The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 40, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 January 1873 — Page 4

b TeR e SR SR SR T S gPst o The Farm and Household. CONDUCTED BY JONATHAN SIMMONS, m The Practical Farmer, ¢ ‘The man who makes agricuiturc a sciventific study considered Ly many as one who is not, or cannot be a practical far‘mer. Practical farming, with such men, often consists in manuring lightly with barnyard litter —not manure — which must be in the ground months before it can become sufficiently rotten to serve as food for the growing crops, in sowing the seed, and in cultivating and harvesting the crops. From observation they have: found that labor performed in a certain 'way will bring about a result of some kind, and so their labor is performed mechanically only, because it will pro- " duce a result which they hepe will be . profitable. { We have & neighbor living on a farm - of fifty acres, who hires one hand for a few months during the year. He raises but little, and as he is in debt. for all his roperty, can scarcely pay his interest. ﬁe cannot see the profit in buying fertil- ' izers, besides he has no. money to buy with. . He hag not learned that the addition of manure to the soil will not only increase the necessary elements for plant growth, but will improve its mechanical condition, while theviincrcased ‘amount of vegetation will draw more largely from the ‘atmosphere, thus paying a large interest - upon the investment, and conse- . quently making the profits ot farming " greater. Yet this man calls himself a practical farmer, | - We have another one who ownsa farm of 150 acres. He started a poor man, but by unceasing labor, by economy in all. expenses on the farm and in the family, by requiring an excedsive amount of a bor from his employees, by concentrating all- his time and energies upon the ac complishment of ends that were principally, if not wholly for his own pecu niary interest —he has succeeded in increasing his property, and is what the world calls a successful man. His knowledge of the value of manures is sufficient to lead him to use them libérally, though he knows nothing of their chemistry, and acknowledges he can find no time for reading. His stoek is well kept; his erops generally fair, He is n practical ’ farmer. : * Of the two, the latter is the more prac tical, because he better understands the necessity of feeding the.-soil; but though he may bave been economical in all other respects, he has not been so in the use of manures, and it is here that the scientifie farmer becomes more practical than he. The ope may apply to the soil, for the production of a certain crop, a mannre rich in potash while the deficiency was ~only in lime; the other, having studied the constituents of plants and manures, knows what particular elements particu- . lar plants most need, and supplies those elements in such fertilizers ‘as are best ‘adapted for the purposc. - The one may ' plant his crop in such'succession as to al most exhaust the soil of an essential ele ment ; while the other by his knowledge, is enabled to arrange them in such orter asto draw all the ingredients in due pro. portion, 'The last named studies the natare and babits of plants. He is convinced that the delicate spongy mouths of the roots " can absorb nothing that is not at flrst dis solved, and that no manure can be dis: solved until thoroughly rotted. = With him, tilling the soil is not working in dirt. It is the science of depositing the Nature’s great receptacle—the earth—certain elements in certain proportions and under certain circumstances, so that she may bring them into the form neces- _ sary for the sustenance of animal life. It is science of allowing nothing to interfere - With or deter her operations from the be ‘ginning until the completion of her work, from the germination of the seed until / the maturity of the plant. Such is the office of a.practical tarmer, and as the one wl‘o has most studied the science of - agriculture, is best acquainted with nature’s laws and working, the truly scientific farmer must be the practical farmer. .+ Teething in Young Horses. At this season of the year, many young horses are weak and ill thriven from cayses connected fvith teething. The mouth is sore and hot, the gums are swollen and tender, the ridged palate becomes so much congested and enlarged that it comes below the level of the teeth, and is ~painfully bruised when ths animal at. tempts to chew his ordinary hard food. From the difficulty and paimn attendant on feeding, the animal does not take suffi- - tient nutriment, and strength and condition accordingly fail. This tumid, tender state of the mouth is technically known as lampas. In older books of far [riery it is described as an abnormal - growth; in popular estimation 1t is still looked upon as a disease ; in reality it is nothing more than a natural condition of the gums and adjacent parts, common in young teethmg animals of all sorts. The development and eruption of the teeth demand a large’supply of blood and nervous . influence; as oceurs. in the growth and rapid repair of other text~ ures, adjacent soft parts oecome turgid with blood. [ . . These considerations will indicate the absurdity of the old'fashioned treatment of lampas. The only rational treatment - which these cases of so called lampas really require, consists in the careful lan,cing or cutting with a s?mrp knife of the palate, if it is so much swollen as to in. ‘terfere with -mastication. The cutting or lancing does not require to be deep or repeated ; the discharge ot a very litsle | blood, as in the lancing of .a child’s hot, - swollen gum, suffices to relieve the con- . zestion and tenderrxes‘s of the colt’s mouth. . Any of the sucking teeth which have got misplaced, and lsip.pear to prevent the eruption of their permanent successors, should be - removed- with the fingers, or with & pair of pliers. While the gums are tender, and the teeth, both-in front .~ and behind, are irregular, it is very im- ¢ portant that the young horses should ' have their food supplied to them in a soft and easily masticated condition. It is desirable that the oats or other grain be given bruised ; that the bulk ot the fodder be cat or softened by soaking or steeping, and thaz well prepared mashes and cut roots be given more freely and frequently than usual. Horse owners should notice from time to time the state of the mouth and teeth of their. horses, - and by soft and digestible food, Jighter labor, and the lancing of the swollen gums, where that is required, they greatly mitigate the pain and prevent the untoward results of teething, . [

How Often Should Cows be Milked ? The following from the Irisk Farmers Gagetts is worthy of consideration : Regularity in the milking of cows is of as much importance as regularity in feeding them. In a state of nature the cow is relieved of its milk a great many times each day. A calf allowed to remain with its mother will help itself seven or eiil::. times a day. Under such' circumstances, 'the udder of the cow will remain small, and if allowed to retain the milk secreted during twelve hours, fever. ish symptoms are likely to be produced. The practice of mijlking cows more than twice in the twenty-four houre causes the capacity of the udder to be greatly increased and probably helps in maintaining the lactesl secretion long after pregnancy has taken place. - When,-how ever, by an artificial syetem, the cow has been enabled to retain her milk without | inconyenience for twelve hours or 80, she ought to be milked r%ularﬂy every day % the same hour, When the time for milking arrives, the udder usually becomes distended to its utmost capacity, and if it be not s{)eedily removed the animal suffers considerable pain, Cages of fever, the result of allowing animals to

