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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

TREsTLE Work BURNED.-On FRIDAY
night the fire burning in the woods in Law.
renee county, His, caught in the trestle work
near the Em6aTrass river, and burned ur
twelve or thirteen bents. The accident will
be repaired in day or two, meanwhile, tram:
will continue to run a. usual, and all n
nectious will be made as heretofore. Pa 5.
engers and baggage will be transferred fir m
trains on either side of the gap, until it is re-
placed Vincenaes Gazette.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

by Edward H. Reynolds and Harriet hi- wife; Loan,
interest, &c, 81, us g2-loo
The ehf Of 5 or aud hf OF az OF sec - % y r
W. containing la ali 100 mortgaged by Isaae
Reynolds and Mnry his wfe Loan, interest &c, $3.50
92-l0O.
The or of : . or and W qrofs or of sec q "a
r 4w, containing 80 acres; morgaged by Micsjah +.
Johnson and Mary, his wife Loan, Interest. &C., $3.50
G6-lOO.
The az Of n ar Of sec 5 and the Or OF ar
OF sec 20 nr5w, containing 10 acres; mOrtgaged by
John Hsllsted and Sarah. his wife Loan, interest," &c,
$3.50 75-lOO.
The n G or and hf of II W Qr Of sec IS q nr3w,
containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Henry Ensminger
aud Emily his wife: Loan, interest, &e., s2,2s4
So much of the mOrtgaged premises n each case as
will pay tho principal, interest, damages and costs viii
for cash, the premises will be bid in for the State
thought best, and be mme datey offered for sale on
credit of 1--WE years, with interest at per cent
payable annually, ina advance.
A certificate Of purchase will be given 10 the pur'
chaser pledgng patent deed from the State, whef
eited 10 the state, with all payments made thereon FOL
any default OF the payment OF tho principal or Interest
according TO the terms OF SALE and ente the State Il
| resell at any time.
Bond will be required OF the purchaser for the pay
meni OF the purchase money and interest, and tina
waste Of the premises shall not be committed suf
fered, and security may also be required In any case
BY order Of the Board Of commissiOners Of ~
sinking Fund. -
4 OFFIcK or TIE SINKING FUND,
Indianapolis, September26, 1861
III Explanations of the authorizations Ia the forego
ing descriptions: for east; for west: for north
for south hf for half; or for quarter; frac fraction
sec for section; for township; and for range
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

0T There is nothing more singular and
true than that suicide and opponents have
their Seasons and runs. At one time they rage
as If an epidemic; at another, we rarely
chronicle a case for months. Suicides had a
great run two months ago. 1t was astonish
ing and melancholy-the manner aud num-
bers of these self murders. just nov, elope-
ments are the go" Everybody is running
of with woman, single or married. Whai
Is the philosophy of it?
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

WooDs oS FIRE--The woods, some three
miles north of this pl &c, have been on fire
for several days past, doing much damage to
the fences and other property of our farmers.
The dryness of the season has increased the
chances for the ignition of all com6ustible
matter. and when once fairly going there is
no telling where it will end. We hope the
progress of the devouring element may be
stayed before too much damage is DONE
RrookuUe Dem.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

The Hoe SEASON BEeUN.-Yesterday, on
Change, the first transaction of the season, in
hogs. took place. There was a sale of one
thousand bead Of good CORE fed, to average
two hundred pounds, for January delivery,
and the seller to pack at So per 100 lbs. net.
Fuckers state that they are willing to pay the
same for otherlots during the month of De-
cember.-M,ssouri Dem. Oct. 29th.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
Trustees Sale of Land.

