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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL SrRREr, I
TUESDAY. April I'D r. Al.
On Change to-day wheat was firm but inactive.
Flour was heavy and lower The cotton market was
quiet and steady.
MoeEy FIVE TO SEVEN PER CENT.
The money market irregular, but fairly active,
at nve six per cent ON government coaterals and
SIX to seven per cent ON stocks and miscellaneous
securities. In view OF tue low reserve II the banks
and the large volume OF business al the Stock Ex-
change the street rather more inclined TO ac-
cept these temporarily just; bu, borrowers
are confident that. with Che prospect OF
speedy return 10 the city oil the money which went
away during the latter portion OF last mo It'll, In
connection with the April settlements In the rural
districts they Will be able TO obtain money at the
figures which prevailed eariv IN March. Prime
commercial paper has not been materially affected
by the better demand Tor money evld encs OF the
want OF flth in the permanency OF the present
rates for call loans and the several grades OF prme
paper are quoted at q per cent discount
FOREIGN EXCHANGE AID vANcaD.
The leading bankers advanced the rates OF foreign
exchange but sales were made on the street ct the
former hgare5. The following were the quotations
AT the ose OF Misunderstanding. sixty days, COM
mere al, 1904 a l09A; good to prime bankers lO9A
no. do. short sight l1oh 1loA; antwerp 5.1eal
6.13a4: Switzerland, S.17x a 5.l3h; Hamburg, 35T
a 334; Amsterdam, 40s a Al; Frankfort, 40H
Al; Bremen, 7s14 70; Prussian thalers, 71M Tx.
GOLD sTEADY-1leH ll04.
The advance In foreign exchange induced con-
siderable buying Of gold early in tne mornng, with
the effect OF producing rise from llois to l1oX.
Subsequently the buliish sentiment weakened and
gold declined TO liolS. the quotation stan ling at
one time In the afternoon llO's l1o1s, although II
closed at llo,4 l1oS. The OF the market ls
ghu WIN in the tahio.-
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PROJECTED PRIZE FIGHT BROKEN Up.-The
prairie ChIckenso IL the name oil " gang or men
who nave ior ther headquarters The corner OF Bread
ana Poplar streets Some time ago two OF the gang
got 'nto some trouble, and they dc ermineu to settle
ane maitel III The p.Ec ing. Yesterday was fixed
us sne gay, and brickyari at twenty -second and
Un,ou s'r.ets WAS soieced as the locally. Last
evening", about I'VE O'CLOCK about nyc ii n,lred
Iougns assembled nc the ward, ana were proceeding
W iiaAe az tpe preliminary arrangements, wnen
que Is Carr and PaiKhili Of Inc Twc,rlh district
arrived on the spot me whole gang. on seeing
tcse omciai5 approach made OIL as rapidly IA Dos
sWe. iue Two principals N the aifair were chased
ABOUT tnrte squares. but being rather Meet o. foot
Iney maineei to get away.-lnt!adelpnia 7ee-
graph, dpra Q. -
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The lsCeMs Tx.


TO THE EDfroR OF THE iIEsALp:-
misapprehension seems 10 exist in the public
mind regarding the liability Of persons 70 make ana
render statement or their Income for the year
1870 the la'e ruling OF tho Commissioner exempts
those not having gross income OF over AZ 900 from
making retur!l, Dat all persons having gross la.
come over tiis amouht must maxi return, "a here
tuiore " lay themselves Liable to as,essnent
you may save yexati0n ana trouble henreforti ~
many. ASSISTANT ASSESSOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05

eceipts at the ports to-day we're ascp bales
22s bales same day last week and 1901 iast
bales Mobile go bses Savannah, i43 bales; Charesi0u
$50 bales; Wimin ston, Ia EorioK 75 bates: new
York +a4 bales and Boston, rs bales stock New ork
l,sJ4 ia e. sgains 4os bales same time Iast year.
values were entirely nominal, With tendency, anythlng
bling lot. inere business We a ~ s'9-
Ro ordinary gos earsoes loAc Ios4e.; far 90, lie.
lSSe. extremes Tor lots, lolc. i4ac, all gold
In bond Java Government bags), lac. zoe; do lSkc
&c singapore, lie isci utylon, i5sc. lie; nara.
