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PRTVATES.

LUTHTTR ARMSTRONG, Died Sept 29, '62
ROBERT c. BAILEY, discharged Nov. 8, 80
IRA BAXTER, discharged Dec. 16, '62
RUSSELL BURNSIDE, discharged Sept. '62
ALMERON j. BURDICK, died Dec "A, 81
ANDREW J. BARNES, discharged Aug Is, '62
BENJAMIN T. BURT,* w'd June ls, '64, dii
Dec 30, 81
MYRON W. BAILEY, trans to 1st Z S CAY
Feb 10, '63
CHARLES BRIDGE, trans to Invalid corp:
July 8, '63
WILLIAM c. BRIDGE discharged Aug &c, '6:
ORMAN BLACKMAN, w'd at Fair Oaks
discharged Oct ., '62
NELSON l.. COBB, trans to 1st u S Cay
Feb 10, '63
JARED CALHOUN, dis. Nov C, ga. term e,
ABRL c. GARD, died July 81, '62
DARIUS J. CHAPPELL, disch'd Sept II, '6l
ISTUKELEY H. CARR, discharged Nov 4, g:
ELEAZER DINGEB, /" I" "
JOHN D, E4RL*, taken prisoner Aug 25
discharged March l, 65
NELSON ?. FLUENT, dischar'd April 10, g:
DAN FULLER, lost both arms at Antietam
discharged Dec II, 'G2
REUBEN FRENCH, wounded at Fredericks
burg, discharged May Is, '63
GEORGE D. FREEMAN, taken pris June l6
'64, ex March l, '65, dis March 20, 65
SOLOMON FOSTER, died Dec 80, '6l
SHELDON N. GIBBS, died Feb q, 90
| ADAM COLLIER, wounded at Fredericksburg
discharged Nov G. ga
URIAH F GLACE, killed at Fredericksburg
DANIEL GLEASON, discharged April A, IS:
OTIS B GOULD, discharged Dec 80, '6l
GEORGE w HAIGHT, died March 9, '62
JOHN HARVEY, trans to Signal corp:
Aug %, '62
WILLIAM Il HURLBUT, dischar'd Jan 8, g;
HENRY HADLEY, blown up on gunboa
| June %, '62
EDGAR HARRINGTON, dis March 10, '62
JOSEPH KELE, Killed Mt Gettysburg Pa
JOHN l. kINBALL, discharged May 30, '62
ASHLEY LEACH, died Fcb Is, CO
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NOTICE.

EXTHEREAS, my husband, JAMES G,
w BOOTH mas left the bed he never
owned, and the board he never provided,
without just cause or provocation, | hereby
caution all persons against harboring or
trusting him on my account, as | shall pay
no debts of his contracting after this date.
AMELIA BOOTH.
Colesburg, Pa, June 81, 1865.
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Marble Yard.

VENIIE subscriber desires to inform the citi-
4 zens of Potter that he can supply them
with all kinds of Marble work, as cheap and
as good as it can be had any place in the
country. MONUMENTS and TOMB STONES
of all kinds furnished on shortnotice.
G. BREUNLE.
Coudergport, Feb l3 '65 ly
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RESISTANCE At AN END

General news Of brilliant achievements is
arriving from every quarter. Heads that
most furiously rebel against the laws OF beau
ty, whether they be white, iron gray, or
sandy or glaring red, are everywhere
STRIKING THEIR COLORS,
And assuming the loveliest brown or the
most lustrous and perfect black,
under the swift operation of
ChristadOrO'S Hair Ye
Which transfgures them in few moments.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, No. .
Astor House, New York. Sold by Druggists.
Applied by all Hair Dressers.
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NOTICE.

ATHEREAS my wife AMELIA has left my
w bed and board without just cause or
provocation, | hereby warn al persons not to
harbor or trust her on my account as / will
pay no debts of her contracting after this date.
JAMES G. BOOTH.
Colesburg, Pa, June 20, 1865.
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DR.. A. FRENCH's
CELEBRATED TONIC ,BITTERS

A RE becoming the most popular Medicine
"a in circulation for the cure of
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEBISITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, and WEAKNESS Of the
STOEACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
It is also ginning a great reputation in the
CURE Of pIPTnERIA.
Principal Office, Gpudersport, Potter Co., Pa.
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A full assortment Of almost everything that is
kept in country store on hand. We intend
to keep Goods that will give satisfaction and
sell good articles at the lowest living profit:
AT OLMSTELpS,
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Summer Goods !!
At
OLMSTED'S.

