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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

The Mosr SPLENDID DsGUERRKsS AND PHoTo
oRsPBIc Rooms TBE CRY -Messrs Pessiee
4 1readwell. No. l6ie Ess!W ashngton street.
have their Art Gallery arranged for visits
from the public The portraits OF many distin
guishsd percentages are on exhibition. and to see
them Is worth = hundred visits TO the gallery of
Mes>rs. Peaslee / Treadreli. In all its ap
poiniments ladies and gentlemen will tnd this
gallery without Arrival. It's rooms are eleg anIly
furnished and all visitors sre cordially We
coined
The magnifcen, sign surrounding the build
ing. and decorated with the flag of our common
country-the star spsugled banneT-paintsd by
the accomplished Dir Limphere. directs citizens
visitors and strangers TO No. l6h. East Wash
ington street. for portraits and works of art at
surpassed elsewhere.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
XXXYIH CONCRESS---2d SESSION

WAsHiSGrox. Feb. Is.

SEN Ale
WAsHiSGrox. Feb. Is
Mr. johnson, Of Maryland, announced the
death of Senator Hicks from that state, and con-
cluded his remarks by offering the customary res
olutions of respect
The resolutions were adopted aud sent 20 the
House.
Mr. Wiley OF West Virginia, and Hale Of n
H., also spoke in eulogy OF the deceased.
Az = o'clock the corpse of the deceased was
brought into the Senate Chamber and placed in
area fronting the secretary's table band of
music played dirge.
After the beautiful services OF The Masonic or
der had been performed. sad prayer had been
offered, the Rev. DR.. Noade delivered discourse
on the christian aud patriotic character OF Sens-
tor Hicks
Among those in attendance were President.
Lincoln, Secretary Seward Attorney General
Speed, Provost Marshal Dennson, justices Of the
supreme court OF the Uhiied States. Gov. Brad
lord OF Maryland, anu members OF the leeisls
tuie of thai state. together with United States
senators nnj members If the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes
The Knights Tempiar OF he Masonic trater
Mtg were also in attendance
The Masonic ceremonies were OF most sol
emn. imposing and impressive character
= The galleries vers denselT crowded with spec
tators
The procession c!i the Senate Chamber st
half past 3 o'clock ana conveyed the body o..
the deceased senator 10 the Congressional Gene
terry. On the return Of the senator's to the cham
Der the Sen. c adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
uOUSE

The House bill extending the time for the con
structon OF railroad from Marquette to the
Wisconsin state line was reported.
The death Of Senator Hicks was then AZ
nounced.
After appropriate remarks the House proceeded
TO the Senate chamber to attend to the funeral
The speaker laid before the House a message
from the president enclosing a dispatch addressed
10 the secretary OF state relating TO an interns
tional exhibition TO be held in Norwsy, also a
message indorsing a dispatch from our minister
at Portugal stating tina. an international eIhibi-
ton would be held at Opor,o. Portugal, ths
18TH of August and inviting contributions o!
American products.
Both messages were referred 10 the committee
on foreign affairs
On motion OF MI Hubbard, OF Iowa, resolu
ton was adopted instructing the committee on
invalid pensions to inquire what legislation, il
any, is necessary 10 procure TO minor children Of
deceased soldiers their rights, under he Law, a.
heirs.
Mr. Ingersoll offered resolution which va.
referred to the libraory committee, proposing TO
buy for - 500 the portrait OF Lieutenant Geo.
Grant no W on exhibition in the refunds.
The House then resumed the consideration OF
the bill extending the time for FIVE years for the
constructor OF the rsilosd from Marquette TO
Wisconsin state line for the benefit Of the Chi
cago and Northwestern railroad snG Chicago,
when i, was rejected by Sc against IS
4 message was received from the Senate ALL
nouncing the action taken by that body respect
ing the death of Senator Hicks
Mr. Webster OF Maryland. spoke Of the pri-
vate and public course OF the deceased. and said
that it was during his gubernatorial term that
this wicked rebellion was inaugursted, and when
it wss necessary to secure the cooperation OF
Maryland 10 give success 10 the Infamous pur-
pose OF toe ccnspirators, which included the
seizure Of the national capital never did he do
ANYTHING 20 assist the rebels or njure the ma
tional cause Gov. Hicks was the only friend of
immediate emancipation in MarJ land. and urged
Others TO its support.
In conclusion Mr Webster offered resolu.
ton expressive OF deep sorrow of the House for
the death of Senator HEX, to wear the ususl
badge of mourning for thirty DAYS. and TO attend
his funeral
Mr.. Creswell Of Maryland, paid his humble
tribute to the private and public virtues of the &C
ceased
The members of the House then proceeded Il
the Senate chamber 10 attend the obseqaies o.
the deceased Senator. and when ih.y returned
the House adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
COM NJ ERCiAl.
~ rtirasArE.
cincinnati Market.

