Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 June 1871 — Page 1

GEO. P. ROW^JL & CO., Park Row. New York,

8. M. PBTTBNOn.L & Co., 35 -Park Row. New. York, '®r \N-awford«rtllo R»2,Jiy'r -S!1' *2^ anthoriied to con"IJ?"!"®* fflvtrtlwaertH fcr at »t oar 'i**®'- Ad*«rt«e#* In tfat artr are reqCftMed lo leave their faror* with eithernf the bore nouiei.

The T9M9 Lonfe R*ilrm1. The building of this roflrcad now

teems to be a fixed fact. On last Wednesday a meeting o!' the citizcns living along ibe route of -the proposed

road, waft held at Tip!o'». Prominent' among thein were Mr. Sprague of 'rfliit, (V., U'Uwn oi this ciry,:^id •Judge Huff of Jjaf:i)c-tle. Important

bu-iness was transacted, and all nee ess-ary steps taken for un early com slld6fifeb«ol'(kf tho wdrk. Mr Sprtigtie

Mated that the project fir*t attracted his attention more than a year ago and that when at Tiptofi a few"weeks ago, he mode a proposition for the inlcrests thai lie represents, to take hold the road, it was alter yea?» thought Upon it thai New Vnrk arid

German capitalists propose to furnish ?."i,000,000 upon the road, provided ibe peopl« along the rontc give e.*i .denteof its merit by subscribing tsio'ek to the amount of 80,000 per mile

Mr. Sprague and bis immediate asso

ciates propose to take 82,000 per mile, Ufu* ItiVing $4,000 per rtiile to be raised by the people iluug the line

that not doubting that this would be Jou-, ooufraets huve been made- for putting the road in reudine.t.s fur the

ironfrbm"" Toledo to^Oriiwiordsvill-.

by the first day of May, 1R72 lor 25,1101) tons of iron, in

O a nij

tti be delivered at N'ev/ York by .May 1st, 1872 and for layiug lot) mi!^ of iiou from Tulcdo went, liy'./uly l-f)

1!72, atid to Crawfordsvillc. I J.iti iiur l»t, 1 M7Ti. Not a dollar ol the l(i«-ul aid of auy eounty is asked to

be paid until the iron is laid on liie hack through the county./

The Fastest Train in the World. The new express train from Plymouth to London will probably be the fatic-t Iruit) in the world, in the pint of its journey which lies over the lristol and Kxtcr and Ureal Western Kailways. Leaving J'ixter at Id:!!!), it is linied to reach rnddingtob at 2 1 f» iiieluiling a stoppage of live minutesul Htistol, and the inevitable and vexation? ten minutes ut Swindon, the joiniicy of li'-l miles will occupy four hour« and :i (|uarter. '1'he Irish mail, hitherto considered the fastest train, occupies six hours and thirty-five millu'es between London and Holyhead, being at the pace, of only 170 miles io foai hours aud a quarter. The la.'test train on the (Jreat Northern !iii*- is between London mid Peters-

Moscow was burned by the Russians in 1S12 to prevent its occupation by, and its being a base of operations of

the French. It was tho offering of national patriotism to resist the march of a foreign foe. What a difference between it and the loss of Paris in 1S71, which was set ou fire and largely consumed by otic faction of tho French people in order to( render its possession worthless to Another! Tn tliis case she hatred of domestic faction was greater to brotherFrenchnien than to a national enemy, for only a few weeks before it had been surrendered to the Prussians untouched *nd uninyjured. A^Wfr of' brc^iiren Is always more bitfe'r and infense than that of strangers. The burning of Moscow i- will be referred to by the Russians with pride that of Paris by the

French withshameand humiliation.

1 jltiHTN!N»i ON WHKKt.s."—A re

markable run was made yesterday by engine No. !, ou the ludianapolis, Bloomington & Western Railway, especially wl)en considering the comparative oewncsa of tho' road. A special train attached to this engine arrived in this city yesterday mormng, having ran 111 miles iu two hours and fifty uiiDutei?, including thirteen *toppages. The actual runuing time made

the averago speed nearly one mile per

-linnte. This engine was formerly of

minntc 111 Ve of this company. It has a 21 inch stroke, and a 5 foot driving wheel. illiiiu.Webb, the engineer, is justly proud of his engine, and it can well bo designated 'Lightning on Wheels." —-j^'tntc Sentinel.

lie Buruside pattern, but has jutitbecu

Tiikrk is an intensely bitter feeling existing in Illinois over the pro

ject of removing the State Capitol from Springfield to Peoria. The friends of the latter location have fought the State houso appropriations step by step, and Springfield has only won after a desperate fight in the Legislature. It is believed that the question will be carried into tbe elections,

influence upon tho politics of Illinois.

.My locks are like the

.inn ^||(j

NEW SERIES—VOL. XiHB Iffr 41

THE SHIP. THAT MEVER MAY COM&r

H-

hr hso* RK»:n.

I *p waited long—full many a }tnr— And looked to tb* sea so patiently, 1 While ships camc in from each hemisphere,

But ntret a thip fof iaeu. i.

While friends liesidc me. on cither hand, W ere counting treaatir4iH.h«irahip« brought in. Xo vessel of mine e'erreached the strand 1 Witli welcome bustle, and din. 1 ••. 5* fTnc finnmer day I stood on tii? pier.

I trembled not—nor with hope nor fear DId.tlw Uioaa tbiuooh rny veins even iltrillI For by all the saints truly Kwear

That tny heart itself stood still

a to 4 ad —Hkc sWp-lcrst at Alone, in that busy human hiVc

With doubt and expectancy.

Hut tivas not my ship—nor jet my freight Which that gallant \esnel brought home— Arid stiLl I jii ^itinp. early nn'l, late.

TbcsWip tlirft never r.-iay tome.

oauiy sea

onC8 tjje^

.qjiit'eti and

'jti^laml. They changcd wliiTer wailed patie

conseijucnccs, fatal as they m.iy be to

nf-81b'r!UV

d.aJ"afi'u}?

