hay and straw; . A supply of salt should be k¢pt in the -~ pasture in a covered trough, so |that the sheep can have access to it at all times ; and, of course, there should be | abund - ance -of good water. Corn cq4n be fed very conveniently in the ear, cracking it in pieces, and scattering it on tHe ground in a dry place, or it may be shelled and fed 1 troughs. The feeding places should be changed frequently, sp as to be sweet, and the poorer pastures of the field should be selected for this purppse.

To Make Great Laying #ens. It is claimed that there is as much advantage gained in paying strict attention in selecting hens with prolific tendencies from any breed, as in selecting good milk: ers to. improve the dairy stock} and the hypothesis—perkiaps establishe& fact—is one that stands to reason. Ever}zone who keeps fowls is well aware certain ones are greater egg producers than|others of .the flock, au§ the eggs of only snch as - these should be saved for the ;erpose-of .increase. ‘ . " One writer Von this subject says that he .is perfectly certain that the dumber of .two hundred eggs per annum hay be attained in a few years' time with perfect ease should the object be sysbimatically sought. Itisa matter within the reach of all who feel interested in it, and one that can be easily tested, without any knowledge whatever as to fancy points. If the poultry flock of & farmer can be made to produce double the eggs usually obtained from{a certain number of hens, the improvement will be-a paying one.

Churning, Hs During the process of churning a certain uniformity ot temperature must be observed, or the butter will be [soft and spongy instead of being firm and compact. The agitation, also, of the cream must be regular, neither too quidk nor too slow. If the sgitation be too quick the butter will make and unmake itself before the churner is aware of iit, as too rapid motion induaces fermentation,which, when it has reached a certain point,is entirely destructive of anything like the possibility of making even mjoderately good or well tasting butter. [Ff, on the other hand, the motion be too islow, the agitators in the churn fail to produce the desired separation of the component i;:artl of the cream, and the consequence , that after a good deal of time epent in laly action the churner is tj)m;@ ag tar from his butter as he was at the be nning of his labors, The best temperature for the oream in churning is from fifty to sixty degrees. e Mussrs, LockriDGE & Bﬁibﬁkﬂ,» of Greencastle, recently sold a lot of short~ horn steers at 8 cents per pound: Anothot argoment in favor of pure bred. | it i ‘ I

"“"——'—"‘——-—-—"‘—'—_"—‘—"—"‘—r“‘_—'——_——_—"' THE WHITEWASH OF OgAKES AMES, It is impossible to contfive anything weaker than this testimony of Oakes Ames | before the Congressional fnvestiga“ﬁng Committee in reference to lzlis distribution —that is, the use of the rP(f.ciﬁc Railroad Credit Mobilier stock—amang members of Congress. He says he beﬁn by soliciting - his intimate friends and men in-Congress })ossessed of means, and| capitalists inarge cities, to take stock. | He don’t state that he had the leastidea tﬁmt there would be any impropriety in members of Congress being interested in railroad stock, which their action could|enhance or diminish in value a 8 they pleased, The members whom he wished‘ to purchase he now says ‘‘ wére members of means,” but, unfortunately he, in his letter to MecComb, .of January 30, 1868, he stated they were poor. He says he had 250 shares to distribute, and that he strove to use them in such a way as to ‘ spread our influence everywhere.” What influence could it be except official favor and votes for the road ? He tells us that Vice Presi-

dent Colfax ‘‘wanted'some stock; that he paid for it, though it was never transferred to him, nor does he remember . ever ‘having paid him any dividends.” If it was paid for, why was it not transferred on ‘the books? Why were no transfers made in any ease? 1S there any reason than ‘that the members knew, and Ames knew, that it was illegitimate transaction? The account that he gives of Senator Wilson’s ( now Vice President elect ) connection with it is amusing. He says : : “There was a fund given Mrs. Wilson the twenty-fifth anniversary of her wedding, and I was consulted about investing it. I recommended twenty shares of this stock for $2,000 and the money was paid to -me some months afterward. She objected to the investment, and I felt bound, from what hadioceurred, to take it off her hands and return the money, which I did. Patterson, of New Hampshire, agreed to buy thirty shares of stock, and received dividends upon it, but the stock was neyer trar,lsferred to him, although he paid for it.’

What a clever fellow Mr. Ames was, to be sure, to take unsatisfactory money ventures off the hands of his friends! We rather guess that sort of kindness was confined to the members of Congress. He likewise advised. Dawes to buy the stock. He would guarantee him ten per cent., and also re-purchase it any time he wanted it dane. . J The fmost remarkable evidence of kindness was in the case of Kelley, of Penn_sylvania. In regardto him we must quote Ames’ own words: “I recommended him to buy, and he said he would like to, but said he had not the money to spare;to pay for it. He never took stock. My recollection is very indistinet as to this case of his. I made a loan to him of $l,OOO, I think, which he has never settled. He regards the stock as belonging to me. It being a transaction of long standing and of small amount to me, I have never given it special tho’t.” Isl't that a very business way of doing things? So great were Mr. Ames’ enterprises that such little things as a loan of %1,000 to a brother mmeber he can hardly recollcet. He took Scofield’s stock back, after he had it awhile. The new/Senator (Allison) of Towa, and Mr. Wilson of the same State, took ten shares each from the great distributor. . Now, in the light of these very poor efforts at whitewashing himself and others, we ask attention to the following letters, which he wrote four years ago, and which expese, without gloss, the whole transaction : 5

<“WASHINGTON, Jan, 25, 1868. “H. S. McComs, Esq..— Decar Sir: Yours of the 23d is at hand, in which you say Senators Bayard and Fowler have written you in relation te their stock. I have spoken to Fowler, but not t§ Bayard, but will see him soon. You say I must. not put too much in one locality. = I'have assigned, so far as I have done, four for or (from Massachusetts, one for or from New Hampshire, one Delaware, one Tennessee, one Ohio, two Pennsylvania, one Indiana, one Maine, and I have three to place, which I shall .put where they will domost good to us.” I am here on the spot, and can better judge where tliey should go. I think after this dividend is paid we should make our capital $4,000,000, and distribute the new stock where it will protect us. Let them have the stock at par and profits made in the future. The fifty per cent, increase on the olestock I want for distribution here. Wd. allow Durant to. place $58,000 to some three or four of his friends, or keep it himself. [ have used this where it will produce the most good for us, I think. In view of King’s letter and Washburn’s amove here, I go in for making our bond ‘dividend in full. We can do it with perfect safety. I understand the opposition to it comes from Alley. He is on the Finance Commiittee, and can raise money easy if we come short, which I don’t believe we shall ; and if we do, we can loan our bonds toe the Company, or loan them the money we get from the bonds. The contract calls for the division, and I say have it. When shall I see you in Wash- | ington ? Yours, traly, | : : ““OARES AMES.”