DIeCISssrI, FeoEnaf- 10
Fioas quiet and unchanged
Wheat IL good demand ., 81 9odl % ter red
and 50 IS tor white
Corn dull ear 81 .0OGl % sh.iled ti.0s9
$l.l0.
Rye declined 10 81 30
Barley dull: receipts large: prime fall destined
10 81 .559$l So.
Data steady Ct s4dc5e.
Whisky dell and prices nominal: sales At
SAILS
Provisions closed rather dull.
Mess scrk .alesbie At t37
Bulk meats ~ $l5s, TO arrive In couple OF
weeks, and sides t l1L
Lard At 2lL@2i1<
Groceries steady; tsir demand.
Coffee active At 44946.
No change in seed: demand bot moderate.
Gold 20S. Silver 100
Exchange srn; Light supply. Money market
slsssd eaiss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

TRENTON, Nkv JEssxr FEB. ia Joint
meeting OF both hoeses Of ihe legislature ~.
held thi. evening
The election OF United States senssor ass
pos, poued to the LIST OF March.
NJ Randolph OF Hudson. in the Senate moved
10 postpone the action on the amendment 10 The
constitution to 81 OF March.
In the United States Coort z. y Fuller. ed
tor OF The Newark Journa Sas lned 500 for
publishing Articles asAtnss the Cnitsd States en-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

~ Yesterday morning the members OF the
legislature, on the invtition OF Governor Nor
ton. visited the camps and military prisons in
this vicinity. and returned privately expressing
themselves infinitely satisfied. The honorable
gentlemen went out and came back IN four
wheeled vehicles. hired from livery stables 81
the expense OF the state They saw 20 ers q
duty and they prisoners incarcerafed-miiI-
tary, political and otherwise. No public report
about the matter has yet been submitted to
either house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
NJ L DrSLAr

eE- The coil oil stocx OF the Tar Spring Pc
roleun Company of Cincinnati. Ohio. = attract
ing considerable stteoton among business men
here, aud we think comptny owning the fee
simple OF and IL cur Own state far preferable 10
invest money in than those in New York 1hi-
seems 20 be company Of good men. with back
bone 10 rush matters through and get OF. and.
owning 30 much land right IN the heart Of Tie
OIL region ia this state. they sill no. fail - sue
coed. Ihea their stock will be above Par. and
nov = the opportunity take stock At $40 per
share. one halt its par value Call snc Get :
circular With Recommendations. which also con
tains map of the coal OIL country and the posi-
;oa Of theis lands.
NcKrRsAs 4 PxASK
Agenis. at - y West wssbiDzton street
near the Palmer Rease
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

THE OLD ELEVENTH Lieut.. Col. Dirnell,
who is recruiting for the 18th Indiana regiment.
now stationed at Fort Marshall. Baltimore. Nd .
informs that he has authority 10 assign all that
volunteer in his regiment to any township or
county in the state. 80 that all enlsting with him
can get the highest bOuntes paid in the state
Thu regiment has national reputation. and 10 il
an honor to be enrolled under bis banners The
Colonel has special muster in officer for bis
regiment. so there is no DELAY. Office, No. 9
Bates House Block, on Washington street. up
stairs 1877
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

IF Mr.. L T Rand one of the most merito
rious Of actors. and a genial and accomplished
gentlemen. will iskes benefit az the Meiropo-
tan To MORROW evening A splendid bill will be
presented. and predict that the house will be
crowded from pit to dome in acknowledgement Of
the geDtlemsn's merit. Our community always
respects and rewards sterling worth in all profes-
sions
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