Trustees Of Caleb Adams, OF Oregon, KY, we Of
IA fer for sale to suit purchasers privately, until the
Both day Of October. at which time, If not previously
Hendricks Indiana, 1se miles south Of Danyille the
county seat OF said county, and sixteen miles from In
dianapols, on the waters OF White LACK creek one and
half miles east OF the airline railroad from ndianap-
oils Montezuma the Wabash river, thence by
nections 70 St. JOSEPH the Missouri the above tract
being the west hall OF section e twenty Eight, and the
half of section @ twenty nine in township 6 six
teen north Of range ~ one east estimated TO contain
GAO Acres more or less, lying In square, and under
good new rail fence Three quarter sections OF the
above tract Of Land have each good log cabin, with
portion OF each section cleared The remainder OF the
above sections has been deadened four years. and
ed in blue grass quarter section heavily tmbered
The above tract has upon IL two yer-fang springs
Terms liberal, and can be ascerained by ap, caton
to either of the undersigned.
J. T. G. G. R Sesh, Trustees.
Harrndshnr9h. XIV. Oct. 1896. fncfI6- Wi
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

or second fish epidemic is raging in
Grand River, Michigan During the past
week the shores have been literally strewed
with dead and dying fsh-some of them of
almost fabulous size. A few months since,
every creeping thing, by myriads, were cast
dead upon tue banks of Grand River. Liz
yards Of encrmons SIZE ard disgusting APP
pearance were piled ia heaps where they
were thrown by the edying current. Rats,
snakes, and every species of Shiny, scaly
monster shared a common fate.-CRicDgo
Press
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

A MIDNIGHT PUN.-Many months ago,
when Daisy was but callow infant was
afflicted with a gregious cough, and one
night, far in the deep watches, gave vent to
such cough. prolonged, terrific. hideous,
that awOke myself, wife, and infant, which
last set up a most unearthly and tremendous
yell.
There !" said my sympathizing partner,
you've gone and woke up the baby"
/ was wroth a. this uncalled for remark,
and replied, well, I'm glad of it,
There was a moments silence, and then
she asked "why?"
Well" said I, it shows that the child
has tender disposition and feeling heart
She is weeping over her fathers coug Ching
(sofin('
There was silence at the Mission of Dolo-
res for the space of half an houz after that
KaickeTbocker Corr.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
WcKERNAN Il EDGAR.

HAvE FOR SALE VALUABLE GRIsT AND
III SAW MILL, situated g miles West of Indianapo /.
lis, for which city property will be taken in part pay
ment.
To any DESTROYS Of engaging in the Milling bust
IL will be 20 their advantage to exsmne this Mill
1t is a Water NH, with suhcent water CT an ordinary
season. Supplied with Engines to It, in Of
failure Of water. II is Mill in perfect order,
pable of doing heavy business situated TO COM
mand large share OF custom work, being in a good
Wheat growing neighborhood.
Ii is offered very low, and on easy terms, For FUR
Their particulars inquire of McKERNAN 81 EDGAR.
octl5-wtf
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

PREPARING FOR HER BRIDAL.-A London
paper says:
The bridal arrangements, the magnificent
rousse an of the bride, &c, in view of the
approaching marriage of tie princess royal Of
England at Berlin, attract so mu-h attention
that hundreds are actually going from Lon
don to witness them. There are six rooms
filled with silks. satins, ribbons, velvets,
costly lace, arsIfcial flowers, exquisite en-
broideTies in gold aud silver, bonnets, capes,
gowns, gloves, body and table linen, dia-
monds and jewelry, shawls, mantles, and
toilet requirements of every description, color
and material. Thirty persons have been
engaged during several months on the EN-
broilery, and 120 needle-womcn have work
ed on different articles
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
Hotel Furniture for Sale.

THE lersi gned is DESTROYS Of retiring from the Ho
Il tel business. and will dispose Of the furniture and
fixtures of the CENTRAL HOUSE, RUSHvILLE,
IN d, on reasonable term. This House has a
large number of boardes and fine OF the travel
ing custom. To a person calculated for the business
this House can be made 10 pay well. Possession given
immed iatey, and the House be reAted for one
years a reasonable rent.
For further information inquire Of the proprietor
either i'm person or by letter. TH0S. POE.
T-u1uy
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

CT The words were still on FIRE yester-
day morning in several places, and we heard
that the school house in the vicinity of Mr..
McJohnstons, was at one time in danger
These fires are probably the causes which
have produced the heavy Southern winds
for the past few days These winds, Accord
ing to Professor Epsy's theory, cannot fail to
bring rain. We can never need it more than
at present.-EpaRsvlle Jour, NoV. 3d.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
ALL DISEASES OF THE EYES

