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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

PRESIDENT OF THE JEFrERsoSvILIE Rail-
RoAD.-The Directors Of this Company have
chosen ID. RICKETTS,, Esq, Of Edinburgh
President. We regard this election as emf.
nently proper. Mr.. r. is gentleman OF
great business experience and extensive &C.
quaintance throughout Indiana His rela-
tons with this city are Of the most Intimate
character.
The late President, Mr.. Zulauf, we are glad
to know, remains member Of the Board OF
Directors.-Lousville Courier.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
Wisconsin Election.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6-l2 P. M

MIL"AUhih, NU'. VfI u M
Milwaukee, City and County, gives 1900
majority for Barstow. Waukesha County
gives 1000 majority for Bashford, returns not
full. Madison City gives Barstow IT'S ma
jority. Rock country not heard from in
full, but dispatches state it will give
Bashford 1000 majority. Milwaukee City
gives Barstow 2,22l majority.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

6TFATAL AccIDEST.-Thomas Westfall,
a young man, in the act Of cutting down a
tree for coon, was killed last week, near the
Center School House, in Washington town.
ship. After the tree fell, he started towards
the top Of it. when limb which had been
broken and slightly lodged fell upon him.
II was in the night.-Marion Journal 80
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

6rDuring late visit to indianapolis we
dropped into the Mammoth Hoosier Cloth.
ing Store Of Mr.. Bacon, who has perhaps one
OF the largest and best selected Stock ofcloth-
ing in the Western country. We think coun-
try merchants could not do better than to give
Mr.. Bacon q call as they viii be pretty Ger.
tain to be suited both in goods and prices
Lebouon Pioneer. q.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

New THEAfER.-We are informed that the
old American Theatre, on the southeast
corner Of Sixth and Vine streets, has been
leased by Mr.. G. Wood, of st Louis, and is to
be speedily renovated throughout and made
both handsome and comfortable, and that a
series Of stars are engaged for its boards, whose
brilliance will prove attractive. Miss Eliza
Logan and Mr.. Edwin Forest, are among those
reported to be engaged. Cincinnati CONNER
r;o1
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

or In the Eighth Ward, in Louisville, the
number Of men, women, and children, (for-
eigner killed and burned was twenty seven.
-Nsaopor Neaos.
It is our solemn conviction that there were
over fty; and it has been supposed by many
that there were one hundred murdered and
burned in the Eighth Ward.-Lomsvilie
TB1es
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

BURGLARY.-0n last Friday night, Calvin
Burns Jewelry Shop was broken>open and
between three and four hundred dollars
worth Of Jewelry stolen. An attempt was
also made the same night to get into Mr..
Dixon's Shop and VIM. A. Pugh & Co.'s
Drug Store. At the latter place they bored a
large hole through the door and unlocked
and opened it, in the act Of which they
awoke Mr.. Clark Crawford, who sleeps in the
store room, and on eEquiring their business,
they left. No clue has yet been obtained
that is likely to lead to their detection
RushUine ,Jacksonian
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

0TThe grand jury were discharged to-
day at noon, after having been in session
fourteen and half days. They returned
nineteen bills of Indictment and ignored
nearly the same number. 1t was the most
laborious session grand jury has ever bad
In this county; they examined over two hun
dred witnesses.-Neso ALany Ledger.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

PRESIDENT OF JEFFERsoNyILLE X. Rive
learn that Mr.. ID. RICKETTS,, of Edingburgh,
was on Wednesday elected President of the
Jacksonville Railroad Company. Mr.. r.
is gentleman of the finest business qualfica-
tons, and we congratulate the Directory up
on their good fortune in securing the services
of one so ellqualified for the position. This
road is doing a fine business, which, under
the energetic management of Mr.. II. will
doubtless be largely increased.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

