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‘Transfers: The following is a list of transfers of real estate in Harrison county, since our last publication : Jane McFarland to Alexander Mc Farland : a part of the northeast gig ger of section 13, townsty range 4 east, containing 7 twenty-five Gultars. George W.Juones to Jas W Jones: ‘the south balf of the northeast fourth of section 15, township two south, range 3 east, containing 20 acres; for four hundred dollars. . Jeames W. Jones to George W. Jones: one acre in southeast quarter of section 22, township 2 south, range 2 east, for four hundred dollars. Gideon Feiler to Joseph Deubo: a part of lot 130 in Gorydon, tor 8475. Jul Shuart to William Suart: a part of the northwest quarter of section LQ, township 4 south, range 4 east, con taining five acres; for BOT. John H. Utz to Daniel K. Utz: a part of the Southeast quarter of sec tion 24, township uw south, range 4 east, containing 70 acres; for S8CV. Daniel Hewet to Susan Becky: a part of the northwest quarter of set tione1, township 2 south range 5 for the sum of nine dollars. Elizabeth MecCuteneon to John Barksliwe: pit of section 23, town ship 7 south, range 2 east, containing 17 acres; for one hundred dollars. Reuben Barkshire to John Bark shire: a part of sective 18, township 2 south, range 2 edot, containing Lsu acres; for one Lunred dollar. Samuel Thomas to Thomas Bridge manta part of southwest quarter of section 12, in township 3 south range 4 east, constnuing dl acres; for Son. George A. Anderson to Thomas J Anderson; a part of the northwest quarter of sectio 17, township 3s, in range + east, containing 16 acres, for one humber and sixteen dollars. Robert W. Finiy to Amos L. Ran soom: lot 45.10 Palmyra; for $380. Jobo Bruni to deeob Clark: a part of the northeast quarter of section 7, township two south, range 4 eas, con taining £ 0 acres; for S700, Mary Livey to Joho. Windhell: a part of the southeast quarter of sec tion 85, in township o south, range 3 east. Containing BL ares: for SL 850, Robert Stubhers to Henry Keehn: a part of the northeast quarter of sec tion 4, township 2 south, range 4 east, containing 1 acres; 68625. Henry C. Elis to Francis M. Ellis: part of the northeast quarter of sec tion 33, township L south, range 4 e, cotaining 20 acres; for S450. James H. Miller to Cornelius R Hoke: a part of southwest quarter of section 23, township 3 south, range 4 east, containing 40 acres; for 3300, Mary Lb. Jackson to Willian C. Joes: a partet lot 26 in Palmyra; for fourteen dollars, Jonathan LP. Cole to Joseph D. Ort: a part of the northeast quarter of sec tion 6, township 2 south, range 3 east, containing T0 acres, for 8770. Mary L.Trotver to Edward Rip— perdan: a part of northwest quarter of section 8, Stownship 5 south, range 3 east, for $125. William Siar to John Fink, a part of southeast quarter of section 7, in township 3 seat, range 5 east, con tainng 40 acres, for $750, down Barkshire to Reuben Bark shire: the southeast fourth of then w quarter of section 13, in township 2 south, range 2 east, containing 100 acres, for one hundred dollars. Samuel Ramsey to Abraham Ro senbarger; part of the northwest quarter of section 22, township 2 south and range 2 east, containing 6 acres, for five hundred dollars. Elum 8. Guervisy to William HE. Newby and B. F. Littell: a part of the northeast quarter of section 5, town ship — south, range 2 east containing 30 acres, for S300. Enoch Hancock to Allen W. Han cock: the west half of the southwest quarter of township one south, range 3 east, containing 80 acres, for 3800. Lafayette Taylor to laurch Han cock: a part of the northwest quarter of section 29, township L south, range 3 east; also, a part of the northeast quarter—containing 120 acres, for 32,200. Wim. HW. Farnsley to John Cross: a part of the east hail of the northeast quarter of section 16, also a part of northwest quarter, of section 15, town 4 range 5, containing 111 acres for fifteen hundred dollars. Henry Fisher to Susan Bell: a part of the southwest quarter of section 35, township 4 south, range 5 east; at- 80, a part of southeast quarter of sec tion 85—containing 160 acres, for two thousand dollars. Charles G. Hartman to Henry Fish er, a part of the southwest quarter of section 35; also, the northwest fourth of southeast quarter of section 36, township four south, range 5 east, containing 165 acres, for $2000. John H. Keptey to Thomas Stevens, lot. 65, 66, and 69 in New Salisbury, for 140 dollars. Charles Vouk to Charles H. Gink ens: a part of southwest quarer of section 2, township 8, south, range 4 east, containing 25 acres, for $50. Mag Seacat to Harrison Seacat: near the southeast quarter of sec tion 6, township 2 south, range 3 east, containing 201 acres, for 160 dollars Frederick W. Fuveinsn to J. M. Zatill: part of lots 23 and 24 in Lanes ville, for 950 dollars. Samuel Ramsey to Jacob Erb: part of southeast quarter of section 26, township 1 south, range 3 east, con taining 40 acres. for 300 dollars. Richard H. Heth to Sarah J. Lit tell: a part of southeast quarter of section 81, township 8 sonth, range 4 east, Containing 13 acres. for $700. Pleasant G Lane to John Faith: a part of southwest quarter, section 19, Luahip 5 south, range 5 east, con- 950 acres, for 500 dollars. William Glaze to John A. Glaze: a part of fractional section 36, town 4, range 5, containing 152 acres, for the sum of 2,520 dollars. William Glaze to John A. Glaze: a part of fractional section 36, town ship 4 south, range 5 east, containing 90 acres, for 500 dollars. Jin A. Glaze to Wiliam Glaze: a part of fractional scion 36, town hip 4 south, range 5 east, containin 242 acres, for 2,500 ceallars. Isaa Denton to Thomas Ferguson: a part of northeast quarter of clion 1, township two south, range 2 east; and a part of southeast quarter—con taining 249 acres, for 2,000 dollars. Pleasant D. Bean to Elizabeth Fra vis: a part of the southwest quarter of section 12 township 4 south, range 3 east. Containing 2 acres, for $100. Catharine McCown to Lmuel J. Wright, a part of lot 66 in Coryden, for $1, 400. A person who is sick enough to need night watchers needs rest and quiet, and all the undisturbed repose s he can get. If one or more are in the room reading, talking, whispering as is often the case, this is impossible ,there should be no light burning in the room unless it be a dim one, so us to be out of sight of the patient. Kerosene oil should never be used in a sick-room. The attendant should quietly sit or be in the same room, or, what is usually better, in an adjoining room, so as to be in call if anything is wiuted. In extreme cases the attend ant can frequently step to the bedside to see if the patient is doing well, but all noise and light should be carefully excluded. It is a common practice to waken patients occasionally for fear they will sleep too soundly. ‘This should in no case be done. Sleep is one of the greatest needs of the sick , and there is no danger of their getting too much of it. The air in the room should be kept pure and sweet by thorough ventilation.
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Corydon Democrat
Corydon, Indiana, US
Tue, Apr 11, 1871
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