Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 February 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY -EXPRESS.

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Saturday Morning, February 1st, 1868

BAIIiBOAP TIME TABUB.

TBBBK HATJTB AMD INDIANAPOLIS. iBBivr. "uy'- Bxnrflu

11:18 v. *P™

5:10

A" M"

H0 M.

A. 4:00 p. 3:W 12:25 A. 6J35 p. Express

ST. LOU IB. ALTON AND TEBBK HATJTK. ABKIYE. tBAVB. KmrMB 6:!i5 A. M. *. I'S .R...U:°L) P. M. ft.25A. "M„Pn ..... 6:25 P. M.

M.'.Mattoon Accommodation...10:00

requested to

EVANSVILLK AND CBAWFOBDSVtLLE.^

Accommodation

£03 P.

,...4:03.P. ...2:60 P.

Mai1

BOCKVILLB BXTBNBXON

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abeivj

11:00

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Republican County Convention

The Republican voters of Vigo county •re

moot

mass

convention

at the New Court House at o'clock P. M, Saturday, February 8th, 1868. The crt* ject is to appoint delegates to attend the Republican State Convention at Indiana polis on February 20th, 1868, to nominate a State ticket and appoint delegates to the National Republican Convention at Gliicafco, May 20th, 1868. By order of the Executive Committee.

VIV-.L A. BURNETT CHAIRN^N Attest: N. FILBKCK, Secretary.

The law prohibiting the killing of

and sale of quails takes effect to-day.

|fgr The borsethief Shelton is on the mend and there is a prospect of his re

covery.

fgf B. F. Havens, Esq., has been com missioned a Notary Public in and for this

county.—*

gigf 'This is the last day for delinquents to pay their county and State taxes, as th sale commences Monday morning.

|9» Ida B. Frazier, now in this city •vyanta to know the whereabouts of her

'husband, S. B. Frazier.

1ST The great feature of next week— at least for the children-will bo the visit of Tom Thumb and suite on Wednesday

jflrThe National State Bank will open in the new building, comer of Main and Fifth streets, Monday mornirjg^.

ffjf The auction sale of Clothing continues at Marons' auction rooms, attract ting lafge numbers each day.

A communication signed "H. J.,'

on the "T. M. C. A., is unavoidablycrowded over to our next

An interesting letter from-Berlin

writtenbva resident of this city, now traveling in Europe, will be found on the second page.

fST A single skate was found yester* •day evening and left at .this office. As it ..i9 of no servico without the mate, the owner will call for it.

fgf

We understand that Rev. Mr.

Condit has been employed to supply the pulpit of the Baldwin Presbyterian Church until thay procure a .permanent

Pastor.

MARRIED—In this city, on the 30th ulti by Rev. S. M. Stimson, Mr. WmF. Gibson and Mrs. Sarah A. Pomeroy both of Terre Haute. No cards.

We l'eorri tho members of Cnqua

Cornet Band, are arranging for a complimentary benefit to their leader, Chas. A. Cuqua, in tho way of a grand masquerade, to be given at Concordia Hall, on the evening of the 25th of February, of which due notice will be given.

As will be observed by -notice

elsewhere, Mr. M, J. Seeman. has withdrawn^, from the Concordia Hall We hear that his friends are arranging for a complimentary benefit, before he leaves our city, notiee of which will bo given in* few days. As a clover gentleman and actor of merit, ho has a host of friends who will unite in making this occasion a bumper. t*

... c*

Nsw Music,—We have just received from tha publishers a beautiful piece of music, issued simultaneously by Bollman & Schatzman, St. Louis, and J. G. Lindeman, Torre Haute, entitled^'Harpe Eolieniie,"' coaiposed by Prof. J. C. Meiainger, aud dedicated to the Misses Helon and Mary McGregor, of this city. Tho composition is a magnificent

WSf*

We are pleased to* state that this

city-how has a Cornet Band, under the leadership of Mr. Chas. A. Cuqua, that in a short time will take rank second, perhaps,to none in th") State. Mr. Cuqua was during the war leader of tho band of the 25th Indiana Regiment, an.l is a musician of superior ability. He has selected from our be.'t muscians a band of thirtoen member*, to which two or three morn will soon be added. During the ap proaching campaign they will make soma ringing music.

DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.—A dangerous counterfeit on the five dollar National Bank bills is extant, and is believed to be in extensive circulation. Those bills, are .veil executed—the "Luuding of Col urnbus' on the back, being particularly well engraved. The shapingof the letters on the face of the -bill is heavy, although fine. The principal point of difference between the genuine and counterfeit is this: In the counterfeit tbe "T:' in the sentence "This note secured." etc.,, at tho head of the bill comes over-the "n'^in "tJnited State?," while in the genuine it comes over the "upper left, corner," By this difference the counterfeit can be readily t. -detected. .**

.* «B» fts

f.'.'SS 'Lfl

av- 4.t Mscalluter'e entertain»|nt last evening the principal prize, df- pit China tea 6et was draw bj Hon B. "W. Henna. The principal present fpr toigbt will ba a fine silver hunting case watch. Another live pig will be donated

also, a splendid

DIED—ThaWday «ight, J#BOARY 30th of Consumption, WALTEB DURHAM, son pf Thomas Durham, aged 20 years. Funejpl this morning, at teni o'clock, from the' residence of his father,' in Honey Creek township. The friends of the family nre^jj.ysj|^ to attend.

SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF THE CUM-BERLAND.-A number of delegates will go from this city to Attend the meeting of the officera of the Army _«f, the ^mberland, Which meets in Cincinnati, on the 6th inst. Tho Committee of arrangements have ahnotmced arrangements for the meeting and for the welcoming address, which. js W- fa? 8s they can go for as soon as the Soeiety shall bo organized it will mrfke' its Swn programme. The meeting will tfcke place at Hop

kins'Music

Hall, at 11 A. M., Colonel

Stauley Matthews, on behalf of the Committee, will

deliver

tho welcoming address.