OF The Republican attains the acme OF
ahsurdity on Wednesday, by suggesting and
insisting upon the claims Of Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, as Speaker Of the next National
House OF Representatives.--Letayette Journal.
lnasmuch as the journal is most decidedly
Fusion, the above may be considered highly
complimentary to little Greedy" of the Re
g'ster-Over the left.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
M Tho unfortunate local Of the Sentine

OF The unfortunate local Of the Sentinel
has been in bad company again. He has
been making an associate Of that rascally
Hindoo editor Of the Journal, and now he is
bawling, and crying, and making great fuss
because he got corrupted. Poor boy! he
can't stand temptation like he can whisk "
Journal.
There is this difference though, between
the Local of the Sentinel and the editor of the
Journal: The latter can neither stand temp
tation or whisky, if we may judge from what
we have seen of him Sin this connexion."
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

.@We regret to learn that Thomas Piers
OF Laiay cite township, is dead. He was found
dead in his wagon about noon to-day, i'm front
OF house on Main street-N Albang Ledqer.
0Tin our exchanges yesterday we saw
accounts OF six or eight difh erent railroad
accidents, such as collisions and running off
the track. None of them, were attended
with any serious injury or loss.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

G-The Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio,
while arranging fire in one of the apart
ments Of the Jail few days since, was coolly
locked up by two prisoners, one of them
named Aaron Lambert. The scamps DELHI
erately walked of, and have not since been
heard of
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

WIN J. FLoRENcE.-We had the pleasure
OF meeting this fine delineator Of Irish char
acter Yesterday. lie and his accomplished
lady have Just returned from successful pro-
fessional tour of the northern and eastern ci-
ties. They appear next Monday upon the
boards of the Athsneum at Indiadapolis-
Our Hoosier friends will seldomTeyer see
their superiors Times.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
04rMorse,s Odeon Theater Tronne Nv

0TMorse's Odeon Theater Troupe will
return to the city and give series Of perform
ances at the Hall in about three weeks
Miss Eloise Bridges, the Western actress of
much celebrity, will grace the troupe. Her
performances at indianapolis, Toledo and
other places, are spoken OF by the Press and
the people with much credit-Fbrt Wayne
7rD,ee
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

GOVERNMENTS SUPPLIEs.-We call atten-
ton of the commercial public to the adver-
tisement in another colmun, inviting pro-
posals for the supply of the army in Bacon,
Pork, Coffee, Sugar, Candles, Soap. Vinegar
and Salt. A large portion of the articles are
to be furnished at points.in the North West,
and should attract the attention of packers
and other dealers.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

THogs are being gathered up in this
county with considerable avidity--every
shoat that will weigh hundred by killing
time, will be put into market. The price
has come doson to So per hundred, which has
so impoverished the farmers that they can
not afford to take a paper.--Marion Journal.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

LAND WARRASTs.-The Grasnercy Bank
is selling land warrants at the following rates
100 acre warrants at 1:l5 per acre; 80 and
160 acre warrants at S1:1S. A large lot was
sold at the bank at the above rates yester-
y.-Lafaystte Journal.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

lNtOm the East end of this City, or n
Il about the 9Th inst, one Bay Hor-e, q years
old; marks not recolleeted. Also, one Sorrel QQe
Mare, aged, with white star In the forehead Any per
son returning said animals either OF them NOTIFY
ing tho undersigned where they may be found will
suitably rewarded. CHARLES GARNER.
Indianapolis, Sept. II. dl&w3t
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

1T WoN'T Do.-A machine for distributing
type has been invented by Victor Beaumont
of New York
Please tell us sohy it won't do. VIII you?
Journal
Wen take the matter under advisement
for one week, and iet you know if you are
then sober enough to receive instruction.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

A BRUTE by the name of James Gordon.
who applied to Pittsburgh Alderman for
PERMISSION to whipa woman, for which priv
ilege he proposed to pay i've dollars, was COM
United to prison for two days Instead.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
Charles Brinkmann,,