‘“WASHINGTON, January 30, 1868. “H. S. McComß—Dear Sir: Yours of the 28th is at hand, inclosing a letter from, or rather to Mr. King. - I den’t fear any investigation here; what some of-Durant’s friends may do in New York Courts can’t be counted on with any certainty. You do not understand, by your letter, what I have done and am to do with my sale of stocks. You say more to New York. I have placed some with New York, or haye agreed to. You must remember thatit was nearly all placed as you saw, on the list in New York, and there was but six or eight M for me to place. I could not give all the world they wanted or they might want; and of that you would not want me to offer less than one thousand M to any one. Allfly is opposed to the division of the bonds, says we will need them, ete. I should think that we ought to be able to spare them, with Alley and Cisco as the Finance Committee. We used to be able to borrow when we had no credit and debts increasing. We are now out of debt and in geod credit. - What say you of the bond dividend? A partof the purchasers here are poor, and want their bonds to sell to enable them to meet their payment on the stock in the C. M, I haye told them what they could get as dividend, and theg expect it.. 1 think where the bonds the- parties receive are ‘the eighty per cent. dividend, we better give them the bonds; it will not amount to any thing with us. Seme of the large holders will not care” whether they have the bonds or certificates, or they will lend their bonds to the Company, as they have done before, or lend the money. Quigley has been here, and we have I§Ot that one and one-tenth that was Underwood’s. I have taken half, Quigley one-fourth, and you one-fourth, J. Carter wants a part of it; - at some future day we are to send a part to him, Yeurs truly, : | i “OARES AMES,”

. » “WasHINGTON, D. C., Feb., 22, 1868. “H. 8. MoCowms, EsQ.—Dear Sir: Yours of the 21st is at hand; am glad to know that you are getting along so well with Mr. West; hope you will bring it out satisfactorily, so that it will be so rich that we can not help going into it. Isreturn §ou the papers by mail that you ask for. ou agk me if I will sell some of my U. P. R. R. stock. I will sell some of ‘lt at par. Credit M. of A, I don’t care to sell, I hear that Mr. Bates offered his at $3OO premium, but { don’t want Bates to sell out, I think Grimes may sell a part of his at $350. I want $14,000 of the Oredit Mobilier to sell here, We want more friends in this Congress: and if a man will loek into the law (and it is difficult to get them to do it unless they have an interest to do s 0), he eannot help bon:g convinced that we should not be interfered with; hope to see yon her or at New York the 11th, R ,YO 18 ws, W : coen s B O ARRS AMES,”

: See to the Sheep. Sheep thin in flesh should now be sorts ed from the flock and given the advantage of extra feed. Im most flocks where there has been a natural increase many ot the ewes *have been reduced in flesh by sustaining two lives, and such will be very likely to furnish a pelt before spring vnless properly fitted for winter. . The way to keep a strong, heslthy flock is«not to let any member of it get poor. ~ Chicken Cholera. @ . ° A crrespondent writes us that in many cases what is called chicken cholera is not that at all ; that on the hind parts of chickens are small nits; that the chickens pick these nits off their own bodies and swallow them; swallowed, the nits hatch into little worms in the gizzarg, and these worms Kill the chickens. The remedy is greasing the bind parts of the chickens. We give this for whiat it is worth. v

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Deli t List, 1871. elinquent List, 18¢1. : , ___ _AUDITOR’S OFFICE, } : : NOBLE COUNZIY, INDIANA. . The following is a list of Lands and Town Lots in said county returned and “remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes due on the same for the year 1871 and former years, with penalty and interest charged thereon, also the taxes of the current year, 1872, to which a penalty of ten per centum will be added if not paid en or before the third Monday in Aprii, 1873

