Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 March 1869 — Page 2

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Tknrsdft} Morning, March. 11th, 1869VJ_

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Personal and.Political,

Yfifiluaijrtto wh«ete^ ^)aniel "W. m1"'

Vop£b^!jeIocipede Bpurii6d JJw_AllegheniM Be cometti i? tfil hi® 3P®''? and glory to rescue his beloved Stafe from the eatanic clutch of Sambo I "H&il

now heard of as having refused Cabinet appointments. We read in the papers of Qien ^19 refused* thai ^Treasury Department, declined the State Department, and could not be persuaded to aq ce£TA* W*f^^Mnt.^lPlh«tf statements do not agree with Grant's account of the matter.

THE

recent dinner .given-to Brecken-

ridgo by the Manhattan Club of New Tork has brought out the fact that gambling for large amounts is one of the established features tb^Club. Theii$ea sialics to Icfcep up th# interest of thegMffe' amount usually to six or eight hundred dollfcrf Id a Singlo evening. tfcee*

Philadelphia Press says General

Grant's appointments are"dtffti& go4d, 4f only in the discussion thay obcMiofri.— They are evolving iatfoe'nfttonkl mind a great principlof political from bu^baHappointments to office When this^dea ik'dnce made clear to the ptfbH^ a great end is attained and a great ?ef^r^ is ^pcompl^hod. tmk

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GRANT'S

view.el

IQUCU*—

new army orders, have

the ring'bf the old times about them.— After the disorder and demoralization of the last three years, we are coming into position again. The ipilit&rjr, forces, pt the tJiifted States we may now^expect to •ee for tbe next fgujp years managed, with •oml'^^gWift^'good order and military discipline—an end which Jlir. Johnson di^^jStleemJLo k^veiad particularly In mm* imtl toW&fifllW

A COTKMPORAS* af hldesto"'official order which WBB lately isstfed in Eng land warning the'Government clerks not to waste their juill pens, but to mend tbefai till they wferd worn to the stump.— Grant's Ikst military order, before assuming the Presidency, was upon An equally minute point of economy. It directed inilitary functionaries |o "bear IB mind that there |s hardly any speciaa.of material,' ^'o^fevfelr woffa, Whioh cannot be put to some use. fcMd linen,.(:oUoti, wool, ironpAw.j" can all iie worked up in •ome new formf^tl^: Wdoa„can be used as furt." 'gel* t&kt is aitir/ui in-that which is least is tfiifif which is «aai£w 01

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G^V'#^Mme5^tbe Spantsi it with tbe yelloW fever and small-pbx.— Both of these epidemic ^courges are ngj^ prevaffing™^w!tfi* VttulS&ce in different

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troops a critical one. During our war contagions diseaifii did hoi proves very dangftfoiw barrier .ito (he (Northern soldiery, owing7§0 our tiiporidr discipline and the general intelligence of the rank' and 4n»,^#b1cta made (he execution of any hygenic measure ah etfsy and certain thi^g,.. With the uneducated and lazy Spaniards it will,bp different Moreover, the country is itself less healthy than evefilWlffo"«rm^a^u^d^r|c|s §ur Soirffe^,Sta(jes5

Hftf WRWwW m&ovemgn State, pftcplina was in the hahit of seizing upon any chance birds of p||sage, inwivAjpe of fcofo^ .fiaiiors from New ^Eii^l^Dfa, w'l^ alighted upon its •hoMif and shtttting them np'hi cages, to preve^k.them tajjaiing the atmosphere of thaVfMkti' w^Jinigigeatiohs ^r.posiibl^ negwt|5e(^dom.., ThM did not please tha' feeliijjjj# bf 'deirt|in $6ople in MaBsachu eett^ sl* a Mlnis^r ^lenipotentjary was sent^dilarleBton iti the person of .Sam^ uel doar, ^n fll^in^ftt Mftasaohiisetts Jawyer." In ^ftwp^ withj hildaughter, jhis gentleman proceededto. Gjiarjleston, wbdi'd they w^0treated with contempt, and re qpaMjifa with threats of violeanpfi iMWirii'liom^'^TMs the soH of the gentleman above named whom Geh-

eral appointed,. Attorney-General.-

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anp^lt-6f»tefe

of-the Albany,

N. Yn Psniwatisiry contains ja report by the Chaplain on prison life in Great Britain£fiBe»l*$«»* Whnfidi ther#^ a very large number of profeisionhl childhood to old tgv. that are full of them» They onbluahftigly

all compunctlion,' a'nd ire hardened in orim^ fip visiting UraV city prison. the Goveftior directed1 his attention tb a class of tht|gia4ex)f «nmiDai». He reports as foiio^'.L-t^V:"