Successfully His mode of treating Cancers is
by giving Medicine internal to operate on the blood,
and applies external Medicine which separates the
by and without the of any caustic
medicine or surgical operation.
The public are invited 10 call and examine specimens
of Cancers taken out by him, which will convince any
rational person only method by which
permanent cure can be effected.
Dr. F. will give references to hundreds OF persons
cured Of the above diseases by him. in different parts Of
the United States.
DR.. M Falcon has recently lIcated in Fl. Wayne,
Indiana. Office on the corner Of Clinton and Wayne
Streets octl6-wlm.
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MKERNAN & EDGAR.
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK


Rates Of Commission are as follows:
All sales from $500 5000 inclusive will be taxed al
= cent, commission; the value Of the property
advances above $1,000 the rate per cent viii decrease
In thefollowing ratio From 5000 TO 1900 nj IA .
cent? from 5000 10 $1,000 ~ cent; from 5000 70
600 at Ia cent; from $1,000 and much greater
the may be, will be less than per cent
and all sums above mentioned going above $4,000
will be cent; charged first $1,000 On all sales
ofpropery, while In hands, commission IL changed
notice 10 be given two weeks previous 10 withdrawal
of property from our books. And further wish Il un
destood that we hold all persons responsible for the com
mission on Property when trades may be commenced
with The owners Of said property before the withdrawal
| Of the same. III
HfAshfagfOn ST., .zdf0fnfaS fhe Palmer no use,
Hnrn nov INTIaEn nN TIILIn RnOKc 80 H..
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
Auction Sale of Land.

F not sold before, wilofer at Public Sale, Fri
l. day, November 81, 1856;
cas- Acres OF land.
Lying in Papaw bottom of White River. II is the north
east corner OF Knox county, Vigo township, about S
miles northeast of Edwardsport, and adjoining The
lands of David and James Kion. This land unusH-
ally dry aud smooth bottom land and proverbal for its
fetility, being heavily timbered with Burr0ak, Sugar
tree, Elm, Walnut and blackberry.
1t viii be sold in lots of so and $50 Terms
Onethrd In hand Tor within thirty days. aud the balance
In two equal annual payments with interest from day Of
sale. Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock, the
land and my agent will be presents day before the
sale to show them 10 any wishing 10 buy.
octl6-wtdl JOSHPH SMITH
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
W0RMSI W0RMSII

IL mifuge, or Worm Exterminator now In use, and
Is pleasant TO take any other candy and children
will devour II as readily. As proof OF its good qu.li-
ties hear the Rev Jacob STAIN, the Presiding Elder OF
the Baptist Church. near Hagarstown, Indiana:
DR. DYE-I consider 1t duty owe to you rs pub
lie benefactor, and t. suffering humanity to state that
have used your Worm Candy in my family, and have
found IL to be all you recommended. gave a stick
Of your Worm Candy to one of my children that had
the symptoms of Worms. II ate the Candy lux
ury, and il operates Vermifuge, bringing away
from 60 to 100 worms end my neighbors Cen testify to
the same effect in their families.
JACOB STAN.
One stick Is cts sticks, 81, sent free of postage.
All orders must be addressed to w. H. DYE,
Columbus, Ind, Box No. %.
For sale by W. w. ROBERTS,
octSwSt Druggist, Indianapolis.
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AFFLICTED READ!

DR. NJ. FALCONS Practice is confined entirely "a
H. all Obstinate or Critical Diseases such Cancers
Tumors, Ulcers Scrofua, Salt Rheum, letter. Brysip-
elas Kings Evil, Barber's Itch, Scald Head, Fever
Sores, Piles, Kidney Diseases, Lumbago, Dyspepsia
Cafarrhs Eisle Fistula
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

GA sale of hogs was made in Cincinnati
on Saturday at So 25.
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urIrrp ST.rrs L.Np OrrIcr.