MrrRoRoIrTAS THEArRE-The Streets OF New
York met With great success last night. and will
be presented again to night The piece il vel
placed on the stage and ercellently PLAYED The
performance will conclude with the daring tight
rope ascension of Nile Csrolista. who will OF
this evening suenpt the wonderful feat Of
cending from the back Of the stage 10 the hight
# the theatre, blind folded.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

sT- The draft. in this district. Is not post
poned. but is DELAYED to give the officers time
TO make up the credits This delay gives add
tional chances TO TOW nships TO I'll their quotas
We are assured from parties We RELY on that
there will be no postponement OF the draft fur
Their than Is necessary to get their books in
proper erder by crediting the volunteers in the
quotas of the townships. When the draft takes
place SON ebody will hear of IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
CH.xrAloS. III. FEB. Is. 1865.
o n. G. PrSpEar. NJ d :

4 ". &. fKNDERr. NJ ID
Dear Sill take pleasure IN complying With
,our request 10 certify to your new patrons at
andianap polls at the high esteem in which YOU
was held in this community a successful prac-
stioner OF medicine, and trust they will be pleas.
al and benefited WITH your skill and close at
tentiOn TO tie welfare of your patrons. can
assure YOU that VOC have been missed when in
need OF medical aid. but you have wider
field for your usefulness. we must be content 10
set along as best We may
IL gives great pleasure TO hear that
YOU always have large practice in your new
teld OF labor. vet ths Is no great conversation
10 those vho part with family physician on
-hose skill thes have depended Tor yesrs.
Please accept nv best wishes for your con
tinued prosperity
l62 VI L DrNLAr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

GoIp PKss.-Under this head re know Of no
larger assortment or better gold pens than
sold by Mcssrs Todd 4 Carmichael We speik
kno~iugly. as We are now using one Of them.
and u can't be beat for smoo;hness of poin, and
easy spring; indeed We cant help writing with il
They also keep large and fine stock OF writing
paper. envelops. ink, fluid. &c, for office u-e AZ
No. North Pennsylvania street. 10 y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
from, st. f.Ouin

ST. Louis. February l3.-The main building
and east wing OF the house Of refuge. about four
miles south OF Centre city. was burned last even
ing The ress and south wings were saved.
also the stables snd other buildings
The building contained l.les BOYS snd girls.
all OF whom were safely removed.
Loss or the building estimated =, tlo0 600,
furniture. S25 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

The GlRcLE The Circle Restaurant under
the proprietorship of the irrepressibe Rhodius.is
one OF the best institutions OF the kind in the
west The fare is splendid. successfully rivaling
snv Of the first class hotels OF the country. The
culinary department is presided over by men fully
versed in the ART aud when the visnds reach the
tab es they are smoking hot and deliciously oior-
Gus. All the good things OF the season are done
up 10 order and will satisfy the most fastidious
epicure We commend the Circle 10 all
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

"a There is one feature about Lintz'. shoe
house that is unusual with persons in his lire OF
business. and that is when he promises you TO
have a pair OF boots. or shoes. or CATERS made
yoa can rely on getting them at the time prom
ised. This Is one of the reasons why Lintz IL
doing such large business. and why every one
wants TO get his boots nj Lintz's
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

eB Illinois Il getting to be a cosmopolitan
state The governors message il to be printed
for distribution follows: Eogli-h, SO. 600
copies; Gsrmsn. ~. 900; Congo, Is .OOO; Sxed-
ish. 00O: Norwegisn. 600; Danish, 50U
French, 5OO-Exchange
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

Losr-Betveen the skating park and Indi,na
avenue. yesterday afternoon. gold pin. with
the picture OF LITTLE girl enclosed The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving il at A.
KnodIe's store. No. -, East Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

NV HAVEN. February Is The union state
convention assembled 1T Brewster Hall in this
CITY. 10 day, AZ ten o'clock
Hon VIM. A Buckingham. of Norwich. VAS
nominated for governor. and Rober; Averill. OF
Danburv. for lieu,enant governor. nv scclsms-
ton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

UNIox TABERSAcLE The above building
will comfortably seat three Thousand people. is
well lighted and heated The same y Tor rent
for concerts Apply TO " II LOOMS Office
corner Washington aad Meridian streets. lndi
snsnolis. Ind. - IN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
Arrorsrxrsr.-Tbe following appointment.