Tho oration will be delivered by General R. Wi. Johnspn, at such tiipe as the§gs.iety shall decide upon. The banquet will bn at the Burnet*HouV on the evening of the last day of tbe Convention, which is expected to be oD tKo-'-9th. The Commandant at Newport Barracks, General 0. R. Woods, has plac^d the bgnd a£|$ifit post at the disposal of the Society. Arrangements have been madfe with'tbe raiiroads» to return, freQ, the members who pay fare to Cincincati, the return passe3 to ba furbished by thh'Treasurer of the Society, upon due application.

Pg" gives another exhibition this evening, and gives away his imisl variaty of presents. Also, this afternoon a matinee for the convenience of ladies and children, onvwhich,occasion every child will be given a present.

his mntinee at Indianapolis, the

Journal

of that city Jaysi* O'+i MacalTisiter's afterhooa performance on Saturday was a wonderful bight. He advertised to give a present to every child, and the,nuuij»ar of all grades of juveniles, from those who'are not yet able to give over tho mammariftl cotniuisaariat up to those about, rqaiy to select their first husbands or wtveX can be e'stimatod from one to a'millio'rf. For the space of a fquare, either-way Ifom the hall, the ^ir was resonant with tjie sounds of tin. whistles, and• the streets crowded with baby carriages.' nurses and excite^ motlrora. Any gentleman in quest,"of a miscellaneous child he, had not seen for some time, could huve been agci^inmodfited- by Profe^g^ Macfillister.

REPORTER OF SUPREME Couax -~Tha, following communication, which originally appeared in the Indianapolis

I notice that General Ben.- Hafffson' will not be a candidate for. ro,election as. Reporter of the Supreme. Court, and aa' a member of the bar I wish to suggewthn' name of "John A. Finch, JEsq -Iflte of Johnson county, in that connection.—^ That M^.^Finoh- is' in every •^ay^qualified' fbr the .oftee of Reporter, all who know tim will regal and collegTate education and fine literary attainroenj5j and rs one of the most proui-| 'iBing youtfg" attorneys in 'the State. He is unaniinpU9l^.est9emad:by thB:s»$rnbers of tho bar

for-

his- promptness, good

judgmenij- and'jjeni&k-and gentlemanly hearing. His mind is comprehensive and searching, aild h^.. is peculiarly :-^apt and happy

a in giving a cleark

concise, correct expression of the facts or» matter with which he deals.' *His Sentences are never ambiguous, never de« fective but always terse, exact, and complete,' a ehaijicterislip which peculiarly fits him for the office of Reporter. He is the son-of Judj^ U~rfi, Finch,' so long and favorably knowb to the bench of this judicial circuit, and one of the most able lawyers in the State. He :s6fv&d'Sfr-t the army so loag as his health would at alj permit, and is still suffering from the effects of army hardships. .-His pen has given many 'able and effective "strokes for the advancement of pur cause.

I aim sure his nomination would meet with a hearty response from .tjie bar, and his numerous friends througbb*ut"tho State.

faniasie

the subject"indicated.by the title and its treatment refiectf the. jiighest credit upon .thegenius of the author. Copies can be procured at Lindeiuan's Music §tore.

MEM^ER O.F TH^ BAR.

R".'

^RELIEF ASSQCXAIXON.-—The NEW -INDIana Relief AssoclStibri, at Greencastl^, le&Bj to^%CS6" t.hpfljughly o&fetbtkto Jts characteristic features,-that we publish copy of their articl^Mki -full, so far as thev -relate.to the actual .objects and plans: 4, Any person under sixty and over HxteenSyears of age, who is in good health can beconSb a'raember of said Association upon written application". 5. Memb&rahip in said ASMSciation is for the tenh'.of one y^fct the fee therefoir is twelve dollars. An annual fee of sif dollars renews, the certificate for onte yoar. A failure to pay thftannual premium.when due,.forfeits .tho jnqmbaEship oettiflcate. ei}% -s&r.

The affairsTvf.tlSia 'AieSiSiafion are managed by ten Directors who have power to elect a President, Secretary and Treasurer from their number, also to pass all needful laws,"rules and regulations for theirigbV^rnifaent, and to carry out the objects of this.Association also to fix the compilation of officers and agents of this Association. ^The persons whose names are hereto aignfed Shall serve as|a Board of Directors said Association until tbe first Monday in January, 1869, at whirh lime and annually thereaftw, there shall be an election for Directors.iEvory tiiafStier of said AESiciatfon has the right to-Vote In person or by proxy for ?aid.Directors. Said Board of Directors will approve tho bond of thb Treaeurer, and require additional security when cv« cuinFta!\eee require it. No affifflb$r

the B^ard v.ill be received as soeurity said bond. T. The benefits of this Afsoclation a»e, that the legal representatives of a djeceased memtfer will teoeiYe, apoa satisfa' tory proof of his death, the sum of $21 also, at the expiration of the curcebt year his

pro rata

share of the profits, »s

assessed by the Board-^of Directors, providing that no dividend thus assessed shall «XOBed the^tim of f2,00f to anv one member.

8. On thejlast day of December, 1888, and ann tally thereafter, the Board .of

9. In'Cftse Of Ihb death of a iSettfcir

must be sent to .the Secretary. nual dividend will not be declared until thirty days after the last day of~December, annually.

SB. In cas&ofj^MoJation, X^r$ Directors shall divide the assets among the then existing members in proportion to the amounts they may have paid in.

!oJF

this Association, twenty days is given within which a statement of his death

si,OVv

•2av:

-iraw

The fact that^jthe Directors include practical business and financial men, and the Attorney General of the State, would indicate that the enterprise had not been entered into a»T^ jpnete «x^ei|nq|n^ |o| withoUt investigating'its ftgftlityS^

[Communicated.

REPORTER OF STTPREMK COURT.—

the Indianapolis

will be seen that Gen. Ben, Harrison has decline! the jcannopination-i hjy{ tho Se»| publican Convention, of Reporter of Decisions of Supreme Court. By the same :paper \,h^ naine, of ^Edwin A. Davia, of the Indianapolis Bar, is favorably mentioned in connection with the nomination.

Mr. Davis is well and favorably known, especially to the legal fraternity, as a gentleman of superior legal attainments, the author jif ^Dayis^ Indiana Digest," and on«^-&e%ell^^tWte&,in the West. He is withal a good popular speaker, and would add greatly to the stroiigth of t.hs ticket, his tnomi^atipn beiiig emphatically one fit and pfojiafr ^t& be made.