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- No.3.—PERRY TOWNSHIP. ‘ N {;ES S h”wqreé 8 '2‘ 8 120, 419 ég:?gnh{ary 89 wbf sw qu_s(l' g{ 38 lggg?g% Cole Sand GB. .. 94peqrnwqr.,------~------‘.;-v-‘l2]; 8} il e g Fiaher Lo or| 1606 w OO B 0 Q.- onLsesie oo 1510 8 10| 330 80 g o AW QT o onn ornennnooijosll] 8 11}40] 185 648 Harsh George. ... ;g;iggfvhnfrngeq‘;;...... ‘9. e} 1510 sgg',legs; o aron | 84at ‘ wonooa) 1427) 8l 20)..) 56014 Hanlaw James. .. 242;&_!thnre_1qr...}.........g.. I'ﬁk g 791“ 480%1682 Hanna Charles...| 246 w hf {1 5wq.........g.... mllt sleol |SI o o game 247,5eqr5wpr............b‘,._1ri....31‘7. st 240]1178 Hanna Horace H. 248;swqrseqr......-....-;-.—-5-’-----g(l);-. S e Hufl David........ 252iwhtanr............§.gf.....v..31.. 8' 11 bl Methodist Church] 877/sw cor ehf sw qr.f...i,........5ﬁ1.." e A May Henrietta...) 306 m end sw qr........... 0........ 36 . g s0l:"| 48016 o 2 Parks Sarah 5....| 457 ehf seqrrd 80l Sl Pierce Jogeph... | 460.¢ pt nw 5ehf..................‘_2_7. S 6’177 et b 3 THBQT.oeeeseeeceaan. (4910 8 | 701 RandallJß......| 493 ptsh 32 gl 40!“ A Stocker Leander. 510ine qrnw qr............i..f..... 85“ 8 O 1155 e Smoker Isaac...: ,s‘23lnwcorneqr..-,...............-25;-- gl 14l : 160' S Stutsman Abra'm| 562nw cor s half ge qr..c...ccouune 16 Sl i ‘Wolf Leon’d(heirs 639'8 halfseqrne qr ..............116 .. 2 | same ° .| 633npart e half 5eqr............[J16 .. 8 30‘.. ({?g!w% Wilson HD. ... | 620jundivided half se qr 5eqr.....31)..0 8l 20...1 120) ¢ .No 4 BLEHARUTOWNSHIP. | ; Birnatts Aiva.. [l oimwarne . Tveosiuae [ Bpsi 08l B“menemva"”“ ‘ giggqqrrrﬂs 35 I 30 | of 38" 1210 536 e W Caiiiliiiiooiosiuesi | aligol lowasiny 86 Brown Abram...\ ‘zég‘;‘r’gl?;hér FE e ‘su!.. 245,51 20 ame Saediinh QUi feii: 4o Beni’letwonammﬂ, Seog o ;gg‘ggg me 20 S L ¥ F}“ Dukf:: Samuel,Hl 177 n part w half 1)e_‘1r............"1)g;: g gs‘ g;glggg Flowers Jannetta 239 w part se qr se qx.........,....1.. ) g 0 g Hardenbrook WF| 318 v ha1fneqr.................... ?'a; g 4«0€.. 1(1);(; o Hanna Samuel T| 332 nw qr DW Gleeeiinnisiennns B e £ Hanna 05....... 3335wqr5w,qr....}.'....,..........’n;.; q‘ o o Hanna Samuel T 335 nw ar % &8 88l 300| 768 Hanna Hugh T.:| 837frl DEIQL. - cneennenentinnes |B S 0 s HannaST (trustee| 338 w half sw qrldL o 40!,. T Hanna Horace H. 3;39nehalfueqr..-...v........-......:ﬁg;: 91 401, . Huffer Emily..... 341?partseqreeqr..........-........_ ’l'7}l: 9 ,‘;B‘so gg 1!;91! Hanna Hugh T...| 34bnw qr anr....._‘;..........,..Lmi: g SO;” jmiu Jay William.....} 372 w ha1f5eqr...._........-......“’8:: : 80“'105()2688 Knepper Susannal 394iwhhz}lffxse q: e E‘O'_': 200117 g S 3@3‘%ﬁa1f“«‘Z3{'“":::1::........ 32 gl 80’.. 995,24 74 o Pac aa 51 qr ”“”..............!20": 92.| 50 408 MmerP:mr'"”', 2§E’8§53351?‘335;:::........‘.....:!e0?; 9 3 mo! 789 Mc“?ﬂg;terﬁk;\:i.ﬁa 447|s pt & half ne qr*g‘%{ 9 “‘~g 51 1-;0; 32’; McDonnald JW. 4.49inw cor se qr....itz...’..i_.......[nE gSI o Merrell Janlx)es A. i??!énlil(}ltll}igsg: e half nw g 7!. N o ‘Miller Jacob ....| 466 e h; eLT 0 1320 lewhorterH(est 4(}7fw part n half ne qr........._..‘{gé: g‘ gg 238' ;Z-{ Millér GW & Eli 474e‘purtnlmlf‘neqr..‘..........i 9i: |9] 601.. 1 i Susan 51()€ne COF BW Qrße qreceeccecnnn-.| 3 9‘ 10..1 100} 1‘73 ggleio.lr]es;le Lo oibptedarewge L 0 LT A 930,.| 230 58?{ [ ‘ L 3 | Pincheon John..| 546 sw.cor e bfneqr...........,...12:})‘: g\ 3(1)t50 3(1)§ 534 Rice Elizabeth... 53‘§|Dt SW AU B QT oeniiiennean | i U Ripperton MaryA ‘?@i“’t pt Bi,hgf",?e'rq’“""""":::_’2 Il ‘gi s|“ Qotv 50 amo T S9OR hme eIT 0 8 0 i) 6 e 597'whf 5ptneqr...........i..... 11| 9| 6250 250/ 64¢ same - ...l sosle pts ptnear......i. IT’ g 6'2150‘ 250/ G3B Stmmone ohm... G15iw5ideneqr..........;...»......;gif ggg ?Sglggs sz\me.{ ...;,-1,.,619ie.pt5‘nwqr.)......................13: 9 401.. e Shecao: Soiomin| Saote dor's, Semw el | 41-- 1001 4% %llllligl{'g;'n ?)\2?11(;)1‘8; 772/und haLH‘sptanrnwhf......[?‘)}:?s ol 452 l 35 91