NOUR attention is invited to the largl md
IL attractive stock just received, and for
sale as low as the same qualities can be bought
anywhere in the county.
We have on hand large and varied as-
sortment of Domestic Cottons, comprising
BROWN SHEETINGS, and
SIIIRTINGS,
BLEACHED MUSLINS,
DENNIS,
STRIPES,
CHECKS,
TICKINGS, and
COTTON FLANNELS, on which we
cannot be undersold.
We purchase onr goods for Cash and offer
them at very small advance
From Cost.
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OU.1
1872 Broadway, New York.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

PERSONALS. X. Homer, OF Zancsyillc; :.
|. Cox. Evansville: =. W. Stanton, Of Phila-
delphia. T.. %. Bush. Of Lafaycttee and ID. G.
stoser. Of Lsdoga, are stopping at the Bates
House.
lion. X. III. Iford, Of shelby. Robert Watt,
Of Richmond, {. +. McNutt. Of Martinsyile.
II. W. Riley, Of RushSilc, and J. w. Wilson,
Of Huntington. are stopping mt the Palmer
House.
Richard Dougherty. Of Lafayette. &. \. Iio-
gate. Of Danyille. John Riley. Of Laportc,
Charles Care, OF Connersylle. John W. Scott,
OF Dublin. and T.. +. Welsh. Of Philadelphia.
arr stopping at the sherman House.
l.. J. Kirby. Of North Madison. r. II. Bate
man, Of Richmond, :. II. Downy. OF Rising
sun. :. A. Lee. 81 Lebanon. and j. W. Jones,
Of New York, are stopping At the spencer
House.
IL. II. pougherty, formerly Assistant Clerk
Of shelby county. and late student Mt law with
Ray 4 Gordon. is stopping ut the Walker
House
e.. T.. Greene, one of the ablcst political wri-
tiers In the state, sterling Democrat, and long
connected with the vlncenncs sun, as its edi-
tor. did us the favor OF calling upon w at our
sanctum Yesterday. Mr.. Grecncis In excellent
condition. and represents the prospects OF the
Democracy In his section as most promising.
The pocket" i the bulwark Of Democratic
strength in Indiana.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

.
IN The following would have been pub
lished In yesterdays paper hut for want u
space which unayoidably crowded IL out:
INDIANA SOLDIERS AssocIATioN.-PursiI-
ant 10 adjournment, meeting Of officers was
held this morning at the State House.
General George ID. Wagner was called TO the
Chair, and Colonel William II. schlater an.
pointed Secretary.
ON motion Of Colonel Charles Case, IL was
resolved that the officers and soldiers of Indiana
who have served In the army Of the United
States are invited To attend mass meeting. TO
be held at indianapolis on Thursday the 18th
day Of February, 1866; and the officers. sol
diers and seamcn Of each county in the State
are requested 10 be present, either In person or
by representatives, for the purpose Of receiv-
ing the report Of the Committee, and perfecting
an organization. and generally 10 consult upon
matters of interest relating 10 Indiana sol
dirrs.
On motion, the Executive Committee ap-
pointed at the last meeting was instructed TO
select proper man for the Association and re-
port ut the next meeting.
On motion Of General Chapman. the Asso-
citation. until properly named. be known a.
"Thc Soldiers Association Of Indiana"
ON motion of Adjutant General Terrell il
was resolved that the Executive Committee
prepare plan for the organization Of societies
IN the state, auxiliary To the State Society, and
submit the same TO the general meeting APP
pointed for the fifteenth day of February next.
ON motion Of Governor Baker, sub-com-
milf or H..
pare plan Of organization and report on the
thirteenth day Of February. 1864. To the Exec
utive Committee, and that tho Chairman Of the
Executive Committee call regular meeting OF
the Committee on that day, at indianapolis.
On motion, the subcommittee 20 consist Of
the i've members of the resident Executive
Committee, by unanimous consent Governor
Baker was added. and General George III.
Chapman named as chairman.
ON motion Of Chaplain LoZier the following
committee Of three. General Terrill. Chaplain
Lozier and General Chapman, was appointed
10 procure hall and make necessary arrange
ments for the mass meeting Of the 18th Of Feb
ruary, 1896
On motion,it was resolved that the members
ofthe Executive Committee and other military
gentlemen are requested 20 forward TO the
Chairman of the Subcommittee. General
Chapman, the plans Of organization.
ON motion, the Chairman and Secretary of
this meeting were authorized 10 act as such
until the next meeting.
On motion, the Subcommittee was instruct
ed II examine IL any legislation il necessary TO
authorize this Association
On motion, the committee men from each
Congressional District are requested 10 take
the necessary steps to insure full attendance
at the meeting In February.
Colonel James Burgess, OF the sherman
House, having invited all present 10 dine with
him, the invitation was accepted and the meet
ing adjourned.
GRO. ID. WAGNER Chairman
VIM. III. SCHLATER. Secretary.
indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 20, 1865.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22


