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MORGAN RAID CLAIMS.Indiana to be Paid for Horses Lost Over Twenty Years Ago.j Wm. A. Peters, Harrison, $75.I Isaac Pitman, deceased, George K. I Gwartney, administrator, Harrison, $235,m, ______a ! George ft. Prather, deceased, ElizabethThe Farmers Of Southern i Prather, administratrig, Washington,- -- $120.Elija J. Round, Ripley, $130.Samuel RobbinB, .Scott, $110.James J. Rutherford, Washington, $70. Wm. H Rodman, Washington, $120. Henry Richard, Harrison, $150.Henry C. Richey, Scott, $65. John'Richey third, 8cott, $135. William Rippedan, deceased, Frederick Rippedan, administrator, Harrison, $125.John C. Ray, Scott, $70-. Richard Richey, Scott, $125.David A. Robinson, Scott, $100. Walker R. Rodman, deceased, Azariah Lanning, administrator, Washington, $250.Charles H. Rodman, Washington $300. John L. Shook, Ripley, $2u5.A List of Those Entitled**) Pay in this Section of the State.Washington, Jan. 22.—The House Committee on War Claims has made report providing for the payment of cer» tain claims known as the 4th of July claims Hon S M. Stockslager has de-votedmuch time and attention to this measure and it is probable that it will pass during this session. He is deserving of great credit for his zeal in the matter.The following is a list of the Indiana climants:Hezekiah Allen, deceased, Nancy J Carr, formerly Allen, widow, Harrison county, $50.Alexauder Arnold, Washington, $105. Lawson Alexander, Jennings, $75.Wm Berry, Scott, $125.John Berry, deceased,Catharine Berry, widow, Scott, $75.Jonas B. Berkey, Washington, $75. Samuel Blankenbaker, deceased, Madison R. Blankenbaker, administrator, Washington, $120.James Branttff, Scott, $125.Wm. H. Bean blossom, Harrison, $90 John S. Burge, deceased, Mary A. Smith, administratrix, Jennings, $80.Christian Bridgewater, deceased, John C. Harris, administrator, Scott, $125.John A. Bowman, Washington, $120 Joseph Bnchert, Dear born'$12.Samuel Boldrey, deceased, Riel Bol-drey, administrator, Ripley, $125.Jesse Blankenbaker, deceased, Thos Blankenbaker, administrator, Harrison, $135.Jacob Blume, Harrison, $250.Hiram P. Oarlock, Jennings, $100. Ezekiel L. Cochran, Scott, $200.Isaac Chase, deceased, John II. Butler* executor, Washington, $60.Saneford Carter, Washington, $135. Absalom R. Case, Franklin, $50.Marion Cox, Jenninas, $135.Thornton Callaway, Washington, $90. Vaehael Cravens, deceased, John Cravens, administrator, Washington, $125.Levi Cox, Jefferson, $135.Ginsey W. Carson, Jennings, $75. Latham T. Crawford, Scott. $75.James M. Crum, Clark, $100.Robert Corner, Harrison, $125. Abraham Clines, Scott, $115,Michael S. Cummins, Ripley, S135.Wm. M. Crisp, Harrison, $125.Durham Crew, Washington,'$100.Jacob Crecelius, Crawford, $250. Alexander Connelly, Ripley, $125.Wm. H. Chasteen, Jefferson, $125. Travis S. Carter, Washington, $100. Richard Cook, deceased, Henry J. Stoueeiphor, administrator, Harrison, $135.Philip W. Cory, Jefferson, $100.Wm. A. Clark and Jeremiah Watkins, Dearborn, $80.C. H. Denny, Washington, $90.Fountain Davis, deceased, Susan E Davis, administrator, Harrison, $125. Thomas C. Davis, Harrison, $100.Lorenz Danreuther, Harrison, $185. Zachariah Deputy, Jennings, $100. William B. Dyer, deceased, Sarah E. Dyer, administratrix, Harrison, $125. Ellison Dixon, Jennings, $62.Phillip Diehl, Washington. $100.Geo. W. Davis, Harrison, 8240.Jesse Elwood, Harrison, 855.James Emily, Harrison, $125.Joseph Ellis, Harrison, $125.John 11 Emily, HarriBon, $75.Elizabeth Flock, Washington, $120. Pierre Fermier, Dearborn, $100.Joseph K. Faulkconer, Jackson, $237. Davis