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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

! House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Johns in the chair.
Prayer by DR., Watkins.
Quorum present
journal of yesterday read and approved.
Leave of absence was granted to McS,rs
Day. Glass, Lyle, Talbot, Mcneil and
Murphy.
Reports Were received from several
standing committees, reporting >undry
bills, with recommendations.
Mr.. ReeS offered resolution instructing
the Committee on Constitutional amend
ments TO inquire into the cXpedicncy of
submitting to the people Of the State an
amendment to the Constitution. making
the Judges of the various Courts of this
State elective by the people. Referred.
Senate bill TO incorporate the town of
| COtfeevile, was taken up.
Mr.. Stephens offered an amendment
which was lost and the bill passed by a
vote of yeas -, nays 80.
DISPOSITION OF BILLS.
House bill to regulate and prohibit the
/ sale of vinOuS and spirituOus liquors with
in FIVE miles of Benton, laZoo county.
! Passed.
A bill to establish a public ferry across
the IaZOo river, in fazoo county. Indf-
nitely postponed.
An Act to provide for an additional
Justice of the Peace in Iazoo county.
Passed.
An Act to authorize the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of GaZOo City to pay out
standing school warrants of 1879. Passed
Mr.. SOmeryillc called substitute for a
bill to amend an Act to regulate the sale
of cotton in the seed. and cotton ginned,
bat not balcd, in certain counties.
The substitute was amended and passed.
Mr.. Mcllen called up Senate bill to incor-
porate the Gaillard sporting Club,of Adams
county. Passed.
Several bills were introduced and rr-
tCrrcd to appropriate committees.
Mr.. Love introduced AN Act to authorize
the Board of Supervisors of Amitc county
to transfer certain funds. Passed.
Also, an Act TO authorize Supervisors of
same county 10 purchase safe. Passed. !
Mr.. Love called up an Act to Incorporate |
the Liberty and Mississippi River Railroad
Company.
The Committee amendments were adopt- /
ed. and the bill passed.
Mr.. Glass introduced a bill to amend an
Act to regulate the compensation Of cotton 4
50 far A. the same relates to At /
tala county, which was read three several /
times aud passed.
Mr.. Montgomery called up bill to pro-
vide for the organization of new county
out Of part Of the county Of Bolivar. to
be called Hudson. etc.
Mr.. CuTrie moved to rccOnHnit the bill
Mr.. Applcwhite moved to table. Pend
ing the motion. the House adjourned.
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| Licut-GOVCrnOr Sims in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Journal of yesterday was read and APP
| proved.
| REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Reports were received from the Com
mittees on Agriculture Commerce and
! Manufactures, Judiciary, Counties and
| County Bounda les, PCnitentiaries and
| Prisons, Claims and Corporations. report
ing -undry bills with recommendations.
INTRODUCTION OF BuLs.
Mr. Cowan introduced resolution in
relation to adjournment sine die on March
Sd. Adopted.
By Mr.. iCrigler: An Act for the relief of
IL. c. Powers. cN-Sherif of OktIbbcha
county. Referred.
by Mr.. Hamilton: To incorporate the
ACOna, CO-ORcTatiNe Association Of Holmes
county. Referred.
By Mr.. Vance To incorporate the Panola
Gin and Machine Company. Referred.
by Mr.. West: An Act for the relief of
Marshall county.
by Mr.. Jarnagin: For the relief of
Friendship Baptist Church, sf NoNubcc
county. Referred.
BY Mr. Hmphries: To authorize aud
empower Supervisors Of LOwndes county
to have Judgment Roll No. ,, transcribed.
Referred.
BY Mr.. BirclHtt: To provide for the a.
ccrtainment Of the Indebtedness of the
State on account Of the Seminary Fund
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
DISPOSITION OF BILLS.
To regulate and prohibit the sale Of
liquor, within five. miles Of the 4. aud VI.
College. Passed.
To provide for collecting an annual tax
from the vendors Of liquors in the town Of
Crystal springs. Passed.
To incorporate the Meridian Mahufactur-
iny Company. Passed. with amendment.
To provide for aud require the employ
meut Of eonyicts on works Of internal i'm
provcmeut and provide. for the support Of
the Penitcntiary without loss 10 the state.
made the special order for Tuesday next.
together with all bills on same subject.
To incorporate the Nicksburg Mutual
Insurance Company. Amended aud passed. |
To incorporate Columbus oil Mills.
Passed.
4 bill 30 incorporate the Union star
Relief. of Columbus. Passed.
To incorporate the Brothers and sisters
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