DIED—In this city on the 31st inst.i Mrs. Margaret Patterson, in the 86th year of her age. Funeral from the resi

P- "^DTalw^rT^on Monday at^

o'clock. d2t.

SKATORIAL.- This being the Saturday holiday, and the ieo being in splendid condition on the river and neighboring ponds, the|e wilVbe inducing in the manly, and womanly, art of skating All who do will derive considerable in. struction by flr»t reading the following rules. SHluiji 1, Never try to skate in two directions at ocr.e. It always ends in sorrow .,2, J|at a fe.w apples for refreshment sate whilajSksfting, and bKS&^io thrbw the con's on the ice. 3. Sit down occasionally, no matter where. Thore is rro law to prevent a new beginner fr..in sitting down whonover he or sbo has an inclination to do 4. Whw you gayiicitlgidy hand somiriady^tiy to skate "on both .ude

es of her

at once. This is vory pretty, and sure to create a sensation. 5. jSkat.^v«£ fell J-iiri, sintvll Jsyyj^at onCfe.

6. IffbiPsl?irtd"^il!i take it coolly. Think how you feel it' the water was boiling hot. 7. if your skates are too slippery buy a new pair? 2&( |h new imirs^ till you find a pnfr'that #fre not slippery. 8. In sitting down do it gradually.— Don't be too sudden, you might break the ice. & ^Sen yoit .-$lU hcftd!S.iyi«. fiixanlftte

got up..

Journal,•

has been handed to ua with a request for. its publication _!T,-VS. 3 To the Editors of the Journal:.

AN Indianapolis firm_ has soid po one Liverpool firm 750,000 pounds of English meats and 274,500 poiindB of lard,

SIXTY»NINE persons have joined the Christian Chgrphjt Cleveland county^ I--

4/THfe

Hancock ...

FANNY" JAWA'CSHCHEK failed to apr poar at Indianapolis, Friday night, on a I -THE removal of ten iads from thb Northern Prison to'the House of Refugp has bean^effected.

rpsidqnce of |P. D. Vieta,' Evans-

villej .was burnedThursday. Low $4,200. ^Insured $800.

Fc5TER'.

relatives and friends.

of the 17.

:-s 9

CosISffJlb^R 8. Na^yi r??

f^isiting his

A renectble vilUin iii Poet W» ate^lS^gil^li

Journal,

of the 26th, it

would

10. Wear a he.-ivj' i.verci"at or cloak till you get thoroughly warmed up, and then throw it off and Irt the. wind cool you.

tnlerably well, skate three or four hours, —skate frantically—skute till yon can't!

,uRs -fa^i rfii* j|,,| *1

STATE ITEMS.

co'rl^y^ci'ASs to he perLoIh^t^

established at New Albany. JEDINBURGIS toTiave a nine tTibusandj dollar school house*. :i: 1

CREV, J. C. ^Fletcher fec'tui ed at Fort! Wayne last, nigh^ HON. A. P. EMERTON" is out in a letter oh the greenback question.

ICE dealers are'getting^ in a g^eat-har-vest all over tho State. -..at^its/in I- CHAS. P. JACOBS, of Marion, is a candidate for Reporter of Supreme Court.

Two more petitions in bankruptcy are reported. Vanderburgh and Putnam are the residonces^e^egtivejy ^ajVties,

W.. H. LEE, the murderer pf JI'EA, ccmtntftj6cd tentiarv at Michigan Ci,ty.

I-Peni-

ii ioi^oi

-•».

EDWARD 'WIRE?Ml frorn tli the Church in Jefferson rille tho other day -and -^as h\irf,- it is hoped not fatally ,-injui ed.

THE able senior edito^of the New Al'b'ariy.'^Cj^mercTal has/rio iijtenycft' 6^ dissolving nis connection with thai excellent paper.

Dr. Mayer, of Fort Wayne, tried chemical experiments. Result, an explosioi^ setting fire.tojiui destroying a valuable lipraryv"

THK EVENING Commercial of Indianapolis, oneor^.1-mtwtC^ighiiy pa per

AT the recent special election, in Richland township, Israel Naugle and David Byers were cho°en, to fiil two vacancies fpr Justice of the Paaee: ^'5

JOSEPH HITTJGE, a^cft^ of butrring the barn of Silas Bell. Newburgh, has besn arrested in -K»nt«ejr^, jJ '.'#.»?? te brought home for trial.

THE residenoQ of.Junaes southeast of the Univerflity, "at"Blooming, tor^ was destroyetkiby fire, oij Thursday night, 23d inst.

THE total nvimber rff 'hogs killed this «*agott_ in Iodkutap^ro2-,Z3tij weighing 11.011,663 -pounds,, being an ave^^gp bf 208 5^6. Last year tlio riunihcr k8lid| was 65.000, weighing 12,^0,301 "^and*

two equal parts one part Bhall be crflried forward, to the next year's business, the other part shall be divided pto rata be- an a venule tween tbe deceased member's representa-' tive's. In' CUSTF tio deaths obctn'-Surihg COL. JEPTHA GARRKSUS died near they tot, the whole net income shall be' Bridgets, on the 22d day, of JaSuary, carrie£t%?ard to the nej^ yey,J^uti.. 1868, in tho 92d year of hi? dge, and was

bqrirjJ"Twjth Mascnrict CBjrcmcmies by Bridgeton Lbdge, Nb.s ICd, of whi^h he waa archarter member. v-i.T ^mmsUb ,s»Tta fX to .. •fjifldri ci fcsssfsw:: —•-A ,r.TE -I0^2 .W .5X11 —:iS8 I

Wayne

V»i'

THE controlling stock of the Indiana and Illinois Central Railway Company has been purchased- by parties living Along the line of the road, and a change made in the officers and directors.