8Peec^

over

and hereafter exercise considerable P'c

23,248 whites, and 00,522 negroes, "C,ep

Negro suffrage hands over the State i:_

PWBMW'tM'

0 red rVc't^^^T^e ScSitife'rri

lost but Af^ca gained it. Which

was the best for the interests of tbe „f„

wan iuc o«r«i ior ino interests 01 toe t„

""Wt l".J l»..l|^ '«l LrotirDli2? £!$

so^ of iJoouir fitting gf thtf gkfi'of'lh*' nnite Jlouse^ whose inflQMKft with AiiAeuarub had .given llanian a deal of uneasiness.- ^.^

t0 t,le

to make him a martyr, and draw the vail of a most charitable forgetfulness over many blunders and mistakes com mittcd during his administration, which, but for this, could never have been Satisfactorily explained ordefend-

Wl.

our

Southern people,

a"eged

eausod the defeat of the gen-

era

.'built at the Urban* (Illinois) chors I

Amucsty Bill by Congress and

uu^ou^ltedly

Doblo

it lost the Democracy the

PJIJ2MITJM 6# »F THE

brownen i" Iv

For the ship long since gone down.

Fri.in thu C«Ium)iit (t'tnii. IleraM. llr. Jefferson Davis and his I,tile l.'afwrlunate Speeches. iMr. ./pffer^ob Davis lias' recently been seduced by a lew imprudent and foolish friends into making some vety ill-timed and most unfortunate speech-

es on the political situation. [t is unlortunatc lor Mr. Davis' reputatiou that he should, liom auv motive or

influence, have been induced to break the dignity of silence, and place himsell in a position wbeve his motives are to In: impunged, his statcsmansliip rjuestinned, and 'the enemies" of our

free institutions- the implacable foes of constitutional liberty—armcii by I it a a in waging their fiendish .Warfare. lie

ou ht to have exferei«ed sounder judg I ment, more prudence and better com mou tense thim to have been betraved into making such speeches for ho must have,.kiiown, as.bostated in thogfe sjieeehes, that lie was'liable to bp "misrepresentcd," and "used against (he

Iioiuunh, 7(i miles, which is done in Southern people, and they be comone hour and tliirly sevt-u minutes I(:'!ed to beat tl^e1 responsibility of hWi1 but the Great Western nccelcrated ex-, press will run from Swindon to London, 77 miles, in one hotir and twenty seveu iniuutea. The 11:45 train from Paddingtou will perform the journey to Plymouth in only five minutes more time t.hau the new up express.'

utteraucos Whcu Mr. lJavis, endured with patience and fortitude, and in silcnce the chains of a military prisoner, inflicted upon him as the representative of a proud but prostrate and unforttinate people, he received the sympaI thies of the Christian world and the homage of the true hearts of the

South unQ when he crime home -from a foreign land, broken down iu health and wrecked iu fortune, and engaged in business for the support of himself and family, Iris courage, wisdom and action were extolled as a uoble commentary upon the dignity of labor. Had he continued to bear with patience and silence, as did the immortal Lee, the no less illustrious .Johnston and other honored leaders of the ''Lost Cause, vfter- disaster overw,h«ilmed the arms of the South, it certainly would have been infiuiteiy bet ter for his fame and far more in keepin it it a a a the exalted position he had recently occupied. But Mr. Davis saw proper to pursue a different course, and the fat

little State Of Connecticut and caused the defeat'of the gallant Govornor Kuglish. This, whether true or false, should have caused Mr. Davi9 to refrain from further efforts in that' «'I.assxo. 7. line. But iustead. of having that. Strrrjix/ti efFcct, wc find him making speeches at I stallion of any age........ Augusta and Atlanta of still m6Vc in

I temperate and ill-timed character

by torturing his remarks into what they will make *«ppecr treasonable utterattCeS," will send them" broadcast

•be North, embittering that pco-,

agunst

inK

The Peoria people ate extremely in- .usurpation and misrule. dignarit ai the Conduct of Governor)* Did the »entiftjcats uttered .by Mr.' Palmer (ltepuliliean), who actively Davis reflcct the opinion of the Southinterferred for Springfield, which, we

erD

believe, is his place of residence. ''1

i'egro State.1

South Carolina in a negro. State.

According to the ccosus of 1S70 its population wa£ as" folld'ws

White*.,... Ne^roei....

la.'.he «ity of Charleston there are

q», aod making them will-!

tolerate still further Uadical

P°?P'e could never hopejagain

for better tiiuos for vb woui^

6 h—llhe

ancient purity. The

i'i' -llV5 mj

""V

And I «aw by a signal given The ship watted «rn3 .irawing ucur. I Ami soon 'mould reach iis haven.

'astlcn I build—as ensiles 1 ve built In the buried years faded and jjone— For Rome must wait, while the Mowers iher wilt,

A a ad on

There will be no colt rings formed any where else, in any o'her class. This is positive...

CI.ASM XO a.

... Jfar.se.i fur Light Jfuruntx. Best stallion 4 year? old or over $ S Second best stallion 4 years or over 7 Best stallion 3 years and under 4 7 Second best stallion 3 yrs and tinder 4 (i Best stallion 2 years and under 3 (1 Second best stallion 2 yrs and under 3 .1 Best stallion 1 year and under 2 ,1 Second best stallion 1 yrand under 2.. 4 Best pair of horses 7 Second best pair of horses .*..... Best pair of mares 7 Second best pair of mares (j Best marc 3 years old or over...- 7 Second best mare 3 years or over Best filly 2 years and under 3 ti Second best filly 2 years and under 3 i3 Best filly 1 year and under 2 5 Second best filly 1 year and under 2.. 4 Best gelding 3 years or over 7 Second best gelding 3 years or over... (j Best gelding 2 yrs and' under 3 Second best gelding 2 yrs and under 3 Best gelding I year and under 2 Second best gelding 1 yr and under 2 4

All geldings and mares in this class of three years old and over must be driven in harness.

vr A

CLASK XO. -I.