Some lawyers take eminentlv prac-
/ tical views of cases in which they are
retainod. In a certain town, not very
Squire c. was defending a charge
of malpractice. The suit was for dam
ages,-the plaintiffs wife having died
shortly after an operation for the
removal of cancer. When it came
Squire G-'s turn TO cross-examine
the plaintiff, he asked "Mr. Wilson.
how old was NeslF-wife- when She
died ."
about forty-five, sir
Been in feeble health long fine.
had she not, Mr.. Wilson, and cost
you a great deal for medicine and
help?n
.'Ges. sir"
"You have married again, have
you not?"
Yes. sir.
How old i your present wife?r
About thirty-five, sir"
rs she stout and healthy. Mr..
Wilson,
"Nes, sir"
"Then, Mr.. Wilson. will Won please
state to this jury how you are damaged
in this case2'
Mr.. Wilson had evidently never
taken quite this view of the matter.
and could make no answer. The
twelve good and truen concluded he
had made rather a good thing bv his
bereavement, and brought i'm "a YER
dict for the defendant. -LiIrary
Docket.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

JUDGE II. j. ALCoRN has with
drawn from the editorial control OF
the Mississippi Republican, step
taken, as we infer from the brief vale
dictory, because there was some differ
ence in views between himself and
Manager Hill. He intimates that he
will soon establish Republican paper
of his own.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

Rev. FL. J. HARRIS, fine writer
and experienced as newspaper ca
terer, has connected himself with the
Lamar (Texas) Banner, as associate
editor, his son, Mr.. e. H. Harris, be-
ing the proprietor and editor in chief.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

The word "notice," is used 45, ,965, ,26z
every week in the United States. This
is authentic. We have been ten years
Ending out this valuable information,
and are glad we have at last succeeded.
1-Yazoo Sentinel.
If you will now go to work and find
put how many times the word "boom"
Is used in a week, or how many times
the elegant phrase ''sat down on" is
Employed in the same space of time,
you will make a name in the world.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

MAI. GEORGE p. HERNDoN an
nounces in his West Point News, that
the paper will be discontinued after
the 9th of March, because it has not
proved remunerative. The News has
been one of our best exchanges, and
we are sorry to see it stop. Neverthe-
Jess, the decision of Maj. Herndon is a
wise one if the paper cannot be made
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28
anything.

ALLEN J. HOOKER, ESQ, son of our
gifted Congressman, Col. G. e. Hooker,
we observe from late number of the
st. Louis Dispatch, was admitted to
the Bar of that city few days ago.
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To BE CONTINUED.

OF the SS5,oOO, 100000 of national
and municipal Indebtedness of the
civilized world, S24,OOO,OO1,OOO is on
account of war. Labor carries the
load and fOots the bills. Is it any
wonder that some starve under such
circumstances? Is it any wonder
there should be Nihilist organizations
i'm Russia, and similar moves i'm other
suffering and oppressed countries?
Let us have peace. Let us have
justice.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

A CALL has been issued for meet
|ng of the Executive Committee of
Ihe Green back Labor Party, to con-
Vene at the City Hall, in this city, on
March 4th, 1880. The call is signed
BY j. c. Carraway, Esq, as Chairman,
ind M. M. Mcleod, as Secretary, and
by the entire Committee. Grecnbacks
IRE getting rather scarce in this COM
nGnity, and if the meeting of this
'ommittee will produce a liberal sup
PLY, we say let her meet.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