W. Fuller, Ripley, $80.Rebecca Fox, Dearborn, $135.Joseph Fleiliman, Harrison, $100.David C, Francisco, Boone, $80.Joseph Geidone, Harrison, $245.George Gardner, decrased, Jas. Clegg, administrator, Washington, $90.James Godfrey, Washington, $130. Jacob Gysie, deceased, John H. Itusse, administrator. Dearborn, $90.Orange T. Gookins, Ripley, $125.Jamea Gardner, deceased, William Hazzard, administrator, Scott, $100. George Horner, Scott, $130.James Hartley, Washington, $120.Peter Hanger, Ripley, $125.Samuel H.Hiestand, Washington, $75. Benjamin N. Huston, Washington, $125.Rudolph Iloffstadt, JeSerson, $90. Madison Hubbard, Scott, $135.Dennis P. Hurst, Harrison, $20.James A. Harbison, Harrison, $135. Charles L. Hildebrand, Harrison, $150. John C. Hay, Scott, $115.Daniel M. Hill, Jennings. $224.Felix B. Huston, Clark, $80.David T. Hunter, deceased, Sarah L. Hunter, administratrix, Ripley, $60.Noah Jackson, deceased, David Jackson, administrator, Wasbin gton, $250. Thomas C. Jones, Jennings, $175. ’Squire M. Justis, Ripley, $130. Elizabeih Johnson, Riplev, $20.J. Nikolas Kost, Harrison, $100.John A. Lloyd, deceased, Margaret A. Lloyd, widow Jefferson, $100.William Leming, Washington, $.130. Anderson Law, Jefferson, $80.Aaron Lloyd, Jefferson, $100.Daniel Lewis, Jennings, $30 George W. Low, Washington, $135. Ulrich Lencb, Harrison, $195.Robert Leavitt, Jennings, $375.James Leonard, Ripley, $125.Thomas Moxley, Ripley, $15o.Warren L. Malcolm, Jennings, $100. Joseph Markwell, Harrison, $100. David May, deceased, John B. Kyte, administrator, Washington, $125.Elijah M. Mount, Washington, $100. John Morgan, deceased, Winfield S. Applegate, administrator, Washington, $110.Jackson McKnight, Washington, $135. John 8. Mel! ain, Scott, $135.Richard Mclntire, deceased, Parson Mclntire, administrator, Harrison, $120. Bracket O. Miller, Jefferson, $125. John D Meyer, Ripley, $125.Jos. L. Marsh, Harrison, $125.Wm. J. Miles, Hsrrison, $100.Samuel Nichols, Washington, $125. Robert Nicholson, deceased, Msyy E. Nicholson, Jefferson, $75.James V. Noyes, Ripley, $85.Stewart Ott, deceased, Elizabeth Ott, administratrix, Harrison. $97.Nancy Pratt, Ripley, $100.Archibald C. Pennington, deceased, TelithaJ. Pennington, widow, Washington, $100.Erasmus R. Peeler, Scott., $130.Emery J, Porter, Clark, $60. .Thomas Purcell, Ripley, $45.Newton Phillips, Scott, $100. Frederick Pillmann, Dearborn, $135, John Palmer, Dearborn, $130.Elmore Saltmarsb, Ripley, $125.James Stevenson, Ripley, $125.David Shepherd, Washington, $125.Christopher Smart, Jefferson, $110.Mary Shepherd, deceased, James E. Shepherd administrator, Jennings, $60.George Schwart, Jefferson. $12 81.William Swift, Jennings, $00.James R. Sommerville, Scott, $120.Thomas Steadman, deceased, Edward L. .Steadman, administrator, Jennings, $125.Alma E. L. Smith, Harrison, $100.Barney Shearer, Clark, $125.John Simler, Harrison, $125.Wm M. Smith, deceased, Hi ram Smith, administrator, Harrison, $125.Charles Stevens, Harrison. $125;Leander'Smith, Ripley, $135.Anthony Steinmetz. Itipley, 55 50.Milo Troutman, Jefferson, $100.Jesse Tate, Jennings, $100.David Turner, Washington, $110.Wm. M Tilford, Wa-hiogton, $135.Levi J. Thompson, Washington, 100,Henry C. Tindall. Harrison, $125.Joseph Trowbridge, deceased, Jonathan Trowbridge, administrator, Harrison, $56 25James Tate, deceased, Minerva Tate, executrix, Jennings, $125.Johu H. V alii lee, Jefierson, $90.Robert WiltiainB, deceased, Isaac C. Williams, administrator, Jefferson, $125.James Watters, deceased, Samuel T. Watters, administrator, Harrison, $100’John Wright, Harrison, $100.Felix G. Watkins, deceased, Stephen O. Jennings, administrator, Washington, $135.Jacob Wiss, Ripley, $135.James Watt, Clark, 100.John Wynne, deceased, Mary Ann Wynne, executrix, Jennings, $240.Sebastian Weber, Jennings, $70 75.Total, $19,872 94.AN OCEAN HORROR.Collision iu q Fog and Three Hundred Lives Lost.Hamburg, Jan. 22.