remain too - long unmilked, are by no means of unfrequent occurrence. It is es. pecially necessary to attend to this point for some days after the animal has brought forth its young, for during that period very little irritation of the lacteal ‘organs is likely to bring on that most fatal of maladies, puerperal fever. If milking be too long delayed, nature will try to help the poor animal. An absorption of milk into the blood will to some extent take place, and that which remains in the udder will become detériorated. When neglect to milk a cow at the regular time is repeated several times, the secretion of the fluid is permanently checked, and there are many cases where by sueh neglect an animal has become dry in less than a month. ; Remedy for Bots in Horses, The Practical Farmer contains the following remiedy for bots: “Fill an ordinary )Eank bottle half full of molasses; then fill th swéet milk ; shake the contents and drench; follow the above in about an hour with a bottle of strong sage tea made of our ordinary garden sage; next day give that horse a feed of rough ric, and the dead bots will be ejected with the rice. My theory is that the milk and molasses being sweeter than blood, the bots turn loose to eat it, The sage tea will kill them,” and «it is the only thing I ever heard that will do it without injury to the horse. The rice will dislodge the bots better than salts; in fact, if you will ‘give horses a feed of rough rice every two weeks, I do not think there is'the least davger from bots ; at least such is my experience. As a proot of what I bave written, get two sage leaves, dip them in hot water; lay one down, and put a live _bot on it; then cover him with the other, he will die instantly. Sage tea I have also found very beneficial in colic; it is periectly harmless, if it does no gnod.’z ; A TERRIRLE disease has broken out in parts of the South among the hogs.! It hag but little resemblance to the hog cliol era, and i much more fatdl, never failing to kill in & few hours, and the hogsiactually become very offensive even before death. Its first” symptom is soreness of the the noge, followed frequently |by bleeding.. Then the tongue commences to swell, protrudes from the mouth and turns black, and the hog dies frequently in an houror less timeafter being attacked. No remedy has been discovered that] affects it in the least. - ot i e e, GR o e e e i ' Fire Wood. - There 13 a question which is just now of more pressing, vital importance than civil service refornd, Mr. Boutwell’s fipancial policy, or even the editorship of|the N. Y. 7ribune— the question of IFire Wood. What kind of fuel is the best and cheapest, and how can we best secure it ¥ ‘Tbese are practical inq’uiries-—-iucju‘}ries which come directly home to us, and touch us where we live. An. exchdnge lying before us, in discussing the “ﬁomv parative value of different kinds of wood for fuel,” says that taking shell bark hickory as the highest standard of our forest trees, and calling it 100, other treesiwill compare with.it for real value for fuel, as } tollows: s P - Shell-bark Hickory, 100 Yellow Oak, .60 Pignut Hick0ry,......95 Ilard Maple,.... J... 59 White Oak, ..., -\, .. 84 ‘White Flm, ........68 White Ash, ..;. .00 RedCedar,...!..J... 58 Dog-w00d,.... .. & ....76 Wild Cherry, ...J.. .5 Serpb 0ak,........ .[..18 Xellow Pine,........51 White Hazel,.... ...;..72 Che5tnut,............52 Apgle Pree, ,i......)..40 ¥eéllow Poplar, . ;. .52 Red Oalr,: .co..cc -0 080 Dutternat, ... .1 .51 White Beech, . . -65 Whiteßirch, ..| .43 "Black Walnut, . . 63 White Pine, -+l. 40 Blaek Bitch, . . (02 | . The above table, we presunie, will be instantly assailed by most of "our pepple. It will be noted that hard maple, which -8 regarded by most of our city folks as the choicest timber for fuel, is put|low down on the list,—below all the oaks, be low ash; beech. and. walnut. You can never make La Porteans agree to that; and the idea that White Oak is about 80 per cent. more valuable than hard ‘maple, - will etrike them as preposterous. . ‘lndeed, the latter is the favorite timber here; hickory, while throwing out an intenser heat, being ‘very hard en the metal of stoves. . But the truth is, the value of wood for fuel depends upon several conditions, aside from the tree out of which 1t is taken. It is a well known fact that there is a very considerable-difference in woods of the same species, according to the manner and the soil on which they grow. A maple that matures slowly on an upland pasture, standing alone or_apart from other trees, will last much longer. and give out a greater degree of heat, than one nurtured in & swamp, or in the midst of a dense forest. A tree that shoots up. in a forest, or on wet, low, rich ground, will be less solid, and less durable for fuel, and conseéquently less valuable, than a tree of the same kind grown on a dry and poorer soil. Then again, the yuality of the wood of the same tree, is greatly modified by the age of the trees. Seasoned White Oak saplings (*second quality,” for instance) are about as gocd for fuel as any timber this country affords; but the aged White Oak, which is porous and brittle, and breaks like ice un der the ax, is very poor, especially the limbs. The younger the growth, the closer and denser the fibre, and the better for your use if you wanta hot, steady, tenacious fire. And this suggests that, lastly, the value of wood also depends vpon the purpose for which you desire it. There are two distinct stages.in the burning of wood. In the first, the heat given off arisea chiefly from the flame. In the second, it arises from the live and reds hot coals. In mild or warm weather, the soft woods—the - pines, poplars, bass woods—are preferable, as they are active in the first stages, kindle easily, burn with a quick, large flame, leave but little coal and go out promptly —just as a ‘fire ought to behave in Summer. But in Winter we want the hard, heavy timber which, with slower combustion and less, flame, yields large beds of glowing longliving coals. - ! ; ~ Of course it is understood that, other things being equal, dry wosd is always to bq,e;‘eferred to green.— LaPorte Herald. i ————— JupeE Test, of the Indianapolis crim - inal court recently fined and imprisoned a colored man for marrying «a white wos man, and ‘an eftort is now being made to have the law repealed under which the negro was convicted. - :

A sure andl permanent cure for Liver Complaints, Dysbepsia, Costiveness, Biliousness, Fever and Ague, Sick Headache, Jaundice, Piles, Loss of Appetite, Imperfect Digestion, and all diseases arising from a disordered state of the Liver and Blood. \ AND It acts directly on the Liver, increasing the flow of bile into the stomach and bowels, and by its cathartic propCGATHARTIC erties purges the system of all diseased matter. As a family medicine, it has no equal; , SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. . Price $l.OO per Bottle. ={, PREPARED BY Hold by Fisher Bros, Ligoniet, Ind., and Skinner & Mendenhall, Albion, -~ ok 7-15