isss i g. ion rasa 1s Mc d Jamsics sc
kica iSlec. = lec; Mamma, l4c. I5c., Mexican isc
nc. savanl!a. l3Sc . lDo all gold, duly paid Messrs
nraen ni'e compute the stock Rio and
1854; savannah, stv0; New Oreana 7sss. Mobile sstl:
Hampton Roads 81 2t bags Latest teegraphic
accounts from New Orleans report tie market iLere quiet
sndhs baltimore dull ~ TO-
CorpFR--The dsaand for American neot was fairy
active anS prices steady The e. were Ibs
chey MOI ALI al ~ sc tor lake, including 90 lbs
piivate terms Manufactured quiet steady, with
ss.es new sneAtng AZ svc old dc. DC 2uc. bots
2sc. co nails al s2c. and do. bolts at 2tc. per ID.
kEi8H rt.-fhe market was duh and rates unchanged
The engagements were:To Liverpool by fa $40 bales
cotton at ~. . bid; Zoo ticrees lard at 22s 3D..
sna a. oy steam, 1880 bushels grain, go. 6Sd.
w bales cotton bI6d 5sd., and 2CJ tons provisions
2s o. s0s 10 glasgow, by stearn 90 bushes CO. M
ID TO Lonion, by sat- 200 ticrces beet IA 900 bD
nour "a TO Koteidan b0 hbs. g. loo boxes
extract, 7s 3d. To Antwerp 400 bales cotton Sc, per
steam, 90 uerces lard, 36s To Malta % hhds Dacco
private terms The urig. csAs
petroleum 70 ConsaItnop.e 2b, II TO odessa 279c.
swsosh bark, 400 bb;s TO- from Phiadephis the Bsic
81 sd os' aceorina W port; British bark from Bull
River = w. To London phos pilates, ys Norwegian bark,
s tons 70 Hamburg gene Nj l6s bark, SlS
tons 70 houeruam general oseo British bark. bsS
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PRIZE FIGHT IL CALiF0RsrA.--A prize Amt be.
tween two DULLES oil the gang known as The .Val-
ley BJyS." t0ok place last SttnIas, amony tho sanl
hiils south OF Lay View Park. lncre was y IN rge
crowd rougns ana poys folowing In their foot.
Steps, IN atlenuAloe. lne E5ht progressed m &C.
ring, until one Oh the principals was Knocked our az
time Warrants have teen issued or the arrest or
the parties taxing part IA the dlsgraceful allaIrsgn
FRANCISCO Aitas. Ma Tch 2S. 800
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Large Sale Of Central Park Lots.


The feature OF the real estate market yesterday
was the sale OF the estate of G0uverneur Nor
rls WnkIns deceased, comprising 234 lois.
fronting Central and Morningsde PARKS. the
Seventh avenue Boulevard. Eighth Ninth aud
Morningsde avenues 18th. 10atb ll0th, 1llth, 10th
and l24th streets The character and location OF the
property and Tho circumstances OF the sale attracted
q large All ndance. Kidding was fairy active,
although not remarkably spirited being noticeaby
o. the competition OF tine latest previous sale Of
almost similarly stuaied property, suggesting the
idea that as Inc uesldefuiuai OF raj i'll transit up
town approaches TeazatiOn tn unlimited area
1og EQUATION thereby opened VIII seriously inter-
fere with intermediate vaue5 That have already ap-
pregIaled % nigh figures.
Among the principal. blyers were Mr.. Bern
haimer, who has already large landed interest in
that nclahbUrhOod fefeace Pariey, Geo. KING, B.
q. farchid credited IN a popular way With buiiag
for tweed Co., bat quite possibly buying for
quiet uri himself which this repuatien gives hinl
the chance OF doing-Messrs Gardner, La0r
Austin aud z. J. King. The sale IN lis
general results may be regarded as sue
Cessul, I'D The prices good. We are disposed
to regard them, under the circumstances as excel
lent, and do not thinK tney can lie Dbtaigel again
this lime neX year If the VIasuct road l. way
In the mean ime. Some lots were lett over and WIN
be sold AT a future day. the auctonecr deeming it..
prudent. whicn IL undoubtedly Was, TO adjourn be-
fore Tie close OF banking n urs. The following are
particulars Of TINS and the other sales today.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY APRIL ls7-QUADRuPLE

British ship, 0fS TONS Antwerp general cargo pr-
vate terms; North German brig. from Mexican port in
the ulf o'tiAmbars ioswood BA and brig to Remedies
and back, sugar, rs 20.