: : ' No. 5.—- YORK TOWNSHIP. BarthouseJ H&aas) 74Isptehfse Gleec..--nc-co0o) 6341 9) 711 28510 01 i hih t 75/s ptimw qrse h... 2177170 g4l ol 3100 115) 403 Colerick John A. 99‘lsw ¢or ¢hf ne qr...............'?Ziz1ﬂ 9] 18...] 125 640 Hdperton J-K...\| 158nwqrneqr.....c. ..o ... .. 6134‘9 389 lbj 94 “Hanna Eliza..... 187|nw_qr...........;....'........,‘22..‘ 91160....| 400/14 06 Hardenbro'k Ha'ti 2028€ f. ... -oeeeeeeeeeooeoe 100 9116017 | 90031 G 4 Hanna Hugh T....| 206 w D 5eqr.....0....0eeun.......|99(00) 9| 80| 360/12 64 Hawk Fannie....| 207 side nw jqr ne qr|lB[ 9| 25]..| 300120 09 Hushaw TJ.....[ 214und 28 258wl se X..........| 9|..| 9] 13133 100383 31 Marshall John G R(lé!ﬁw‘l34/.,_..r...,....._.‘_._____,_,%4:{4‘9[(;()_, ]00,28 13 same | 805 w &g oo IIIIIIITUIIIIINNII 08l 01160 80012813 Nicodemus F W.| 327/pt ne {ne }6..........,........‘25 .-1 9]...115| 210/21 37 Schlabach “Henry| 390/ne X 1 ne Hoonoeneeneeninesaas 171840 9140]. ] 115]11 00 Suret Francis....| 405 ptnelinw %................136/34 9| 2750, 225 790 Shearer Charles S| 411/frl e sidecl4me X .............[3534/ 9| "1/..| 10| 62 Ulphet David T..| a4liw fgselg. ... 000 LOOOO a“ 9| 80..| 600/29 65 W?f:lr n J (trustee 4621wptneznw }‘{............-...\36..; 91 1250/ 60| 209 wm?emmaria,; 475.nendWl/z_e}gne%.....,.....35]..a9...5{) 10\ 162 iy ! N0.6/—NOBLE TOWNSHIP.- _ : Bonewitz Sybil..| 39und 2shf ne qr........‘.......'12*33; 9 53;§§\ 53525 21 Crandall Jn0....| 6liptshf nwar......... 2.0 11‘..; 9| 47/90| 115, 455 . same :...| 62fr1whinwqr..................|11]..| 9] 96|..| 45/ 119 . ghime | ..l| Gmeqrawaril.. . lnll 0l bel dol ) 348083 75 Cook John R..__.{ 66lehf swqr -0 0 1200700 Tey ol ol | 34531 07 same .--.{ 67meqr meqgr....................|2110.0 9f 40f.. 170’1612 same ... GEDW AL SWQr..ooocumeiiniid 11.:} 9| 40[..| 230/17 32 Evaus Jonah..... 1185hf5wqr............x..........19'_.‘9 80..'430!1281 Edgerton Jos K..| 127jneqr neqr....................130]..1 9 40[..] 115/ 723 Grable G W......| 180inw cor w hf5eqr.............,_z5f._‘9 al: 115"306 Hanna Oliver 8..{ 220{sw qr sw qr3o’ 9l 40/ " 115‘ 306 Helizel Henry. ... 228-[!'l'l nof lake SWAr. . oueneenenn. 111..1 9] 30/22| 70| 297 Hanna WmW... | 240mw qr nehf....................‘.“.’J1__‘9 40‘_, 115/ 306 game 00l 241|nhf-nw (11 St O e Y e 2301 214 game’ v ol 242]sh1’ neqr.cicliaioe 00l Rl ol 80l 930] 814 same s 2dlseqr geiqrol - sl s 80l et apl s 115! 304 Jay Walter D.. .| 283 in hf BW.qr:-. s ..c..........[28]. Lol gol. . 7345‘ 929 Johnson- W R....| 288 w qr 5wqr.................... (32| I’9l 40'..] 175/ 464 Loop ‘Andrew.... 326‘thnwg.....................21__‘ 9| 80)..| 345! 907 -McCumber H (etal 349'nwcor;e i’neqr...............25__‘9 8’ 90! 239 same . . ....|3solehf 5eqr......._............[24] .| 9] 80l.:| 520/13 90 Milligan & Brown 357|und1v1ded% 8 half ne quarter.|l2]..| 9| 26/66| 360, 961 McConnell James 373inwcor 88 Qr W qr.............|29..| 9f 981..] .60/12 09 mEgame Ll 374tsh§né Qroeeennnnnaiieaaaaeaoa | 2000 9] 80|, .| 230/24 36 McAlexander W J 379i5wqr,5wqr...........__._,,,,,,20‘_' 9| 40/..] 115!-3 06 Quinn John (heirs| 471 is hf se qr 8w qr................132[..{ 9] 90/._| 90| 239 Richerds'n Elizab| 483/s hf ne qr:......:........0 771301 | ol gol .| 575/1 87 Sharp & 50n.....| 520{1-9 w hf\5e'qr..................{32|._1 o 6la7| 35 02 Taylor Reuben... 591|ehfnw Qleeeeeennoienaacean g Rll. .1 9 80[..[ 345] 907 Wi?ykins John....| 624ipt Be qr MW Qr.................[25..l 9] al.]| 15 141 Witwer Phares.. 6273111‘ BWAr, Loaioncasas i ol ob ol obok s Winegardner Lou| 630/sw frl nwqr...................132]..| 9 29‘57. 230! 614 same ‘63;1 frlmw 58Wqr.......0.c....cc... 1320001 of 10i86! 115! 634 Unknown owners 29pt5eqr5wqr.........._._...._.1gg,_ 9i 12‘,_ 20| 253 No. 7.—GREEN TOWNSHIP. & Ce o i e e B aie el D e BeersLewisT....| 33neqrsw qr....................1223310] 40[..} 540,13 64 Coil Peter.......| T4SWQr 8 Qr.................... 185 ;|- | 40..| 325/ 820 Cook John Rl D hlnwgr. ...l L.l (23] ok L BOLE | 640/18 16 same . ...l ';56,5eqr5wqr.....................23 1 1 40]..] 320! 808 same I'7ineqrsw Qrecceesceennaaneeaa 23 110 | 40]..] 320| 808 Grier James.....| 164/se gr nw qr. 361 ;1 40]..] 390 084 Harter George.. .|-225/e hf w hfse qr.................i36| iI: 40r...| 330/ 832 Jones David.....| 259/und 2nwqr nw qr....‘........34‘ ;| 2666 265 903 game .....| 260uad %Ne qrow qr............. 134 :|: | 26/66 365 668 Konkle Francis .| 266je ptne.qr5eqr.................|34| 'i: | 10{..] 100| 302 same ..| 267|w side nw qr5v_vqr............3g5' 115115077 120 390 Layman Eliza, ...t 29Tineqr 8WQr....................|14] :1:. | 40..| 300 798 Newman Hen’yW| 354nwqrneqr....................|30] :|: | 40|..1 370 933 Neft James. ...... 355ugt BEQT.vececiaaasanesaaaal 1010 10 | 56, .1 450/11 25 Tawney Isaac....| 468 n hf 5wqrneqr................[26: |: | 201:.] 175/ 594 .same vsre 460MPLse qrNGQr.... .. .qoecaaa |Bl L Tt 30l ib6l Tawney Amanda.| 47218 qr OW qr.....eunennnnana:a 2600 F| 40(. . 400/10 11 Zeigler & Smith. .| 533 in€ TBW Qr..:e..uveeunnn ...t BB]o |0 | 4oloo] 350/ /BR4 e D S s e ses PBl H b o got DR o No. 8. —JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. - Te e e e e Grubb F E (et al).| 159[ptnw. qr.............dee.......]2684(10] 2470 205) 622 Grubb Mary A...| 1631 e pt shf nwqr....:............126/..] ;| 15/30] 235/ 713 Hanna Samuel T' | 200{sw qr sw qr.......:............[14{..| :| 20|..]- 165| 502 Wilgon Margaret| 410{SW COTOW QFeeenueynnnnwnaaat) 1. 1 8.1 90 972‘