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vl RMERCES Gl Lub WeVaal ke Drink. ade ot Foor Rum, Whisker, ' Frood Epirjta and Refuse Liguors, doctored, igpictd, aad eswcetenad (1o pledse the tasts, called AT Tonica, N & A'x}’f)?'“fi(:'i"\'-” i }l"Fffﬁ!'l“m.f" '&‘C,.‘ thatilewd the tippler o to drunkenness and riin, butiore 4 trie Medicine, made from tie ot s pa¥y s TEi O e e "o & naiike roots snd herbs of. Califerilia, five'from ail Aleoholic Stimulants. They are the Great Blodad Puritder and a Life-giving | Pringiple, a Peripet Renovator ehd lavigorator of the Bystem|oearryving off ail ]‘:n»amuu.’s{ matfer and resioring the biooil to a héaithy dondition, enriching it, refreshing and invigpratiig both cmingl and body, - They ura casy of adniinistra- - tiong promps in their weiion, ‘certain in thelr résulis, saie and relinble 1 o 1 forps of disease. . No Personcan take €hoso Bit{ers aocording o directions, and remain | Jonsun well, providc¢d their bones are not: Qestreyed by mineral poison ‘or other means, ond, the vitgl © o:‘;:.:rns wisted beyon«d the point (~l’;‘a;,«:\ir. 4 Diyspepsia or Indigestion, licidache; Pain in the Sheulders, Coughs, Tighipess of the Chept, Dizziness; Sour Eructations of tie Ston;ach,Bad Taste in theiMouth, Bilious Attapks, il “ pitation of the Icart. Intlanmation of the Lungs, 5 {'aml\ in the regions of the Kidneys.and a hundred oth¢r painful symptoms, are the offspuings of Dy "(}W})iill. In these complaints-it'hasho equal, and one bottic will prove a better guarantee of its merits than o lengthy advertiseinent, Flor Female Complaints, in youngorold, married or single, at t‘!c dawn ol womanhood, or t‘im tarn of life, these Tonie Bitters dizsplay o decjded an influence that a marked luproveIment is soon pereeptible. e " For Inflammatery ahd Chronic Rbeumatism and Gout, Dykpepsia or Indi- . gestion, Bilious, Remittent aiid] liternmittent f‘m{«;rs, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have been most suecessiul, * Suagh Digeages are cansed byVitiatedßlood, which is generally produced by derangewent of the biéomive Organs, L e hey areo n Gentle Purgative as well ‘ns a ‘Tonlie, possessing also the peculiar nucrit. of aeting as a powerful agent in refieving Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Vis“eerp] Organs and in Bilious Diseases, ¥orSkin Diseases, Eruptions, Tettor, SaltRheum, Blotehes, Bpots, Pimples, Pustules, Loilz, Carbuneles, Ring-worms, Seald-Head, Sore Eycs Erysipelag, Itch, Scurls, Discolotations of the Skin, Humors and Disecascs of the . Bkif, of whatever name or nature, are lterally dusg up and carried out of the systen in a short tine by the use of these Bitters, One bottle in such cases will convinte the most incredulous of their curative effects, : : Cleanse the Viiiated DRlood whenever. you find its dmpurides bursting throtugh the skin in Pimpies, Eruptions, or Sores; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and siuggzish in the veing ; cleanse it when it §s foul ; your feelings - will tell you when., Keep the bLlood pures and tha health of the system will follovr. Grateful Thousands prociaim VINEGAR Brprers the mrost wonderful Invigorant that cver sustained the sinking system., Pin, Tape, and othrer Worms, lurking in tho system of so many thousands, &re ciicetually desiroyed and removed. Says-a distinguighed physiologist : There is scarcely an indiviqualon the face ot the earth whose body ig ex- . empt from the presence of worms. It is not up--7 on the healthy eélements of tite body that woring ¢ cxist, but upon the diseased huthors and sfimy deposits that breed these living monsters of digease, No system of nmedicine, no vermiiuges, no anthelminities, will free the system frowy . worms like these Bittera, G : ¢ Mechanical Diseases.—Dcrsons engaged fn Paints and Minerals, such as Plombers, 4 spo- * Bctters, Gold-beatefs, and Riindrs, as they advance in life, are subjecy’ to paralysis of the . Bowels.. To guard against Ihis, take a dose of WALKER'S VINEGAR BITTERS tivice a woeoke Bilious, Remittent, and Intcrmittent Fevers, Which are so prevalent in the vadleys ofpur great rivers throughout the United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Chio, Mlissouri, Hlinois, Tenncssee, Cumberland, Arkdngas, Red, Colorado, Drizos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savanngh, Roeanoie, ~ James, and many eothers, with their vast trititarjes, throughout our entire country during the Bummer and Autumn, and remarkably €5 during scasons of unusual heat and dryness, ara invariably accompanied by extensive derangements of the stomach and Liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purtative, exerting a powerfulinfluence upon these viirious organs, is essentially necessary. There is/no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dx. J. . WALRER'S VINEGAR BITTERS, as they will speedily remove the dark-colored viscid matter with which the boweis are loaded, at the same time stimwating the scerctions of the liver, and generally restoring the healtiyy fuiictions of thie digestive organs. ‘ Berofula, or King’s Evil, White Svell. ings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Sweiled neck, Goitré, Scrofulous Inflamnmations, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old Sores, Erup-: tions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc., ete. Inthese?, as in all other constitutional Diseases, WALKER'S "VINEGAR BITTERS have shown their great cura- * tive’ powers in the most obstinate aud intfactabie Canome - picri e e 3 R Dr. Walker’s California Yihegar Bitters act on all these cased in a 'sifnilar® manner. By purifying the Blood they remove " the eause, and by resolving away the etlects of the inflammation (the tubercular deposits) the affected parts receive healsh, and 4 perinajent cure is efected. ' The properties of DR. WALKFR'S VINEGAR BITTERS are Aperient, Diaphoretic, .Carminative; Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, .Alterative, and Anti-Bilious. » \ The Aperient and njiid Laxative proper-’ ties of DBR. WALKER'S VINEGAR BITTEKS are the best safe-guard in cases of eruptions and malignant fevers,: théir balsamic, healilig, and soothing P;operties protect the humors of the fauces. 'Their Sedative properties allay pain in the nervous system, stomach, and bowels, either from inflammation, wind, colic, cramps, ete. . Fortify the body against disease by purifying all its fluids with VINEGAR BITTERS. No epidernic can take hold of a system tlus fore-armed. ! { Directions.—Take of the Bitters on going - to bed it night from a half vo one and one-hair wine:glassfull. Eat good nourishing food, such - a_ﬁ beef-steak, mutton chop, venison, roast beef, and vegetables, and take out-docr exercise. They are composed of purely vegetable ingred{ents, and contain no spirit, . i R. H. McDONALD & CO.. Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal., & cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts., N.Y. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS. -—v—-——-——{—-—‘-——_-'-\____'__________,