In Marion Common Pleas.
Fred. Vim. Koch. ,
rI,O foreclose Mortgage la the Court of Pleas
i 0f Nation County, Indiana.
BE IL known, that flis egih DAY Of Ocioler isss
the above nanod PLAINTIFF nle la the occ The CLERK
OF the Court OF Common Pleas. uf said County, his
plant against said defendant with an AFFIDAVIT thai said
defendant Is not resident OF the State OF Indiana.
Said defendant Il therefore hereby notified OF the a.
ing aud Iendeney Of said complaint against hiln and
that unless be appear aud demur thereto al
the calling Of said cause. the second DAY othe nesi
term OF said Court, be held the House. In In
dianapolis the nrst Monday in January, lsa. said
complaint aud the matters and things therein contained
will be- heard and determined In bis absence.
MM. STEWART.
ny JNO 4. NEW, Dep.
Seidensicker a CoaloT. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
mol dlNw3t
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
STILL GREATER ATTRACTION
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1856
Fifty-seeond vplame-The Pioneer Magazine.

Especially dsrofed fke rants eJtke Ladies Of sriea
lNHfiBE this Magazine j. in a house. NO other
w Is wanted, AS u comprises all that could be obtain
ed by taking three other Magazines.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
NIX ERNAN & EDG AR.
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
Rates of Commission are as follows:

Rates Of Commission are hslOiONs.
All sales from $500 10 5000 inclusive, will be taxed al
cent, commission; as The value of the property
advances above 5000 the rate per will decrease
i'm the following ratio From S3O0O TO 1000 al az
cent; from 5000 to $1,000 x cent; from 5000 10
a. OO at y . cent; from 81 ,0OO and much greater
as the sum may be- IL will not be less than per cent
and all sums as above mentioned going above S3,OD
will be cent; charged on first 5000. On all sales
81 DroDertY while hands, commission l. CHARGED.
No sale no commission or charge Whatever We require
notice To be given two weeks previous To withdrawal
of property from books. And further wish II nm
erstood that hold all persons responsible the com
mission on Properly when trades may be commenced
with the owners Of said property before The withdrawal
of the same.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
OFFicE OF SINKING FrxD.
Indianapolis. SePf. 3, ls55.
W00LEN MACHIN cry !
O.. L.. .0DDARD,

NEW YORK.
ONLY manufacturer Of the .,signal Sfkfsi. KING
W and TOOTH BURRfNG MACHINES ami FEED
ROLLS. 10 be stiaclei 10 fIKSr and also 81 SE,OKD
breakers aud Finshcrs of Wooden Carii,ig Machines.
The attachment 10 second reakers and Fnsrrs IL
and very important These machines in successul
operation. nrsi breakers. In n0d Il The principal
Wooden Factories Ia the United states. Canada and Mex
leo, and are deened, by experienced manufacturers,
the most perfect machines used and Indispensable
the economical aud successful manufacture OF wool
They in fact the only strong. durable and
/ ful operating machines IN No carainx machine
should run hour without them.
The Feed Rolls are st0ng and durable, and worthy
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls, refer
"a mills having them in use, may he had BY
1 addressing c L. GODDARD.
No. Bowling Green, New-Yo,k, 10 whom orders
should be directed sePl2wly
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

6Hog, -four aud grain market is quiet
as in the other cities east and west. Madison
buyers offer So % net---ssllers hold off,
Mad. Courier.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

OFFICIAL VoTE OF CALIFoRNIA.-TheS Sac
ramento Union publishes the official returns
from all the counties in the State, which foot
,,y, "a follouo.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

V he terms 81 sEe. and cnttie the State 10 rcscl a
any Time Bond viii be required II the purchaser for
VIC pay OF We pureiasnoucy and interest," and
inst waste 81 ihe premises shall not be committed or
SUFFERED and security may also be required iu suv ease
By order 81 The Boafl % Cornu,is.,,..r - D. ss . :,
Fulnl. = - ~ - =
=. DUNONT, Prssidenf.
OrFIcE OF SINKING FrxB.
Indianapolis, SePf. 3, ls55.
Explanation Of The abbrcviations in lie for.soiuy no
tee; for east; for vest Tor north. for south: ~
for haf " for quarter, r. ior fraction; FOR secio
for township; and for range.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

