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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
sbcriTSs sale of Real Estate.

Sheriff Sale of Real Estate.
DY virtue of an execution of Fl. Fa which Is
ID sued from the Court OF Common Pleas ol
Geauga County in the State oi Ohio, wherein
Perry Babcock and Hupson IIurd are plaintiffs,
and Daniel c. Hill and Bradley i. Hill are de-
PENDANTS, dated the 2sth day OF July, 1862. to me
directed and delivered, l., for want of goods and
chattels have levied upon, caused to be appraised
and shall expose TO sale at public vendue at the
door Of the Court House in Chardon in said coun-
ty, on Monday September Sth, A. ID. 1909,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 1 o..
clock Z. NJ OF said day, the following described
real estate, situate in the township OF Thompson,
in the County OF Geaaga and State OF Ohio. and
is known by being part Of Lot. No. !, and known
as the steam mill lot, and is bounded as follows,
to wit: Beginning at the center Of the road lead
ing from Chardon to Jefferson, u t the southeast
corner of Nj. Picrce's land; thence north 40 deas
west chains to post: thence north 81 degrees,
ems, sc chains and links to n post; thence south
So dogs, :, east Sc chains and links to post n I
the corner oil Sdmuo! Saniord's land; thence south
49A degs east l chain, 81 links TO tho center
of the aforesaid road; thence by the center OF said
road south 4Sk dogs, west chains and S6 links
to the place OF beginning, containing about two
acres Of land.
Said premises, including Steam Saw Mill up.
pr ased ut $500 Terms Of Sale. cash in hand
E.G. WHITE, Sheriff.
SherifT>s Office, Geauga
Co, August Sth 1862. 656w5
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VOLUME XIII, NO. so.

ing will be resorled to, for Ohio musl be
the fist 10 respond TO the Presidents re.
cent call.
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HOME DEPARTMENT
War Meeting.

A large and enthusiastic war meeting
was held nj the Court House in this vii.
lagc, last Friday afternoon, which was ad-
dressed by Hon. A. q. Riddle, Rev. 0. A..
Lyman, late Chaplain Of the 4lst Rcgi-
ment, and A. j. Williams, Esq. c. S. Field
was called TO the Chair, and II. N. Spen-
Ger appointed Secretary. Mr.. Riddle, who
was the principal speaker, deprecated fault
finding, eulogized the President and Cab.
met, paid an eloquent tribute TO the brave
soldiers OF Ohio now in the field, and
urged the Importance OF Immediately sup
plying all the volunteers asked for by the
Government. His speech was well.tmed
and effective, and that it was duly appre-
ciatcd was evidenced by the marked atten-
tion of the audience during its delivery,
and a vote of thanks at its conclusion
Air. Williams admonshed all, and es-
pecially bis Democratic friends, Of their
duty in the present crisis. Mr.. Lyman
spoke earnestly and forcbly Of the
countrys claim 10 the service Of all its
citizens. A few remarks Of business ma.
lure were also made by Mr.. Woodbury.,
Chairman Of the County Military Com.
miLtee. Mr.. Riddle addressed wal
meeting at Ciaridon, in the evening.
a5- Tho order from the War Department
providing for IA draft o { 100000 mon, stimu
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08

@1~ There will be war meeting at
the Disciple Church in Munson, on Sun.
day evening next. Speakers will be
present.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08

a5-Wo loarn that Capt TolIos, who is to
be Lieut.. Colonel of tho lO5th Regiment, is
now at his home in Burton.
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NIARRIED