It lias b4cm deterAnhW to 'remote tbe* office of the company to Decatur, Illinois, •a soon as possible. This road is now in tbe hands of its friends. The new officers and directors have taken hold with a de termination to have the road built at an eMJyji^ -f '.-: 4

FORBBAKI^CB h*fl ceased-tor be A virtue With

the official members of tbe M» E. Church, in Bloomington, and a visit to JusticfL^utier's court, with the

attendant

fine and costs, i* being meted

out

to those

who conduct themselves with impropriety jn tho sanctuary. A FA.RMER named David Davis, living eight miles southwest of Bloomington, on the Rockport road, was approached by a stranger, on®\afternaon last ^Btk, while feeding his'stocfc, knocked down, and terribly beaten on the head ahd face. Davis savs his assailant was an entire stranger to him

MR. J. W. BRADSHAW. Superintendent of the workshops of the Institute for the Blind for the State, has been recently appointed by the Board of Trustees of the Soldiers'.Some, located at Knightstown Indiana Superintendent of the Manufacturing Department of that institution.

THE House of Representative) has pass ada bill, introduced by Mr. Kerr, granting a pension of seventeen dollars per month to'Mrs. Margaret Huston, widow of-Frank Huston, formally of New Al. bany, who lost a Bon in the battle of Chickamauga, but the facts in evidence of which did not seem to be sufficient to warrant the WarDepartmentin granting a^en6i6nrfeff'„ j^fodbsiaU

THB Republicans of-Randolph county passed the following 'resolution, at their county convention:

"Resolved,

That reposing full confi

dence in the ability, integrity and patriotism of Isaac Jenkinsen, Esq., we pledge him our cordial and enthusiastic support for Lieutenant Governor, if nominated, and we hereby instruct our delegates to the'State Convention to cast thrt vote of Randolph county for biro for said nomination." 1

MARION-county has sent four fresh cases to tho House of Refugo. We do not think the publication of their names at all necessary or desirable. If they will reform, their youthful vices and follies neM pot be published to the- World and bound up in old' volumes of newspapers" to haunt them through life. -The House of Refuge is not a prison, but a Home for the reformation of juvenile offenders. Would it not be well for the pressto give the boys one chance before parading their names over the country

THE Professor elected to the chair of the "^Theory and Practice of Teaching," iu the State University, having declined, the Normal Department will not, for the pfesen^ be opened Believing that is .no part of the legitimate business of the "UniverSify 'to furnish instruction In the, .branches usually taught in the Common iSdho^a} the Trustees have'abolished the English Scientific Preparatory Department. JBut, for the present, the regular Classical Preparatory Course is retained. Ladies are admitted to the Collegiate Course, Classical and Scientific, on the same terms as young men, and are entitled to the same rights ahd privileges.— But no ladies will be admitted to the Preparatory Department.

AN0THKK PUTNAM COUITTI SMSATI03T!

An Old Sinner and Scallawag

SEVEN SEDUCTIONS AND A BUNAWAI.

Putnam county is not quite so staid, it would seem, as formerly and the outcroppings of sin are of late becoming painfully apparent in the strata of society in that heretofore sedate section of the commonwealth.

A Putnam county citizen has furnished us the particulars,: of the doings of an old viliaiu who has made his residence iri that county for the:past ten or gfteen years, and these"1 particulars develop a career of crime of such magnitude as We are seldom called upon, to record.— The name of the old sinner is Wiggins.

It seems that for the past few years the old reprobate in question has devoted himself exclusively, almost, to the business of seduction, using every artifice that a depraved heart could suggest to cohsum. giate hiw wicked purposes, and using them '^tily too succesfully. As improbable as it may se*m, our informant states it as nev. ertheless true, that within the past three months, it has, transpired that this old scoundrel'.' has' succeeded in jniining no less than seven young girls, whom are now mothers.

Among the victims of the lecherous old scalawag were two twin sisters—orphans to^oth of whom he Was engaged to he married? but upon both of whom he had imposed ^ha- .tooat-Solemn Obligations of secrecy

1""

in regard to his engagements

igarc

3 on

our exchange list, is to be changed tola -.- ,'ct .1 ... morning paper. I

with "therfi. When thfe fact of their criminality could no longer be kept secret, they exposed tho author of their ruin, and but a few days had passed ere flvfc other young Women made similar reflations concerning his villainy.

These developments created intense ex citement in- tbe-severa! -neighborhoods whwothey occurred ttpd sooq the countif Bec'tifne too hdt for' the old deceiver, and he decamped very suddenly, one dark nfght, and has not since been heard firom. Hi* exploits exceed anything in the villainy line we have yet heard of, and we Are glad ,to know th^at no .effort will be left untried by the, relatives of his victims to discover his hiding place and bring irim topuniahmenti •Three or four of these seduotiops were committed under circumstances of the meat heinous charaoter,

1 GENTS' FTTBMSBIK0 GOODS AT MARVIN'S.

f/jf Preaching by the Rev. B. Condit

at tho. Baldwhi ^resbytefian,Church

ner

5th and Ohio streets, at

"SHEEP

VINS.

fend would

Wlhject

the perpetrator to a life*time penalty in thepenitentiary. If Sat^ht, however, the law will hardly bn called into requisition in his case, as several of the relatives^

his victims

^.i

have declared-.their

intention

to kill him on sight. For such crimen as he has been guilty

of,

we kfiow of ho fit

ter punishment than gunpowder and bullelsp afid those speedily administered. New Albany

Cbswuwisltid?^* !f -.V«

FOR RENT.—Basement under Davis

Drug Store corner Main & 3rd street.—

Enquire at Davis'Drug Store, lnilw.

11 o'clock,

A M., and at 7 #doqk ?. H.,

usual.

The public are cordially invited. 4It.

f? .i -•»—r-1— LOST.—On

Wednesday evening, be*

tween Asbury Chapel and South Second

street, a lady's ftir cape of caedftim ^i*e.

The finder will ,be suitably rewarded

leaving it at this office. •A."' dlt

OVERCOATS MARVIN,

AT AtTCtlON, BY

HAMI Hum 11—I will toon offer «OBM of the finest in Ai&erica (the Orange Brand.) .1 know that .this is a great country

*bui

I challenge successfal con

tradiction Lease your orders with me or at* W. J. Rieniao A Son's Pork Hohae, or at Davis' Drug Store. 1-dlw] J. L. HUMASTON. .... ^'XAi 1^* Gents Fine C^}f Boots, at Depew & Clatfelter's. [27-d2w.]

ELKOANT Black Waterproof, fl.W.^* Elegant Brown ^.eterpeoof, ^1,2?Elegant doub!«»face Waterproof, $1.25 d2w] AT^TUBLL, RIPLBY & Co.