biIiNEf FEoafo1IoNs.-1he follnwing OH
GERS q Indiana regiments have received pro-
motions by broyet, from the President Of the
Emitted States
Captain Geo. " Bentley. 3oth Indiana Vol
untecrs. March Il. ISIS. O. Dc Major.
Lieutenant Colonel W A. Lassalle. 9th regi.
Eent Indiana Volunteers. Mareh Is. Is.sj. 10
DC CllcuCl.
Lieutenant Colonel H,nry ". I.awton. 9e,h
resiul-nt Indians Volunteers. March II. 1865.
= &c Colonel.
~ Lieutenant Thomas {. No,~sline. 30th
s'i',Hi Indiana Volunteers. March u. 1875.
u Dc Captain.
- Lieutenant VIM. II. Hsii. 3oth regi-
ineh' lHeAAna Volunteers. March J. ls,l. 10 h.
First Lieutenant. = w. " y
eAii-'n Lander r. Weldon. sath re,,,r,..r,
Indiana Volunteers, March h 49, = =,
Msjcr p" "
second Lieutenant I,aAe Hornhr,s, ao,h
regiment Indiana Noiuntee-s March "a -,
q be First Lieutenant
The above promotions were made for sall,p,
and meritorioGs services dGving the war. RI
commended by Major General KimbaIl. Msjor
General stanley and MAJOR General Thomas
First Lieutenant fAdjutsntl Willard Girls
wold s0th regiment Indian. ' Volunteers, March
l3 1855. % be Captain
Colonel Reuben c Kise, Ie0th Indiana Vol
lslsefs, March Is, ls;5, % be Brigadier Gene
raj, for msntori0ps services durin. The war.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

GRAND LARcENY.-A man named Eprsm
Rooney was yesterday examined before the
Mayor on the charge % having stolen two
dresses. ole worth sioo. and the other worth
go, from lady named Belle Russell. lie
was found guilty and held b. bail in the sum
q s5o. and falling 70 1--WE the requisite hail.
he nenf % iail
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

PTTTf THrvEs.-Co and hat thieves are
figuring In this city with success only equaIed
~ their impudenee. lie who would per.
petuaie his lien on hls coat or hat. should be
very cautious about where he leaves II when
be steps into the public dining room. Hotels.
boarding houses and Offices are particularly In
Tested by these noisome yer,nin.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

IloN. J. NJ. GREGORY. LI.D.-I.et the pub.
lie bear Ia mind the lecture Mt Masonic Hall.
BY this gentleman. tonight The superior at
ialhmenis of the lecturer, ali the theme. "The
New Era In American History" are amply
sufficient 70 warrant an entertainment that
viii repay richly every person who has an
atom ~ desire % listen 10 n public address.
Secure Your s'afs during the day
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
he Dedication Of Calvary