1st I iSadd/r Homes. h\l .1,, Best pacing stallion (j Second best pacing stallion Best racking stallion 0 Second best racking stallion 5

success Best pacing mareorgelding

ot thc iNatiooal Democracy, must rest Best racking marc or gelding with him aud his ill advisers. Mr. Best gaited horse, mare or gelding 6 Davis' cruel treatment by the Federal Second best "..... 5 (.1 o\eminent during his confinement! Premiums in this class to be awarded prisionized him into the affections of'

the Southern people and caused them

to the ani,naI

,at

LtXllIITK

SlNKTKRXTH ANN JAL FA IH

iiK THK

Moutgamery Co. Auriceltnral Society. Ti'J)K HKLIi AT THE

Fair Grounds, rawfonlsvlile,

September 18,19,20, 21, and 22,1871. .4*» -1-

VF. STOCK HEI'AKTMEM'. (-I.4KN xo. I. floi'tsi foi' (jr'lHf'l! J'i'I'JjO

Hesc rrtnll!/\n 4 years or over.: £10 .Second best stallion-t years or over... 8 Best stallion 3 vears and under 4 8 ..'Second best* stallion a yrs sua omior MJest stallifrtj 2 vear.s old and under 3 (j

Second best stallion 2 yrs and under 3 [ikjst sfcillion 1 year and under 2 5 ^Second best stallion 1 yr and under 2 4

Stallion showing 5 best colts 10 Best brood marc and progeny 8 Second best brood mare t! Best mare 4 years old or over 7 Second best mare 4 years or over I Best m^rc 3 years and under 4

Second best mare 3 yrs and jjnder 4 Best filly 2 years and under 3 Second best iilly 2 years and under Best nllv 1 year and under 2 Sccond best filly 1 year and under 2.. Best gelding 4 years or over Second best 4 years or over Best gelding 3 years and under 4 Second best gelding 3 yrs and under 4 5 Best gelding 2 years and under 3 Second best gelding 2 yrs and under 3 4 Best gelding 1 year and under 2 Second best gelding 1 yr and under 2 4 Best sucking horse colt it Second beft sucking horns colt 4 Best sucking inure colt Second best sucking mare colt 4

'11

«'I.AKN xo. a.

Jlorxi.sfor Light Nnrtir.^'.

Best stallion 4 years old or over.!...!..$ Second best stallion 4 year old or over Best stallion 3 years and under 4 Second best stallion 3 yrs and under 4 Best stallion 2 years and under 3 Second best stallion 2 yrs and under 3 Best stallion 1 year and under 2 .-. Second Lest stallion 1 yr and under 2 Best mare 3 years or over Second best mare 3 years or over Best fillv 2 years and under 3.... Second best filly 2 years and under 3.. Best filly 1 year and under 2 Second best fillv 1 year and under 2...: Best gelding 3 years'or over Second best gelding 3 years or over... Best gelding 2 years and under 3 Second best gelding 2 yrs and under 3 Best gelding 1 year and under 2 Second best gelding 1 yr and under 2

of the best symmetry, and

"}?ve^

tlmt Mr. Davis' Set ma

n,os

naturally,-at a speetl not

exceeding ten miles an hour.

CLASS XO. 5. Jfatehad J/or.trs.

Best pair matched geldings $ 7 Second best pair matched geldings oest pair matched mares 7 Second best pair of matched mares...

I'I.ASS XO. «.

•tfvrnr* on time within Four Afitmfiv.tastest trotting stallion, mareor geld'»g .7 $00 1* as test pacing f,o Fastest racking ,-)0

Privilege optionarv of goitnr one or a a 1

Bost or

Rost l!r'.viuS niarc

whicb'the'unprincipled leaders of the' riding mare orgelding .* Radical party will make, by perverting

Hoiit

suok'ngool!..._

and'misrepresenting their true mean- j" class xo.s. ing, the most widely .circulated cam- .Jennet* nnd Mules. |paign doenmenfs of that party and Best jack 3 years old or over....

I.IST Second best bull 1 year and under 2... Best sucking bulLcalf. Second best sucking bull calf.

...15IIO ... S 7 7

Ally

any

age-

or gelding

Seeftiid best jack 3 years and over. Best jack 2 years anjl under 3 Second best jack 2 years and under 3 Best jack 1 year and under 2 ^econd best jack 1 year and under 2.. liest jack sucking colt..

Second best jack sucking colt Jack showing 5 best colte -.***

:B«st

jennet 3 years or over............... Second best jennet 3 years or over.!".! Best pair work mules 3 years or over Second best .". Best mule 3 years old or over.... Second best mule 3 years or over Best mule 2 years and under 3. Second best mule 2 years and under 3 Best.mule 1 year and under 2 .: Second best mule 1 year and under 2 Best jennet 2 years and under 3 Second beat jennet 2 yrs and under 3 Best jennet 1 year and under 2. Second best jennet 1 vr and under 2... Best sticking mdle colt... Second best sucking mule colt.....'

JBe

compelled to suhmit, at the point of the bayonet, to military despotism for all time to come. But fortunately for ithe Sooth and for the future -of our common country, Mr. Davis' opinions are shared by but few—very few

,iCd by ,he noble Lec and tbe

g,ori"

ha,v?

t. aroj'*^»,r,ng

strug

wtSf

policy dictated

JW/if foUtmed Yv

0"u7'dco"

CLASS XO.». Sireepffatea.

&ck

Peo- Best iennetof anv are

a a a S

while to rcpadiate.^atth heresies we clahxo.it. may unite the Norfh wa South in (bj Cattle—All Grades. ^6nd©a^:lrothkHyOkinJliel4gi^ Best bull Syeatt or offer.: $10 overthrowing Radicalism, live together Second beat bull 8 yeara or over........ 6 in pcace and prosperilv under a free

€8t bo

Itcpublieftn government ^®°°"d best bnl! 2 vrs'And^ nnder 3...,. .5 bull 1 vear and under 2

.'cVH 11

a"-

2 years and under 3.:...' 6

3 or ,ver

Second best cow .i years or over....

Best heifer 2 years and under 3 •Second best heifer 2 yrs and under 3

Best heifer 1 year and under 2. Second best heifer 1 yr and under 2... Best sucking heifer calf. Second best sucking heifer calf. Best pair work cattle Second best pair work eattle Best fatted beef. Second best fatted beef. 3 Best steer 2 years and under 3 Second best steer 2 years and under 3 5 Jiest steer 1 year and under 2 5 Second best steer 1 year and under 2.. Best herd of 3 steers Second best herd of 3 steers y/ «XASS XO. II.

is.

CI.AttN XO. Siring'

Best boar 1 year old or over...". Second best boar 1 year and over Best sow 1 year old and over Second best sow 1 year and over Best sow and pigs Best board months and under 1 year Second best Best boar tinder ti months Second best boar under months Best sow C» months and under 1 year.. Second best Best sow under months Second best sow under 0 months

I'l.ASN XO. 1-1. I'ovltri/.

Best coop of chickens Second best coop of chickens Best pair of turkeys Best pair of geese Best pair of guinea fowls Best collection of poultry of all kinds

$ 4

AJItl [)LTURAL BKPAKTMKNT.

'''CLASS XO. 1.

(Jrains and Smh of 1871.