OUirkD STATES LAND OfFiCE,(
Indianapolis, Sept 9Th. 1856.
ME are authorized by the Commissioner Of the Gen.
w eral Land Office, to give notice that all entries
and locations Of land in the Vncennes District be dis
continued at this Office, which will fully be shown
bv the sh Section OF the act Of Congress, approved
Aug. 18th 1856, accompanying this notice.
JAMES TALBOT, Register. %
c. w. RUrER, Receiver.
SEC. &. aad be 10 further enacted, That Immediate
ly after the passage of this act the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, shall give directions 70 the Regis
ter and Receiver Of the Land Offices at indianapolis
forthwith, 10 transfer 70 the Land Offices at Vncinnes
the books, documents, maps, plats, surveys and all
other papers and things deposited In the Land Offices
at indianapolis by the Register and Receiver OF the
Land 0ices al Vincennes and originally were deposit
ted in the Land Offices at Vincennes, and were trans
erred from said Offices the Land Offices in tndianap
oils under the provisions Of the act for abolshing
Land Offices under certain circumstances, and for other
purposes approved June the twelfth. eighteen hun
dred and fory and the said land Offices Vncennes
hereby reestabshed and re-organized, fully and ef
ecuay for the transaction OF business and the sales OF
public lands within the said Vncennes land district
If said land offices had been abolished by the pro-
visions OF the act last aforesaid
p 5. The Register Of the Land 01ioe gives notice
that the Patents belonging to the Vincnnes, Jefferson
Vile, Charlottesville, Fl. Wayne and WiHnemac Oices,
are all forwarded to the General and Office.
sep6-w6wl JAMES TALBOT, Register.
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FOUNTAIN COUNTY.

The hf OF or OF sec y 20 nr9 W. containing a.
acres; mSrtgaged by Da ia ROwles and Rebeeca his
~iie. Loan, interest. &c, 1898 A..
tract Of land beginning rods from 9 cor on e
line Of or OF sec 81 I 10 n rew, thence along
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
ST. CLAIR CO., MISSOURI
MISCELLANEOUS.

No sI3. 90 acres In Kankakeo CO., Illinois.
No 624. COO acres In Hamilton CO, Ohio. within
one mile Of Pleasant Lake. i4ll
No 0f1. leo acres OF land, 100 improved, G miles
from the city; elegant Improvements.
No sf2. 200 acres in Adams co, iowa Also, 100
Fame county.
NO 94s. 30 acres 5 miles south Of Indianapolis.
Most Improved.
NO ga. 60 acres in Morgan county, miles from
Martinsyille; improved.
No 9i5. s0keres miles west Of Indianapolis, on
National Road. Very heavily tmbered.
No $40. l62 acres improved land. In Benton CO.,
Iowa.
No e47. 10 four-sere blocks, miles west Of In
dianapolis-
No 94s. 50 aeros Pan improved, in shelby CO.,
Indiana
NO 34o- acre the National Road, the
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
YRRMILLIoN CO ILL


No ss6. S4seres, 70 trade Tor property in indiar-
IRA CLARK CO, I'LL.
No sSi. 80 acres land, pastlt cleared
HAMILTON CO.. I'LL.
M, no sss' $50 acres 10 trade fOr property in ndisn
SCHUYLER co, I'LL.
No So GO acres miles from county seat
EEFINGHAM CO., ILL.
80 $40. go acres land milcs south Of R~ington.
no CO.. 40 acres land part timbered.
NO ego l25 acres land, miles nofth Of A. g. NJ.
COLES CO, ILL.
10 S95. go acres, miles from T. n. q A r. X
STARK CO., ILL.
NO ots' farm OF 80 acres, some Improvements
NO oOl' 100 acres \ miles from fhe county-ses
t he WABASH CO.. ILL.
No ola. $40 acres land; very good improvements.
JASPER CO., I'LL.
No 6e2. COO acres miles west OF Newton.
BENTON CO., IOWA.
No Ola. $50 acres land, improved.
NO 025. 1893 acres land IN Clay, Curnsand
COUNTESS 10 trade cor eiiF properly.
AUSCArINE CO.. IOWA.
No S53. iGO acres land Q miles from Musca
City, on Cedar River
7 : Z KEoKUK co., IOWA.
No l903. 70 acres, all prairie.
.r-r PAGE CO., IOWA
No 900. 100 acres; 80 acres timbefed
UNION CO., IOWA
No SOS. 100 acres Prairie land One-hAIf mile from
ST, CLAIR CO., MISSOURI.
No GO 80 acres land, unimproyed:
ron Also, 90 acres extra timber land Also 40 acres
az miles south OF 0sgood Also, 900 acres In Black
hawk Co, Iowai all 70 trade for city property.
JEFFERSON CO., MO.
No $50. $40 acres land 20 miles from ST. Louis, 4
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
81, OOO,OOOREALEs ESTATE