In Chardon, nt Chase's Hotel, August 2nd, by
J. Nichols, Esq, Mr.. ERVlNGTON SMITH and
Miss SARAH BY RNES, both OF Hunsburg.
DIED,
In IIambden, July 30th, 1862, of Diphtheria,
NELLIE r.. eldest daughter of Eli R. and Grace
Bennett, aged g years.
Little Nellie took lively interest not only in
her lessons in the Sabbath School, but also in its
instructions, and in her books. She was kind TO
her associates amable in her disposition and pa =
tient through her sickness, with calm resgna.
tion to the will of God; and, as her fond parents
and kindred mourn for a loved one gone, may
their afflicted hearts be comiortcd as they may re
fleet, of the early departure of little Nellie from
their society and friendship, that they mourn not
us those who have no hope.
One we loved has left our number,
For the dark and silent tomb;
Closed her eyes in deatIless slumber,
Faded in her early bloom,
Hear us, Savior,
Thou hast blesl the lonely tomb
[CoM.
In RUSSELL March 9th. 1862, JENNIE DELL
only daughter of William T.. and Harriet NJ. Parr
aged year and 4 months.
The angels came for her,
Our beautiful one,
In the light Of her morning,
At set OF the sun;
And they waited her upward,
On pinions of love,
And she left us weeping
Our darling, our dove!
ICON,
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Hambden Select School.

| me menco oAN -''>-'i u ''''' '
On Monday, AuguSt 25th,
AND CONTINUE TWELVE WEEKS.
The present Principal has fought this School
nine terms, with n decided increase of patronage
Without even one exception, there has been q
unanmity OF feeling throughout the entire Dis
trict. Feeling thankful for such tokens OF entire
appreciation and liberal patronage, continuance
OF tho same is all that is desired.
To all my former students wherever you may
be, | would say, with much pleasure would again
welcome you to our pleasant School.
Terms:
For Children under ID years, $500
For the Common Eng glsh Branches, 200
For the Higher $50
25 per cent aided unless paid at tho close OF
tia Term.
Positively no deduction made for absonco less
than half term-ony i'll case of protracted H.
ness.
% Board, with rooms furnished with lights,
wood, Sc, at s! 80 per week For tn use wish
ing to hire their board apply to the Principal and
! he will find them places. For those wishing Ia
! board themselves good rooms can be obtained
/ tor l2!. cents per week, for each, by applying tc
Samuel Hathaway.
SETH EDISON, Principal.
| Hqmbden, July 18th, 1862. 65lwI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CIIEESEM ANS PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Chccsemda, NJ d.,
NLw YoRK CITY.
Tho combinations Of Ingredients in these Pills
arc the result of a long and extensive Practice
They arc mild in their operation, and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Mcnstrua.
tions, removing all distractions, whether from
cold or otherwise; Headache, Pain in the Side,
Palpitutiuu OF the Heart, Whites, all Nervous
Affections, Mysteries, Fatigue, Pain in ihe Back
and Limbs, &c, Disturbed Sleep, which arise
from interruption OF nature,
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pins are invaluable, ns they
will bring on the Monthly Period with regular
ijy Ladies who be n disappointed In the
use of other pills, can place the utmost confidence
in Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep.
resent TO do.
NOTICE.
There is one condition Of the female system
in which the Fills cannot be taken without pro.
ducing a PECULIAR RESULT. The con.
didon referred to is PREGNANCT- the result
MISCARRIAGE. Such is the irresistible ten.
dGncy OF the medicine 10 restore the Sexual tunc-
tions 10 normal Coudition, that even the repro
duclvo power of nature cannot resist it,
Warranted Purely Vegetable, and FREE
from anything injurious. Explicit directions
which should be read, accompany each BON
Price s. 90. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 90 Il
Cornelius l.. Choeseman, Box 4,53l, Post Office
New York City.
Sold by ONE Druggist in every town in tht
u Unitcd States.
r. B HUTCuINS,
General Ageut for the United States.
No. ia Broadway, n. Y,
To whom all Wholesale Orders should be ad
dressed. For Sale by A Cook, Druggist. Char
don, Ohio. 62ld365
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New York, Aug. ga letter to the
Tribune Says Mcclellan sent large force
across the James river on Saturday.
mostly from Fiizjohn pOrter's command.
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THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
CONNIE
Chardon Market Retail Price Current