v * No.9.—ORANGE TOWNSHIP. : ee e et e e, e e e et ettt et Barns MayE.....| 2Lpt Ne Qrececcaeaanaan...... ...[32|35/10) 2,.,) 100] 644 BonarPhilip.....; 22iptneqrneqr.......-.......... 4‘.. s 50’ 125| 883 game .oe.f 23PtOWQr BW qQr.........1i... o) Blelllu]...|l2] 185|618 Berry Bufns.....' 420 D B QT.nee e mansnnroonsaeroes [2911.|2[106]. . 1650135 90 Cooper Charles..| 167 pt se qr5wqr.........._.......291..1__|.. [2o|" 60 455 Cooper Ashrael. .| 168/pt 8€ qr BW qr--.....iurieen. ... |29(0 1.1 .. |2o] ‘6o| 297 cgoperJohn,.:..‘ 169\pt 8e qr 8W qro-................129/ [ i1..J20! 60| 581 CassL &Lucy A.| 17715 e qraw qr........_.. 01177777 h7| 01001 40 .| 36011 13 DowneyNelsonE;. 234|pt SW qQUBW qr............_....[291..]..1 I]..] 225|/8 79 Dingman William| 242inw qr 5wqr....................114/..]..| 40[..] 101324 GallupSidney....| 327iptnhf sw qr.......,.............[26]...|..] 87]...| 545[16 86 Hall %&E...... 459lptwhfne qrocolsoaiionssn. L 19blL i 89)- .1 255]80 14 Hanna Samuel T| 466ige qrBe qre..c................./150..]..] 40{..] 15| -45 .Jones Mi 10....... 547|nendwhtneq‘r....._..__,__,, i 4 Tl gop 215 Jones George R..| 550[nw cornw qr........:.........1 71..]..1 15]..] 80| 92 Lucas Jacsb.....] 623 me qrow qr0ie.....0i. ... ... (220, ]..| 401..] 550/22 74 - same tas.p ORGISE QR SWQEIIL L e o Rl ) 37125 380{11 77 McConnell JB, ..| 669iptne qr..5eeeceace..........-.16[.]..|--.125/ 320| 990 Morrow Wm.....| 671iplsw qr...... 0001011107 laol T ISO 120( 871 Martin Winfield S| 68liswqrne qr......_...__.. ... ... [24}..]..] 40{..| 39016 03 Miller Amelia....| 7078 w qrsw qr......_...._ ... ...120|..]..| 40..| 525/16 24 _-Bame ceod| TOBDPEtWBhEnwqr.... L o .00 D2OO .]. .| 60]...] 825!25 53 Motrow Wm..... 710‘ptsw (e oot o el B el eßotpn KD Merriam Emma A| 726/pt5wqr............__.._..""TT1egl I {...|50] 30| 92 Ney Pat.........| -Illpte hfewqr.... ~ . Cio 0 Pebl o lest ‘osh 487 Neuman B F.....| 709mW corne qr.............. . " he1..|..|...|15| 300/26 67 Perry James.....| 8248Wc0r5wqr............ .. 6|.... 10-.] 160} 494 Reed Thomas 8..| 859 pt se qrewqr..........._. 7 'le9l |..1...[20|. 60| 184 Ross J0hn....... 862ptne(t;r...............,___,_,,,32‘.. ..|---[so] 15| 68 Swihart Elizab...| 914ptehf5eqr............ . """""1g |.| 82...| 600{1857 Snyder A A......| 9418 w qr ne tér. I"{.’. ..| 40]..| 24011 01 Sheffer C C......| dddmecorehfreqr.......... .. .| 51:.1..1 81..1 40] 123 Taylor & Cochran(lo64pt neqr.............__...... 771 4127| .|, . |so] 225 695 Troube Susan. ...[IO7BBW qrne qr....................[125..}..| 40|..| 85022 39 Titcomb David AjloBllwptne qr0...........____ " |99/ .|..[110]..| 940/29 09 Warren Hanna. .. 1125/e pt whf ne qr... 2101771777 7/laol )") 45,2 560117 82 Ward Phebe A...[1143[5e qrow qr.............. ... |22!..]..]| 401..] 400/12 38 e e e ettt e iAo S et ‘ No. 10,~WAYNE TOWNSHIP. W Cookingham CG| 93ptsqrshisw qrswaqr........ 288511 4,.., 37052 84 Mueller Frederick mZegt BO QI cncennnniiii i, 25)..10 |120]..11940/69 64 Moon Samuel M_| 815le hfneqr............... .. _.. 18/..|: | 80|..| 440{15 99 same Cpllaswarße qr. ioLs v el b 4920176 89 Neuman A H....[ 333ehf5wqri.............. ... 181..1° | 80| :| 69079 16 ‘same | 834jwhfee qr.....................18..]: | 80] :| 44057 84 Tilston Phineus |44 gptwhrneqr........_, Gl A IS 88 Williams Charles| 4868 pt aw qr 8w qr.......... ... 18/..|: ..| 205/24 52 Yeaky John A...| 499 w qr 8w qr..................-101..|° | 40}..| 845/28 80 e No. 11.— ALLEN TOWNSHIP. . - St S e P N e RR R Buscher Joseph..| 50ehf 8WQr.....c..ac0iu.......... 63411 80{..] 990122 27 Day J0hn........| 182 e pt nw Qr OW qr..............[15/.-|: | 10..| 135| 586 %ﬂmGeorgs’W’»mmneQr*'swqﬂl‘;.‘.:.x........’.'-.. a 3 12 36 y Archillas...| 216/s hf se qr.................._...195..}: | 80 25 11 ~ 7 ‘same 219i0e.qr N Qr....................125..1" | 40..] 495113 80 Henry Lovina....| 321jand hf nw qraw qr.........__.{16]..]* | 20]..] 135/19 59 Louder A........| 433/pt ne qr BW- Q.. doic susasinaaen] dach rfooo |99 -90 F 1 10° Ruman Anthony.| 520/pt sw qr ne qr........... ... 07l ¢ 450 1 mlﬁa’ gssn:sw?u. oafi |--+[2s} 55 1 Loydia. DEDeQr..ounnnertprnganan.-a(o4]..]: |2 128 50/ 548 Weymer Pfx'ﬁéw s‘igwqr?qu.m;...._..;,.’, Seine al .| 1| 40l 4935 808 VW Pm-_- 715 tneqt......,..g.--.....n.yq...- 'o' ; 5 * N ‘4O

¢ . No. 12,—SWAN TOWNSHIP, : : 21 ; : ; & 'g-"":a : i : ciel gi= S S . : géﬁfﬁaz £ v Y s < . : = el e NAMES. | i | DESCRIPTION OF LANDS. |: [PI: | ¢ |s} &1 g ; . i slslelsim : : sl . Tl ‘£l B ¢ : : : piR e MR W : ; - e kR Ui ek o 0 e ‘ ikl gl B Arby Jackson.... 7-3ngtaht DE QT -evemeens-n----- 833311150, aooi,sg-z Bishop Joseph..:| 32nhfneqr.................-.-.-{13{..1: +'Bol. . (100027 40 . same - | 3mend nwqr..1.....0 veeeeo 130100 MU 15‘ 30 Denham Ephraim| 2198 pt shf n€ qr...0c..........-:[33. 1! ‘.,m[.. 180 4 91 Edﬁenon Jos K.. 234¥lptwhf*ne QY. .G b bR LGO 5&)@833 GR&1RRC0..|270nptwhf5eqr............-.i-.|24{ .1 ! 6'..-\ 50 136 Haines Horace M| 811 ne qr 8w qr................----|181..1 i} 40}..{ 120/ 529 Hanna Horace H | 323 w qr nw Qr...... - oooenoani-2(331..): 401..1 190| 819 Haines Perry... | 397swqr seqr... . ... c.io.eaosa 221000 40.:| 70 490 llkeman Andrew. 36~2§uw3r LIO k 8 B RR I & Lyon Laws....... §9J¢c5i‘e5w.m....................312§.. . w 1... 63, 704 Reed Mary P.... 1 467 me qr nw qr.. . .ccooveceinee-aes-2+{361..1 1 4()§..l 410111 22 Reed: Samuel....| 47lehinw qr...... ... c.0....--.132] .1 ¢ 80L..| 54514 92 Shenkle Mary A..| 523 ne qrnwqr.................._.;141.. .| 401.| 5551519 Walters F and M. | 627;und‘énhfse QEooci e enabo 9B E IO BS 149 same . 62_8‘und{se (}r5eqr..............%!..: 5..| 35] 221 Willet James.... &ﬁ‘undZuh BO QL. oo iionais ooyl 1101 L 1100) 807 same . 644 und 3¢ se\qrige qr...i..........[281..0 ) 53..’ 30! £l Worman Wm....| 651 spt whf e qr................[17..] 1| 60}..] 895 67¢ Wilkinson¥rancis| 653nW qf 8W QF....cocovaizeacanns 19*..‘:_ 4688] 140 723 Weiman Susannal 654nw cor w hfge qr........ 1.. .. 1111 | 392 65| 177 wilkinson R H..| 656 ne qr se qoooeanes ceenhasnesl2L 012 | 4000 46012 5¢ Walters F and M| 631jund 14 n hfse qr............... 38 .. : 10]..\ 100, 2 7 ‘same . 662lund ¥ seqr se Qr0....c-....-..28..{ :| Bl 35 142