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I asked,him. if they were nuno,erousin Lon^tf "ibsweted, ."Very." taaid, "Are, thiay dexterous in tbe commission of crime?" He replied, "Remarkably, it is alma|tlMpb«|lhM) to detect them.'' I inquired, *Have tbey any sense of sha when -detected**'' He re?p' amwguard

the leasti Ihey/impjiy regard it as bap, which must be more carefully •d againat ia vfutp^ f^wrati^a«.t I To tbg question, ^'ETave you any Iwpe of their re formation, b. ans thoroughly obdurai

ey are so

StazU^i^e^QU^try, hfca certainly bew with Che Irosid&t's private date, but lt •was whifch sent boptk up and gold t\e national credit an impttus on'the market places of London and Frankfort which it has never felt since Altdzew ^Johnson, ttfv unhappy memory, by a "mysterfoftspk^'denee," veiled in an awadu^a taDfet,'stepped tha Presidential ohmr to dishonor it and betray the nation. May General Grant' repeat again and again t^i^«#lthy nlM3«kt —Philadelphia fare*. S lira a JM

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And the blfeshavego „. t*tlehand,IJ»* cooing do & Sestlas abort .myfcreast 3X»'. Smoothes my forehead and pats my cheeks j»t fmmt~ •r-fi.--i -©ysrifly syrtta* and ttoough-my hair,-—-

Lingering on my lip* '-i neck and clasps my arm, .: Till, tired" of ita careu, And fallen asleep within mine own,

The little hand is sold -I. JChildren's children are on my knee, •«i AidlaB|rMtlt«M.

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I feel as I felt in my early days, The touchof thatgentle*aud.

ft! THBTOTNQ MUBDBR. *#»a Bike Hntman's "Confession."

Our dispatches yesterday gave asynopBifl of tines

HARTMANS

to called conres-

«ion,4rat as there is a very general desire io learor^I that itrtnapirw in connection with the Young Tragedy, we publish ibeTollowing~cfetailed report of what we believe to be a couningly devised fable, froifa the Indianpolis Journal of the 10th:

The rumor that Sike Hartman had made a confession has been prevalent for Eaveral dayv and was, In part, cored. On last Thursday or Friday he nide a statement, which he called a "oon ession," to one of the^fficers of the jail ind which wasjby him reduced to writing, The ftstement is the same Hartman the Grand Jury, aad is ibot the iiOTt remarkable specimen in the world of making a "cle*n breast" of crime. On the contrary, it is evidently a cooked up affair, with the intention of throwing il^ wicjwoeit portiolis of this erime on guiltfoes parties, and of mitigating his own ^hare in the trgedy, and of screening certain guilty parties by throwing the au fliorities "off the scent." That part on o] tSia ator-y implicating Fiecus, be baa told before, and it has been proven untrue— Fiscus having clearly proven an alibi. Ihe attempt t6 implicate the woman Frank Clark is believdd to be a mere in Mention of the original aad ingenious 8ifa»- ban ,01

The story that Mr. Dordey is involved ih (b^ ci'ime fs the most incredible of all and nobody will believe it until itisprov. enQr Hie good name is too firmly established to be shaken by the "confession' oif a scoundrel. Evidently this "con ion" is a preconcerted arrangement to shi^d guilty parties, implicate Innocent obes and palliate Hartman's crime. The effort'to involve Fispus is believed to have been inspired by Hartman'g knowledge of the fact that Fiscus will be a damaging Witney against him. Fisous is expected to depose that he was asked by Hartman to ta)te a band in the murder, .Still the "p^nfeskfoh" of considerable value in that it1 shows the right parties Tiave been caught, that Hartman and Abraou are gbUty. ^his is the substance of the "eon teBeio^f'It ojpens out by stating that the conspiracy was. formed by Abrams, Fiscus and Dorsey more than a month before the tmgedy. that he was approached jay Fistils Md Abrams to take a.prominent part in( it, but refused and that .finally he consented U) take the part which be relateo fitther oh" in bis confession. He then peoceeds to Btate how the murder was committed