Reported expressly for the JEfFERsDNIAN DEMO.
ogKr, by Messrs. WiLKiNs & KELLEY. Churdon
DRiED FRUir--Apples choice
BUrTER--Choice ...'... .......peT ID. 10
CUFFEE--JnVa.. ,..,.-........pe ID. 20
RiU''.'..S ........... per ID, 70
Ground - '..'.''.... s..'peT 10, ~
Dindeian ...............'per ID. 20
CURRANrs--E English ............ per 10. 20
CANULES--NallOw ........ ...... per ID. III TO l2h
Stenrine ........ ...... ...p per I'D. 10 TO lSh
CuRN--ln Far ........' ....por bu %
Shced ........ ............. ....pcf bushel
EggS .... .....,... ..., ''..pCf dozen
FL, L,uR--Super6nc. per bar IS
Extra ............ per barrel %
Double Extra ....'per barrel 30
White Wheat. & 90
FISH Dry Cod d..............peT lb Gk TO
White. .........'.. .....,.. per y bbl So so
White per ID. ,...'............... 3
Trout ...,..,.. ..,.,.... ........,pcr ID. 8
Trout. ................H X barrel So 80
Mackerel ....... .......... .peT h. r 10
HAY ........ ','''''.'''. per ton So 20
| PouiTRy--Chckons dressed ....per 70. o
Turkeys dressed ..............per Id.
| OATS ......'.. ..'''''..".p per bushel 81
Ons--Iord iwhite s,raincd) .."per gallon I,2j
rdni aniSCSidI CiI gal s. o6 10 j. l9&
! RICE--Prlme ''.'..... ............per ID. 10
! RAIsiNs-Box. x..............,..... o ~
Valcnlia Raisins per 10. lb............".lsA
Layers pertb. 12....""pcr box 90
NJ. H. Raisins' ....per box 81 90
|
Golden Extra .... ...: :...... per gallon 10
! Muasscs New Orleans. per gallon ca
SUGAR--Crushcd ...... per 10. ii
\ Pulverizcd ...............pcrl 10 Ii
! Collee (whitcl.. ..per 10. J.
Coffee tycilow) ......... ......"pcr ID j.
BROWNE. ..... ...... pcr ID 9 10 u
SoAP--ChCmical lbur ............ ....'''.' II
', Transparent ibar) ......''''' J,
u Yellow .......... ..'.''...'p per lb. I 10
Cnstilp ...s ..'' per 10. Z,
Toilet bnFq. .. II "a
| TALLuw. ......... ................p ..peT lb.
SALT, hhl .... 80. .......,.... So II
Do sack ........ ......' s.'' 20 to 2oc
Conn MEAL ........ .... ...'... l2la to q
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25~ Tho order from the War Department.
providing for a draft Of 800, 900 mon, stimu
lates recruiting and tho prospect now is,
that this County will soon furnish her quota
of volunteers
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In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Geaugi
County, Ohio.
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In Chardon, nj Chase's Hotel, August 2nd by
J. Nichols, Esq, Mr. ERVINGTON SMITH and
Miss SARAH BY RNES, both OF Huntsburg.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08

STATE OF ONO, In the Conrt of Common
GEAUGA co. Plens.
Polly Hitchcock, by her next friend, Ariel Ben
ton, Plaintiff,
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-08

Lieut.. r. B. Smith will leave this
citv on next Monday, en- route tor
his company, the Caddo Guards
Cant Robson, and will take pleasure
in carrying any letters placed IN his
charge.
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CaDture Of the Federal steamer.