UA-

PACirio "PMtfTB.—Rfty-two pieces of these hartdftotftb "and ejficflllent Jce9? Just received-j-will be sold at 12j cents.

d3t c3Er"V"r3D!rA"r'L

Co-

MONEY NO OBJBCT—Compared with the benefit derived irom the use of-*Bar rett's Hair Restorative," which can truly be termqd "None Such4V„ ... dwlw

Ladies, Artie Overshoe?, at Depew

&Clatfelter's. [27-d2w.]

T0ST Boots and Shoeb afc jcost, at DA pew &.Clatfelter's. /x- [27-d2w.J

Go to LYNB & LAWKS and get

some of their pure, copper distilled whisky. 28dlw

GO TO

IF YOU WANT. A SUIT. MARVIN'S. J*

iy LYNE & LA.WAS got their whisky directly from the distillers in Kentucky.

:R^y28dIw

tOT Gents Artie Over Shoes, at De« paw & Oiatfelte*'s .jrJ. ^.dt (|27-d2w.]

JjJ*N. Katzenbach has opened a branch of his Cigar and Tobacco e9tablisment at No. 147 Main street,v where will always be found a fall assortment of-the best brands of .cigars and tobacco, together with all other

V#cles

in his lin,e^ 28-dtf

If you want some pure whisky for

medtctttaV purposes go to LYNE & LAWES. •*a*a emus-.. .• '?r«28dlw 'f .-P"' l» IT (0* Farmers heavy Boots at. Depew A Clatfelter's. tJt-srj [27-d2w.

Children's Shoes

..-..-ft jrf.vaisol#»rf Odi

is Ulatfelters.. yf) :TOJ6

The beat Sewing 6ri the

most favorable t^rmS, at Riddle's General Agency, 151 Main street. Call and ex

amine:

,ji^ i".-

Go to Riddle's, 151 Main street, for

Hosiery, at low prioeB. 23dtf

19" Don't drink 'any more drugged whisky, but go to LYNB & LAWM and getsome that is pure. 28dlw

CLOTHINGS" AT MAR-

I0T The whisky kept by LYNB & LAWES is manufactured [in Kentucky in old fashioned copper distilliera. 28dlw

Ladies Polish Roots at Depew &

Clatfelter's.

l!r. iiOl

[27-d2w.]

To DRUGQI8TB.—If yotf want some Pure

Whisky'for

jneditial

pucposes,

go to

LYNB & LAWES and got some of their old-fashioned Copper Distilled. 4 dlw.

LTNE & LAWES have just receiv

ed direct from the distilleries in Kentucky, thirty-seven barrels pure old cop per distilled whisky. vrv dlw

Five hundred pounds of choice

Honey, in boxes, on sale at R*y ley's. Call and get a box. dtf

To BE SLAUGHTERED.—Let the con so quences take care of themselves. Th4 finest assortment of ladies' 'watches engine turned, engraved, frosted, enameled, dia« mond, poari cases, for the next thirty days we will sell '.'regardless' of cost," a? Edsall & Co. saj. "CSll at 161 Main street, and examine the stock. dwtf S. R. FBBEMAN.

Gloves in great Variety, and cheap,

at Riddle's,

r"1^

tS" The Adams "Express Company having removed their Office on the 1st of January te the Ross Building, on Fifth street, south of the National

ig, on State

MARVIN. tt A

Bank,

Office in elegant styl% facilities for the trans-

nd fitted up their fiave now increased action of business, and respectfully solicit the continuance of the public patronagq. 17dlm

AT AUCTION,

CLOTHING

Doirtr FAIX to see MahWp & Co.'s FAN^ cy Qoods. They are ctiriip.

dtf.

I dtf

KBTDiainond and silver powder for and fancy dress parties, at Maban & Co.'p

-T- 1 W,

Large assortment of ladies' and

gentlemen's^ and children's furs at N. Westfall's, 85 Mnin street. dtf.

A. C. Furrow S Son have just

poened an entire new stock of groceries on South Fourth street, near the Marked House. -^Mdtf.

Best assortment oi men's and

boys' hats and caps intfae"ctty at N/Westfell's, 86 Main street. fdt£,

Who are first to meet the decHw

in Coffee four pounds for fl 00. di*i ,... -RAYA BAILET.

Mr Markle O. K. Flour, buckwheat

flour, new corn meal, and J^miDY

Ptnt*ow

A SON'S,

M-

Se "i "O rn 5-'- #3. Si. -4. ».feiKAlnt-'t 'Clifffif. m.

South fourth street

.tm

GREAT SACRAfflGE OF CLOTH-f DfB, AT MARTlira --T-' .'I {.^fr

OANBS^—Gold head and fancy canes, ust received, at John R. Fr£eman'a, Na^ 3, Warren's Block. dtfc_

arriv^ of eboioe Tjes and

Coffee at "E. R. ^Right & CO'K, 155 Main street. •*, dtf

.Ghoic article of. Pennsylfaoa Suckwlieat ROur 'at E. "K. wrgWs 155 Main street. dtf

Twenty«five cents for 'a pound of ftur for? fl 00,.at

CofWii

Bailey's.

Itf

Go to E. R. Wright & Co's. for

Cranberrys, Rasins, Ouranta, Citron, Turkey! and Qyaton. \t im

Diamond and

Bilver

powder for

dressing the hair, «t Mahan St Co.'t. dtf.

Four poundi of Coffee for $1 00 at

Ray & Bailey's., dtf

FULL StJlTB AT AtTCTlON, BT

MARVIN.

New hams, fresh eggs and butter,,

N. Y. factory eheese, at A. O. Ftntnow &

(SON'S,

South fourth street: 18dlf.

fQh Tiuethy and Blue, and

Moss Seeds, at B. JL

BOBBINS',

No. 1

—dtf

«T brands oFIldur, Flour, MeaI, Baled Hay, OatS, Shorts. Ship Staffs, 4c., at E. R. Ro^iw'.^No. DowlingHall. dtf

I^Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups 4c., at A. C. FURROW & SON'S, South Fourth Btreet- 1

Poultry, game, peach" blo^* pota

toes, apples, and cranberries, at A. C.