. TOWNS--CROMWELL. ‘ ey R T goERE P 2 e 2 B L (BEBI Bl I B B . = Sielell 5l 88| < » e R _ !;gf'izﬁ'k:t;"‘.’; E B emememon. B e ':«‘ g . f 28 i { dl bR gl M - ' : J{ o *ERRERIELEL B % T T s 253..1 514 @ Uiy T v joe il : 55 916 g?ﬁli;em&igﬁ_;,..i 2‘lliLnn§'s additi0n..........E..§..§-:§::§::} }g;— i):-;): .é,‘, Hill Seth...... ...} 282 o go c e e 4%; 1200 795 Maggart Jackson| 37" l do e Con TR el e Mitcﬁell'ﬂenry I 33“1\ MR R 8] 95 305 m'neereena--}426§-----------'““'"""“'i Lo deaia 221 l 85| 22.80 SmithJ E& H A 517»....-....................1..! B | 28/} 00l 8819 same !57:-4__ LR 5 ROCHESTER, : o _»-—-—————————————”—_" 82 5 47 McConnell Jamesd23 ..o........ccovoinnnnn. ] SRR 5 "do ’428,1|, L aiel 5t gr 3 Jdo 495 "';“'.'"""“””””'”i“!“'lu el St ooy 47 do \[| do° }426 e ek e do B e U BT do do 428 ‘li isl 5 T do do , 429 l‘ 540 537 R | e gl4o 5/ 87 i . ngg0n.‘ggé“_.,...................-::j)'_.;ﬁ.;.. % 139 5 3697 . i | {579 gg‘lﬁlrgwnownerefﬁQG‘_Rocbeitefeqr....-------«-w-- --l----l 4 311008 52 | ee e ' LIGONIER. { : | Barnett as.| 56/Straus’ additi0n.......:..]..]..} re 194 9l Barney Almak..| 68 Richmond’sadd 43 ftn'sde L'2 * L | do a 6 ‘do Bl el a 5 158 e R e B| e T 5/ 250 942 L L e 10 565 241 t nF.. pse st ne vt ! : DeWitt Geo. W.. 182;Richmonesadd¢----—""!&iljgi'él"!éé 2 65 Enyart Eugh E.. 196:&‘.“"“""'"""""""i"' Ll e Y e el A B ~ dnh el 00 ? "'-""'iff!:f,::!:f::: oaf 30 180 00l vt el el : St DL Yl Al do o e SRR B 10 450 168 de .L. imb do do Lnt b i 180 1954 HE .27 do! do et sl b .| 65 146 do .i..f 218 l do] d°;l‘m} 25 158 do i 2211 do: do ~.......;.J...‘.. ”l“,”r. 1 24].. ;%‘ ]"5B & 00 el b 25/* 158 ; do ... 223 l do’ /-do (l T do .| Z8i11erieadd.............. |-} B ﬂzl 295/ 11 58 do . e 2?slW°°d’”dd‘”“'".f'"""'éélésfé'ifléb.f.ZZ 175 659 Fogle Jose o %B'Etne Bqur"""“"t““! i ‘ 1 70l 10 06 Fry Dayid g‘ 239/ Richmond’s add, n p ':::'éé,flﬁ 8l sok o 1 90| 838 Figher Henry....| 241{pt sw . * Wil B Gordon George E| 302 Fisher & Co’s a el RS s Green Andrew. .. S T B LA 74 4] 340] 17 38 ‘Haggerty Sarah A| 333 Milier’s add B T ge e eo T B e Hartzel Samuel..| 336 ar..i..0....ieva5l 8l 195 l 1l 260 l 199 Hadley Eliza T... 339/pt nw qr ne qr-,--b----~--~)‘~" 35, 8':.??’100;_1 e e 45" 183 Hostetter 8......| 355Wdod’s add..............].. l A TR 360 l 1356 | Huseey Klimabetiy ootio one-third ... oL 17).2| 90| 338 B it 18..1 350/ 13 19 L o s e JHOunrésuM'ilo H....| 422 Risher & Co'BBdd. -..oounlonlonloo]oil.. 1?’ ‘{ 233 tl!% “do do .1.[4%8 B 0 .do ........|.|. ot i 1 do do ....pd4 do do - ........L L o 0 610 "do d 0 .;.:| 43220 ft front Martin'st...... il .].5|.(.3 e Johnson James..| 438 Miller’s add 65%“%"" Sl 18] 6] 220 12 92 e i "':I“»“:::t\:: os| 7 a 7 B i : L mrmmesseseeaenlolll 3 : E e e ge i 1 ‘Mingg.pn.—..;... g%Ricl:jmond;ls:ﬂde--------- cefen)ee l 3*;! gg] ;32 doldoli il Ib9y 0 STe PR SRR e 481-‘ ;-: - 9], o ....fooB odo o ...l |4B 15 o Mg?rell -James. . .| 600/Chapman’s add 27 ft s side ERRE -!_-7.-5 8. ﬁgil?; (5); Robinson JamesH 69‘-3gt'e nt‘,nwgr....---:----- sl st s Ruggles Rosa A..| 698/Siraus ady ik el L iz Regula Peter,...| Tlo[Richmond’sadd.....:....[..|..[..].|.. Yol esol oa s Randolph&Dodge| 713 do do -LT eolesl el 33 1 00l 330 Stoner Caroline..| T46/pl sw q"',-'-"'c‘,"f"";' b e ey 299 Smith John E....| 747/Chapman’s add 25 ft n p ! Ph e do to o 7495rmith’5a;dd.........‘...,.5‘;2‘:.35\@&-- dl-- 4‘?1)0 o Ulmer Eveline...| 845 pt sWqr.........o.comnaani Follibets 95 193 Unknown owners| 846 Fxsher&CO;addu------ S b Y St . 2il3| 1} 270, 1568 L ( |24 | 240| 12 34 S e el 010 inegar James v e S 18 WeolleMatilda F. . 903 Richmond'sadd..........|_. [0 .| 3 o Wilmuth James..| 904|Straus’ add.............. il ates 30/ 112 do do 9_o.’?\ do do lt ST l ant 390 do MG B e A 0 DO s i e o el T e