Flour AND ,iHAtsRccs'pts -four. ~ ~ bbls wheat,
lb.46l bushes: 6a99b bushels; CSa bushels
barley 100 bushe Seed sou bushels, meal ~ bDls
The hour quiet but steady Mt previous prices
The TO- 100 bbs meal
81 10 "a o. for Brdywne, with sales OF $50 packages
within the We -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
CONTAGIOUS Ds.A;ss IN sa3uxlyH.

The cases OF contagious diseases reported to the
Brooklyn Board OF Health during the past three
months were as Iollows:-Smalipox, 3ii, OF which
"a proved fatal; scarlet fever, AIT OF which ISIS
which proved iatal; diphthcria As, of which 20
proved 1al.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05

In the gold loan market The rates ran ed from
four cent for carrying to fat for borrowing The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared s25,341, 900
God ba.anttS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 002
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1027,l95
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CARR.-On tuesday, April 4, MARY ELIZABETH,
beloved daughter OF John Carr
Notice 0i funeral IN t0-morrow's paper.
CHURCH. Tn SUNDAY evening, Aprn z, LIZZIE VAN
BoskERCx, wife OF James n. Church.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, from her late resldence 40. Adj
West Forty-seventh street, tins "wednesday after
noon, at one O'Clock.
CosKLISG.-At New Orleans, on Monday April g.
OF congestion OF she brain, r. q. CoNKLISG, eldest
son OF Frederick A. aud Eleanor X Conkling, OF TINS
Guy.
Notice OF fuueraf hereafter
DICg,--SHddenly, ON Moniay, April 8, THOMAS w,
DICK OF White Plains, aged 10 years.
The relatives anu friends OF the family are respect-
fully Invited to attend The 1unciSl, from Grace
church, White Plains, on Thursday afternoon, at
Two O'Clock. Carriages VIII he Ia attendance at the
depot on the arrival or the haf-past lon.A N. train
from yweniy-sixth street. HARLEM Railroad.
DoLAS.-On Monday April g. SARAH, the beloved
VIE Vi Luke Doian, naive Of Baililncen, county
Eoscommon, Ireland ia the +Gth year of1her ago.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, rom ner late residence gs1
Third avenue, between Fifty -niutn ana Slxtieth
Streets this Nv cdnesday) afternoon 1T one O'Clock.
DoLAS.-At tlizabethport, on Monday, Apra q,
MI. MICHAEL DOiAs, aged 80 years ana III months
Relatives and friends OF the iamiy are invitea 10
attend the funeral, from his late residence IN South
PARK street, tins "wednesday morning, at ten
O'Clock. The remains VIII be taken to st. PaIricx9
church, EhzaDctnport, where solemn requiem mass
Will be celebrated FOR the repOse OF ais soul, aud
thence 20 the Cemetery Of the Holy Sepuchre, in
Newark, for intettnent
DowKsy.-On Monday. Anrii a DsSrs DowSEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRowNR-LoCE wooD.-Tn Jersey City, on satur.
day, March 10, by the Rev. james N. Freeman,
WILLIAM X. BROWNE 10 LOUISA TERESA LOCKWOOD
all OF Jersey Cny.
DE vEAN-AspEsLoS.-On Sunday, April . by
the Rev. ID. Newall, JANIS w. DE VRAN 10 Miss
ELLA ASPLNLoS. all OF this city. No cards.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG
The Southern list strong and higher. except
for the new South Carolinas, which run down
to 81 ana closed at o. The final street
prices were:-Tcnnessee. ex coupon, 90 o O614;
do. new. GO a co..; Virginia, ex coupon, 70
~; do. new. II a TN; do. registered stock,
DID, 55h a 554; Georgia skies, 81 Q 81; do sevens,
Ss3s 81; do. DO. old, Of a o.; North Carolina,
coupon Al 47h do funding 1885, 80 a 80; do.
DO. 1868, 80 ST. do! new, "A rs: do. special
tax. 1SA 10; Missouri skies, 92,4 VIZ; do. Han
niba and st. Joseph, 81 %; Louisiana skies, 6s
70; do, new, 81 Co. do. levee skies, 10 49, DO do,
cights, 81 30; do. Pententary sevens. 10 IA do.
railroad eishts, 76 10; Alabama ives. 6S
72 do. e3hts 10a lo4 do. railroad elghts "a 100;
South Carolina SKIES, 10 80; do. new. January ana
July. 6l11 o.; do. do, Aprl and October,
COS o.; 90. registered stock, ola 90 10; Arkansas
skies, Sc 60; do Sevens, So a so.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earnings of The Mlwaukee and Sit pnul Rail.