ECONOMY AND COMFOBT.—Cory & Mancourt are agents for the improved Rubber Moulding. Keeps out cold, rain, mud and dust prevents rattling pf sash. Try it on your doors and-windows. dtf

PANTS AND VESTS AT AUCTION BY MARVIH.

Our popular and well known

butcher, Jo Rupp, has established^ a nieat stand, on the south ado of Main street between 6th- and 7th, near Lock wood's tin store, and from this time forward will keep the best meats in market. Rupp's best Jersey sausage ?§g Jiftd .at hta stand at all times.

2dwtf"'*'

•d2w.]

dtf'

I®" We have determined to dose out our stoek of Ready-made Clothings with a view of changing oar busii^ess to that of Merchant Tailoring and Gent's Furnishing Goods, exclusively, and in order to do so, Will offhr entW Ktbdk»of Ready-made frothing a) net cost for new goods, and the bulk oif the stock carried over from last yeax, at much below cost, fot «M*r V.F HiM 1,

STOVES AT COST.—I have a larger stock of Stoves than the market will testify, and to close them out I will sell &D good stoves in the line for the naxt thifW days at cost, for cash, consisting of fltfking stoves of the best manufacturers, and a large assortment of heating stoves, tin ware, pressed ware, hollow ware! atid ag riculturftl impletiiQpts. Parties wanting gj#nh tWline wfli find^ I meah just

chase, Main street. dwlm.]

i-i

LOCAL NOTICES.

Distressing Neryous Maladies, such NeuralgU, Herya-iche, and all diaeates of thl* nature, neat withpaompt and Tigoroui. expul•Ion in Dr. TUBNBB'3' TlO-DODLOEBCX or CNIVIBSAIi NBUEALQXA PILL,

which

effect-

Dally atimalato* tb« N«*v» FLUID, and Jnoreasas the TOM of the Harveiystem^ Apothecaries have this medicine. Principal

Depot,

ST., BOSTON, MA88. Paici, fl,00 per package by mail, two poitage itamps extra. deodlw

BOSTON PAAKIHE INMITSUOM ASS MAIS. AgHykUM TOE TBE BLISB. HoflTs Malt Extract hai proved very aatiafao tory in the Inititntien, and in fha,School of fee-ble-minded yonthi.

May 19,1467. LTAKUA M. HOWABD. FAIBFIELD, CT., M»y 14, ]S67. Dr. Dennlion aaid tone: "By »U means order' seme of Holt's Malt Extract, for I hare recom-' mended It to teveral." HEKBT S. TTFOBF

Sranra STBBET, NEW YORK,Junefi, 1867. My daughter has taken HefT* Malt [Extract

OftAi, Ctfft.CO, May 29, 1887.

Hoif* Malt Extract acted like a charm

JJ1SSOLUTION.

23dtf

in my

caas, hemorrhage of the lnnga. •IJ W 3"B"Baws. 29deodlw I. L. MAHAS A CO.,

Agent

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Notice ii hereby given that the Arm of Hoi sr. Seeman A Co has been dissolved

ftlder, Seeman A Co

^?he"buiiifiiieiirwill be continued* at the °Id,»tand byHolfelderABhranhardt. I

B-

JAMBS B. LWT THOMAS E. LAWaS I.YME ft LAWSS,

fleaeral Ceaailasaa Merehaate AHD SEALIBS IN Acrlealtaral iMfleamtt* Pare imtack^

Cepftf-INstUM Ytfhlskj.

Ilia Street. Sen Cottsr S««itb, Ten* iwtf. iii Merehandise and Produce of all klude bought and sold on Commiaaion. Cenaigamanta Solicited, igratiifsr

wae

«|N^Kfft

BE7KBENCSS":

Univitu, Kr—Hon. Thoa. B. Bk-aniletta, bti Governor of Kentncky, Col. Alfred Allen,, lata Treaaartfr Kentucky, Hon. Benj. H. Bristow,

FOR SALE.

FEaat*SALAB.—Househalf

DIRECTORY.

attorn:

RNEYK

Cm M.tw -tr—A

Baird ft Craft", 82 Main Street. Massy A SaOall, Third at., andet Maaonic Hall. Mcott

St Vujp

60 OUa^tmt.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. 3. A. Vrydagk, corner Maia aad Fifth. Clift ft Wiliiaiaa, corner ITiath and Mnlborry.

A S I

frank Hainig Bro., LateyatM Street BILL POSTING. Geo. If, .BaifSntder, at this oflee.

BOOTS ANDSHORS

amy-lqwaa, Iia#ajaite atraat. |L. Androwa. M»in street, bat. Fitth and,.Sixth OMa.E.Iggglefc|»iHorthFoorthrtreeS. Leibing ft Taenaer, near cor. Maia and 7th.

BOOKS AND STATIONERYi. Bartlett ft Austin, 101 Mala atreet. J. t.

McDonald, tatote Lobby. M. W. O'Coonell, Maia atreet eaat of Foorth. COMMERCIAL COLLRGS. B. Oarrin, Principal, coraer Mk and Main.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. E. B, Bryant ft Cu., Eaat Main Street. John Haney ft Co., riratSt., on Canal Basin.

COAL DEALERS.

T. O. Grover, Third street north Main. »*. Merrill, 107 Main street. liu McFarlane, at County ScalM, Ohio street lehardMeBlroy, aoa th weetcor. Public 8juar

rr'-"CLOTBEING.

Bnd^Strousc, 6t and 110 Main atreet.^ Hartsock ft Banniatcr, 78 Mala at&ettf'

Si fi

Johnston ft Miller, 81 Main atreet. v-rn-h DENTISTS. 0. O. Lincoln, Oth St., between Main and Ohio J. Hichardaott, Ohia street, bet. Third and 4th,

DRY GOODS.

Tneli, Ripley ft Cu., cornor 5th and Main »ttJ*t \Y. S. Byce ft Co., 77 Main atreet. .43, Wittig ft Co.. 73 Main atreet. .1 A. KippertftCo., 110 Main street. EdealiftCo., corner Fourth and Main atre*t Saxtou ft Walmftley, 111 Main stieet. Cornelias ft Uaggcrty, corner Main and Third S"' DRUGGISTS.4

A- Join

Ira Grover, Foarth street, opposite Market. Barr, Gullet ft Berry, corner Main and Fourth 1. L. Mahan ft Co., corner Main and Sixth, (J. ft 11. A. Davis, corner Main and Third.