Best half bushel white wheat ....$ 1 Best half bushel red wheat Best half bushel white corn Best half bushel yellow corn Best half bushel buckwheat Best half bushel rye Best half bushel barley Be.it half bushel timothy Best half bushel flax seed Best half bushel hominy corn Best half bnshel blue grass Best sample of leaf tobacco

CLASS XO. 2. 1 'eyetable*.

Best half bushel early potatoes......... Second best half bushel early potatoes Best half bushel potatoes Best half bushel of late potatoes Second best half bush late potatoes... Best half bushel sweet potatoes Best half bushel kidney potatoes Best half bushel onions of any kindBest half bushel potato onion's Best half bushel tomatoes Best half bushel turnips Best 6 pumpkins Best hubbard squashes Best 6 squashes of any kind. Best 6 .cashaws Best cabbages Best 6 beets Best watermelons Best 6 muskmelons Best 6 cauliflowers..... Best carrots.... Best vegetable eggs Best 12 cucumbers Best 12 peppers Best 12 stalks celery Best 12 radishes.../ Best 12 stalks rhubarb Best half peck of white beans Best half peck of lima beans Best collection of vegetables Second best collection of vcaretabies..

4'I.ASS Ml. Fruits.

Best half bushel winter apples... 1 Best half bushel fall apples 1 Best half doz varieties winter apples 1 Best half doz varieties fall apples 1 Best collection apples of all kinds 2 Best peck dried apples Best peck dried peaches. Best half bushel peachesBest half peck quinces....... Best half peck of plums Best half bush pears Best half peck Siberian crate. 1 Best 3 varieties of grapes....- 1 Best collection of grapes.... 2 Best collection fruits of all kinds .'I

o,'. 4 I.ANH NO.4. Flowers. Best collection greenhouse plants*.3 Best collection blooming flowers." 3 Best collection roses 1 Best .collection winter blooming plants Best collection dahlias Best collection of verbenas Best collection of asters Best collection ol petunias Bfcst collection of balsams "1. Best collection immortelles.. Best collection celosia# Best collection fuscliias. Best collection ten weeks' stock Best .basket cut flowers Best flat boquet ..... Best round

MECHANICAL DEPAR'jlfcSW-

r.v ..:- CLASH NO..a.

$10

Farming, JiQpitwait*. .V,

Best two-horse wagon '......JilO Second brat two-horse wagpir:.....k5' Best twifciiors&^low with'eutter..*."J Second best Best one-horse plow. 2 Second best one-horse plow,v. 1 Best harrow any kind 2 Best straw cutter*. .^1. .......T 2 Best horse hay rake. 2 Best horse corn planter.'.."."

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it*

CRAWI'OBDSVILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNT? INDIANA JUNE 17, 187],

51 Best manure fork home made 4 I Best hoe home made 4 {. BeetTiaattock' homemade 34 Best two-horse plow home made... 6 Second best two horse plow -5 Best specimen 2~ brick 6 Bost spccimcn 2-" tile 2 to innfhf-s ci.ass xo. a.

'I'''.'j! Second best buggy falling top ••vv' Best buggy open top 'rj Sectrnd best buggy open top 1 Besf light two-horse snriiur wugon

Rest bull of any age or class...* *10 Second Best Best cow of any age or class 8 Bes^light one-krse spring wagon... Bc^t ucKinfr calf.....—.-••••* Second best

XAKH XO. 12. Shrrp.

To include Spanish and French Merinos and their crosses. Best fine wool buck aged $ 5 Second best fine wool buck aged 4 Best fine wool ewe aged 5 Second best fine wool ewe aged Best fine wool buck lamb. Second best fine wool buck lamb Best fine wool ewe lamb Second best fine wool ewe lamb Best southdown buck aged...:.-.......... Second best southdown buck aged Best southdown ewe aged Second best southdown ewe aged Best southdown btlck lamb. Second best southdown buck lamb Best southdown ewe lamb Second best southdown ewe lamb Best cotswold buck aged Second best cotswold buck aged Best cotswold ewe aged Second best cotswold ewe aged Best cotswold buck lamb Second best cotswold buck lamb Best cotswold ewe lamb Second best cotswold ewe lamb

-71

Best grain drill.....8 Best wheatjfaii 2 Best cider mill i.2 Best double jtfaovel ploiv. 2 Best grain cradle .'.r 1 Best pair hoTse kIiocs liomc niadt.:..?.4*' 1 in a 1

Best tWo-liore.carriage standing top..£15 Be.^t pounds honey in comb Second bct 10

k..

|:Best piiir window blinds....:..... ..... ipannel^dooi-..,

fBest specimen of graining ou wood... Best cfressing bureau...:.... Best dining table 'Best breakfast tabic ....'. Best bedstead Best washstau .'...

Best set of chairs. Best rocking chair...,,-...- ,,1 Best wooden pump -. •. JJest force pump Best churn Best fruit dryer. Best specimen of turning..-. Best lot of hubs, spokes, and felloes.... Best specimen grave stone work........ Best specimen of dentistry

So-

tV.

Cuxtiny, Tinvarr,

tfcest variety of casting Best -variety of. tinware... Best variety copperware Best cook stove Best parlor stove BeM assortment cutlery and edsre tools

j. t'LASK Xo. 4 Mitch awn/.i aa'r

Best boring machine. S 1 Best knitting machine 3 Best washing machine 2 Best reaper and mower combined.....T (i Best mower Best spinning wheel 1 B^st horsee pitch fork Best sausage stufler 1 Best drag saw 2 Best hand loom 2 Best clothes wringer 1 Best apple parcr 1 Best, sewing machine tit"..

^•W&'-V.'iV VISNX«. .1. i-vl't- Leather Work. t,v Best carriage harness double.. $ I Best buggy harness single Best wagon harness single Best gent's saddle Best lady's saddle Best riding bridle VI Best gent's fine boots 5 Best gent's coarse boot".... "i-iAll the above must be home manufac ture, possessing mor%than ordinary merit)

All the above to be home made except the collection of woolen goods from the factory.

MISf'EliLANEOl-S I»EI'A It'l'MEXT.

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!,I!S,CLAS(»X«.|. Fine Arts

Best original landscape in oil Best fruit painting in oil Best animal painting in oi! Best bird painting in oil Best flower painting in oil Best sign painting in oil Best portrait painting in oil Best full length figures in oil Best crayon drawing Best pencil drawing Best pen drawing Best photographs Best ambrotypes Best sun pictures of any kind Best monochromatic painting Best water coloring Best penmanship Best assorted specimen printing Best statuary '.