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Ens, n i. aSc. as5c SO. aioo.
49, Marker ior sprlt. tapensas was vas
9e, ana lower ,oo bots wsrc Of At S7e the mar
wss &C 3 s y. n & 10, wsro to va sD
a. ~ s. ;,nns tor Or pe and II
v = ,or ezra pale including window LASS Tar wa. nr'ay
FrInoLngs:-- marse. was without essential change
Of ' seeis we're Hs sc
there was limited movement al about previous prces The
June a. 4, 4se 1000 1os essa Nay June and Jny :! 4e
l,iog bills Alr,l at aFa, u.,, "a an,
PasilsIs EIss
me ss y o "a d rsFs ~ % Ss
nys a. n s sc ovsr p Ss @ very
E: ' '' S''s i' az only ,'f ,
sSsp s %aa a. s o st s and g a. os For For
short Lard and hrmer in price.
%s ass the po & o al S
% a. 9 no. a, Is ana 40 'o s May a. st,s All and
ava all q June a n2e io packages sse rem
y G sma ouss ass a 10 ana s;
seaiv yith sae: Of zoo bag. kangoon n lots chiefly at
The offerings Carolina very small view Or small
SpELrER-Therc was inquiry either foreign or
nestle and prices ~ the Absences o. s'es were nomna at
All ssa ~. for Tar e ssss
saies were 23 hhds New Orleans and Derr stssc for
se quiet Ts w
Es 4 % as sna 10 ca
sss good prime ss.aIas, ss s.s ssP$ s!o.
sss urine as g s sssse sfs's'y s
:nf 6u Dss' % a. ~.
liz. 8; a. g y: he iss:: o., yss, Isss
: s:,ssaSs :ssss4s
Maniacurrent cis we'd aud superior, So 70. New Or
saFps.--Recept, bushels. There was large move
nent In Calcutta nseed an advanced price, ths msrke
osas WIN Inc sale. ws & the
Sssh and 1000 bags e arrive, a x 60 " saH, ana
W sst ~ IS clover scarcely any demand
Snai boueh. at lvc per 10. Timothy, at from
rroa " xs al. and nominal s'fss" hemp nominal
1T t , asaasa for r.. ray active as ton. Eng
cold here 49, arrive II from Sssc. 20 ssc per b. Ia
ps ss :ss ,noys1.en, snsii suo,s G. coke,
tsns, 20 ~ god AID chArecsl srne, VI 70 ss As
in prices The .ses Ss chsy u
s Reast ~ss s without
decided change IN prices: rhe 80 ahds from
prices siness been coahned small sales % msn6.
aSa sss sssn z .o% a' nd' at SOC to &c.,
~ sS: IT,, market was moder-
wooL-lhe msrke, for wihou epssnti, change,
the demand beng ony modcaie At uchangci pfces fherc
Pulled WOO Is taken freely Old rates We note moderate
. u far rSs
lss q. aos Us: ss,s and western Rr =. ana s
Pennsylvania aooo lbs sooured, Sc 5000 lb- de-
Sie sS S.'p oS To- ,aSSed and @ msd,a :, resered
rates also soc lbs super pulled sc SOC 2,oo, os es
2oc $50 70, spring; 5000 bs Cape 800 800 s5po lbs
unwashed South American Boo. sbs.; soo lbs assna
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Incueed the 500 bales arrive For
delivery the transactions unusually light Prices were
wtaou, noticeable change The sales Gay limited 10
=, III ,,S :, Nay 10y at iskc. 100 at is,sc,
Hacs togsiher After Change yesterday 1880 bales were
500 as % .w,ssMAIrl ~, at sAe go a Bite, 1e
SV ~ lstc The average quotations Of yesterdays culture
sales wote:-April, Bsc May, lsAc. We guole;-
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abou. 81 80 60 for spring The sales mos, las!
ss'G3 for sore ss.r q wer and sI p
T TSs .s.s ~sr ;As about 'es, asssa s
for mixed closing ut So Cor prime ssc $40 for yellow.