We published in our last issue,
SAYS the Memphis Appeal the an
nouucement of the capture OF req
eral steamer and mail by small
detachment of our troops, on the Mis-
s;ssinpi above Vicksburg, on Friday
last. The mail contained a large
Number of letters from the Federal
officers, in which the writers gener-
eralv acknowledge that the heet sus-
tanned greater damage in the engage,
ment with the Arkansas than IN all
tbe attacks from forts and batteries
during the war: They say 'ha' Az
persons were killed at the outset, on
the first boat attacked by the Arkan-
sas. and that they had landed in con-
slant dread of the attack BENG
resumed after the Arkansas landed
} at Vicksburs.
The Mississippian gives the fol
: Lowing particulars of the capture:
The affair took place at Skip
9 with's landing, in Issaquena county
The heroes Of this gallant achieve,
ment. was a detachment OF Coienel
Stark e's cavalry regiment captains
r Rmclner and Black urn at the head
:, Of their companies, and company
d of Wither's light artillery Captain
Anderson.
= As the boat was proceeding up the
Il liver our battery opened upon her.
J. and she immediately headed for op-
: nosite bank. She was at once puI
:, sued by our troops in skiffs and with h
! such other means Of conveyance to
cross as they could seize for the oc-
casion. Ali aboard abandoned her
# in hot haste, in a Bull run style
Orr men found a mail bag full OF
letters, private and official, written t',aas a,
H. Vicksburg, which have been placed
st in the hands Of Gen. Van Dofn'--
s, They appropriated such spells as,ne!
RI could make available and then com
United the boa. to the tiames'
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$40 Reward.

from the subscriber living IN
> shreveport, on Tuesday night, July
.,o,h aAY HORSE, about fourteen
On his ri,.ht hip, he has also scar on
his right ruinp, supposed to be from a kick
nr bite. No other marks recolleeted. ne
had a piece Of Manila rope around his
The above reward will be paid by return
ing said horse to l.. NJ. DUNK a. ~.
o,,a5,f Commerce street
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ADplicatiOm.

State of Louisiana, Parish Of Cutie
TENTH judicial District Co"r3.
NOTICE is hereby given that John "
~ McWilliams has this day filed his appn-
cation to be appointed curator o, eIe ss a
ccssion of Charles l'aliee' dece"seu &c =; =.
vacant succession, and unless opposition IS
,,,nde thereto within thirty days, the time
prescribed by law, said appointment VIII De
made AS prayed tor. -. o.Eo.
Given under my hand and seal OF once
this 4th day of August, A. ID. lst'2;
'"'' ''' 4. l.. MERSHON.
! Deputy Clerk
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y OtiCe.
Office Semi-Weekly News,
Friday Aagust oth, 1867.

Mr. Fulkerson, will accept our
thanks for permitting us to peruse Al
late paper. He informs US that the
Arkansas had passed Grand Cult on
her way to Baton Rouge. 1t Is sap
nosed with the intention OF aiding
breckenridge in attacking Baton
Rouge. ;.
Charleston, July ga dispatch
from st. outs announces the capture
Of Greenville, Mo, by Confederate
Guerillas. Forty-nino Yankees were
killed and number wounded. Five
nriyates of the Va. cavalry boarded
a Yankee transport i'll James liver
capturing the captain and burning
| the vessel.
Richmond. July 2sth.-McClelIan
has an increased number of vessels
in James River, supposed to enable
him to evacuate his position.
Lincoln authorizes the Federal
officers to seize all Rebel property
necessary for their use. Also to EN-,
ploy all nece<saryin ,nili:aryand naval
service.
strong efforts are making in the
North 70 send Fremont to Texas tt
:. stir up the German population.
The tails in Norfolk have been op
encd and negro prisoners set free.
Savannah. Jul y 3o.-tive gun 1oat'
attacked our batteries at 1eaesl
| Point. ON Great Agechie River. yes
,erday morning. The gunsoats W"r
:. repulsed. No loss on our side. y
:, officers quarters damaged by the enc
a mv's shot and she'll.
II Richmond. July 29-Ihc opinion
gains ground that Mcclellan is sra
|. dually evecuating Berkeley aud rem
G forcing Pope, No news today.
n Richmond, July 2s-Ihe t.tna al
i. rived off Cape Race on the i7,h>
< The fighting before Richmon
', was largely canvassed in the lime
and is particularly bitter and sarca:
tic It treats the matter as declt
= ed Confederate victory, and thlns
these arc good evidences in tt
Of North that the beginning the end WI
not far of. In another article 1t q
n nounces as insolence the course
Butler in his intercourse with forels
e. consuls.
d cen. Holmes, NJ last accounts n;
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SHREV EPORT FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1862