REV. G. S. RoUDEBUsH, by request
of the Cleaners, will deliver IL humor-
Gus lecture in the Masonic Hall in
Hazehurst, next Tuesday night. We
are satisfied that it will be rich treat
to his auditors,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28
UOBDP RINTlNC,

The following bills Were indefinitely
postponed;
schools in Chicasaw county.
An Act to change the boundary lines Of
Chickasaw county.
Numerous local bills We're introduced
and referred to appropriate committees.
At 1910 O'Clock, on motion of Mr.. Rces,
the House adjourned. F a.tl.e-
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

CAPT. A. II. WIMBERLY, Chancery
Clerk of Yalobusha county, was a
visitor to Jackson last Saturday, and
THE COMET Office with
short call. His description of his
'Ontest with Judge Fly, and the diff
'ulties of getting his office after being
'lected to it, were very racy and anus
ng, showing a fine stock of good
nature, pluck and humor. We pre-
lict that he will make a capital officer.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

J. NJ. ELLIS, ESQ, is associated
with our friend, Capt. Jones upon the
editorial staff of the Winona Advance.
Mr.. Ellis is a good writer, native
Mississippian, and a man of character
and force. His acquisition to the Ad-
vance can not fail to be seen.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

House met pursuant to adjournment.
speaker Johns in the chair,
PRAYER by Rev. DR.. Hunter.
Roll called, and quorum present.
The reading of the journal was dis
penscd with.
Leave of absence wa, granted to Mr.
| Hester, Scr"cant-ut-ArmS
The special order for Tuesday night. a
/ bill for the settlement Of all controversies
| between the state of Mississippi. and the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, was
made the special order for "Wednesday
night, on motion of Mr.. Neabrook
/ Leave Of absence was granted to Mr..
/ Gum.
House bin for the relief Of w.. Hem
| ingway, was rccommtted to Committee on
Claims.
Senate amendments to House bill to
regulate taxes on Ripley Railroad. were
concurrcd in.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Reports were received from the Commit
tees on Revision of the Code. and select
committee to investigate the office Of Ser
gcant-at-Arm
Chapter -. of the Code in relation to
prisoners confined in a county Jail, wa,
taken up.
Several amendments were offered and
tabled. and the Chapter wi> adopted
\ message was received from the Gov
ernor, notifying the House Of his approval
of Sundry bills as passed by the House
Also returning to the House without his
approval, an Act to incorporate Jones'
town, Coahoma county.
Mr. McGcc. from Committc on Enrolled
Bills, reported sundry bills as correctly
enrolled.
Chapter y. in relation to landlord and
tenant, was taken up. amended and recOm-
mittCd 10 the Code Committee,
Chapter 2l in relation to Boards Of
Supervisors. WAS taken up and Senate
amendments caAcurred in.
Chapter %. i'm relation to Circuit Courts.
was taken up and Srnate amendment con-
CURED in.
Chapter y. in relation to land and con-
vcyances was taken up. and the House
rccedrd from it, amendments thereto.
Chapter -, in relation to exempt prop
cpty. was taken up, and Senate amend
mcnt COncurrcd in.
Chapter 10, in relation to the support of
the poor. was taken up and the House
rcccdcd from its amendment thereto.
Chapter 81, in relation to roads, ferries
and bridges. was taken up. The House
rcccded from it, amendments thereto and
in Senate amendments.
\ message WAS received from the Cover
nor notifying the House of his approval
Of sundry House bills.
Chapter =. in relation to the sale of VI
nous and >piritHouS liquors, was taken up.
The House rcccded from former amend
ncnt.
Numerous amendments were offered. and
bending consideration of same. the House
adjourned.
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schools ,'was postponed, and a COM
mlttee on conference was asked for.
Chapter 4, in relation TO elections,
was referred.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