The Dedication Of Calvary
Church Presbyterian. on Elm street, near
Virginia avenue, will take place on next Sab
bath afternoon cath instantly at half past two
O'Clock. Services by Rev. Mr.. Nixon, Mr..
Hickman and Mr.. sickcls.
The christian public. and persons especially
in that vicinity, are invited to attend. Ser
vices also the same evening at seven o'clock,
and regularly thereafter on Sabbath ut half
past tn O'Clock a. NJ. and seven L. NJ, by Rev.
". W. Sickles, and prayer meeting on each
Wednesday evening At seven O'Clock. 22-2-
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

fmE.-The alarm q fire. yesterday morn.
ihE. grew cut q Of the burning q SCOT Of n
chimney In the Mclean Institute, corner Of
Meridian and New York streets The Fire
Department arrived ~ tho scene with great
prompuiudc, but there "a no connagration
- call Tor their latar.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

tSsCftScE.-1hc Legislature has author
lied The indianapolis Insurance Company, OF
which Mr.. William Henderson l. President. 10
increase their capital stock 10 an Indefinite
amount. and make the charter perpetual. This
company ). composed a the heaviest capital
isis a the city. and there need be no fears that
the privileges thus granted will be abused.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

~ We barn that our old friend. Professor
drummer, has resumed tcaciIing music in this
city our citizens viii remember that Mr..
Hummer was formerly teacher In the Mclean
Seminary far eight year. and now after a rest
81 two years, h. resumes his favorite business
q teaching piano. guitar. etc. Mr.. Drummer
- an excellent teacher and performer and we
doubt not his class viii Doe rapidly filed
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

s,LTaToRr.-The cotiIlon party A. the SOL
der Home, last night. under the auspices Of
the officers q the Ninth Regiment Hancock
Corps, was n pleasant affair. The dancing
was excellent; the music line; the company
recherche, and good feeling abun LIANT.
AT the sherman House the terpsichorean cn-
tertainment. provided by the boarders there,
was capital affair. IL was numerously at
tended and by select party. who all cnjoyed
themselves, n appearances 20 % prove any
thing. The entertainment lasted until far In
the morning. and reluctantly did the joyous
party disperse Colonies Burgess and Ross
were active participants. and IL needs no state
meni from W. that whatever these gentlemen
are connected with In the social line. IL sure
not TO he cramPed by frigidity Of hospitality.
Colonel Ross was especially remarked for his
gallantry and elegant courtesy.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

FrsrTvH--Thc ladies q the Presbyterian
congregation viii give festival at Johnson's
Hal, on Thursday evening. Dccember 2s-ihe
proceeds to be appropriated 10 making re-
pairs o. The church. The public l. cordially
invited 70 attend. Admission, including sup
r..r Ia cent.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

sfotFN IIofsrs RECOvFRED.-Yc Yesterday
oniecrs stevens and Gray recovered horse.
the property ~ pr. Athon. aud also another
belonging % Dir. Patterson. These horses had
been stolen from the parties above named
night or two ago. aud II seems that the thieves.
unable to escape with them. had turned them
loose again
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

FAIR We understand that the ladies OF 81.
Johns Church are making great preparations
fora fair O. pas the debt Of the Boys school
House. just now under roof That fine and
spacious building i, credit 10 II. Johns con-
gregation, and an ornament Co our city.
The fsir viii be open at Masonic Hall. on
Tuesday evening. the 26th inst. and will con-
hnuo four nights. The friends Of education
will, no doubt. encourage by their patronage
those ladies whose efforts arr untiring In the
cause Of learning.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