GA tipsy know nothing, knowing moth
ing of what he was doing, has publicly
informed the world what should be his course
of action, were he elected chief magistrate of
the Union:
'sIf was President of these United States,
I'D arrange my business accordi'n--
The niggers would sell,
The Irish send 10 hi,
And the Dutch TO 'other side o. Jordan,
Then pull OF your coat and roll up your sleeves,
Jordan am hard road TO trabe, believe"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURAL
WAR HOUSE.
- q u Il, Il, - Il. 4 rItrI, l. q. A ~ a
CORN AND COR MIL,


= doubtless an In, among the most np0raui
L modern times, FOR the Of well advised farmers
and stock eedersand the universal river ~ith which IL
has been received fOia FIRST than Thing else,
aitests il utllt, aud superiority.
For portability, simplicity Of consirt fisn aud
neBce OF use, the Little Giant has equal u weighs
from three % i've hundred pounds according % sizci
DO put up In Operations 10y the farmers IN % minutes,
without expense mechanical aid. Then adjusted and
Used with convenience by arg body.
The Little Giant has received the First Premium
every State Fair from Missouri 10 Marya the past Fall
and llai la the most complimentary manner
These Mills guaranteed M The most positive man
against breaking deraneelnent and warranted 10
grind feed from corn aud grits me hominy from
sheed corn, with degree Of ease and conyenience 70
farm purposes never attained before.
The subscribers prepared 10 furnish the TAR
mers with improved patterns aud sze 10 suit the varied
wants Of all
No. ? Is offered $40 complete ready for attaching
the team aud warranted Ia grind lo bushels Of feed per
hour with horse. No. Al $50. wiil grind IS bushels
per hour with horses No. at s6n, viii grind ~ bushels
per hour with two horses.
| We the entire and exclusive right 10 make and
use, and yend 90 be used, the above named Mil IN the
counties OF Marion, Hamilton, Madison, Morgan, Ham
cock Rush, Decatur, Bartholomew, Johnson Hendricks
and BoOne,-and shall be al all times happy furnish
Mills nj manufacturers prices, and vii allow liberal
commission for orders, the money In all IN
pany the order We shall In al cases defend rights
In the above named counties. and prosecute all infringe
ments upon them promlaly-
BERKENMAYER q BREWSTER,
aug q diw6n "a kasi Washington T., Indianapolis
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
Have now ENIEkED ON lhbih DOOhS more thai
100000 REAL ESTATE
FARMS I'M MARION COUNTY,