APPOINTMENTS The following appointments
have been made In the new organisations:
l4sth regiment. Company A.-Thomss Clark
captain, Frank Hopper. LET lieutenant, Joseph G.
Stout 81 lieutenant.
las regiment. Company A-Helry W ate cap
tain. Abrsham W. Huffman lat liertersni. Geo
Wright ~ lieutenant.
Company B.-yinsol Williams c4p,ain. Nj
chsel A. Gilsick lst lieutenant, Samuel Hostel
ter "a lieutenant
Company C.-El c. Robinson captain. Arch
bsld Anderson H.; lieutenant John : Dufey
% lieutenant
Company John 7 Douglass captain Jas
Miller ls' lieutenant. Reuben @. Smith 81
Lieutenant.
Company G-James W. Mcdonald captain.
Oliver Shepherd lst lieutenant. Frank Williams
~ lieutenant
l50th regiment. Company Adam o Benin
captain. Henry q Ellsworth l., lieut-asn', Stein
@ Orth 81 lieutenant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

DwkLLING HousE FOR RKNr-On the corner
of Tennessee and Sixth streets: Drakes addition:
house : rooms: cellsr. we'll. and out-houses-sll
complete For information appls to Mick & Co.
NJ. T. and 10 South Meridian street Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
ST. PArarex's DAY. sEvKsrrExrH MARCH

ST. PAraleK's DAY. SEVENTEENTH MARCH
All members of the Indianapolis Circle Of the
Fenian Brotherhood. in good standing. are hereby
requested TO attend the meeting next Thursday
ever ing. the 10Th inst, to make final arrange
ments to celebrate the coming Eth OF March.
The State Centre will be present ard address the
Brotherhood on matters OF much importance TO
the organization.
THOS NASH, Centre.
Arsrrx SrrW.Rr Soc l34t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
AUSTEN STEWART. Sec. /

~ Go to the Queensware suction at No. 50
East Washington stree. on the 18th Of February
l-65 an 81, a. m for bargains. A large stock
and great variety Of glass and queenswaTe TO
close consignment Everybody go This i
rare chance TO repleni-h your cupboards-
wv f. FEArHERsroS,
Ia Auctiopeer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
ii 3t

sy-J r. Narot. No 233 East Washington
s,reet ia furnishing second ind furniture OF all
kinds at prices thar should induce all in want Of
furniture 10 give him call The economy in
buviug at his house will be apparent 20 sll that
do business with him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

For general Information We have compiled The
foliowiDg directory 20 the various military head
egaTter., camps aud Offices 81 this post:
Nj q General Alvia P. Bovsy eoramsDdng es,rei Of
nosth side NsrSst between Penn
syivsnin and Dva
BdxG~n. I. Pitcher. A. p. NJ General for ircisna-
headquarters south sas Washington street. fourth door
below West street
Brissder Gea-rsl Herry r. Csrring,on commanding
craft reuf. zvou~--hesdggsrfers southves. corner
Washington and New Jersey streets.
Colon-i J. : slmoBscn, military eonmsncsnt-besd-
egalters southwest II N4rylsud ard Delaware
ColossI A. J. Warner, Colo7e iTih regiment V. u. c.
and commanding post headquarters south sds Wash
ngfon. 81 door vest Of West street.
Colonel A A. stevens. Colonel 5h regiment v. X. G
commanding Camp Morton and Burnside Bsrraeks-
keafq9sriers at Burnside barracks
Coi0nel ". ". frybarger. commanding Camp CARING
ton-hezde tarfers al Camp Darlington
Coonel Allen Rutherford, commanding e2i regiment
v L c-hesdq 1srters southeast Ohio and gerd
an .trees.
Mslor L. p. Hsymsn. chief mastering oficer-h-sd-
quarters Washington Hall. near theatre building.
! :. Bobbs, Medical Birector-ofLcs corner T.. aware
aud Virginia avenue
Captain James Wilson, A. q. NJ, disburslpg officer
of on tide o. Meridian. between LoaIsisSa and
Georgia streets
Captain J. l. Trumbgll, A. Q. N, clothing quar;ernss-
teTs and -portstoa-west side be-
twes Louisiana and Georgia streets.
Captain c. Hay A. Q M division for supply Of public
snimsis-ofce side Meridian, between Georgia and
Louisiana streets
Captain Jose;h Pope eoulmisssry % snbsstence-of-
tee side Meridian, between Louisiana aud Georgia
street.; warehouse directly opposite
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
iSpIAsAPoLls, Feb. II, 1865.