EXPRESS COMPANIES. Adams, E. B. Allen, Agent, 6 Mechanics Row.

f-OtTNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS Eagle Iron Works, Wm. J. Bail ft Co., cornor 1st and Walnut.

VigO Foundry and Machine Shop, Seath, Smith ftCo., near#, ll.'ft l. and E. ft O. B. B. Freight Depot.

Phoej&ix Foundry and Vachine Shop, McElfreeh Dengler ft Co., corner 9th and Eagle, near Pamen ger Depot. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL COTTER

JoJjn Armstrong, Ohio street, eaat of Third. HATS AND CAPS. N. Weatfall, 85 Main Street. Joseph O. Yates, South Thirdstreot.

#i}

HOTELS.

•National Hotose, corner Sixth and Main. '1 Clark Honier corner Ohio and Firat. Buntin House, south-east qprner Public Square Terra Havse Hoofs, corner Main and Seventh. Stewart House, Second street, north of Main. Early House, Waet end Main street.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Havens ft Co., corner Main and Fifth. Scott.ftJOrane, Main street, east of Fifth. JEWELLERS. S. B. Freeman, 74 Maln atreet. John K. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block

We mean just what we say, and will do all we promise I Ghent's FurQishmg ,Ckods and Clothing made to order at greatly reduced prices. Call in and examine our stock. It is much the best in the city.

Music

DEALERS.

MECHANICIAN.

r-i "'iii

A. Tlttman, 201 Main street. MILLINERY. Mrs. M. H. Abbott, oppoeite Post Office. Mrs, M. A. Walter, 86 Main atreet, up stairs,

MONUMENTS—SCOTCH GRANITE

Jas. G. Wiiaon^P. O.Box 734.

k-, NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

*T! H. Biddhs'161 Maia streat.' NOTIONS TOYS, FANCY GROC

0th.

''^RIES:"''-1303 3o}'

^fefin8i/en, 'Slchows5yL ft

0^tfiafnrs4r8H^*ne»t

OMNIBUS LINE, jwux

ifetB-.-Miller,

ordfera at PostOfflce, iW J»Ji

•wamiTrt ed. 'pjiUMBER' "l3 esri .-j#» i'.tk c.rsf»-O ,-r^T B, Backel^ 8onth Foarth street.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Hlckcox, Scott ft Co., 50 Ohio Street. Hefldrjch ft Langs, corner Mainand 4th. ',,

RETAIL GROCERS.

Si.

Kay & Bally, Fourth street, South of Pest Q/llce. B. Wright ft Co., 19S Mala street. |A. 0. Furrow A Son, south Foarth street. 8. B. Henderson, Fourth street, South bf P. 0.

J. B. Hagerty ft Co., 187 Main*,street.f r: yW. Shannon, 63Malnatreet.

*i7i SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS.

J. A. Foote, 60 Main atreet.

120 TBEMONT

for

Hemorrhage, and my ion after recovering

Typhus bsth

from

cffact*

-.it-hit rtlutu ult et -Mas. XDOMas. ESSEX Co., FOBT HCHBY,Jane 2,1887. Hoff'i Malt Extract has done me geod aend one box more. L. L.LEI

UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Ball, oorner Third aad Cherry,

i^vi-*" WOOLLEN GOODS.^^*?

Si a J. SO

iii a •¥.

ow,1,er,w lB

yii-Oxl 5*\M«e

S. Att'y, District Sy. FSAiatFOBT, K.T.—J. B. Temple, Caahier Farmar.1Bank E. IL Taylor, Caahier Branch Bask

Lange, "fsr

mar Auditor Hon. 0. F. C»okerJj, Mayor Coit Thoa. Dowllag, James Hi Tarner, Eaq^i Aha gcott 49on, Slaaeon Wolf, Bsq. £Sd#nr 5^

.. JA VJ VY^U 'J. and Lot in

Baatara faH of tha City, aqttare from National Bead. Hoaee oootalna three rooms. Cistern in the kitchen. Price, fSSO, if sold within tha aeat tea days. Title good. Apply at the dewa room of this office. Jan 4.

J10E SALK.—On North Firs1 Street, a fraaae -diweliing, ooatataiag nln ^oaias, with bare aad out^ouear together w#k eae, two, or three lots. rfdtf WILLIAM MYERS.

^DMmiSfBATOB'S NOTICE

Notice is hereby givan, that the.nndersigacd baa bean appointed Admlaiatrator of the Estate of John D.Mercr, deceased, late of Vigo county.

ai -. ,'VSXX.T: 'jUJTlATf *8 a ii

9 ftf,

John N. Belis, 60 Main street.

MERCM'T TAILORING.

J^ATEST STYLES.

Lowest Prices!

SOJHKTHIITG KJEfC.t 5 edf tjull Lot--

t'lAf wd

»ot

SSBiAUt.t/% -. r-

HUT80CK ft MNK1MS8

liiiorsi^ rps t»Ead

a ssl 4trid

BEAVERS?

on.

toai eon«ent, atr. M. J. Seaman retiring from the

EUBANHABDT,

*rfj #^r,

Have just received a FRESH LOTtof

PIECE GOODS!

Bought since the

GREAT

DECLINE!

_In Prices. We hafe Fine Selection .of iaO K?

a-'V -v

CHINCHILLAS,

•,c-» CLOTHS, Ac*., Ac.

roq

ny-1 r,

jJfc- Soitabte foi

...

..-sivii't r-z Sf

Dress Suit?,

K'f

Business Suits

:isd'

and Over Goats

COME RI6Hf ALONG 6ENTLHM

.-. ^ow the time for^', •.

BA-E,C3-jO:3SrS.

OUB 011 jr

rt^C'usii

KBA01 lltDE' CLOTHIIfi!

•LtiJ (WM UiVU ti 3 ot tmui. 'fiJi

•IT J«voiJseh^ia ,m, mw tic tt(.«a£ ham ansv Iia* FUB5ISHIJVG GOOIM! 3icj

«ai jq

i£jj

»^i» w^

arsoffarlnght

-T n%g

u-.a-'d ea»«« dilv mtiimsrp

Qre&tty}^ Reduced, Price*.