‘ ""’l‘—4‘: 2 9 < s e © » & | R, G 2 a % % | V) 7 51 . g - RgJileasanit SIZ2E : : - o v Br@ At ’ pELLEIS‘ @‘. A 200% e“@@» £ 20 O Bl ; e ‘Or Tasteless. Coated, Concentrated, Root and Herbal Juice, AniiBilious Granules. THE “ LITTLD GIANT? CATHARTIC, or Fiultu:m in Parvo Physic. The novelty of modern Medical, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Science. No use of any longer .taking the large, repulsive and nauseous’ pills. composed of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients. when we can by a careful application of chemica - science, extract all the cathartic and other medi. cinal properties ftom the most valuable roots anc herbs, and concentrate them-into & minute Gran ule, scarcely largeor than a mustard seed, that can be readily swallowed by those o the most sensitive stomachs and fastidious tastes Each little Purgative #*cliet represents, iny most concentrated form, a 3 much cathartic powei a 8 isiembodied in any of the large pilis found for eale in the drug shops. Fram their wonderful ca. thartic power, in proportion toitheir size, peoplc | who have not tried them are apt to suppose that - they are harsh or drastic in effect, but such ig not - at all the case, the different active medicinal prin- ~ ciples of which they are composed being g 0 har: monized and modified, onc by the others, as tc ~produce a most sasarchiing and thorough, yet gentiy and kindly operating cathartic. o ; $5OO Beward is hereby offered by the pro prietor of these Peliets, to any chemist whe. - upon analysis, will find in them any Calomel o 1 . other forms of mercury or any other minéra ‘ poison. . Belng entirely vegetable, no particulm care is required while using them. "They ope rate without disturbance to the constitntion. diet or occupation. ForFaumndice, Iscadache, ~ Comnstipation, Empuiro fFicad, Paiu in the Shonl&ers, ‘Flehitness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructaiion: of the Stomach, ad ifaste i mouth, Bilious attacks, Pain i 1 region of Kidneys, Internai Tever. ‘Bloated feeling about rSiomach ‘Rush of Blood to Fiead, Efizix Col. ored Urine, 'Un%ocix&tin-y ang Gloomy Forecbodingsy tuk\f £ Fﬂerce’s Pleasant Purgitive Pellets, n explanation of the remedial poveer of my P'ur %ative Pellets over so g;‘cnt a vaiicty of diseasc wish to say that thefr action viven sh animal economy isunivers . f, noz - glana or tisste cscuping thtir eans ive impress, Auc docs not impair them their coating and being enclosed in glas ~ bottles preserve their virtucs unimpaired for an length of time, in any climate, so that they are al ways fresh and reliable, which is not the cast with the pills found in the drng stores, put un i-. eheap wood or paste-board boxes, Recollect th for ni)l diseares where o Fiswoef=r L 8 {eep Thve or g eaat ooy ey ke Ty Pellafa N ligient o 8 Lvtones o O satiniaeic aolt call Who te g, : : © T hey aro sold by 01l enterprising ' Druggisis at 25 cents nbotties v "Do not allow any drugeist toinduce vou tc take anything e'se that Le may ‘ﬂ:"y i 3 just a 00d. 88 my Pellcts beeanse he makes a large groﬂt on that which Le fteommends, If your druggist cannot supply them, euclese €5 cens » lmfg receive them by return mail from [ ) o R. V. PILERCE, M. D , Prop’r,” i ; : . BUFFALO, N. Y

- .. Residence for Sale. /| A two-story frame dwelling and 1 1-4 acreso land, north of the River, in Ligonier, is offered for sale. On the premises are an orchard, good barn, and other out-buildings. The whole will be sold at a bargain, and on liberal terms. For farther partioulars, inquire at this office, | Liigonier, Dec. 18, 1%71.88

Deli ist, 1871. Delinquent List, 1871. ; / AUDITOR’S OFFiCE, } : : v . NOBLE COUNTY, 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, alzo ! the taxes of the current year, 1872, t? ‘which a penalty of ten per centum will i be added if not paid en or before the third Monday in Aprii, 1873: : : No. I.—WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. i """—‘”“T‘“"'WE—",“‘.‘TQ"' o el . ESiE BR |Et . B EEdiREI © £ | 4 | o ISE gl g e © NAMES. : | DESCRIPTION OF LANDS. ,;»i?;; L :g‘ ;: = ' : sl AR L e bol. iy , :::i:»;:-!ﬁgﬁ . i Ll nti el g : $d : ; Sl a 8 sbel o st be bbt enzly Paul.__...) 148ptw DI 8WQr................. 1033 & 50/..] 270, 732 Bwﬁfmc T 155V‘;qranr.c.1...;..._,_._......‘;15‘;..¢ 8 40/ _|'3lo{ 970 game ......F d6ehfneqr.. .00 hel g 7083 400078 ; same ......| 17DWQrnwQr........_...........\15..} 84 r[ 535(14 41 Cunningham Pat| 74dehfne qr............ ...l _...]d..| 8 80|..| 25011537 Earll J‘D.',.,,.:...‘l lOXte hf5eqr...,...................1;’-1;..i 8 80/ . 67{\[395‘.3 | Hnll Moges jr:...| ISombfeege. . . 0T Zi;..i 8 801..| 21511829 Yahn Alpheus...| 354 w hfmw O T hok | ebmiog 719!’19“14 | v No.2.—SPARTA TOWNSHIP., i Barney Wm M...| 151neCOrDW Qr.0n................1084 8 10/..] 65 339" f"sa'gne = l 16 nw gr neq%..,..........._.....10%..; B 40;. | 200; 939 same [...| 4bifrinwqr....cn 00T T A 8 9891 385iiT 49 Campbell Wm...| O94ipbew qr.i .. ... ... .. .....15000 81 9.t 120[ 892 Dauson RJ...... 115}:'1 nwqrtwer.. 0.0 kgl 38}..!'1455 466 game. / ...... 1165w'qr5wqr..."..'..__,‘__,__.....24]..! 8 40(..| 140| 449 Hanna Eliza.....| s4sme qrowqr. /). [ 7700700 lesl igl 40..1 120) 385 Hanna Samuel T| 247 e h?5wqr.,....,.‘._...__.».__...:35;.,." 8| 80)._| 22011'59 Harkenson GW. .| 254 frl ne qr nw qr,.l| 6.1 B 30.. i 9011037 Johnson John....| 301 s ende hfneqr......._........131 .| 8 46.. | 3751206 Kernd W........ 0 8178swqreeqr.. ... .. ... .L.1'90 .1 140, | 54040 78 mamte] 01l .| dileptawge. T b 93 33 1250156 91 same= ........| 819spt.owgrseqr..... .. .......[ 2..[..| 666 90| 408 same ........i3RoDneqr Ne qr....................i1l .-f--1 401 . 200125 45 same ........| 32l'seqr ge qr._,] 2i..1..1 40{..] 48522 0b same ..c.....i9%neqreeqe.. .. 000011100 el i 0l 250(12 09 M'reairg’d&mag'rt 430 near ge cor 5wqr..............118]..1 ] 41.. %75, 603 Squirc_fiohn......( GSdifrbewgl. 000 UG b 97123 67521 "3 . No.3.—PERRY TOWNSHIP. r AkerNancy......{- 2mecorw hfswqr...c ... .....] 735 8 4. $0) 628 Adison WAJ....| 9pt B gL, . nesecainnanaasananna (00| 81 2 8 1200 419 Cavin Mary......! BOw hfsw e Gl 80/../1570 56 06 Cole Sand G 5...| 94neqrnw qr.....=.,__,_.,_,,..,,{:M,,; 51, 40(..| 820/1x 22 Edgerton Jog K. | 142 und hf se gr Boqgr. ... iioc S s 20..| 126 833 Fi.-fiu:rLT..A..»..Q 165 sw c0r5eqr....................|150. .1 8 10..| 230, 8 05 Harsh George....| 20T ptehfawar....... ...........128 | 8 11l40) 185 648 same | .1 208ptaw hf meqr..................1901 |Bl 570 Go| 209 Hanlaw James. .. 2488 ptoneqgr.. =.. 0. ... ..o 00 8/ 10,..| 5601432 Hauna Charles. ..| 246 whf frl sw qreeccecncinae 31 8 700 | 486116 82/ " same l R 47 se AUBW Pl..eooneanninn, i liBlLL) 81 40| 240) B 40° Hanua Horace H,| 24 8w q!"5eqr.....................131 | 8; 40|..| 24011 78 Hof David. ... [ 952 w hitwer oo 0000 lep - 8 80l .| 80028 06 Methodist Church| 8778 w core hf 5wqr..............| J..} 8L 11| 20l 140 May Henrietta...| 306nendewqr....................136 ..} 8 40|__| 40014 03 Parks Sarah 8....] 457 ¢bf se qf’ 7..| 8 80|_.| 450 16 82 Pierce Joseph....| 460/c ptnw 5ehf................. 124 | 8l 30} | 240 § 40 Randall J R......f 493 pt8hf5eqr................... |92 | 8 6[l7] 2001 701 Stocker Leandcr.i blomeqrawar: ./ oo il o igal AR 40(..1 96036 56 Smoker Isaac....| 523 nw cor ne qr“’ 8 7] 6115 508 ‘Stutsman Abra'm| 552 nw cor 8 half se qr....... - (25011 8 14!..‘ 160 8 85 Wolf Leon’d¢heirs) 632 shalfse qrne qr .._...........|16/..1'8) 20!. /| 240, 840 5 glme ‘ 633 part e half se qr.........._.. 16 | 8 20..| 39518 84 Wilson HD......1 620,undivided haif se gr se qr-.__..l3l{__{ 8! 20! .1 120] 419 No. 4 —ELKHART TOWNSHIP. Burnette Alva....| 21 nw qrne qr] 335( gl BBt . 365, 931 game Lol OB MEGERMMWT L :3'l:‘! 9 32| 210 536 Brown Abram..:| 32partnehf..................._ _.128 | 91120/. |9v45/5T 28 © game e ndSebimse g oo o 0 o lﬂ“ ‘80!, .1 80020 49 Bennett Jonathan 3R sw€or w half se qr.llt |‘9; 7.-1 130, 331 same | 45me grow grcolollo 00l il el o) T agled B Dukes Samuel H| 177 n part w half ne Qr..-......... 14: | 01 45 1 340/ 984 Flowers Jmmetta! 239 wpart-seqreeqr. .~ ........... (28 9 30..| 6251599 Hardenbrook WE| 318 w halfne Or o oicih ol iRI 9, 80/_.11070,25 65 ‘Hanna Samuel 'l‘[ B32nW qE DWgP..c.. ... i id) Lol g 0 150] 383 Hzmnu05.......! 