14shsagfOn ST., .zdfofafasr fhe Palmer no sss,
Have now ESTERED ON THEIR BOOKS more thar
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Sec - IS nr6 and or OF OF qr sec 20 10 p
" containing in ali 6S1 acres m0rtgagcd by Isaac
H. Wright and Harriet his wife; Loan, interest, &c,
SEES %.
Tho $ nj Of qrEnd Q Or OF az OF sec 81 p
W; m0rtgaged 10y Isaac H. Wright and Harriet his
wife: Loan, interest e., $3.50 -.
The W qr Of sec . 7 W, containing l57 ol-ioO
acre.; mortgagcd by Luke Hage; Loan, Interest Se.'
s3-3 81.
1he NJ OF n Or and or Of qr Of sec - %
No o W, containing l2O acres; mOrigaged by James
.. Denton and Esther his vito: Loan interest, &C.
$3.50
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WAYNE COUNTY.

Part Of Lot No 1Oi in that part of the town Of Rich
mond laid by John Smith and bounded as described
on rage AL Book of the Record of Deeds in Wayne
County; by Irwin Reed end Mary his wife, Loan, inter-
est &c S2i7 50.
Lots No. TO- IL, Is. H. 90 81, o. "a 81 %, %, 30 81,
and 3 IN Block No. = and lots O. II, u. Is, IL, l6,
30 and 81 In Block No in the city of Cambridge; mort
gagged by Thomas Tyner and Ezilpha wife; forfeited
and sold credit 10 Solomon Meredith; Loan, interest
&c. 81, 0O4 a.
The W or of sec 26 10 IL e; mortgaged by Ira
Lackey: Loan, interest &c, s5i234.
Partof hfofs eqr Of sec - tl3r W, beginning at
OF said or thence 50 pcrches 10 stake thence
4i perches to stake, thence so perches to stake
thence IA perches 10 beginning containing -
morigagedby William Hill and zlpha his wife: Loan
PART ON or OF sec IS IS ID e also part of or Of
p IL 10 containing 80 acres also part Of or OF
y 10 10 containing l0S perches; also another
part OF or OF sec p 10 10 e, containing acres
q sol0o perches; all bounded described on page f3
Book Of the Record OF Deeds in Wayne County; mort
gagged By Nathan Hollingsworth and Elizabeth his wife,
LOaT interest &c, $56l 90
WHITE COUNTY.
Lots Nos and of sec 6 81 nr3w, containing lOl-
30 100 acres; mOrgaged by Thompson Crosse and Eunce
his wife forfeited and sold credit Robert W. Sill
Loan, interest &c, 1886 81.
tract of land containing los acres in sec 1858
bounded described page 29I Book OF the record
ofdeeds in White county; mortgaged by Robert Roth
rock; Loan interest &c, S2i4 e9
The or of qr OF sec IL and or OF Or of
sec u and hf of az and or o or see ~ all
jamir Tilden and Coidea, his wife: Loan interest,
&C., $3.50 75-IOO.
The hf Of sec % and n hf of sec "A and hf of
or and n nj of 8 W or of 81 hf of n W or of
and hf Of n or Of sec and Or Of sec and
or of sec and or OF all in y n W; mort
gagged 10y Ashbcl p. Will rd and Caroline, his wife,
Loan, interest, &c, $1,000 40.
Sec IS mr. 4w also c hf sec Is W also
ar and Inf of or OF sec Bot 20 W, also hf and
: Inf n e or and hf OF n or and n or Of u or
4 sec 81 &c RI also or and hf Of or and
hi of n or and hf OF W or and s or Of n or
Of sec 81 % r. W, also hf Of or Of Is 20
vs. containing In all .I7o 6o-l0o acres; morigaged
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Foriyeight acres in fractional sec 10. % II G,
bounded as described page 49, book of the Record
OF Deeds OF Franklin county, mOTtgaged by James