—The collision off Rarkum, near the mouth of the Elbe, on Friday morning, between the ocean .steamers Cambria and Sultan, proved more disastrous than yet reported. Of the 3S0 passengers and 110 officers and crew, ouly 67 are so far accounted for. As there were a number of vessels in the icinity, it is probable, however, that others have been picked up and nqt yet reporLed. The terrible calamity haps pened at 2 o’clock Friday-morning, during a dense fog. The Cambria had left here the day before, b mud for New York. Her passenger list was mainly made up of emigrants from Prussia, with a few cabin pt «ngers. Sue was struck opposite her boiler with great force, and immediately careened so that the boats of only one side were available, and it was almost impossible to launch those. Both vessels were heavy iron steamers. When the collision occurred the Cambria was not under headway, bat from the great force with which she struck, the Sultan must have been at full speed, as she cut hall way through the doomed steamer and sent her cargo of human beings to a watery grave in less than twenty minutes after the blow.There are mauy anxious inquiries at the office hero for missing relatives and friends and a number of dispatches have been received from New York to the same effect.The matter will be fully investigated by the authorities, as the officers of the Sultan are loudly blamed for running at such speed when they could not see the length of their vessel for the fog.INDIANA ITEMS.The Petersburg Press claims that one of the coal mines in that vieinity show s a vein of genuine peacock coal.The ex Union soldiers at Shelbyville, attended in a body the funeral of James Hornbeek, an ex Confederate soldier, on Sunday.William and Mary Haskins, of Dubois county, after living together over forty years and raising eight children, have been divorced. Cause, cruel treatment by the husband.Mr. Maurice Thompson, of Crawfords-ville, the well-known author, and his wife, have returned from a visit to Mobile, where they were guests of Augusta J. Evans, the author of ’‘Beulah.”In a suit for killing a dog, tried a' few days ago before a Gibson County J ustice, S. M. Holcomb and Charles O. Erwin, the opposing attorneys, had a fight in which chairs were used and pistols produced. The Justice fined them $5 each.George Spragg, a Shelbyville bruiser, offers to fight any man in Indiana, sad a person who signs himself “M C. Enright, M. D.,” says: “Having perfect knowledge of the science and strength of Mr. Spragg, I am confident lie can whip any man in the State.”The Shelby City Council has passed an ordinance making it unlawful for persons to loaf around the depot, to congregate at the church doors, the entrauce to the opera house, to loaf in or about a livery stable or to obstruct the entrance or to stand on the steps to private offices. The penalty for violation is a fine of from 81 to $25.Seymour Daily Lever: Several families who removed from the eastern part of tffis state to Kansas, some years ago, passed through the city, by way of the O. M. last night, en route for their old homes. They said that they bad seen all of Kensas that they wanted, and that many other families Who bad emig'rated to that state were preparing to return to Indiana next spring.
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