No. rs. g acres, in Perry township mites from
indianapolis, south.
apolis ON Fall Creek.
NO 27I 300 acres of land and a Grlsi Mill, situa
ted on Fall Creek, northeast Of indianapolis.
No 296 SIG acres in franklin Township, 40 miles
e OF indianapolis, 800 acres cleared.
NO. $50. 2lo acres, miles south Of Indianapolis;
No. sI7. 20 acres ofland, miles south of Indian
No. 35G. Sc acres Of land, east of Deaf and Dumb
So s7s. hofa FIGURING Min, AZ miles n e of In
dianapolis.
No. ais. 800 acres miles east of Indianapolis, in
high state OF cultivation.
NO. 42O. lsoacres, about miles west OF Indiana
| pos on National Road.
No. SIT. 50 acres, in Lawrence Township, G mile.
north east of indianapolis.
No. SIS. 1872 acres 10 miles west Of ndianapo-
No. 500. 800 acres S miles north of Indianapolis
| l40 acres improved.
No. SEQ. ely acres X mile east OF indianapolis
No. go. 90 acres Ia miles from Indianapolis.
No. GIG. 81 acres y miles from Indianapolis
| No. 62S. 76aeres, n miles re Of indianapolis.
| No. GO. 96 acres miles west of Indianapolis
| good improvements, with saw mill.
Johnson Co.. I2 miles from Indianapolis, miles frem
| Iawrencebhrg Railroad, partly improved
No. 69f % acres, IA miles south OF Indianapolis
4 part improved.
No. IA A Steam Saw Mill, near Lanesville,
miles from Indianapolis
No. $50 Grist Mill and Saw Mil at Farmers
also, 10 acres of land attached.
No. 1855. Is acres, 10 cleared and 5 In timber, OF
the Charlottesville road miles west OF indianapolis
NO. 7S9. The Broad Ripple Mills, n OF Indianapolis
No. 100. 81 acres, hall cleared, TO trade Tor Rail
road Stock.
No. 1871. 90 acres, miles east OF IndianapOli.
with good Improvements
No. sol. Grist and Saw Mill, ON Eagle Creek
miles Of Indianapolis; will exchange In part for cit
property
NO. $40. 90 acres, adjoining the town of CumbeI
land; 50 acres cleared.
No. SIS. IS acres, miles northwest of Indiana
poli- Is acres cleared, with other improvements.
No. Sf9. 80 acres, miles south Of Indianapolis;
acres cleared and well improved.
No. $50. 800 acres, miles southeast of Indiana
polls; Improvements good
No. s2S. 81 acres, S miles northwest Of Indians
| polls; 81 cleared.
BOONE COUNTY.
No. 100. les acres of land, near Mortified.
! No. 456. cas- acres, miles from Lebanon on tn
| Michigan road.
No. 5I9. 30 acres, south-we of Lebanon.
Nm tOy. lCO acres. 60 acres cleared. miles mort
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

The hf ofJie ar OF - n q . e. containir
80 acres. mOrgaged b. Jas Walker and Malala Walk,
his wife. Loan, interest, etc, 55l dolls Csc.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

The c hf OF the ; or of the or sec o tI2nr7 e
containing ~ ueres, morgaged by Martha Conoyer
Loan Interest etc i63 dols.
Part Of lot No Franklin II in the shelby
Vile. more particularly described page 33o OF Book
Il OF the Record of Mortgages OF Shelby county, mort
ssuci 10y Mariin Kay and Susan Ray his wife Loan
Interest 3i5 - dolls
The hf OF The az see q tl3nr7 c, containing ~
acres. modg1ised by George " Young and Didana
Young his wife, forfeited and Sold credit 10 William
Webster. Loan interest etc Bal dolls.
The " hf of the az OF see ~ ; e, containing
30 acres, norsAaed by Moses Colin AMI Pilee Conin
his wife Loan interest etc .se5 IS dols.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
WHITE COUNTY.