In the cause of Hastain VS.. Mash
burn, the eccentric Mr.. w. was one OF
the plaintiffs attorneys, announced
the case ready for trial. WhereupOn
Judge f. asked him if he demanded
a jury. Mr.. w. having brgOtten the
amount involved, hastily glanced over
the petition, and answered: Its a
small case your honor we will risk
the Court. Library Docket.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

THE committee appointed to investi-
cate the accounts of Mr.. Hester, Ser
geant-at-Arms of the House, fully
exonerated Mr. Hester in their report.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

THE Vicksburg Herald says: "Tom
Catchings would make good chunk
of a GOVERNOR" The Herald is right.
Tom Catchings would make good
opvthinp
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

MAI. GEO. r. WEBB has assumed
control of the Grange Department Of
tbe Southern Herald. He is an able
LAWYER, as well as successful Gran
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28
FORTN-SECOND DAY.
SENATE.

senate met pursuant to adjournment,
Licut.-GOyclnor Sims in the chair.
Quorum present
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Cooper
Journal Of Saturday read and approved.
The Chair announced Messrs. Jalnagn,
singleton, and Wilcox H. the Committee
on part Of the senate. provided for by
House Concurrent Resolution in relation
to Constitutional amendments 10 be sub
mttcd to the people.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

64,O0O women i'm the State Of Masss-
chusetts, support themselves indie
pendently.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28
CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT.

A polling of the Mississippi Legis-
eture shows choice for President as
blows
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28
FORTIETH DAY.
SE n 4 TIE

Senate met pursuant to adjourn,
ment, Lieut.-Gov. Sims in the Chair
Prayer by DR.. Hunter.
Quorum present.
Journal of yesterday was read and
approved.
Leave of absence was granted to
Mr.. Peery.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Reports were received from the
Committees on Judiciary, Claims,
Counties and County Boundaries,
Militia, and Joint Committee on Code
reporting sundry bills with recommen-
| dations.
Mr.. Vance, from select committee
whom was referred a bill in relation
to officers and employees of the Senate,
reported substitute for the same.
INsRoDUCTIoN On BILLS.
By Mr.. Cowan: A bill for the relief
of Mary Locke and James Foley, of
.Vicksburg. Referred.
By Mr.. Fitzgerald: To incorporate
the Grenada Bridge and Turnpike
Company. Referred.
By Mr.. Stewart: A bill for the re-
lief of Jno. D. Freeman. Referred
By Mr.. Fitzgerald To incorporate
the BOgue Bridge Company. Referred.
BY Mr.. Stewart, to transfer certain
lands, the property of the State, to
the Deaf and Dumb Institute. Re-
ferred.
By Mr.. Vance: To amend the
charter of the SaTdis Institute, in
Pamela county. Referred.
BY Mr.. Jamagin: To prohibit the
sale of liquors within four miles of \
Centre PointChurch and School-house,
in NOXubee county. Passed
BY Mr.. Magee: To amend an Act to |
regulate the sale of cotton i'm the seed, |
and cotton ginned, but not baled, in |
certain counties named, approved Feb. |
2S, 1878. Referred.
BY Mr.. Reynolds: An Act TO pro-
vide for the safe-keeping and preser- |
walton of the Records of the Supreme |
Court.
DISPOSITION or BILLS. 4
An Act for the relief of David
Mayer, of Issaquena county. Indef-
nifty postponed.
An Act to reduce the official bonds
u AhS NouttN diiiiiillSlIdibI Nl 1htlb-
beha county. Passed.
Senate Joint Resolution in relation
10 certain officers ana employees of the
Senate and Code Committee. The sub
'titute Offered by the select committee
was adopted.
An Act to pension certain MANNED
ioldier was taken up, and discussed at
'ome length, and referred to a select
composed Of Messrs. Jack
on, Cowan, Jamagin. Singleton and
Bills.
On motion of Mr.. Humphries. the
privileges Of the Senate were extended
o Hon. w. NJ. Inge.
An Act for the preservation Of part !
idges in Adams cOunty, was passed.
The Senate went Into Committee Of I.
he Whole for consideration q the
ode, Mr.. Gibbs i'm the Chair.
The COmmitte recommended the G
Of sundTy Chapters a. amen
4. Chapters Il, %, 66, were adopted.
Chapter 3, i'm relation 10 registration
f persons entitled 20 vote. was
mended and referred.
Chapter Is, in relation TO free public
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