Taken from an intoxicated man one Colts re-
:olver. on the corner Of Washington st,eet and
Kentucky avenue. The owner proving property
and paying charges can have it.
GEORGE W ORMsBY.
Is DIT No. "a South Illinois street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

Losr On Saturday evening. gold sleeve
button ONYX set. with the letter set in the ony
IN gold Five dollars reward will be paid TO the
finder by returning i to The Exchange Saloon.
Illinois street lf-3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

- SeaoaE. druggist. ia the Bates House
Block. Is in receipt OF heavy stock OF window
glass, of al sizes and OF different thicknesses
Builders and others in ~aut OF glass should call
on Senour before purchasing elsewhere
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

gE-A Jumper" left the entire rig Vt sol
der in the lumber yard of Jones 4 Cobnrn the
other night. There are tea more Of these
gentry still about.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
CIT tie ~ s /.

tn bargisr attempted 90 enter the rel
dence OF NJ Weakly last night. ~ boring
through the panel Of the door. but Sas frustrated
By bolt. Look ont FOR them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

tEGovernor Morton and lady will give re
cept on az the Bates Bouse 10 morrow (Pridsy }
evening at 3 o'clock The public sre respect
fully inv tel tn attend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

PosrLASp. February 5-The steamship
North American. from Liverpool on the 81. and
Queenstown on the 30. arrived =, Portland this
evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

CHrsr LcT Lot No -. on Neorasks street,
N Dunlsp std 1urewilers subdivision. will be
sold for 5000 Inquire at this Office. l3-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

IF The red strelmer floating from the fag.
stan at the top OF Geuns' Block indicates skst
ing 81 the park. Jan 25-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
Erom Buffalo.

BUFFALO. February l5-Is il understood
that the draft which TO have taken plsce
here 20 dsy is postponed TO the 9Th Of March
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

See Dr.. Wm Thomson's sdvestisemeu
on tue third page Of 10 days paper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

M. YonK. February Is.
Gold dull ard weak Occasional efforts we're
made to put mp The price but they failed Tie
piioe opened al 2O6la, but went down 20 2OsI,.
Lster.--Goid closed At Gallagher exchange
to day at 2C5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

- few exchange papers. done up In pack
ages Of 100. Can Dc had at this ofaes II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16
INDIANA MUTUAL
Draft Insurance Go.
CAPITAL: 10000.
TO MEN LIABLE TO DRAFT
Arb YOU INSURED iGI INST THE DAFT!
LIABLE TO DRAFT!
Arb YOU INSURED iGI INST THE DAFT!


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REFERENCES
L W Pres First tsoa Best
indianapolis National Rank Bank
o e o o 10 officers
Al r. "a. S ohn'sR Block.
CHARLES HEWITT. Secretary. Temperance Hail.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
Indianapolis of na
p,y. dsdm cnhsee shrHtvss ~"
deposited
WI ENGLISH. President,
JOHN G. NEW. Cashier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

The pspsr duty Will probably be fred a, ten
cents.
The Posts special SAYS new tariff bin will
soon be reported.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

The llIH ISDfASA.-The Washington CORES
pondebt OF the Cincinnati Gazette, compliments
The lib Indiana tor bravery and valuable ser
vices some Of the boys mentioned are from
this city. We copy the notice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-16

TRsSsFERs OF REAL Estate -The following
were recorded during Monday and Tuesday:
Jesse Jones to Frederick Cooper. trustee
part OF lot 9 in square 60-S300
Henry Mc Dermott 10 Catherine Melville, lot
in Ellis aud MAYS sub division of out lot 1873
~ 900
John Melville to Henry McDermott lot 1873
81 900
Samuel Schofeld to John Harrington. 10, l49.
Cranes north addirion-S250.
Calvin Fletcher Sr.. 10 " A Loomis, lots
49O. 49I. and l92-ss00.
Marion Berrs TO J. II. NcKernan and W :.
Pierce. lot / in Brakes aidition-S4OO
John Conway to Thomas Conway. west half
OF northeast corner lot block rs
Michael III. Good to Michael II. Toohey, lots
4 5 6 81 and %. Drake and Mayhew's addition
$3.50
Peter A. Allaire 20 J II. McKernsn and W
s Pierce. hall of lot 10 in block %
Be imin Boyle TO J. II Mckernan, lot 50
Milton ; Honev and others To Deloss Root, =
feet oii Los s. and 30 feet off lot ]. in MeKernan
4 Perce's subdivision Of lot 27-Sl0
NJ Herman & Pierce 10 Johanna Ltutry. lot 65
in Ysndes' sub-division-S275.
Calhsrine VI Lewis 10 + g NcKernsn. parts
OF lots 1 and s. $40 400
Oliver B Ghkev TO Mckernan & Pierce 10, 9.
block -. in brakes additon-S75O