Call snd Me for yourselves at

JVo. 79 MainSt.

J^OTICB.

Sure Care for Ague. On redpt offlll «iu aend hy return asaii full direcfione Ibr maklef aad naias tha above aodtctoea, and if yon will make aad uae tham according to, dlretfona and a cars in afbry short iiae, I

Is not effected ioney. A^dreea' 8w

Jaal7dwS

AmUUmEKXM,

(jwa TMtn iiB mrAViiTti

GENERAL TOM THUMB'S IIOlli^L OeMtastasaftkaOtistaal Wa*M mtaail OBHISftL TOM TMTWB hiabaaattfal aa« sin«|llihii llt»» W|»

MBS. ^muvinnimnoii .n

j"'

m-ooMMovoam aim i-m

(kaown ar «*tka 9B.0W MWrf1*) and hit ifetamled wila, tbe awwet liMMSfUMa MISS

ram

wtamst

HI -V^- ^A.

TPOSITIVELP ONE DAY ONL^t

DOWLIBCnS

BAUU

LEVSE8. »J4

Aftar aa abaaace of three wbara they tsw delighted aaarl Qaeens, Cape rots, Hobtilty, aa4 iaena or UM *OM Wortd.'UMaa WoadaHkl but nriaas have returned te tfcefr Vattw Isa4, aftH are glrln a few Farewell Material—t to their lasl retlreaaent to private life.

They are undoabtedly tbe moit astoa ilellgbtfti Weaises of the. Asa! Fear [y and mn&etrteaHy lbrmed fcallsS

tmi

Qsatti

saen in Miniature, Graceful, lataWgtat, Witty, Bdaaatad and Baflned. eshlMtint tha Mt aeltshed aunners of the mahlonable DiSaiaMvWl and yet only thealae of three year oUchudiea I

Their natque and axqnialtaly aachaattog TKIF0BMAN0K8 and IXHIBlTOiri aaear Mk.ta charm and enlithtaa every bekoMar.

SON OS, DCXTTS, DftNOBS, ftC., *0., la characteristic Coataaw, MOltatry UMai, Comic Imitations aad Deliaeatioas, Faatastte Oratioaa, ^Nalognea aad aa«lig Id ale St«toei, Fnnny Panioalsaea aad

Comedies eocl-ant the children, delight I and astoaiab and p'e ae the plUMW. The acoree of Kich aad Ilegaat juaia aad the brilliant colIecUea of Diaatoada worn Mm varloos 1'oteatatM of Europe, all of SUA Introduced In the*e Popular Levrei, ooet TWENTY THOUSAND SOLLABS IN BO»l

the

These little mltea of kiauitt ate waiia*ti and from their Hotel and Hall by Sbelr bewUtf|l. Shetland Poniee and Mibiatnre Carriage, atieaaed by Ilfla Ooachanaa and Footaaaa ia I4v

Ladies and children areeoaaiderale'y I attend tbe Day Exhibition, and thaa aaaid the crowd and coaftutoaof tbe eveaiag wrfoipam. (to the Day Levee—Admliefoh 99 Naftt Chlldten nnder ten, IS ceata Beserved Sarta SSaeala re 8 S a

i»«nr

Evening Perfurawnee—Adasisstoa to ail parte of the hooae, 5 centa Ohfldrea anJer tan, 1$ ,, •eats.

OWLING HALL.

Six Nights Is Woader coaaaaciKa TUESDAY IVEVIHtl,

«ve Mod rt iiiw *i

Mmm. 9*,

UMy

PBOF. AND MADAME ff

NAOALLIATla If The Great ILLUSIONISTO of THtfiM^Wfll |«aaent each evening, a cktM aaMlBiff JMT7 Illusions, W traders «Bi Mtiypfail

Embracing Science, Mirih'and Mfttlft.

lOO-ORI HIUBEIM** ELEGANT AND COOTLT RE 8 E IS" T#

HOUSE Af® SIGN PAINTERS. B. Backell, South Fourth street. Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th. W. Howard Uanu Ing, Cherry at., bdtwesn 34 a'naith.'

will bb- *w

GIVEN AWAY RVEITT IHIAWI'P" Admission ..£8 Ctttttr' BESEBVED SEATS.— ,66 OBlhS.'

Door a open at 7. Commence at If o'clock.

GRAND GIFT NLATMMMl

On SATURDAY, FEBBDABY VIBSI, When Braatf Canv wHt A HANDHOMB FBSfl

ADMISSION,

,-S l1

J. G. Llndemann, 91 Main street. 'E. Kissner, Palace of 48 Ohio street.

CENTS, ,.

To all parts of the House: ". SAttT'tMIRIvnlo 21d«w MB«||«AaP|hHs i: f-- 1

-tsd

DRY GOODS

ir-

Greaf Ba?mM

wtai* 28wc

%.•? -:«c,*.-fw

^:eif ajiwS

16 *aM i«sate

Tukm cjbiiLTtAigyi

-oiiqja «!i mol

HOL1DAXS!

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jii rial

..iooATeiao

f-a»r i\i 4sr «4i

C9MBL1II8 ft BA«egftStt

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itis

f't

MABfgn

www

Dr. 9. BATES, of OalbOOl, llls.| lenawrrfadyto aend by mail four New Berrilptuwhich are entirely aew aad parftetiy safato.ase •and «u re to cures A Vegatahla Syrup for Flux aad Chronic Dysentery, a Vent able itqh feiTe,

JOHN

will return

Da. V. BATM, Calhoaa Pe.,IUa,

bh-iT

Ucodp

tt*t« btUq

Corner of Third and M*»f^ets,

,1,,-.! T'SI.. S4Vt

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pswM, *1 te assaa

VS un (iwaun aftiai (2

l- frK le»H

tt3L few AtsT .sxnttok

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DRESS GOQAS:

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ABMSTBOKG,

Flour, Whisky aad Saok brands, also Piatea fot arfclag Qothint, cat to order. Quae aade aad reaatoed iu the beet af ii

sKstosSttfta

Kloetreet, at the Vigoeaaaty Hay I

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