oUTRAGEs.-The following facts were known
70 us sometime ago, but their publication was
withheld In the hope that the guilty parties
might be brought to justice. The facts, a. we
have obtained them, are these: On the night Of
the 23d ultimo. young man, a German and
resident q this city, accompanied his cousin,
handsome but unsophlsticated young girl.
20 the theater. When the performance was
over and on his way home, he stepped into
saloon on Kentucky avenue, at which place he
wa, an enploye, and bidding the girl 10 walt
for him AT the door. he stepped inside. While
she was standing there. a hack drove up and
two Jehus dsm0unted and passed into the ~
loon. In a short time they came out and In
formed the girl that her friend. the young Ger
man alluded 10. had told them 10 take her
home. Suspecting something wrong, she OBJ
Jected. At this Juncture her escort came out
of the saloon. and directed her 10 get In the
hack. She obcyed, and was drawn 20 the
graveyard near the railroad. Arrived there.
one Of the haekmon dismountcd from his seat
and attempted 10 commit an outrage ON her
/ person. The poor girl screamed nj the top OF
! her voice. She struggled 10 free herself from
i
was thrown from the carriage. The brutal
haekmen then drove of and committed the adj
ditional outrage q drawing the carriage over
her person. The fright Of the girl. and the In
juries she had sustained. 80 ovcrcame her that
she became insensIble, and when her senses re-.
turned she discovered that she was In the
graveyard. How long she had been there she
had no means Of knowing.
ON suspicion two young men were arrested
and had an examination before Esquire Con.
Ion. But ease could not be made against
them. The girl could not identify them. and
they were discharged. The man, her cousin,
has been arrested. lie obstinately refuses "a
give the names Of the hackmen. lie says he
does not know their names; but hi, Is not
very plausible. We earnestly hope that the
diabolical Transaction will DC ferreted out. and
the mscrcants brought to speedy and condign
punishment.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

Aiii Two birds with one stone by
going TO the popular Gin Book Store to get
your holiday presents. There you will find
books for children, portfolios. albums. Bibles.
prayer books, etc, etc; all sold at publishers
prices, and handsome present given 10 the
purchaser Of each at the time Of sale.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
CITY N e W s.

TRtNsEERs.-Then number q real estate trans
fer, since our last report Is iweniy-fou and
Their value $50. 30. 90.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

REPAIRS The Clerks office has been re-
paired aud overhaulcd generally. until Il pre-
sents quite an inviting appearance. 80 IKE.
wise Of the Recorders Office. Mr.. smock. the
County Clerk, has donned a very ane. newly
boushten overcoat in consequence. We are
glad TO notice the upward tendency Of affairs
At the Court House. May IL continue 10 in
crease until a new Court House, according
with cur prctensions a. a city. shall superse,le
The Old rookery which i burlesque on the
name Il " Court HOUSE" Let US also have a
handsome fence surrounding the grounds.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

For >aie.-A good Boot and Shoe stand
IN nice location. Net quite thousand dol
lars required. A rare bargain for any one
with small capital Address Gem. Box 81.
CITY .23-
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

AAit sEAiENTS.--' Arrah m Pogue" /. run
ming IT, successful course nj the Mctropoli-
tan The house last night was such an one
n 30 ordinary occasion could have called forth
from he cosiness u the family dreside 10 brave
The ue.emcnoy % the weather and the slip
pesy pavemeats. Tonight is the occasion Of
NJ. McDonough's benefit. and the last night
but one Of Mr. McDonough and Miss sophia
Climber. The rheatcr l. 20 comfortable. the
labor and expense Of the management
80 extensive IN putting the piece upon
the boards. the attraction - great, the
play itself - meritorisus. and the ability
q Mr.. NcDonough and Miss Climber Of 30 high
an order that We take no common interest IN
asking that substantial appreciation Of those
efforts % please and entertain. be manifested
BY an OVERLOOKING house.
The audience n Masonic Hall. last night. 10
hear the concert q the six Sister, the Misses
Pierson, wac very fair considering the weather.
and though We were not permitted 10 be pre-
sent, We are assured thai fhe performance was
an excellent enc.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
SANTA Claus "a, the Fancy Ba:
Hu HsIuc and Gold.

Snnta Claus at the Fancy 1sD.
zAAR. .
nB Blue and Gold.
longfellow:
Tcnnyson;
Holmes;
SAKE;
Bayard Taylor;
Lalla Rookh
Lady or the Lake:
Enoch Arden;
Lucille;
Aurora Leigh;
Poe's Raven, etc;
Whittier;
Browning;
heblo's Christian Year;
Very handsomely gilt, at Bowen. Stewart &
COS.
See Tho New Mnrlxct 6,arss c.,,.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