3338 w grewqr......i....ie0 T gl 4000 500 197 Hanna Samnel T 336nwqrneqr-...................133 : 9: 40! . 130} 831 Hanna Hugh '1‘..l 337/frl ne qr‘ldi ‘| 9] Brßg] 300! 768 HanuaST (trustee, 338 w half sw Qr.ieabicsaee. il 830 | 9 B 0 .| 8000 768" Hanna Horace H.| 339 ne half neqr:..................138) |9l 40 " 150! 902 Huffer Emjly.....| 341ipart se greeqr..................128: | 91'7550! 175! 7 99 Hanna Hugh T... 345111“' QUMW ORI 1914011 160} 411 Jay William.....| 372 w halfse qr.1.0....000. LOOOl TBO | ol 0l 0| 651500 Knepper Susanna| 394 w half se Qr...ooooneoneooico 9800 [0 BOL 105026 €8 Lucas Wm.......| 434'e halfswqr...... semantorohe e nie (3015 IHGL B 0 I 200117 94 : fgme - ... tdßbw halfgeqrs 0000 L i3l lgj‘z’?;‘,',_ 22524 74 Millcheter......i A4SDL BEOr BW QI sle i ana. 1200 9 Ql__ 501 403 ‘same i 446iptw alfse qr:_ .. 0o 0l [RBI 1 9 3..|1301 782 McwherterLovina; 447 s pt 8 half ne Qreeeecneneae. [47 19l Q_r.lm 140, 3 57 McDonnald J W.| 419nw cor 5egr...................[81 o/ "8 | 15 3¢ Merrell James A.| 450pniddle part e half nw qr....... 117 | 9 221 1 85016 64 Miller Jacob.....|{ 466/e halfge qr.. ... 0.0 .00 | 719 l & ..i125(::3~;» G 0 Mawhorter H (est| 467 w part n ha1fneqr............116 1| of 20|. | 49 457 “Miller G W & Eli| 474'e partn half neqr.............[191: | 9 60| 290/ %11 Nelson Susan....[ 510necorswqrseqr.ce...........| 3i:. 9; 10{..| 100] 173 Noel Jcssc......’.} 519 pt se qrewr. yoclo ol soo B ol S 0 } 230 i 588 Pincheon John..| bi6sw core hfneqr:...........5 .. 129" [ o 150/ 15 387 Rice Elizabeth. ..| DEZIDEBWGRe qe s oo 3 10l 3(;1,; 305! 524 Ripperton MaryAl 585 w pisihfne qr................| 4: 19 824 45 114 |t Teed Richard....}‘-’lﬁi.’)!;pt BpgEßmarc T LA g 5[..| 20! 50 same ---:| 596 m hfneqr. ... L ZUIIOIOOOT 9t oligol sl 240! 613 same - ~..i boriwhfsptneqr..........o. 1 |l} |of 6250/ 250 649 same -.:.| 598eptsptueqr..... .. I 1 11 11110 |of 62i50| 250! 639 SmnnnnsJoHn...'l 618;wsideneq:-............'.......:;31 -| gl Qm__t 80| 208 same oo LOl9epinwE s 0 i g 9 621.;] 395/15 07 Spafina Pau1.....| Goneqrnwqr.... 7T 40, 100/ 256 Shroyer Solomon| 6S6ne cor ehf nw Gbco-couii oo l 9 114.-;l 150, 500 Unknown owners| 772lund half sptnwqr nw hf.._.. 22135} 9 4159 85 91 N0..5.- YORK TOWNSHIP. : BarthouseJH&vas, T4sptelifseqr........... .. ..71634 9 T 1)..) 285110 01 same l 758 pt nw qr se hf 634 B' 311..] 115| 4:03 Colerick John A.| 99lsw core hfneqr...............12234 9l 18 ..| 125/ 640 | Bdgerton J K....[153inwqrneqr5...................|/6!34 9' 359! 15 94 | Hanua Eliza.....| 187 Wk oo o 9|16”5“| 400/14 06 ‘Hardenbro’k Ha’t| 202 se qru\|u 9160 . . 900!31 64 Hanna Hugh T. . 206 w b 5eqr......... 222020 0 anl )gl gol | 860112 64 Hawk Fannie....| 20Tle sidenw qrneqr.............118]..{ 9| 95/.7| 300/20 09 Hn;shawn}‘J.....: 214und 2§ 8 X sw Iy se }4’; Y..| 9 13:33| 10033 31 Marshall Johi G| goisw ... 2210 I glag 91f:o§;.] 80012813 >7 = 3 199 C { Betcvasiag I vl SurDYR R e ;s:-:::i::;::::::f:::vﬁ%!::z 9119%5 89081 47 Schlabach Henry| 390 e 3 ne 3.~ U7OO T T s9l 50) | 11511 00 Suret qucis..-.) 405 e pt ne 1f nw Hoooooovecans.l. 36134 O] 2750 225! 790 Shearer Charles 8) 411 ftl e side e Jgme 3¢.............13534 9 I], 10| "62 Ulmer David T...| 41w 14 80 14 it e eoreennnn i) st..g 9l gol-| 600129 65 Wildon J (trustee[ 462/wptne inw 1¢."........_,...1136 1 9 12:50i “"i 209 Walker Amaria..| 476nendwlse ¥nels... ... .. 135 ° 9[.,.;50i 10, 62 : :No. 6.—NOBLE TOWNSHIP. | Bonewitz Sybil..| 39und 3§5hfneqr............ .. 12:38! 9y 531331 535/25 21 Crandall Jn0....| 61ptshf nwar............... . {lil |of a7190] 115/ 455 ’ ‘same 2o kool W IRBR WG ol e {9l 26| 45/ 119 5 “same ---.] 63jne ?rnw Qr...ccecaccioinaaeco {lllOl 9 40} 345,13 75 CookJOhn R..._.{ 6bleht BwWeqr ocoo ..o ot 81l o 80!.. 34531 07 - 'gathe- sesapGrneeEremE GSlol L o e g 40|... 170;16‘}32 same seeo| OBNW QY 8WQr.........1eee00l 1] O] gol 93017 32 Evaus Jonah. ... .| 1188 BERWariioc. iiiioioiii e, 15)..l 9| Roj7. | 430/12 81 Edgerton Jos K..| 12Tneqr neqr..........0c0en0.... 3<)1.. 91 40| 115 723 Grable G W....._| 180mw cor w hf5eqr.............. 2501 9/ 4}.. 115306 Hanna Oliver 8.,| 2208 w aqrawiqri...........0.......|30].i] 9 40]..{ 115| 306 Heltzel Henry....| 228/frl n-of 1ake5wqr.............. 11|_. 9| 30122] 70! 297 | Havna WmW....| 240nw gr nehf................. 0931 9] 40/ 115/. 306 : .game veaepdim bW est 00l 291,119 80|_. 230| 614 same: .. e Moldhipeqro. ol 0000 el bol gol o 9dol 61 game 944ﬁseqr'seqr Seeanae o oonoanlE oS R 0 RG 4'.»|_! 115/ 304 | Jay Walter D. .| 2831 n hf BW Qr..ct--..-..c......... 8| 9 sut.,. 345/ 922 Johnson W R... | 2888 w qr swar:d. .c.............. (98] | o] 40" 175{ 464 Loop Andrew.... 35.’61'W bl de el B L 9' gol. .| 345! 9 07, McCumber H (etall 349nw cor ehfneqr...............|25.. 9 8.. 90} 239 same’ -..3f 3501 e hf 5eqr.......L..............[94)._|.9] 80._| 520[13 90, Milligan & Brown| 357/undivided 3 s half ne qugrter.|l2|. . 9/ 2666 380 961 McConnell Jumes| 373nw Cor se GUW Q... |23..| o 98)..| 60/12.09 gamie™ Jiio I SMENENG GE e ] T gl 9/ 80| 230/24 36 ‘McAlexander WJ| 379/sW qr 8W qQr0e..c0.c00n.........]20].. 9[ 40{..] 115{ 306 uinn John (heirs| 471 is hf se qr 8w qr................182(._| 9! 201..| 90! 239 Rienordon Elizab| 483/shfne qr.............c........[301.. 9\ 80[..| 575/91 87 .Sharp & 5un.....| 520119 w hf'Be qTeevnse.inno....... (39| . 9‘ 647 35 92 Taylor Renben...{ 591fe Bf nw qr...i.........c.......[21].. 9| 80|..| 345} 907 Wilkins John....| 624 pt se qr anr...-...._.........125.. 9 8.1 15/ 141 1 Witwer Phares..} i2gle hf swqr.. .00 bil o 0 2{--1:9 80[..| 290 775 Winegardner Lou 630'ss'v fehnwqr. .. esl e 9! 29/57| 230| 614 same Glifrimw awdr . ... ii o eel 9{ 19:86] 115] 634 Unknown owners| 29(pt se qr 8W qCe-....-........... 1200 ]ol 12}_,!, 20] 253 e RReee e ey i ese o L T No. 7.——GREEN TOWNSHIP. : e (g T Te S e e e LSt P e e BeersLewisT....| 33meqrsw qr................. ... 2233110/ 40(..] 540113 64 | Coil Peter.......| 74)sW Qr 8€ qr.,...............-..[85] :|: | 40f..| 325! 820 Cook Johnß ...| Tdnhinwar.................. 2023 l i|s | gol | 6olle 16 < sam,g Soes 7(s':=weqr BWQr.c . -'i.... oo 193 fl |ol 320% 808 sanre ---.| T7neQrsw qr....................|23] tl° | gol .| 320 808 Grier Jim’:nes..’....l 164'se SREOW ar . %t 1 40]..| 300 984 Harter George.- . ‘22s,ehfwhfse qr...’.-...-........!55, i d ~_4-3301‘ 839 Jones Davilff..... 259und 25 nw qr nw qr............ 5341 I|7 | 2666 265 9.03 same - .....| 260/uad 3¢ neqr0wqr.........._. 134! |\ | 2666 265 668 Konkle Francis .| 266/ ptoie qrse qr. ................[B4 4| 10\..| 100/ 302" samte . |lO 267|\vside OW ‘Qr BW QT.v0ve..a0...(35) 110 11501 120 322 Layman Elizg....| 29Tne qr 8WQr.c..................114! i 140|300 798 Newman Hen’yW 354janrneqp_...-....,........’....{30 B 40|.. 370 f 933 NeftdJames....... 36511ﬁb5eqr.......................im: | 56..] 45011 25 Tawney Isgac....| 468 hf sw qroe qe.............. . 126/} |} 20/..| 175/ 594 same ~ ~...| 469inptse gr0neqr.............._.{81: {: | 7l 30, 561 Tawney Amanda.| 472]se qr anr..................;..‘26: Shap 400110 11 Zeigler & Smith. .| 583(ne qrew qr...iiirieinn i 5!: : | 4q1..] 350{'8 84 .~ No.B.—JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.. , - ‘GrubbFﬁ(etal). 159|pt nw q1‘.:................._....‘26;34'10 24/70| 205| 622 Grubb Mary A... 163e‘pt&hfn_wqr.................'26‘.. .| 15,30(-235, 713 Hanna Samuel T 200ﬂwqx_'5wqr......_...;..........14[.; ; 40!; 65) 502 Wilson Margaret 4105wc0rnwqr....;....1y...-...-.., I],, o Bivel9o] 272 | eeee, e e e .