G 'KENDALLVILLE.. s T B S A L N e e ’—*—‘_—_‘,”T‘“_—‘-M - Bavsey Sommusi B 43jciarics add noe.. |l el |3y 6L Barney Wm M...| 64 Mitchell’s add 62hfn'side|..|..| i 3 |} | 15} | 600! o 8 13 Baker Milo §.... _7“3 . i Yxﬁ? Aeemailcofo :‘[ :{m : 180' 3385 same ~ .... . cememecfocloal b3S :| 800 30 85 _Borcl?, ThosJ.-.. 2‘4 Ellegw'd’isbtc‘}iitc'}‘n ad|..|-. L 10;:, 140! =Sg mame. Ll ml e 4w wengdlliL t 2) e same ke il 98 ey :‘ “:ehf S | 08l ?Ol o same ....| 79 A ehfj..|.. doale 9’l 1050 40 92 Brillhart sacob. .. S?llddmgs azdd............. 2y e 3(7;; %g 103 e SEa 2 . cvecasaieenafoalia]l |0 gt 0 : Barksg?mhnr‘... 95|22fectmiddlepart....... el 1L :] 2,18} 1| 500] 3?)35 Burnum Lovina.. 1QG1Mit(:‘1‘1e117§?dd........,',‘...i.. =f Ait 27| 1| 600] 47 02 “Brillhart sacob. ..} 112 ! 44ftss,xde.;.._. i :1685 150168 50 Bixler Franklin:.| 119 Evans’ sb dv toCl-arksadi..... i lﬁal 526 Bul%'ls Szutta. ... }JSCl.arks’ad... sowee wereasliclofi |0 7)1 | 800 11 56 Brillhart, Sarah.. lg?Mmo‘ttsn‘(‘ld, EE it ‘l,, §| Ggul 2313 ‘ BEMB v Pl cemevesvosloato] o AES | 5 17 Bartly Sogh_ih;--- 163 Daniel’s add, sw qr...... .. , ; l: | 62/ ‘ 150/ 11 51 Bartly John'S:... 164M1tchellsk‘add....-\........ T 132 100| "8 59 Bartly Sophia....| 186 Lo % ‘f' ol g :1135 175/ 14 94 Curr David C.... gjg Hltctlcmmk%-add'gt)vf?e’s'dé»" ‘ b g : 1%5 »11 éi BAmie:. 00l : fLabapibn 2b 25 Calkins Paulus.. 2‘olMin9tt’spdd...-----‘---v{-u-.:' D 1} 5| 75| 560 Canfield Hiram.. gﬁDagl.el’s ?dd""""""""t"'“"" il R IgB 305 same Lidad eny ceesenminenstoihal] ] I i 152 Caswell Mary M.. 2481\r[itche11‘5“add,.......;...;.. - 3] AB6T) Gk 45F 179 .. same veaenr] 2491 1 e § el A 3655 il 50| 191 L aame i 2(30 25 Somatacacencfasic tidi 4‘13: 650 249 game:: o f Askl st s socatocerescfecloofi | all 901 65 849 Caldwell Geo. W.| 258« « d4oftwend.|..|..;! |i} | 74| ] 100] 11 23 same LS 280 At . 40ft wend.|..|.. | i 750 i) 50| 389 Qrosl_ey Nathan.. g% L. S i naiink Y e B.}}; M 5 10 59 g;)og.l&gham\_vglt o M;lnottsadd..l.)h..ﬁ:’. el 2‘5 200 35 17 u ALCUS. ... 293]1 l‘.?stcix‘less“v CKS .. 4l & 23 20 07 same .... it cqfe bl et ! 15 62 Cook Abram.....| 294|Mitchell’s add 58 ft n side|..|. | :]: 1: 147) ;| 200( o 4 g 5 Clapp Andrew R.| 295Iddings’ Bdd.....coooeaa oy | 10 |0 1820 1] 100 629 Cooldngham ™ WiSlot -s . 8 . _ ... .. coli g g 3:4: 35| 184 Cribbs sacob.....| 317|Mitchell’s add...........|..|.. 0311138 l f 550 4333 Daniels Ebenezer| 353/ Daniels’ 8dd.............|..|__|! 129 | 25 173 Early william.... 4D3fﬁie qr 166 by 128 ft..... 13313511} 112 |....| :1 295| 17 74 e N e, o Le e es M.. ohelleadl o, oo o)) h i ! g%ge%?}zss.... 485|Freeman’s sb dv to Hi'ks|..| _|: |{| :|10]: | 185| "5 10 Friend yacob.....| 488/ Hitchcock’s add, mid pt. ..\ "7\ | i| 11281 | "30| 238 Gettings Adam.. g%? gi“f“f-w“ gg’dﬁtw fte end|..|..| il | 243 . 23 2%251) same --+-| 52UDaniel's adé pt..........d..| |3] it : same ....| 598\Minott’s add.............[..[. 3| 1] i} 23 1] 200] 1924 Gulumier Charles) 559 Daniel’s add.:...........{..[1]|! |if ] 3]:"| 995/ 91 59 Gettings Adam..| 581|Zimmerman'sadd........|..|.. s 2 | 150| 31 86 same ~ ....| 582 ) “ seeeeededod |il 2| 30 100|385 Howard John....| 622ipt W qr................. 133135110: | 71...| 1| "350 403 Hulbert F L......| 623122 ft south 5ide.:........|..{ . s 18) :1 430| 40.21 Hopkins, 3&H M| 626|Minott’s 8dd...............[..[..|: [i[i |8 8| 40 153 e e ML Lkl ] el el 159 same | ggg s neeeemeeanaafaal ol 0] 1? «‘33 :g~ }g ; game” | o cenentonaut dute bt 3 sohnson EG& E 4| 826 I_Kitchell’nz.‘add 155 ft wpt|..| ]|t : gﬁll) 240/ 994 same .| 821 8 < 3 fit BPL--fl. )e ]l 66: 10 37 Johnson‘ohn.... SBUﬂdmgs add....oooooeaaf 0] ‘tlovgl * 85/ 237 Johnson Eunice J| 831/Mitchell’s add...........]..| .St 80, 308 ~ same Bl s b oSI il f: 580 110, 423 sohnson Enoch 7.| 833 e e fammmmeenen ol bF 2D 215; 40| 20 13 ‘L gAme geg e ou R B P 48; 356 13 48 Kist Henry......| 867|Daniel’s add.............|..|.. el 88 =1 8300|2214, Knapp Henry.-...| 878 Mitche11’5add............|..}._ afehat e 1| 400} 33 68 KnightSarahA‘.,_ B 74l 300| 38 73 e T | BBt WO inville chsay tehell'sadd. .c....ivvatlode il 3 aol 3, Mallow George..| 98922 ft middle part west end|..|- | :|: |:| 15/ 12500 96 40 o Bame | 991[Mitchell’s add...........|..[0} ifi 1] 19 {/"630] 24 29 Miagott 5ane.....|1059/Minott's add, pt.-......0.|..|.. Sl 41 128 48t Nae ol UL LR g e Oofl Wll.ccuonaa. a ! Caaascaewetesliade iFa ’ ) %lohlevin AClﬁrist. %(1)344 f{lim’gnﬁ’an’sd%d 72ftwed|..[ | i} |} 173; ég ézg euman ----{ll24\Mitchell’s add...........|..[_| i| :[* : Neuman Aaron..|llBsD'd Lash’s ft 22 e sid nqr|._|T2| |{| :| 2| 5" 74 orr Alexsnder...ilggnaniel’a Aad. ot e 28; : % 2(1)33 BAImMO &.. GHSH. Ll odlloiticiais vl LR R . Pearce, Elva A:..|1158 Mitchell’s add, 44 ft s side|...{ .| i|":| | 18]} 11000| 88 56 same - ....|1159| « [(excßftssd)ehfl..|"|.!| }[! 411} ['l6s 635 Palmer G E......[1164|David Lash’s add..-.....}..|._|: |- i 4 20 29 same .../1165] R e same .. J1166[ .@ o & ceteennnalolf O f e 1 BLATTIO] 124 Pallman, August. (1167 Minott’s add:............ [..|"}} i !‘| 75 65 485 Platz, sacob... .. {1169/ Zimmerman’s add.......|..| i[: [2"{ ] 1] 3| 5] 248 Palver Samuel...|ll7o|Daniel’s add.............[..| ‘|4t | i 21} | 80| 115 Rice, Am05......1giguin‘0tt’5?‘dd..........'... el ig i gg -4§3‘ same s ¥ feecieenccnana]af el )0 1 836 Rice, Thomas. ... 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o - -NOBLESVIELE, s 5 0 WiselLevl. ... 8981 c v siin b ikl bl i) A STATEOF INDIANA Y= & > Noßir County, 1% :{oe =acyo: a 0 & i X Fe e A 3 K 7w RaT s SR I,iJaMES C Srewarr, -Auditor of said Connty, do-hercby certify that the foregoing is a correct ligt of lands and town lots subject to sale, returned de: linquent for the ndn'-ps(i/memt‘of taxes dne thereon for the year 1871 and former years, and returhed to me by thie Treasurer of said .county, inciuding the interest and pénalty, together with the tax 'of the current year. 1872, as the ‘Eame alre severally charged with the amount’ of tax, as exhibited in the forerolng ißty . L e Ss e e e ‘Witness my hand this 20th day of December, i¥2 SR } e : T e I AMES 0. STEWART, . - .+ .4 .. Auditor of Noble County, Indiana. NOTICE is hereby given that o much of the above déscribed lands and ttt;\'l] lots as may be necessary to discharge the'taxes, interest,; penalties and charges thereon, or which may be due from the owners thereof at the time of the sale, will be sold at public auction, at the door of the Court House in the town of Albion, in said county of Noble, on the second Monday in February, A. D., 1873, commencing at 10.0'clock, A. M. of said day. : Witness my hand this 20th day of December, 1872, -~~~ = T i Cinoishnet b L FAMES G STEWART, Albion, Ind., Dec. 20, 1872.-36-w4" .~ Auditor of Noble County, Indiana.