Needle and Funey 11

Kmbroiderv Needle work ornamental Quilt patch work Quilt silk Quilt worsted Quilt white Qnilt fancy Counterpane...: Ottoman cover Chair tidy Shirt hand made Head dress Silk bonnet Bonnet any kind Silk dress Calico dress Wax flowers Paper flowers..... Artificial flowers any other kind.. Hcmst itch ng. Bead work ornamental Hair wark ornamental Shell weak ornamental Stone work ornamental Leather work ornamental.. Feather work ornamental Seed work i-. .. Worsted work Burr work,.,.. ,*.. „..j..............7 Transfer work Crotchet work Lace knit........... Foot mat..... Work basket fancy...:..*. Fly brush ". Needle cushion

merit

no ni at

Pants made 1»v ladv Coat made by genf.... Vest made by gent....: Pants madciby gent Millinery case

ar j. 'm S It .ft* tit" a

-•mi

4-r«—p-j

T.-jq it

Embossed sldrfcx..... •Macliinq needle work Coat made by lady .Vest made Tiv ladv. ..

AH made in 1871 or no premium.

class^fo. 3.

i'Js.

f'i T' Table' Corn/rnis.:

Best pounds butter $ I Best 5 pounds cheese.. 1

est

Best two-horse carriage falling top..... 1", Best 5 pounds maple sugar jo Best one gallon maple molasses 10 Best cured ham

fc II II VI Mil I X. Jill III 1^ V" Second best LBest buggy falling top

pounds honey strained.:

Xi Best cured beef. Best siilt rising wheat bread made by 4 a ladv .Best veafet rising wheat bread made 4! by ft lady... .'...-....v....... 5 Best corn bread 3 Bcst'samplecake.......-. .t.,.r..•,. -o" Best collection cake 0 1 Best collection bread •2 Best wheat' flour one barrel..!.'.'.

Best collection.pjckles L:... 4 j-B«t.jMrn meal'oft poiinclsX..

:oj„. rTy mS» 5.O. I.." 2 'muled Fruit*, Jdlitx, Cvj3 Best colleciiiiM jellies.

Second best collection jellies..'

2 jBest collection preserves 2 Second best collection preserves Best collection canned fruit.

Second lest collection canned fruit Best fruit biitter Second-best fruit button:.'....Best collection jams Sccojcid best collection jams /.,

0u..

Best collection marnialatle Best small fruits in alcohol

Best tomato eatsuji Best grape wine Bea at in if 1 1 1 Best cherry wine Best blackberry wine Best rhubarb wine Best any other kind of wine Best cordial "J1,Ji Best spiced peaches

jit

01.

m) c*t 'I-J :«T

1011

"''-''"1

Best spiced pears •»a« i«on»u..''' ~f] Best sfuced cherries »'jfuii! l• iS

All articles in the four forc^,) «grlasses must be the production of tho*.'W whom tlicy are ciitei-(fd. Xlit-r%vt:~e tJ^cv will receive no premium. ^-f. r-i '•. .i xfj

yd U'i' Un I £i CLASS No. 5. f- •/h'Mretioum'i/:- '.»•* All articles not enumerated rri the* above list will be included in this class, and preini.ums awarded only.to those that have positive merit. r:j 1 i-.«-.«« jour

ti IIILIMlEiVS DEPARTMENT.r.

This department is opened this year for the encouragement, of boys and girls in the manufacture of useful articles. Tt is intended to encourage and reward taste and industry. Small premiums will ed. awarded by the Committee on all meritorius articles. A place will be appropriated to the arrangement of all articles belonging to this department. Cushions, bookmarks, tidies, collars, tatting, needle work, drawings and paintings, and a liun-

to receive a premium unless: there be Sklred aneTonc other things. that' wc can competition. not name, nor perhaps dream of, the production of small fingersand young minds, will here find an appropriate, place for displav.

CLASS Xo. ti.

Domestic Mannfnctvre.

Best 10 yards flannel Second best 10 yards flannel Best 10 yards jeans Second best 10 yards jeans Best 10 yards wool carpet...., Second best .10 yards wool carpat...... Best 10 yards rag carpet Second best 10 yards rag carpet Best 10 yards linscv Second best 10 yards linsey Best 10 yards flax linen.... Second test 10 yards flax linen i.« Best 10 yards tow linen Secord best 10 yards tow linen Best double wool covcrlet Second-best double wool coverlet Besfrsirigie wool coverlet Second best single wool covcrlet Best half dozen towels Second best half dozen towels..... Best pair woolen stockings Besi pair woe ten socks Best pair woolen gloves Best pair woolen mittens Best lialf pound wool yarn Bent flax sewing thread". Best pair flax thread hose Best pair cotton hose Best pair flax thread half hose Best pair cotton half hose Best col. woolen goods factory made... Best,col. woolen goods home made 3

O S E A N S I

To the lady who managed'her li'oiVe'^' best, and rides most gracefully $ 10 Seeond best 5 To tbe lad under 18 who manages his horse best and rides most gracefully 1(1 Second .best

WHEELBARROW MATCH.

-1

CLASS No. 2.

(On each day there will 'be aji exiolifioji'] of skill in handling the wlieelfearrow. The competitors will be blind-folded .and directed to wheel in the direction of ai ixst. To the person coming jiearest the post a jtremium of $5 will be giv.eji.

VI"" Thursday'.

Horses for'General Purpose-. Racking 011 Time. Jacks, Jennets and Mules. Floral and Mechanical Halls. Matched Horses find Mares. :i,-.n

prei

Fair.

I'EOWINfJ MATCH.'/, .. SALE.•iM.el.Tt ,i«u. -i .xjy virtue ,of twi siveral i.-vecutionii, to iuo Best specimen :of plowing, t-o lx done '"1 jV* directed from the CJcrk of the Court of f.n tl.o ,rr,„„.rl.- K^wmoi^l'lcas.of Montnuuery County, State tne ^rouncL |i »f Jniiijimt, ill tavorot Alc^.inder 1). liillingiby,

J»AYS OF EXHIBITIONS.

1 Vednesilmj.

Horses lor tieneaal Purpose.All Grades Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,. Grain, Seeds, and Pacing on Time, -ty-: Saddle Horses.