BTison and Mary his wife, and Hugh Brson and MARY
Ann his wife; forfeited and sold on credit 20 George
Holland. Loan, interest, &c, sos O5
The ar of the or OF -, IL II G, contain
ing ~ acres also az Of Or OF sec " IL RE e.
containing 40 acres; morgaged by Thomas Wilson and
Elizabsih his wife; forfeited and sold On credit To
George Holland. Loan, Interest. DC. SfI7 So
The hi OF the qr and hi Of W or and e hf
OF the ar Of sec 10 - 10; mortgaged L,v E X
kieofd; forfeited and sold credit to Nemehah HAY
den. Loan, interest &c, 81, 7g3 -
The or Of see II, l2 Il: mortgaged bv Thoma,
J. W hite. Loan, interest," de-. S542 81
A tract Of land CONNER chg the e cor OF the n q
ar OF sec %, 10 = thence along sec tine ITO Des:
licences 100 piles; thence 10 poles thence n l6n
poles % place OF beginning, containing mort
gagged by John C. Johnson and N2daine his wife; for
eIted and sold on credit TO Richard Tyner Loan, In
ieresl Sc., s6C5Cs,
The W ar Of sec IL IL n L. also the on
and hf OF % or aud-n or Of the ar Of sec %
- II; morgaged 10y George Shoup and Jane his wife
Loan, interest &C., S29l %.
The hi Of the Or Of see D, 10 %; mortgaged
BY Hiram Pond and Elizabeth his wife. Loan interest
DC, S2H 50
The or Of see 90, Il r ls e; mortgaged by
S5423f 80
Ihe or Of see ~ u IL e. containing 100 acres
ioor'sa<ed Oy stephen IN and Susaunah his wile.-
Loan, Interest, Ike, S5f234
The n gro 10 y . O. contafrire- 100 ac-as
morlgagedDy ihomas Cooper and Elizabeth his wifi,
koted SrsOn anu Julia his wife rceitad and ~
on credit to Harry ID Rush Lam cSc $50 90
Part Of or OF sec 90. t9r2 w. being all that
kimbls bought Of David " lams and David &c. T.,
said or. except 30 acres sold 10 Rpber Staans h, a
acres OF ~htch tract lies end and Il on end 81
sai land sold by Williams and Moore to Kimbe t-art
uNluou Ol anu INES O,l"een Sttaps and Kimble !:
morg1gsd BY George W. Kimble. Loan, interest, &c
$40 a.
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The 90 feet or lot No o. original plat % town OF
Fort Wayne, Allon county; mOTtgagod by Edward L.
Coleriek and Margaret his wife: Loan, interest, sc
sl,O93 50.
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CLAY COUNTY.

The Inf Of the n or Of sec - { 10 n 7 W, mort
gagged by Nathan TrneblOod and Catherine his wife:
Loan, interest &c, SIG 1910.
The hi Of W Or and wqr Of e or Of sec Is
n 8 W; mortgsged by John Rawley and Nancy his wife,
Loan, interest &c, SIPS 100.
The hf OF or of sec "a II r W, beginning at
the where thomas aud said Cramwells and Car
T iins land leaving room for good road; thence
top OF second blun bank e side of Eel River,
thence me4nderBg said bluGto where it leaves the Ri
yer, down t. line Of SAID land TO include all Of said
described line. and the n or offs or of "a IL
re- w: mortgsged by Lawrence Leonard and Mary his
wfe; forfeited ard sold credit John Rose: Loan,
interest DC. SJ32 71-lO0.
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Tbs hf Of che or Of 1 ~ - g, as desgna-
ted page al Book & OF Record Of Deeds OF Ran
dClph county mOflgaged by Nathan Proctor and Sarah
his wife forfeited aud sold credit tO Elijah Arnold
Inan. inlsrrsi DC. SO 80.