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! No Family. should be without a bottle of = | P WHITTLESEY inthe house. . ' - I st.—lt will rclieve the worst caseof Bilious _ Cholicor Cholera Morbus in s minutes. ! _2d.—lt will cure the most obstinate ‘case of Dyspepsla and Indigestion in'a few weeks., 4 - . S 3d.—Tt is the best’remedy in the:world for. Sick Headache, as thousands can’ testify, if- * tdken when the first :symptoms appear.. . ' i 4th.—lt is the best diuretic ever put- before the public; curing those . distressing complaiits,: Diabetes and Grav el and other Urinary: diffleulties. s BN Sth.—lt is a most excellent Emmena= gogue, and to the Younse Glrks auidsle” aged Women, and at the Turn of:Life,’this - remedy is of:incalculable’ value. st S 6th.—lt will remove, wind from -the bowels, and hence a few drops in some sweetened wic ziven to a babe is better than a dozen ‘coidials o Eteliove andmake it Sleep. Coniining NO anodyne. ylut i i » 7th.—ltis a sure rellef . for adulis and ofildven - affectéd with Worms ond Fih Woinis. It will bring away the vorns, ; : = ' Bth.—lt will cure lié Files and Hemor= ' rhodial difficulties = .15 oo 3 % ; 9th.—ltwill cure Constipation and keep'. the bowels regular. Tt will also’ curc. e woi s tise of SummerCompluintandi yoente ry-". (oth,—llt will cure founr stenisch, Stimulate the. Livepr to leally zriten, Relieve Horrt-2 v rnand act ax A fifierals Regulator cf the syséont) LA e ; When taken dilite thé ¢ric with @vsarand. | Water to.a Wine=-"tacg full “awd yau havea pleasant tonin., .- . ety Whittlesey (Dyspepsia Cure) 81 ~o rer Lottle, o - Whittlesey Ague Cure coc, per Kt o ARt \Vhittlescr Cough Gramiles: G-, . s Fasilo, - Sold by all drurists ard vve reeortetls i Whittlesoy Prv Tadi iy v fosoy Red Horse Powder ! . FOR ALL GENERAL DISEASES OF STOCK AND POULTRY. 5 REFERENCRS: . = . .o 0w ' Horses cured of Glanders—Aaron .Shis;der's,, U. 8. Assistant Assessor, Mount Hena, Pa.; C. Bacon’s, Livery & Exchange Stable, Sunbury, | Peno’a, Lisehi s bn e ~_ Horses éured of Founder—Wolf & Wilhelin's, Dauville, Pa.; A. Elis’, Merchant, Washington-. ville, Pa,; J. N. Sloanaker’s, Jersey Shore, Pa. Horse cured of Lung Fever—Hess & Bro’s:, Lewisburg, Penn’a, .~ -~ oo o Horse cured of Colic—Thos. Clingan’s, Union. county, Pennsylyania, © = = o 0 0 ) . Hogs cured of Cholera~ H. Barr’s, H. & A. Cedwallader’s, Miltop, Pa. .~~~ . = | -+ Cows cured—Dr. McCleery’s, J. H. McCor- | mi&k{s, Milton, vk’eygs‘ylnmg.. e i el d hickens cured of Cholera and Ga%es.,é- Dr. | D. T. Krebs', Watsontown, Pa; Dr. U. Q: Davig', C. W.. Sticker’s {qbn‘aqndzimsﬁgsﬁgﬁ’u | Mitkap; Sua'a. Hawdtedd muve bidt ad P e er., ;. Pri qu = CYRUS'BI IN, . irwng emist and Horseman, athis Whole. sale and Retuil Drug & Ohemical Emporiam, | No. 86 Brondwl‘?‘, Lilton, Py S , For sale in Ligonier by O, Eldrfed. 9-9 m | sz TS L S Al e ey e R S s

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