Friday. I

Horses for Light Harnes-. All Sweepstake* js Trotting 011 Time. .'it 'i ife^-All persons are hereby notified lhAt their entries must conform to the coiiditions.of the Premium List—that no additional rings will be opened in.stock .to,! accommodate any one, but that all must conform to the list, and

be altered to suit them.

"'RULES ANI) KEUCIiATIONS.

l.-Kach person who is or who sdial! hereafter become a member of this society, by the payment of oiie dollar anuually, on or before the first day of the 1'air, will be 'entitled to a ticket, which

shall admit hiinseif and all females of his

fainily, and all males under 15 years oft age, within the enclosed grounds, on the I days of the Fair.

•JituH I

WHOLE NUMBER 1421

time of entry, as the Secretary will keej no acconnt with rrhy tjne.

ing to their duuie: tense or cxcu-e be ring. 11.

8. Ail articles,! Ac.'.Mnust possif* fuore than ordinary int^ril, Otherwise mi premiums. will .be awarded. [K Owners of* animals entered, who are not realty for exhibition at the regular time: will be excluded from eoni'petition. I lfK During the examination of -stock 1110 persons fcxccptthose who have chargeof the stock, judges and officers

will under any proadmitted within the

Xo animal shall be permitted to

2 I occupy any stall belonging to tho Sooic2 I ty, unless it be entered mon tlib luxiks of the Seeretarv for exhibition.

j. 4-2. All awarding committees are to 1 report to the Secretary as soon as tlicy have finished their labors, at any time prior to 1 o'clock r. m., on Friday. 13. When any member of a com mittee shall be a competitor for Any premiI tint coming under bis award, bis place shall be supplied by tJic bourd of Directors. 14. Tickets ol admission can be procured at tbe Fair Ii rounds on the. days of die Fair, or of the Treasurer in Craw-'fordsi-ille, at any time pu-V hus to tlie I Fair. I 1 Any fraud in the entry of stock, J.to evade tiio rules, or for .tny other iqKsi', against the, interest of the Fair, .against competitors, will7 cause a forfeit ol- the premium, or premiums so taken by tbe animal or article so entered, if proved to the satisfaction of the Board, sis the society will pay 110 premiums obtained by fraud. 16. All kinds of-JUock and articles of any kind, 110 matter how many premiums they may have taken, heretofore, have tlic privilege af.e.n^ij. unless when specified in the list 'to .be thj,s yvu[-' growth or manufacture.3 v17. A strong and efficient police forbi will be on the ground day and .night. 18. Ample arrangements-will be made in the way of feed and bedding linstock, but.cxhiluitors .will'be required to pay at a fair rate lor all the grain, hay and meal used by .-(Akih.

Tickets of admissiisi will be as follows: Tickets of admission (s'&miLy) 00 Single admission Children under lf years oblige 10 Jilorse and rider "ti 5 llorsi' and buggy 7b

Two-horse wagon or..cairijige.,....... 1 00 Two-horse backs 2 t)(i Omnibus and Ibur-horse hacks 00 19. Xo person shall be permitted to inteffere with the judges while examining their .stock or articles, otherwise no-at-tention will he paid ."to such article or Atiunal.

A to it ad joihia^ counties are invited toattend tJbe coihing.exhibition and compete IVr premiums. 2J. An-yiH!iibitor treating the judges contemptuously slimll not only forfeit his premium, should one be awarded him, butshall hev(!aft(?i| Ix excluded as a competitor fit'om the Fab- 'Jroynd. 22. All preiniupiis .u/ji'dajmcd by tin1 1st of .lanuary.onsuiwg a.t£eraany Annual Fair of this Society, shai.'/^ Jbrfcitetl to the Society.

SAMUEL (If LLILvVX/I^ ^pp A. W. i.emmon, See.

IiEGAX, NOTICE,

STATE OF INDIAWAT'^ Montgomery County, Cimnit Courtof said county. Xt p.v.mlicr tcrnv

A 1 7 1 I 4 ii is "'U

.I»m6s Orahmn and Xi»th:in L. lirahiun, I AVillium H. .Wrny.

I eiail.. issued to me as Sheriff of ?aid county. I 1 mill expose to sale at public miction and cutery. «i 1 Saturday the

ath

2. No premium wjll ix-granted on any enters, agent

article, of which the person who enters the same i^liot either the owner, manufacturer or producer. 3. Monday ana Tuesday will be devoted to entering and arranging articles' oft'ered for exhibition. But. no article will be received after o'clock i\ m. on Ii! Tuesday, unless in case of unavoidable delay, and the Board mav adm.it at their

having been entered. shall be removed I

day July, IsTI, be-

1 twefa£ tho huurj of Mi n.cloek a. m. and 4 o'clock p. an. of .said day. at the Court iti^e door in tbe City of Crawfordiville, Mmjl^i.tnrry

County^ Indiana, the rents and pn.tits for a term pot cnccedinK seven years, tlie following 4c.«cri4)od Heal Estate, Montgomery eounty, Indiana, to-wit

Lot number ui^ht. (S io blnt nuiuber live, (•'•). in tbe original plat, iif (the town of Ladoga. ... except foity W) feet ofi' tlm f{uth end of said t^sfil lot, in Mont*ancry county. Jndlnne, to Iil- sold

1 to satisfy said execution, interests and Costs. :'u|and if the same «j,ll jiiot bj-iijx,a sum sullicient '.ai to satisfy said cs«eiition, I wili.,t. the samn day at the same place. .oitVr the fee pimple of t^aid

Heal Estate, to sutisfy tv^o judgment for about Ltm hundred dollars, tfiguiher with inteiest? and oj«L«, without any relief fi-oW valuation or appra3?cmcnt laws.

Said lteal_ Estate takt^ri ^pr.iporty (.f JosejrtiJ. Woaliington. U.K. SltilvV^. .j itmi:» Sherill Moat t-\u. i_. .— iu. ..i.i

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.,.

"(jAOTlCE is hcrtby givi.-n that the uridersigucd has beti app/iinted Administrator of of-the estate oi'Geoige Jamison, lute if Mont-

it r.vm.r.f (..I gomery county. Indiana,nUveused, Sa'nl estate ,)t

lVfJ

solvent- *V1I. Jl. COU' A N B*may-w!ilw3

il. Jl. A«J itinistrator.

Only,

r"r/•^ppcr a"d ,'"A.tlr.