Christmas bill Of Eare.-Choice
dressed Turkeys, Chickens, Quails, Rabbits,
Squirrels, Wild Pigeons, venison, new and
old Hams, Celery; also all kinds OF choice
family groceries, delivered TO any part Of the
city. for sale AZ o. ID. STOUT ~ BROS.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

ready 10 sceomodate their friends and the pub
lie generally with tie best Of Sparkling Ca
tawba and Champagne Wine. Call and see
At q West Pearl street 22-2
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

hEM Estate TRSsFEKs.-The following
been male since our last report:
., ten, Sasieel 10 Mary and VIM. Townsend.
= ~ sS19re 81; s2.Osa
Of out-lot III: s2.l.5. ''A"1iH-'i 'h-i't ~
Jane ho1bs 70 W m. Foglema,.. Wi hslf ~
in-lots 81. Is. 90 81 in out-Iot Ia ss 80 Ai OF
John Ireter 70 J.. A. Lehr. BIrdss s,,h. ,,,..
Ion, in-lot II Of oJst-iot is: $50
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

Twelve ne Dozen entirely new style
Sleeve Buttons and Scarf Pins for ladies aud
gents, just received-vcry handsome and suit
able for presents, al Parker's. No 30 thirty
West Washington street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

Office for Rent, on Washington street,
inquire Of Wiley & Martin, Real Estate Agents.
22-9
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

Wm. Fogleman 70 Jane Hobbs. % feet on
Liberty street, in-lot ] and , Of outlet 81 /;
1900.
PA. Lehr TO John Trieicr. Fletcher. sub
division, in-lot % outlot -: $500. :
Ghr1s. lcagcr 90 WIN. !. Rfehmond - tr-f
on Washington street by 1876 feet q outlet ~:
$4,000.
samuel Records 10 David Jameson. IN. north.
east corner of the southwest quarter II section
-. township 10, ransc ., - 2s-l00 aerrs: 0ssp.
John Cole 20 John ,. -tonner. 1T ~ outlet
2. square :. and lots ,. Q. : and :. out-lot o. IN
square 3; ei,i0o.
Louisa Holland 20 sims A. Collcv. lot IL In
square \; 81 40
James VI. Ray 10 Robert Remington. lot
IL, In square -. IN Rays subdivision; 81 .9oo
susan Mecloskey' to Willis Luekey, 81 feet
OF the west end % lot In square -; $3.50.
Edward Reagan 70 Jerome b. Root. Tot -. In
square y, Of W. Hall 4 Co.'S subdivision;
John a. Pomcroy 20 Mary j. Root. lot ~, in
cut-lot III. Of Pratt's subdivision; sS.00o.
John Brannan q Maurice Ferriter, lot n. in
out-lot lol. Of Naguire'- subdivision; q. so.
Laurence Logs,sn 10 William Strathe, the
northeast corner of the northwest quarter Of
section Il, townshiPi5 n. range 4. 10 5l-100 acres
s2.635.
Charles KoscHmeyer 70 Schweir and spier,
$1,000.
G. ID. wi,gaus 10 Joseph +. schodeld.
brakes Addition, lot !, acres. Si.sI0
Eliza 4. Williams 20 Eunice A. Jacobs, the
north half Of the east half OF lot ., square y I;
e2,2O.
Mary Singleton TO Ella Blxby. Goes subdi-
vision, - feet ON New Jersey street In
lot %. 81 acres; 5000.
Aquilla Jones 20 Jacob =. Dunn, +. W.
and 4. 81 ~. subdivision, lots e., g., 90, 81,
and o; - 90.
William q. whitehouse 10 john Carlisle.
Douglas subdivision, LOT IL. IN out.lot l5l,
Colin. Wright and Morton's subdivision, lots
and q, In out-lot l8g. and Naguire's Subdi-
vision, lots -. g. *, A., ~. ~ aud ~, IN out
LOT l5i 5000.
Jacob 4. Wright 10 samuel r. smith, lot 4.
square 4; S6.jJ0.
Osgood a smith 10 Nelson a Hoyner the un-
divided one-third II by % feet Of lots =, :
and 2, In out-lots IA and %; ., 5js.
John George Brown 10 Elizabeth Petre. 10
feet Ia the middle OF lot ,, in out-lot "A; $1,000.
Total. S.3 Zf~