No.9.—ORANGE TOWNSHIP. Barns May E.....| 21Dt Me qr.....coveni..ciio.. (82185110 2,..] 100] 644 Bo‘narPhxlip.;...’ 22ptne qrmeqr.......io 00l 4’.. «v|---|so] 125 883 same wesct SBDEDWAY BWAr.. ..ol ,3!.. .. f-... 1121 185| 628 Berry Rufus.....| 42!pt 8eQr....c......2.......c...0 2001 [lo6]. . |1650]35 90 Cooper Charles..! 167/pt se qrswqr.....‘..v-......._..'29;’.. -.|-- 20| 60} 455 Cooper Ashrael..| 168/pt 8€ qr 8W qr................... 1290172177 120! @0 297 CooperJobn....:.J lGO!pt BedeßwOE. T .‘29{.. _.]...t20! 60| 581 Cass L & Lucy A 17'1jse QUBWgE e 171..)..| 40f.. 36911}3 Downey Nelson E- 234 pt sw qr sw qri.’!)l b R ] 998 879 Dingman William; 242‘uw_qr SWAL. .....000 it i [l4 )0L 1001394 Galﬁx%Sidney....l 327\pt ohf sw qr.26] BT, 545/16 86 Hall D&' E......| 4569!pt whf ne QRS s L 25;.. ..| 8911 255[30 14 Hanna Samuel T 466/se qrse qr..................... 15[.. ..| 4011 15| 45 J0ne5Mi10.......1547'Lneudthneqr.........,..... 7..)..| ko] 70l 215 dones George R..| 850mweor nw qr.., ... 0.0, 7.1 15}..1 80 92 ‘Lucas Jacsb..... 623neqrnwqr......,_,______,___,-22;.. i 40i.; 550(22 74 same ciwar POBREQUIRWOE. -oo 0 s 15;.‘. ..| 87,25/ 88011 77 McConnell J 8...| 669/pt ne qr-lt‘»{ 7 i 25 330 990 Morrow Wm.....| 671|pi sw qr29l -+-1501 1201871 Martin Winfleld S 681/8W qr ne qr.........0000r e 24l 40}.. 39016 03 Miller Amelia....| 7078 w qr sw B e 40|.. 5--3}@24 " pame 708§ptwhfanr....,.,____,,____,‘_’.9.... 60[:..| 825125 53 Morrow Wm.....| TIODE 8W qr,....... _[Z7777 7700 eol L 0 9 | 28000 50 Merriam Emma A| 76pt5war...... 11110 TROI L 1500 ol s Ney Pat. . ....... iptehfewqr o 0T 9. .f..].--125] 75| 487 Neumanß F.....| 709mw c0rneqr...................J6..|.. -..{15] 800(26 67 Pe James.....| 824/SW CorßwW qr...................| 6..]..1 10l..; 160] 494 Refa?Thomns 8..| 869iptse qrewqr..... __ 11171777 laol |1 100 l 60| 184 Ross J0hn....... 862p,tne?r..............';.........‘32.. <]-..150] 15| 63 Swihart Elizab...[ 914ptehfseqr..... .. 77 7" "l | 32!...] 600{18 57 Snyder A A......| 941/sw qr ne l}r-....................' 1|..]..| 40|..} 24011 o 1 Sheffer C C......| 944necorehfseqr.. .. 1 . 51..1..f 51..1 40/ 123 Taylor & Cochran|lo64ptneqr.... . ... 777777777777 40 .+f---|so] 225| 695 Troube Susan....|lo7Bswqrne qr....._. . 777""71e5l 1o 40]. .| 350/22 89 Titcomb David A{loBllwptne qr........ .- "777""""T1egl 110}.. 9402993 Warren Hanna. . .|1125e pt whf ne qr.._,,___‘______..‘sot.. .. 45]..] 560173 ‘Ward Phebe A.._{ll4Bgeqraw-qr......._._._ . . _192'..]..| 401..| 400/12 38 e e e e a No. 10.— WAYNE TOWNSHIP. . : Qookingham CG| 93ptsqrshisw qr5wqr........2835(11] 4,.., 87052 34 MueilergFrederiék 312egt se qrq‘2s --f: |120]... 1940/69 64 Moon' Samuel M_| 815fe hfneqr...........__.........18..]: | 80}..| 440/15 99 ~ same | 816/sw gr ne AFecneeennannaii il 180000 4.: 220 6139 Neuman A H....| 833 hf5wqr......... [0 10018 | 801 | 690/79 16 .. pame 384th88 qr............'........,.15i.. .| 80] : 440—5_784‘ Tilston Phineus | 445lept whfneqr...._.. .. ... .. 7;..: 1} 1| 15 53 ‘Williams Charles| 486/s pt nw qr sw Lel Bl i 25..]-205(24 52 Yoeaky John A...| 499nw qr sw qr....-.,____,_ﬁ___..l,9‘.-. 40]..| 845'28 89 S '~ No. 11.— ALLEN TOWNSHIP. ot : Buscher Joseph..; bojehfewqr.. .. ... . . .__.l 6/34/11| 80(..] 99022 27 Day Jehn;..g... 182 e pt oW qr nW.qr..............[15.. i 10]..11 86 %‘%gms(ieorgew 202ipt ne qr 8W qr...........1.....f 4L 1| 1147| 440112 36 y Archillas...| 216 hf 5eqr............ .01 1 llesl 0 | 801..| 900(95 11 . same moneqt?e OF.c.coi iidierdacasaa |25l il 17401 ] 49513 80 ‘Henry Lovina....| 821lund h LW qr DW Qri...dee...016] : | Ro|..{ 135{19 59 Louder A........| 438/pt ne qr OW QF.ootioiinnlreanss| 4]-o] oo 022] 201 110 Ruman Anthony.| 520/pt sw qr ’“’q?----f“e--.%'-'-----“*""---‘,- ....75,45}:% Sherman Mrs. .. 852iptsw qr.....i... . .10 lli 0l 91..11 |...|25) 55| 152 Scherdem L{dia‘ 553 D HOQP. .uiine. s iidarlnunann|O4]i i |-:.[25] 50| 548 Weymer Philip..| 677/DWQrBW QFuuenniuinrnnn 2aeena|22).. | 40]..1 495] 806 Vanacqul’eter.. 715Pﬂmm‘......--,.-..-....Jf..‘.--q'u,m} o 574 90 ‘4O

5 : No. 12. —SWAN TOWNSHIP. Sy ; : ,gi : e gj" gigl g S . 3 % ; : ; i Q»a g 2 E E . R L PRI S NAMES. : | DESCRIPTION OF LANDS. LIS §. : o ; Coapo BEEIRRIEL B i o it o o el : PR Hbligl 8 NR T T e e i et i. et Arby Jackson....] 7:ngts.hf HeAY Lo oo oL Tl o IRRIR 50.;.-1309;892 Bishop Joseph... 32§u‘ fneqr...,......‘.4;....'.......*13..; 801..11000:27 40 - same Sinend W ar.. .o beoason iy 1%251 15/, 40 %DenhmEJphrnim 21958 ptshf neqri...i...........i331 .11 gol .| 180! 401 Edﬁeﬂ‘on os K. .| 284 ptwhfne qr......0...........i241..} :I'6o| - 580 2833 GR&IRRCo.. 270 n ptw hfseqr.....l.ocooio 08l ) 06l 5“'i136 Haines Horace M| Blineqrew qr........J...........181.0 i} 401..1 120/ 529 ‘Hanna Horace H.| 323 sw qr nw Qe bl A ~401,.] 190{ 819 Haines ‘Pergy... 32 sw qr 5eqr........,.........-..v.i‘.??.;..‘: 40/} 70, 490 Ikeman Andrew. 