,r,et,,"' *,fly

centr for pore .Nitrous Oxide tin3 an 1 extraction uae tootlh^t the Indianapolis brunch of the OLio SLeain Dental Company. f' Oilicc Jio.'-'0 Circlei5treet. India.iftpolis.

junermyl UOUEUTSOX EATtix:

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

drtV

fcJD

a A

from tho enclosure without the pennis- Where the 4jWAT Hi:H h^ig. 1

sion of the "Executive, Committee, until the Fair is .closed^"

ut ai 10 ^iu.-n:vi Vou can

-5. No exhibitor shall be permittttl to land SATISFACTION' UUAUAXTEELI. I examine the Secretary's books during the'-, Apfil"*7im3

•"Fj O O

+3 fl3

1 discretion, 'i Ofj 1 4. Articles intended for: exhibition _1 I must be entered 011 tlie Secretary's books before they will be admitted within the enclosure. O11 the entry of articles, cards'will be furnished showing the De- tl partment, Class and Number a.s ente+ed ir.«o. sd to the I R.vci I \L A. at the office, Which, will be attached to I the articles on exhibition. -Ko-article

REPAIRED

i! & !tfv ir fo. *d to the PR ACTfA W* Kt'« A .V

16 Tears Experience

Where the 4 W*T( Hi:S h*ii

1ir\

2 0. A'o person's naine-shall go on the ..*m __ .. _^ __ 2 entrance ticket ..a .1 in* f'V. B. HOYT, M. D. 2 7, ,Any animal can .be entertid free* in "2 one rir^aud sweepstake^ but far. everj HOMEOl'ATH18T tUlllSL 2 bth^ ring in,whjcu a" jeriion enters/tltt* •. 2 .sainp animal,10 jkt cent, of tlm first /^^FICK .aoj, Kenidence ^jtuth premium of each additional ring in list tie "Street. Cra-irfordsviirfc. fudi.im. paid to the Seeretsiry advance, and '. jiersons so doing may enter in as liianr additional rings as they set- fit to pay for. lint tbe money must le piiiddowu :it tin-

Norl9

done Ji SHOIil NOI H'

RATES FOR ADVERTISING: ..*£2lRa«li tenure, fOJinMofltgr)SntiM«rtlftit letidj^ltrnnsiieat owtter.^..,.^...! 1 5

Kcn hMiF|ona),iaMrtim»{ of Mftprtfe fof iix weeit or le*?T -....... 1 anjh*

One erilnmn—three monj jv "-9i* v#*-0na jenr.jin Half eohi#ri^hr«« n»amh? I ... 0r*. "iMirlh e^gt-r-ttr'W muntbt^t*. —nix taonths r^-'

i'-'

V. K. KLSTON. \$ A W Fi..n

TIOUNKV rrau!..r.r.

Oil (XI

60 0l

.100 (HI 20 «l a* an 00 on 12 3(1 90 Oil

—one year— 3I fi

I Local bnaincssnoticcsperline. !?tinsetttorr IO Kach snbscquent insertion.perlinc.^.^. It CIRCULATION 2000

Job Prlnllax Proaipily and Neatly KifrlM.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

8OCLOCK

1,"

»«n

attend-

."tl)myS7#4

A -MONTH—ExptngeS paid—Mule or t-tnale Aaenti—Horse and outfit furnifhed. Addfe.u. 8aco NovKtrv (•«,. Mb (D)juni*w4

'jSi-l.. Me TK.ICIIPKN OK MTI/SBffTS Wnntins emp'oyment, at from R-W to St00 por month, should addrMS.,.„ -.^r

ZEU»LKR «fc Mot RDV.

(l)ijnnlTw 15° Hne«i St.. Cincinnati. Ohio.

AGENTS WANf O'Oortunn, efcaped Nun. whoso aiWIoiure.n arc thrillinc and startling. CoK.V Pea, Co.. Hartford, ft. (DljtiBl" -«w

110 FROM

£J,S0

CIS

1- Fnuiplefi sent ipoft paid) for'iO ct.-) that retail rcedily for fl». I!. K. Woi.cott: 1R1 Chatham Sq.. N. X. (U)junl7w-I

Tin.sis xo III'MBi:oI~ QjV~* 1 MWdfiiiv CKNTS with ace. height, color of eye. and h»W. jou will. receive, by return lnniliacoTretetpicfttlW of yoor future husband or wife, with nnniQ and (Into of marriafee. AMresft W. K«x. l'.'O. Drawer ?(o. •U, Fultonvillc, X. V. (R)iunlTw4

THEA-NEOT4R

isai KK

BLACK TEA with thodllKfyS- TK.v Ki.Avolt, vrarrivnted to suit nil tusles. For srilo cverirwhore. XtiJifor saleirliolo

aalo only by tho real AUniMfc vHAf«Oc Tra Co., S Church St. ?iow \ork, ,.0. Uox H*O0. Hcnl for Then-Nectar Olre\jlaf. (D)jnnl~w*

X\7AX'l'EI)— AOKXTR, (*30 P." "J1?)

W- (he eelebrated HOME

the

Chicago,111,,or

Ways asdTIv-

ifetJ

BEA.

it remembered that oil the 14th .liiy nfjune, I). 1S7I, James (iriiham and Nathan L. *«T!il)nm. by their attorney. Michael I). Whito, ffwod in tho Clerk's offico of said court, thoircomplst.nts and undertaking in writing in attachment, as a cause of action in their behalf al.-o nn aflidbvit that $aid defendant. William 11 Wroy i? a Si.jn-rceident of the State nf Indiana, now there£ ,fe, the /aid William 11, Wray will lake notKO'tiiat paid cause will lie heard at the next term «f-faid court, and that he be and appear on the-&££i day of said term, at thJ Court Hou.«n in Cr»wfsJ."ville, then anil there to an.-wcr.«aid complaint. Said court will commence on the third day it iSeptcinlicr. A. I). 1H71. 'Witness try hand and tins seal of saiil Court this 14th, 1I113 jc ,Jline. A. 1). lt-71, junlT^v WM. K. WALLACE. Clerk.

SHijTTLB

1N(J MACHINE.