The casualties of the I'd Louisl-
ana regiment, in the battle Of Rich
mond, are out of 400 men carried
into action, 90 killed on the field and
1874 wounded. Five color bearers
were shot down, and the flag well
marked with Minnies. The loss Of
the whole brigade was three hundred
and sixty-fve wounded. One touch
ing incident deserves to be recorded.
Lieutenant Culpepper of the Vernon
Guard, feeling himself mortallywoun-
ded. slowly raised himself to bus
knees, and praying as calmly in the
hottest Of the fire as in his closet
died in that position.
MEMpHIs.-A dispatch from Mem,
phis to the Cincinnati Gazette. dated
the 18th says: The Notifications
here are being pushed to completion
rapidly. They will be formidable
and are intended as permanent forts
ofdefense. Several female Secession
lists were yesterday escorted beyond
the Federal lines by Gen. IhayeI
3 they having refused to take the oath
! of allegiance. Their husbands ar
n among the most wealthy citizens o
: Memphis, and are now serving IN tn
;, rebel army.
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Succession Sale.

State of Louisiana, PartSh 81 Cdda"
In District Court-N0. $50.
Succession of !. Il, Ellison, deceased.
DY virtue of Il Writ of sale to me, direc-
- ted by the Honorable the nlst'lc,
Court in and for the Parish of Caddo. ana
State aforesaid, I will offer for sale al
public action. to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. the 18Th day Of A~g. lso2'
between the hours Of ten O'Clock "A
NJ, and four o'clock. L. NJ. the folio" tng
described right belonging to the successor
j. Il. Ellison deceased, to wit: me tease
of the store above and below lateiy pccu'
n;ed bv said Ellison as a grocery or drink
ing saloon. ending the LIST day OF January
A'D. 1863. Terms of sale: CASH.
|: II. HUSSICkER,
A,r,s, a,b Auc,ioneer.
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- -
.TcXas Stayc 4 Livery Stable.

On Milan st. opposite tie ar"n-
dah iIotcl.
VNHE proprietor has been to great
expense to make this the most
desirable Stable in the city, 1t Is con
vcaicnt TO tho Steam boat landing
Horses will be boarded by the day
week or month, on the most rcaS"na-
BILE terms. Persons visiting Shrevc-
port or going to New Orleans. by
leaving their horses a, this establish n
ment. can rest assured that they Will
be well attended to. Only give him
a call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN CALDN ELL.
:. KAHN, Superintendent
no 39-ly. a. al NbAiL'
;r,s6,53 Agent.
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Strayed and Lost.

IN the l4th July, from the pasture OF
- VIM. Smith. OLAI BANK
HORSE, FAX main and tail, large vel,
low eyes, about 16 hands high, has sIn"'i
indention about the throat, no shoes on
liberal rev ard will I've paid for his oG-
livery at the Livery Stable OF .iohn Ca.o
we'll on Milan street. aug"
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THE NJ ALL S

No. 1877. Texas Mail, leaves daily
o. NJ Arrives. at 4 Y. NJ.
No. 4O3. Arkansas Mails, leaves Mon
day and Thursday, at 4 a. NJ. Arrives
Wednesdays and Saturday att +. NJ.
No. $50. Natchitoches Mail. leaves Mon
day, Thursday and Saturdays. at a. Nj.
Arrives Tuesday, Friday ana SUNDAY a'
6P. NJ.
No $50. River Mail. Cboushatta Chute
leaves every Tuesday at =. NJ. Arrives
every Tuesday at II Nj.
40. 554 Vicksburg Mail, leaves daily
(Sunday excepted) at A. NJ. ARRIVES
daily SUNDAY excepted) at ii I. NJ.
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The Alexandria Democrat says

The Alexandria Democrat says:
The river has receded about two
f.at since our last-the bars below
town are all bare, aud the Govern
ment bull-pen is now the head Of
navigation. Only four feet scant on
Shaggy Point, which makes Fort
Alexander now impossible to the
highest iron-claa gnnboats. We
hope some folks will breathe II fre e r;
though the disappointment will fall
hard upon some select te0 IN our
midst.
The italics in the above is pref
tv hard hit at somebody.
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Notice.