Ss %s m =. y &c. e ss S S &C. s ss
was dun and nomiaalYl ID 81 70 for State and ~ y
Is ,sr i 50 ssS &C. @ ss'n Tas
was dul out nnch,ngsd No ~ es were edecte sOe 81 W
m %ss ' ..: tSs s /: 9 for Canada o
make. continues ai and inactive no
HENp.--Aside . limited business In small lots for
domssic aud priSes for large lot. remain wholly nomoa
We quote Manila s'sc. lor., god stsal &c.; do Tam
Rno & 4 q bond ana suna &c., i j
per ton currency juse $40 soc gold, and juie butts
HAY was in demand for Shipping and moderate local
demand ., FIJI Miee. VIZ Si - or North river shppins
straw and soc IL forshor rye do and Too soc
oat do.
business In fair % prime qualities but the low descriptions
en- irey nesles,ed and nominal n value state
10 hS S '~ Mere ""
prne Te ses o ton. NO. ant
No. mostly at 49, 30 tons Hudson and 2O tons Poug
SS2 $50 tons old rails mostly at $50 50, goa, la tons
wrought scrap private terms. Wrought scrap very
email sa ny sna h'd n.y 3, from 40 q s ~ per ton
No. TO- sts' $685. en ss no. s 50 @ g.
and Egiinon 1874 Sa Gttsherre Is out o. stock. fbe
demand for rehned was smal Mt about previous figures,
with sales domestic and English bars at 80 currency
ton aud assorted sizes Swees do at from 80 SoO gold
IgApThe market for pig continued Inactive and prices
= 20 " % Tor rnsi'h " "a sss1 or spanish
MoLAssEs markt. for foreign nrm, with light
offerings The sales Is hhA Porto Rico at from Ssc
demand. Sales 2oD bbs, chiefly at from 6sc. &c. We
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STREET QJlTlTI)H.


TUESDAY, April 4-6PM.
AsHEsReceipts packages There was no chance in the
market for either pot Small made a. Is u
W % for the former and $s so 30 IS for the latter
CANDLES were In moderate demand at 800. DOC for
patent and 3oc for plain sperm CSC 2ec for stsarc
and lyc. a loo for adanaptnc.
CoTTosThe market quiet and generally In buyers
favor The grade or good ordinary however excep
ton 10 the rule and not obtainae the quotations
yesterday, beng generally held from 2c Isc per h.
The market IN the main, however, depressed
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THE EXPORTS or THE WEEK.
Tho aggregate exports exclusive u SPECIFY from
the bort or New YORK for the week ending AprA 4.
1871, were SIS. 525, So
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O'Clock.
SrALDIya.--In Brooklyn. on Monday, April 3.
ELizABErH, eldest daughter OF the late Seth H.
Spaiding, IN the 39th year oil her age.
Tue friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from her late residence Pu-
lisSi street, near Marcy avenue. this wednesday,
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
SrEyENs.--At st. Jonnland. Smrhtown, 7. T.. on
Tuesday, Apri ;, Dr. JOEL STEVENS, aged 81 years
and months
Remains win be taken to pttsHcld Mass. for IN
termcnt.
THoRNY.--On Monday April 2, Mrs. ELIZABETH
TuoRSE, wife OF Captain Thomas W. fhorDe, III the
4Gth year vi her nCe.
The relatives aud friends OF the family, ana also
OF her son-in-law Augustus !. Moran are respect
fully Invited TO attend the funeral. from her late
residence 20 25l East Tnirty.rst street on Thurs
day afternoon. nj one O'Clock without rurtner
nJdcc. Remains to be taken 10 Greenwood Gene
terry for infernent
WAtsH.-fn BROOKLYN on Monday, April 9, MARY.
the beloved wife OF Patrick Walsh, native Of XII
macar, parish OF Connahy, county Kilkenny Ireland.
III the I'm year o. her age.
me relatives and friends o. the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from her late re-
sdence, l43 West Baltic street, near Hicks this
"wednesday afternoon, at hall past two O'Clock.
WBEsIsR.--On MONDAY Arri 2, GEORGE s.
WHEELER, late OF the One hundred ana Thirty third
regiment, New York Volunteers, In the 3oh year Of
his age.
Tne relatives ana friends OF the family, the ON
and members OF Pest Phil. kearney, q. a. r., are
Twenty third rect, between Second and Third ave.
nucs this tWc,inesrs afternoon. ~ Que O'CLOCK.