Hl'.W-

Has tho.jmoM-rBB,lnakci

"lock-stitch." (aliko on both lido*,) ana. ia H-1.I.Y LtCESSEn. Tlie best

and cheapest family

Sewirur Machine in tho mnrket. Address, JOHNSON. CLAIiK.«t CO.. liocton. Mass.,VitH burn, t'a.,

St. (louia. Mo. (D)jun1'Wl*

It kai the ddlcaie *wi r»flUMiif (Tarta* 1 Colon* Water, ui)

iOttciMblt to

WrUKll.t* MEU\

«vm

Waysinthe IIinn.NvT,ti-T: ni

ANERICAN'DETECTIVES. ?i).r.oo HOLD IN Mi DAYS, K*tra t'M-in? and premium* offo'rod to flffont?. -. Send fo^ mrnufars.

I)K, llartford. Conn.. (I))jilnl"w3

WellsCarbolic Tablets, For CoiiuIm, ColrtrA llonrt^m-"". oiont the aeid in noinVi.uii-.

t.,„w.

lent rcmodit'S, in a popular

The.se taiu.ets pro^oiu .— tion with nthcr flic lent rcmodu'S, in apopuljir form, t* nil(l ri-fKIlATIONs of thoTTIROA/ aro iiiunedintely relieved, and stivtoniontM ftrtj a in to I iu Ttirout in^, (JAl-TIOA loss imitAtionri. Wot njnly WclTtf Carbuiio TaMcLs. l'riccr^» eUpor

the cure of all THUOAT ftnit

ind difiieoltiesot'yiwrfl ftainl-

JOHN ij.'KKTA.OtMi, is I'latt St.. N, end for Cin ular, Solo Assent for the

I |))juni"w

EiW'C'l'lON OFIMUCES

•••'Mi

TO CoXTOttM TO

-.ihxr a

Mi RBUUCTIW^F DUTIK!^

.. 11 ukrrnti clubs. \rr Send for our now Price List nnd-a form .iy511 n^coinpauy it, containing full directions—making a large saving to conifnmorH mid remunerative {o club" organizers,. Tlie ivnt A^t't,] i': iu Tea -o.., 31 VI£tU-ii' H'UHIU'JT. T.

P. O.Jkx 'i'M:', ....-Ncw.York.

(l))1unl7M.t

agents Wanted kok

THE

WAR IN EUROPE

It contaim over JOO tine engrny ings of lint tic Scciivs and incidents in the War. and it thu only Al'THENTfC and -OFFICIAL history of that great conflict. Agents are meeting with unprecedented success, selling from !4W to -IO copies per day. and it is publixlidd in both Enplisli and (jtrmiin. Pi IITIflM Inferior histories arc beingcireuuAU I lUlfi luted. See that tlio book you buy contains IOO line engravings and 7-10 pages. Send for circulars and see our terms, and full description ol' tlie work- Addiei-s. NAIIO.VAI. i'f lil.ismsi Co., Chicago.. 111.. Cincinnati. Ohio, it St. Loiiif, Mo. (D)junl7«-1

JUKUBEBA.

Is South American plant that has been used for many years ly the medical faculty of those it on an is a S and IVrfcet Kemcdy for al'l'Lisef.MCS of tho Liver and Spleen.! Kniargeinont or Onstru.ltlon of Inte.-tiiics. Urinary I. terine. f.r Al.dtitn iital Organs. 1'ovcrty or a Want nf Blood.

Intermittent or Remittent Fevers, in .fiatnitirtfion of the Liver. Ilropsy, 'STftngish Circulatibn of the

•VL.'it*-p.: pepsia. AIJUC A Fever, or their Concomitnits.

4*1"

Hlood. Abscessea, Tuoiors, Jaundice, Scrofula, l)y.--

Dr. Extract o( JliKritKB.-f in-rfect it-1 tl

and offe

ignrator and rem. od, or lor orgiinic N

red to tiiw dy f.ir all' -s neakrie*s foregoinw

It.'iRiirit.u.'ii ol thu bJ wil'i Ihelr attendan complaint.* nr. wciu' i:.y itier or jciiuuiiii »g is confidently rccoiuiuen-Ied to e-w-ry fiinnl an^,. a household remedy, an'd ?lio:ild lie freely taken in nil derangements of the system.

It is NOT A 1'IIVSIC—It is .NO'l' iyh^ti-p:.i uliitry called a lilTTKUS. n.,r iJ if int. nded a---uch is simply a powerful alteram giv mi.' I heallh. vigor I l.'l tone all lhe vital lorn-.- an.l I animates and f^irfiliis' all weak.and lyinplmti" temporaiiM jil«. .JOH.N 0. KKLLtMiO. 1« l'latt St.. N.

Sole lent lyi tho United states,

i'riivUfivr ioltltf. Send for Circular |lllll.w 1

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tr.iori.-Ti-. l^:iil V-*-' seilaWf fall vreisht T-'-«tfcW:" OOL3 HED4 JI1-34T-1

Vhc Universal •wives In Atacn. lUio.it it

for puri'y, bealt!if,i!r.e-OJ, economy and fine cookerj'. JJepotlK T.Ibc ty SL, JTcw York, Woitcru Branch, 175 Suftli Vutcr S^rc. t, Chicago.

., GUARDIAN SALE.

Gmmlinn Sale of Kt*al Ustirte.

r«-«HK

uodcrfiantd fiuardinu Snrab T, aud .ouisn F.. 1,'ttcrlmclv. tuiuoc hrir.-tit Ueocy foii. iierVaek. dcc. j^-df-'fCfU..nt to the order .if oiM-t or C.imci.KtW» limine, conjitr. Indisaa^At 1L2 danunty twin (betevf..'"/j, will odor vrU ,te sale at lh« residence -t lenry Otterman. near the preiBi'**. "U and .titer tK »5th ly ot' line nt-rrr *he toil owing de!rrtbel Iteat EstiUe ol t»U u»ni, to-wit.-. The undivided «uethird part o'f.'th« east halfof the ?..utheajt qunrter «if Metti.o.tjrcnty-fuur P-'l). in to» twhipsev- f' enmen {IT*, rtu of r.iwo tlirw (J) W1.Ill i. nfgf.tii»Ty^.uiitj:. in the State ot Indiana.

njn

Tho «aid piymis«{ tvill b? fold ifcl and Wt bidder, for not less thau the ttp^raijed

tcnui Oot'-lUird «alh in bund 41 tim« ol *ulc. auil th? rcttittuuler in thereiisitiu.'ii tii «U-fvrr^r iMynwwt. t?hu* will b-- rotjuir- tn ^. vu

«f personal security ini|»r ii-emi*iit lav*^.

dec 3"t

(i*

»tu

waiving vulnattoii a n.I

A E S I A IS Uuai'di.iil.