36?.,5w',3r HRAE s e e 4;..: 5..‘ 45 122 Lyon Law5.......{ 801ie gi eswqr.‘.-.....L.-.........i1:‘.‘;.. s 101..] 65( 704 Reed Mary P...ii 46700 QX AW (T ..o oenieenn oL 861 40 *4lOlll 22 Reed Samuel. .. { 47lehtnwqr.. ... .[....0......189 {: 80j..| 54514 92 Shenkle Mary A. . 5:.’3neqrnwqr........!.........v.-;.;1«i!..{. 4011 555(1519 Walters F and M. 627und }en hi5eqr.............. 23 1 10} 55/ 149 . same 628 und {,; se (}r»se Qreeionectaneann 2800 5.1 S 5 297 Willet James....! 636und 14 nhi se qr...j.........--.|f23;..{ 2 10t..i 100§ 607 - same. | 64tund X seqree qr....,.........128 .| ; 5i..§ 30) g 1 Worman Wm....| 651 s ptwhf geqr.......0......... 1710 &),‘.i 395 679 Wilkinson Francis! 653nw qr 5wqr................... 19'..5: 4588111401 728 Weiman Susannai 654 nw cor w hftse qr.-............;11f.'. Ll 3192 65 177 Wilkingon R H..| 656 ne qr se (1: ..-.....-.:12!..1:, 401.. 1 46012:59 Walters F and M; 661 und 14 n hf5eqr...............'33|.. 1| 10/_F 100, 274 same 662und 3¢ 5eqr5eqr..........0.25{ |t] 5110 ‘B5 T 43. | TOWNS--CROMWELL. | o ; T e Bz a 5 P Ef o, |EgEEE EE S 1 e ?,-: . ’s3"{3&B‘-&; g!v; S s BB g Ea) 2| b NAMES. : | DESCRIPTION. LI l: ieed sl9 ?-I 8 ' S . dfbiviz I=l ol 9bo S L PR EL N ' el - ::1:!::&:.1:"“55"3{2: 2 k7T L ___’_‘__'.."!""""“’!_.;9 Doane Rebecca.. 12«»‘;,’} 2305 45/ 144 Hill Emma. _....| 281iLong’s addition, .. {......0..|.. <<f-ei-f 160001 551 916 Hi115eth.........i 282 do Ido ','t 17 18 er Maggary Jackson, 371*‘ do ' do !I st f4l 1000 705 Mitciellnen_ryl..3!‘*‘-}..‘_.;..._.-.......... seeefetlenlal LIO ROp 256 Wy Bleeana | 4961 .. -0l ol n b e 81| 95 305 SmithJ E& H A ';77‘11 ~of-ele-] 201 85 9280 : same Ol Lt et R ol ge s : - ROCHESTER. . i McConnell James 423 .-i|,r‘ 5| '.ZI 5t 47 do do M 4 ..o .ol bl LR Blel 5, 47 do do 425 |...oc...oooopncbon R oof 5 Yy do . _q}o 0 o ;z 'S[r2|az 5. 47 s W T DRI Sl 5 e do | oal el: 634} 5 4358 do -do ng],}lui 734) 5y March &;\Knidgcmur'....t..............L......}..1..:..";,‘,;; SHOI 51 3 dol* % doi 441 IF.M.! Mo} 510 g 9 Rogers & ersonsoa‘ju;vi» 139 5 3697 Unknown owners;626 {Rochestereqr..... ... .f. ..l 1l U 4 3 100{ 572

) . LIGOI\]@ERT” 7___--:**l‘, 300 190 3 : S rddition d'f|"in< 2w "Thomas.| 56 Strans’ : b sofeefoofof | 281 205 90 2 Barney Alma BRE do A ’ . éz;“; E -do, L 125 Randall’s.ad Cugh TB& a 5 Coi—ban_Joh%-..‘-,|'122,‘.;;-_--;....d»-_.-_'_-____.....,.. } oae Clermont L ig. .| 172 Milier's add. .. S e Ditman PraucF.‘! 18l do e ||il ) st DitmumJohnw-.*.lg‘lmchmoncza ..:;.““-'22535 8(..;,.?‘.1..]_} | ik e e e e Eiker H?FK | e ' ehf s!r ‘ T 4 30180 o saaf 207) -do il e 145138 44 i s - A cranemenfenlis SEAEh e Tes 445 Cw -t ""'Z.a..'.----'--g-...5.-s-.-vm;.j.% 45 - 168 L 213/ do -"do L ‘_}“l'l3‘“! g 1 -do 12150 do do el i eaierniy f 8 Imo 251 e 217, ﬁo_ do e S e e | B Sei el 21z do .t 22l do, do e i EJI il & il 299 Taon "dooi!, 55 2 15 - ) B "dod““:""“"' seeyll 58 . e 233mi_uer,5ndd:"‘ l,r 2 1 .38 .2351W00d:‘3((111‘m‘":----l"--~}2f-’§35; 8!..i eh s Boaes 38 pt ne Hr 2 1R i Fogl%Joifleg‘h.... gmx%icn“@"“d% o t?...:-i‘z‘l;%i si"fso ey 56 Fry David F..... 41ipt sw N ovsadar ol el do) 4 1 Sol 1336 Figher R Sbonse B 503 bsenar & Co's addizeub R S Gordon Georg . 307'pt se qr‘n\vdq |‘ Cetdol 49 40 Ir3B ‘GreenAndt",“,"'A 333 Milier’s add.. ... Seinhl e24W 1w .naggertysnl‘&h o et ehf.....“.““!“.-”.:!-.%;' A el ; e(; 326 Straus’ add--';‘---.....'...127‘35;‘3 i OO] 40‘4 uil Hartzel S{‘mul 7 329 pt nw qr ne q igi b 5 13'01“ h i Hadley Eliza TB it ] e HuﬁfetwaßL : 355‘“700{]‘5331'"'"...-..... e2%m; r Hone izabeth| 361 n one- Sl g S Hussey Ehz;bcttf 3(2;4l:Chﬁprp:uids wdd:"“."“ 1[ ‘7s[ ]e{rl 3:7)5! i neéndrylﬁ?,v e ‘dod‘ o (ot dariagial ‘.1.(.);.‘.; o 2 ol vda e 305'pt ne qr S aye Ii e EER Hurlbu?t‘ng'-" jQQlE‘ißher&C(()lsad‘,i”"n”!“ i “‘:: i*% 23% 190 Y 0 Mag T ™ % ' R g .do!dc g g i i b 9 o do g o 24432“30 ft front M%iuflgﬁtpt”...l__l_,_'__ ’ }5)l 8[ sznl 15 ‘32 do do es..| 438 Miller's add 62 ft mid. .||l S g %‘ 2% Johnson J?(llne el do . 62 } il 61 € B2k Mah 06 S haeates gacidi i 110 270 10 16 NNt haniel! 503 Pancake’s add. .e || ‘m‘;v“ b o 8 e dd':.-----"f"f'- el Sol 198 do _do : sfn3:Riq:hmond{3oa ], opdas e R @ FEE I e io L E Badd 27 ftesidel..|. .| 1. | { 11450117765 Obvell < mes. . 690 Chapman’s & oo tilariast 8175 25 133 Kb jingid 65 prC 4T eo) 13 RObmSODJa‘mA {lO Richmon add. .o -ol 630] 23 74 Rhgglesßosa‘ ..| 710 Richmond’s ad I,S( l Bl Regu]a Pe‘:er'd..é 7133 dq : = -::'7"""|22;35: 8 ":3 {[7:)'%‘“ é‘) 299 Randolph&Do g T46/pt sw-qr;"’éfl‘és fhn i ahs ol e 2 Stoner Caroline. . 747 Chapman’s add 2 ’1 A s Smith Jotal(a) (748:Smith’s add...... S (2235 8 I]..iA..‘.'|.‘.),\ 801 36 20 do a 0 845 )t-S\\,-,(11‘,..'-;'-.-..”““_ S s 2 1m Ulmer EV_elln‘E'i‘,'s 84;;)‘11«‘isher&Cosadd.““___ “ : '];[ ?E 2;:) 1018 Unknownown% 819( ‘do ‘(}g Bel "'"'}"l 3.1 2 1569 Vanslyke Wrﬁlin & 850, do dd b L_\‘J 2|o 1234 Vallance Soph; 2’ll 870 Randall’s aq sl 155, A“.H; it Weybright MxOﬂE',etsnw cor nw qra.... R A R Win'igﬁrz[ames 903 Richmond’s ad io 1 Wt T 904 Straus’ ndd Wb ié B R Wilmuth James. . ;)05\ T ad i-0 8 i tdo -do §oo L ~do _ _do. 1806 do do . U