q nr3w, containg $40 acres mortgaged by
Henry Ensminger and Emily A. Ensminger his
wife; loan interest etc 2, 222 dolls Csc.
The n W qr Of - aud c or Of the n Or
OF sec 81, containing 30 acres, aud belonging to
Jesse Groonls and wife, also the N or Of $ e
or Of sec n, all in { q nr4w, containing 40
acres and belonging 10 Marshall H. johnson and
wife: mortgaged by Jesse Groofns and Marshall
II. Johnson aud their wives Mary +. Johnson
aud Sarah Ann Grooms; loan interest etc SIS
dolls soc.
The hf Of the 5 qr Of sec ii 90 4 W
and the W hf Of the eqrof sec and r aforesaid
containing in all l6O acres: mortgaged by Isaac
Reynolds and Mary Jane Reynolds his wife;
loan interest etc 355 dolls Zoe.
Section in { 25 Of 4 W; also the hf of
sec ! IN TBS n r W; also the Or and the hf
of the or Of sec &c 20 mr. W; also the S hf
and the hf of the or and the hf Of the
W or and the W or Of the or Of sec 81 DC
nr W; also the 5 W or and the W hf OF the e
Or and the W bfof the n or and the e hf Of the
u W or and the W Or of the " or Of sec 81
26 n r W; also the u hf of the or of sec %
26 N 5 W, containing in all 2l7O 80 100
acres, mortgaged by Edward II. Reynolds aud
Harriet A. Reynolds his wife. loan interest etc
7 Gas dolls Soc.
The hf Of section %, the hf Of sec "a, the
IA hf OF the a or and the hf OF the W or Of
sec "a, the hf of the or Of sec and h OF
the or OF sec and the 5 Or of sec 2. the
e Or of sec . and the or of sec 1. all in 25
; W, mortgaged by Ashbel z. Willard and
Caroline G. Willard his wife; loan interest etc
IL .l39 dolls &c
The or Of the or and the or Of the
Or of sec 81, 81 RI W, containing 20 acres
mortgaged by Micaiah L. Johnson aud Mary
Johnson his wife: loan interest etc 327 dolls SIC.
The W hf OF the W or and the W hi Of the
" ar of sec 30 1 % nr3w containing l62 acres
moftgaged by Halsey II. Loveioy and Isabella
his wife, and James q. Reynolds and Miranda
his wife; loan, interest etc $50 dolls 75c.
SO much Of the morgnged premises in each case a.
will pay the principal interest, damages, and costs will
b. FIRST offered for cash; and IN hero be bid for
cash. the premises will bid In for The State AZ thought
best, aud be Immediately oesed for sale credit OF
ave years with Interest at seven per cent payable
nusy ian advance.
certificate Of purchase will be given 10 the Iircha
plediDg patent deed from the State when fun
payment shall be made, bat which shall Ice forfeited %
the State. with all payments made thereon, for any de
fault Of the payment OF principal or interest according
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
RUSH COUNTY.

The part of qr Of see 10 : u G, containing
~ acres, mOngagei 10y James Davis aHd Callarne Davis
his wife. Lean, Interest, etc, 81 dolls
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

The or Of Il I9n - e, containing - sl-IOO
acres; also the or Of the or Of sec ID 10 ~
containing 40acres, mongaged BY Robert cOtt and julia
Ann Scoii his WIFE Loan, Interest. etc, i dolls pc.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15
WAYNE COUNTY

Tes hf of lot No Is IN John Smiths addition 10 IN.
borough of Richmond, morgaged by David r Holloway
and Jane Ann Holloway bis wife, loan interest dos
Bic.
The wqrof sec % 10 - e, containing lG0 acres,
norgaged by i'm Iacky; loan Interest sal doss6c.
Lots 10, H. - b. ~, "a, ga ., - ~, 81 ~ In
Block :; aud lots ~ 2 a. Is, Ia ~ ~ and 81 Ia Block la
Cambridge City, moraged 10y Thomas Tyner and Ezil-
Iha Tyner his wife, forfeited and sold credit 10 Solo
mon Meredith; loan interest etc 1913 dolls soc.
The ar ofsec - lGr - g. mortgaged by Frederick
Kindley; loan interest etc 473 dolls I3c.
Part OF the gr OF II n II, containng27
bounded described page 46f, Book z, Of the he
cord Of deeds Of Wayne County, mougaged by Nathan
Compton and Nancy Compton his wife, and forfeited and
sold credlo Billy Marine loan interest etc 81 dols
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-15

Lot No 10 of subdivision of fr see IL ~
tanning 40 acres; also the n or OF the or
~ G, containing ~ acres, morgaged by Asa
Rooms and Eleanor Rooms his Wife,. Loan interest etc,
oi7 65 dolls.
Thes W fr Of the n or of see % II W, con
tanning "a acres, mougaged by Joshua Eysizer and
Silas Pam phrey sen'r. Loan Interest 233 e dol