Reports were received from the Commit
tees on Judiciary, Registrations and Flee
tionS, Penitentiary and Prisons. Humane
and Benevolent Institutions. Corporations.
Education, and Revision Of the Code, re-
porting sundry bills with rccommcnda-
tions.
Mr.. Gaylcs offered resolution in rca-
tion TO the treatment of cOnyicts upon
plantations, which was referred to Com
mittee on PenitentiaTy and Prisons.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

the letter can be found in the British
Cyclopedia of Medieval Literature.
Here is the true text of the genuine
letter, first translated and given to the
public from an old manuscript in the
archives of San Augustine:
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28
FORTY-FIRST DAY.
Sc \ ATE.

Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Licut-GOVeTnOr Sims in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present. .
Journal Of yesterday was read and APP
proved.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-02-28

eTke Veteran Is here referred to as "COl Alexis
Tonoris. % which might lead the untut0red reader
into The belief that he traced his lineage to Jackson
TIorner, Esq, the youthful prodigy who by the
"a "A a Christmas pie contributed largely 10 the
,rivinaI success Of Mother GoOse but there is no
sufhoritv for this version There can be no doubt
ls,ut the personal identity of the Veteran in this
eanDectiou notwithstanding the nisspeliing Of the
neue All history eorroborates it. There vas but
o1e Cen Alexander the Great; here is but one
COL Aleek Horn.
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REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.

Reports were received from the Com
mittees on Agriculture Commerce ant
Manufactures, judiciary, Counties anl
County Bounda les, PCnitentiaries anC
Prisons, Claims and Corporations, report.
ing sundry bills with recommendations.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
New Appointments.

The Mayor has made the following addi-
tional appointments on the police force:
First Ward-John H. Quebe, John Il.
Yeager and Herman Newman.
Second Ward-Peter Hofner and Ed
ward Scarlett
Fourth Ward-Andrew Hollinger.
Seventh Ward-JOhn Otto and Henry
Wilmick.
Ninth Ward-Fred. Karsch and George
Stewart
Tenth Ward-Wm. G. Trapp and Chris
Meyer.
Eighth Ward-Patrick Rainey.
Eleventh Ward-Peter Bur!ein, Louis
HarnOld, George Rost.
Twelfth Ward-Chas Kramer, Michael
Miller, Henry Hochstetter, John Radel.
Thirteenth Ward-John Hauck, Franz
Herzberger.
Fourteenth Ward-George W. Black
burn. Samuel Buchanan, Henry Zoppf.
Fifteenth Ward-Henry Weitricht.
Sixteenth Ward VIM. H. Graf.
Nineteenth Ward - John J. Gleason,
Aaron 9. Pepper.
Twenty-frst Ward-Daniel D. Belling-
ham, VIM. s. Henry, Elba Music.
Twenty-secpnd Ward-Wm. H. Fox.
Twenty-third Ward-Louis Walz.
Twent, fourth Ward-Wm. Elder, Jacob
Geiger and VIM. Hall.
Twenty-ifth Ward-Henry Gilling and
J, p, Holt,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
SHADOWS Of Coming Events.