KIMBI.E is my authorized agent
a. during my absence. My Livery
Stable will be kept OMEN 80 heretofore;
;une9 JOHN CAL.DWEl.l~
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

The qrof the n wqr Of sec st is N, ri e. contain
ing 40 acres mortgaged by John Alley and Sarah his
wife Loan interest. etc, 551 IS.
Lots Ne "a and In the Of Greenfield desig-
mated the plat Of said mortgaged BY Edward
Anderson ami Bersheba his wife-foreited and sold on
eredirto Reuben A. Riley. Loan interest," etc. 295 So
Th< hf Of the Or Of 80. 1s n, &c, contain
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
RIPLEY CorNTY.

Lot Nos part Of the or Of 25 in s. OF range
II bounded as follows: Beginning at the corner Of
lot No 2, thence the line u chains so links
thence deg min 40 chains and links to the and
center line of the thence Il chains and so links
the OF lot No. 2 thence the place Of be-
ginning, containing 50 is acres mOrtgaged by Joseph
Muir aud Jane his wife. Loan, interest ETC., S574 "a
The or Of sec 4. n Ia containing $50 acres;
mortgaged by Alexander j. Mullen and Caroline his
wife. Loan, interest, etc, $3.50 so.
The or offs or Of sec 49, Of II e. containing
40 mortgaged by William Bostic and Mahala his
wife. Loan, interest, etc, 1851 70.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

The frae hi Of frae 6. IL, 10 W. eontainin,
a 59-l00 acres. except Il acres in the eOroer here
tofoTe sold 10 John Gauet. Mortgsged by Georg,
Wagnon ana Ann his wife; loan, interest, dc
$50 &C.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
vERNILLIoN COUNTY.
Woo COUNTY.

The e Or Of the W or OF sec IS, tl6. 10 "
containing A. acres; mOrtgaged b. CarliB Hamlil
and Sarah I. his wife; forfeited and sold credit
John Libbert: Loan, interest. &c, 269 O5.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

Der OF acres hereby morgaged besides said town lot
being l35 $500 acres. MOrtgaged BY Mark Jones
and wife. Loan, interest. DC, 9. 239 Sc.
The n hf OF the M Of ar OF sec 90. y. n 6
W. containing 20 acres. Mortgaged by John sherry
and wife, and forfeited and sold on credit 10 Martin
Stanley. Loan. Interest &c CD 50.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

The or Of the or Of "a, Is n, e, contain
ing 40 morgaged by Richard Csborn J and Nancy
his WIFE, Loan, interest etc, 545 46.
The n fractional or of sec 81, Is Of W: mort
gagged by John Hadley. Loan, inie.est etc, $50 Il.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

Commencing 80 rods from the OF the or of
sec TO- Is of e. the line dividing said 10
and IL; thence said line to the hf mile line
running and VIZ thence On said half mile line 81
rods thence l25 rods thence due Ga rods 10 the point
of beginning; containing so acres; morgaged by John
Jones and his WIFE Loan, interest 554 So
The hf Of the n ar Of SO. Is n, containing
so acres; mortgaged by William McCariy and Lucinda
his wife. Loan. interest ETC., SCI So
4. II OF the or Of the or and the or Of the
ar Of 81, 10 n containing altogether so
more less morgaged by Nicholas Seybert and Hlinah
his wife. Loan, interest ETC., liz &c.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

Explorations Of Authorizations an ths Foregoing
Descriptions.
for east; for west; for north; for south; hf
for hal or quarter; rac for fraction; Tor
ton; for township; and for range.