The remains VIII he taken to Greenwood.
WmYINsoS.--on Monday, April 3, ELIZABETH,
daughter of the late Oliver Wilkinson.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, lo4 West Eleventh
street. tins Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
WILSON. On sunday, April 2 JoHN WILSON, In
the relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from has late
i61 Taylor street. near Lee avenue,
hrooklyn, r. D. THIS "wednesday afternoon. at two
San francisco papers please CODY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-02-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following are all the transfers in real
estate for the week ending Saturday, February
25,h, as recorded in the office of Register of
Deeds
james Ballendne to Kemnitzer, swl nwl4, sec
49, town G. range
James Ballantine to Kemnitzer &C, nwL swl 4
see 80, town range 4.
Allen Barber to Joseph Book &c. ne4 sw]{, sec
5, town &, range ,; nwI sea and VIZ nei4, sec Is
andl5 NV 4 sec 20 town !. range 3
VIM Booth TO John Jackson, sw4 sea except
piece by 80 rods ia corner. 10, town range
Joseph Brinkman to Henry Seipp 10 acres in sec 10
town ., range s.
Rachel Clement aud husband to John walker
sws aud sw4 nw1 sec 20 and ma sea, sec 49, town
Thomas Carlton and James Porter to Martiz LANCE
swl4 nel4 und nwl4 SEA, sec %, town 3. range
and n y mel 4. sec 20, town .. range
d VI Dibble to Juii.tte Nelson, lot g. blk IS, Brnd
les addn 90 village OF Boscohel.
/ Mary Dunkle, heir, 10 Michael Kunkle and Benedict
RoiSnd, special wd "a nwl4. swJ4 nwJ4, nwi4 nwl4
g tow range Is also sea sw4. sec s., town .
range 2.
Devgndorf Penn to A McCarn, blk II, village Of
Peter FIGHT to John stelpfug, n nwg4 sel4 swl{
OF swl 4, sec 80, town range j.
Mary Flesch 10 A Ramsey and Chss wnsor
nwl4 lot 3, blk Y, village Of Cassyins
Grant County 10 Thomas Booth, &C, e19 mel l. IL
Graut ouuty 70 S " Pierce, &c, VIZ swl4 sec .
town 3, rarge asd net4 sea -ec ) town6 range j
James Gordon TO John Thomas. eiS q ! nel
| Sc =, IS, town . range
Jas Gordon TO Thomas, W. 81, nca Sch
/ sec -, town =, ran-es.
John Geiger to Michael Schiller. W. ,el section l.
/ town 3, range D.
blchard Ilih to J Allen Barber, nw1.. sec town s
| range
| John B HARRISON ct ~ 10 Kinney. swA mes sec
/ G, to~n 3 range ;.
| John Jones ts,a tiriest e. nei4, sec % town e.
| range aud sci sswi4 . sec -. 1 WI ., range g.
ew Kern 70 Gsurge French W. swl aud 30
| acres adjoining IN sec IS, town 3 range 5
| McNsmee TO Patrick Conoiy, VII swi4, sec IS,
/ town range
| Al McCarn to IN Deveudorf and u Penn, n i
Wm Mead 70 Eyerson, lots : and blk AZ ,illage
/ Of Bo-c, bel.
o q Mccartney to Henry Hanger, VII SCI swi !,
/ sec 10 town range >.
| aud q b Mccartney to Henry Seipp, unal. .
nell nei 4 sec 10 town range ).
| 81 Mccartney 10 John " eist, ca NV r. section I
| town range .,
Richard Moran TO NJ McElwain, 5 acres mex NV ! /,
| sec - town 3 rapgeS
Geo MsFail to > Culver. 70 acres in sec ? toEn 5
1 range
and nwA seA, IS town range >
pm Proctor 10 James dulrooney, swA neA and
niece Of Iaud a. rods long in 10, town range
| samuel Plumb 70 Samuel Rossiter. nw4 sw'4 and
ne a, p. also Reia nwss ana see u~ anu ma
/ sw ! NV. and neA swA, sec p town range
Isaac Petit Frederick StenHer, wa wa se'4see p
| town range 20.
RitehetTki to Zemlicki, sw.A swA sec town
| range 4.
John salmon ct al to ~ Kinney, swa nek sec
| town range 8
Henry seipp to Henry Brinkmsn, q acres in sec 10
I town range ).