A leap year calico mop will be given this
evening by the Harmonic M@nnerchor at
EurneY Hall.
The Trustees of the st. Aloysius Orphan
6ncietv meet this evening for the transac-
ton of important business.
The election for officers of the Literary
Society of the University of Cincinnati will
BE- held on Friday, April 18th.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at Union Chapel this evening,
Tor the benefit of Lincoln Ly ceum.
The laying of the cornerstone Of tie
Church of the Holv Trinity, the now Epis-
copal Church in Hartwell, will occur at 5
o'clock this afternoon.
The General Conference Entertainment
Association of the Methodist Episcopal
Churches Of Cincinnati, Covington, New
port and vicinity, will meet in Trinity
Church this evening at half-past o'clock.
Mr.. e. N. Clingman of this city will
sddress the Cincinnati Cooperative TRADE
Society at their rooms in Murch's Building,
NO 278 West Sixth street, Friday evening,
April 9th. on the subject of Cooperation u
All who are interested in this movement
are invited.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
Local Personal.

Mr.. Adolph s. Ochs, OF the Chattanooga
fines, Is in the city.
Mr.. G. G. Johnson, editor of the Wheel
ing Sunday Leader, was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. w. H. Mcdowell, of this City, has
been appointed by President Hayes, Sup
srvisor Of Census for the Third District of
Ohio.
Mr.. Joseph Coppin, President of the
Cincinnati Pioneer Association, is to-day
celebrating the eishty-ninth anniversary
sf his birthday.
Bishop Dwenger left yesterday for the
Deat of his diocese Ft Wayne. Ind. 1t was
bnly a flying visit his Grace paid here, in
regard to private business.
Conductor Mcfarland. of the Little
Miami Railroad, found $50 on the train yes
tsrday. A party from London telegraphed
bis loss to this city and the money was re-
turned.
EMr. Ollier, the well-known tailor at No.
M Race street, celebrated his fifty-fourth
birthday anniversary yesterday. The ORR
ole Quadrille Band rendered him a serenade
tnst evening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers OF real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-day:
Jacob Magly and wife ct al. to Franz An
ton Wurlitzer, rs by 1873 70-100 feet on
east side of Eden avenue, 125 feet north of
Cory street, Corryvllle; $4,000.
N. W. Furst to Jacob Magly ct al, the
south % feet of above premises; 81, 437 so.
Drausin Wulsin to Belamy Storer ct al,
the undivided one-third of 20 by 100 feet,
on north side of Lower River Road, 40 feet
west of Mt. Hope Road; $125.
Dallas Knicely to Frank P. Pollock, II
So 100 acres, on south side of 20-foot road
lying 648 9O-1OO feet east of County Road,
in Section 80, Sycamore Township; 81, 900.
Franz Anton Wurlitzer lnd wife to Jacob
Magly ct AL, 20 by 100 feet, on north side
OF Liberty street, 260 feet east of Young
street; So, 800.
VIM. Flnchpaugh and wife to Joseph
D. Garrison, Lots Nos. 13 and IA of Ed
ward Woodruff's slbdivision, North Bend ;
$2 500.
Isaac Weston and wife to Silas Weston,
so acres, in north part Of Section 33, Spring
field Township; &,750.
Samuel P. Bowles, per Master Commits
sioner, to David w. Rowan, ia 49, 100 acres
in east part of Section "a, Symmes Town
ship; $500.
Samuel P. Bowles and wife to same, quit
| claim to same premises; 81.
d. W. Rowan and wife to Lydia e. Shaft
Ter, same premises; 81 400
Henry Landau ct al, per Master Com
missioner, to Julius Becker, 25 by 100 feet
on the north side of Mclean street, so feet
east OF Highland avenue, Mt Auburn;
also, 25 by 80 feet, on the west side of
Zeltner street, 25 feet north of Cory street.
Corryville; 1915.
VIM. H. Thomson to Geo. L. Thomson.
81 by ITO feet, on the southeast corner of
Chase and Langland streets, Cumminsyille; 1;
81 and other considerations.
Janet Thomson to VIM. H. Thomson, 80
by 115 feet, on the west side of Langland
street, 225 feet north of Chase street, Cum
minsville; $500.
John G. Vogt to August Oswaldt, % by
100 feet on the north side of Calhoun street,
164 feet west of Bishop street, Corryville;
$1,676.
James 8. Driver and wife to Kate D. Nc
! Farlan, IS BY 100 feet, on the north side ol