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UGAMitche]l‘sadd.‘..........'..inj" o i 05l 1] 2B g 9 Brillhart swcob. .| 112" % w4y fiwside,| 1| i 1 ey, ]SO 47 02 Bixler Franklin..| 119 Evang’ bdv to Clark’s adi..?.. } o J: l 5l | 190868 50 Burgis Szytta. .| 198 Clasksad. .. ..000 veeeee [0 e fptar 090 Brillhart, Sgrah. T 150Minotts add, pb......000. oot |il Tl 200 k 11 56 S Bame. ... 151{ B Caduintilon s e e 1;30‘(;'-] 813 Birtly Soghm..-. 163/ Daniel’s add, 5W.(r......[..[..| i} | 620" 7')’ i Bartly John 5....| 164/ Mitchell’s add........... ! si gl fL’)O 1151 Bgtt]ySOphi&-n- 156‘ k 0 FOSER e ". -11137;!: 19.‘ .8359 Ciirr David C-... ‘~3~iBl}litchcock's'ndd,whf....‘l.]“i" i) i 10l 175 14 24 same 239! “ % 30 ft esde|.. {:i Hao gl 121 i Calkins Paulus.. '2“’lMillﬂit'B£\dd---~;-'""";'"*“1"1”: 11l's o oI Canfleld Hiram..| 23 Daniel’s add, .er--..... |-ojett |+ [ 13317 100, 382 e g e T T | 100 808 Caswell Mafy M..| 248 Mitchell's add,..L...0.200| 7 :‘ S claer .| asl 12 same b e e e gt S LT ©EES imol s s T ] ol i L maae D enl oo e !403“ o o Caldwell Geo. W 258« «it AL TR g | e Same dom o« v dogwendiololl il vi 00 alas Crosley Nathan. {262 ~ « =« [ b get 4>'3(-) 13';3 Coplingham Walt| 216/Minott’s add. ... ...t 1 | 5l &l 00l Cluft M‘?trcus'-..:.. 2&*2*lllll&Sbtonessbdyﬁi’c'kselu Ll :1)" 0 zgg! 0r Cut meeee 1) R Siopes b G 1y 341 g B ook Abram.....| 294! ¥Mitchell’s add 58 T 10N 0 B Slt il Clapp Andrew R | 295 Iddings’ «xad(a“ns‘del oL i) ) 30 e Qoolingham T W :313’ de ol e [ 1(3)2] 134 ribbs sacob.....| 317\ Mitehell’s add. ... ~-o|oo 00101 | slesslt | ssol a 2 ok Daniels Ebenezer, BS?]Daui%ls' udl:l. = ‘ :2‘3.3': °;§9| it Early william....| 433/pt se qr 166 by 128 ft.. .. |3335!11) ;.. |":| 955 Lt Ft wuyneCol‘ﬁge dililddihesladd Lok F 1 IR B Vol B S -Flagg, sames M| 472 Mitchellsadd. -1 -ous |. w oA Freeman, E 5.... 485iFrceman's sbdv to Hiks|..| ~|:'| :}":{ 10/} 135 2?-) 2 Friend sucob. . .-.| 488/ Hitchcock’s add, mid pt.|..|2o: |l] 1 sgl! | 30 i Gettings Adam..| 526\ Mitchell’s add, 10 ft e end{...| (|| i[:" R4o)".| B 9 e game ' ....| 52TDanhiel'siadd Dt..0...cn0n |l 0l 7] R pame ' I:.| 598IMinott’s add.. —...00000010101i L] 23t 000 l 232 Gulumier Charles| 559/ Daniel's add. . -.,......0. |o-[o| |i[ £ 25} 20q 204 Gettings Adam..| 581 Zimmerman’sadd........| .| 21l =2l e | same 0 angl “ Wokdiurl 8 iﬁg %Sﬁ‘ Héward sohn....| 622ptsw qr..............v..183155d] [71.0) 3] Tan . Hulbort L.~ | 63380 N sonth side. <. oo ||l || (18] | 40 4% Hopkins, 3 & HM| 620 Minott’s add .. «-.....|.... el ‘ 3 o ; same 627 “ : Cab ng B S same - |'62B “ vbl B S e lem vl Y s Johnson EG& E | 826/ Mitchell’s add 155 ft w pt|..| [|3s] |2 [240 & 230 o . same- 821} Mt ST i e i e sohnson sohn. ...| Sollddings’ ndd. ... ..o || il 66| 32 '37‘ Johnson Eunjce 3| 831 Mitchell’s add. ... [.0..|001] [ 2] tleve 1] 22 '237\ game f 832\ TRy 6 LA Pe e 230 : 'Bo' 33% sohnson Enogh 5.| 833 « .« Qi bl e A A - e T B 3 - w W crredaeann ol s'r§7§: 420/ 2013 Kist Fenry......| 867 Daniel’s add............. .1l 40[:- o Knapp Henry.:..| 878 Mitchesadd. ... .. .[ | i 14| 80 &3022 14 Ilguﬁhts‘%'ah}A.. Beor . v LLR e ggg %é?% ander Charles..| 941 Daniel’ pptent. |l |k : 0 Linville AT.....| o 2 Mitehellsada oo e oress||ei []BB| 20 66 Millow George..| 98922 ft middle part west end|-.| | |: |}| 15 :2?,02‘8 ol ® .same . | 991 Mitchell’s add...:.......|..|..|.i1i ]} 18] ¢ o % Minott vane.....[1050 Minott’s add, pt i Biome s o 0 ltompl -« e VYT icreesshechiin gk ol Y TRBH 46L ohlevin Christ.|loB¢ Zim'erman’s ad 72 1t wed| |2t [:'] _6]."| Neuman AH. ... [ll24Mitchells ades. .o |oolo| [il | &gl 139 Neuman Aaron:(ll3sl°d Lash's £:25 ¢ sid nar| .|| ¢ i 2| 2| %3 %5 Orr ;&lexander...llsoDnniel's add:.... ik ot g 33 ‘1(75; BRI ingar 0 D T ey et / Pearce, Elva A...|1158 Mitchell’sladd, 44 ft & side| .| .o |’ |} Tel: 1000 - same ....[1159 “ (excdftasdyent| .|| :| il aili 265 l °6 5 Palmer G E......|1164 David Lash’s add.. e 4] o 0 Sa same ....[1165 CUrRA R b S samo RTT i oo el 012 % 5 .10 161 Pallman, Augndi. [ll67Minots add. ... |5l i | 7] 4 oo 1% Platz, sacob. ... .. [1169/Zimmerman’s add.......|..| +1: ]3] 1 oS T Pulver Samuel.. (1170 Daniel's add............. || ‘[ 11 | i all | Sof 388 Rice, Amos.... . [l2lB/Minott’s add.. . 0.-..... |- | .1* |2 12l 3] 35| 18 e - i e i g ce, Thomas. . ... 1230 Daniel’s add nw pt.......|..| |4 |:'] ;| 65| : SchwartzkopfLew|l267 Ellenw’d’s sbtgvlf’jt;:’l':"v}iff SRI :6?5 {}s ii - Thomas Augustus|l4la it Ralf ..o b AL gL AT SO Augustusil4l2/Hich’k’s 66x1551¢ whnwpt|. .| +| +| *| i| 28/ ' Unknown owners|l43o| Minott’s add...‘x.t Tl Helld %? e same ) R B Valentine william|l4Baiolark’s add, wht. 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