Frank Clark decoyed Young to Cold S|jkipg. Jit was not intended to kill Mrs. ybuftg Fiscus killed Yottbg. Abrams bought the gun. and gave it to Fiscus

.ncjar the fruit-house, on Saturday. Fiscus went out the Lafayette oni the,railroad waiting

railroad, crossed and hid id the hida I went out by

bridge, for hid

agreement to meet the woman, and bring her in. In fifteen minutes alter the gun to me, and I brqught her injbyor tbd Insane Asylum andite river bridge. I let her out on

Mrit etrnert, east oflllinois. She went baj^k-to'111indti, and went back on the eti^et cars. I then went to Camp Morton, and,out the Pendleton road, driving slcijw to-let the mare cool/ I went dp the ro^d to the^econd toll -gate. Coming in mdt Dowden came in by way of St. Clair ana Alabama streets, past home, but did not stop. Took the mare home to the le-^ thiob it was about B:3o o'clock "The murder was about three ock P. m. I went bom* frdm the stably but saw none of the parties until Monday, when Abrams asked ine to come to lis stAble that night, on particular bu iness. Juat after dark, whpn I got theffe, he introduced me to Dorsey. They sail |be!ljoFk,:*a& done, and we must HeOp ttrttouihs' sealed, as the penalty fprithe first ,0^ j»ho bio wed would be de^th. Dohey said he had the money that he and Fucus went thrugh the bouse of foung, and got all the papers on Saturday night. Be said ., he got from Young's licuse $*5,000,and that on Satur 44S he ^oUr^mYoung $15,000 or $20'000 on Idah. Tie said he would pay me when the} excitement died. awav. and $5,000 toured He had hot paid me anything befqfi Jioi da that nigbt, but was to have paid me parte litHe had been at his ftore all Hay, and'could prove an alibi. oraey went to

MMI.

Clem's on Thurs-

and cot frtiih hSr $] 5,0®0 in notes Y(

dat

-male by YouDg and endorsed by Dorsey, .aWtolct-hwr to ke^p' fcer moulh shut, ho woijld pay her the money, but if she did noti keep still she would be driven into thelmurder. She at first declined, and btf raid her possession ,^of ,thepa would get

Jifljrfinto JBo^le, but if givnn' to him, hd ,'was ad niinisfrator, and ^uld see tbeib Settled, rttood at the top of the stairs SBdsheard them talk. I never saw Dor. ley an til after the murd«fr~Frank Clark ^1 the money from Young's coat pocket. She shot Mrs. Youog, but did not kill her, and Fiacuf hit her on the bead kjje4her.| $he*pid that she look fron Young's pocket a long black pock-Set-,book, with a great deal of money in it. •The-ret^pn Fiscu* di4 not shoot Mn£

Yoi^Jg was' lhe^aps'flew off, I think they Tfato some one near, and rah and left the giin, He shot Young, and hallooed to her to shoot Mc& Young, the cap was off hfrdun. Fiscus came up to.where they .were gatteriog ehells, and spokei, when Youhg raised up, and Fisous shot him so Frank Clark said Fiscus never told me hliy of the particulars of the murder. I gfet Allmy inftirinatioi^ff oln her. There 110 one with me when I went up the Pendleton road did .not atop at Fee's ate, only to pay toll. Abrams and I

tnorougniy oDauraieu." He then led me gatei to the c»t|« pf.i«OTers^TO^o^6ytf rtttiig ?Went out that road on Friday,, and did character, ^nTri Instantly felt that their slopianfi"light my pipe, and then came countenances indicated ^he c«r£^tne«a.o( his asaarttoaa. ••iiasu -i-rsmj

je Jjv lV sit V'

-t fke New Ministry.

GenaralGfank haa nieated his Cabinet very much as he ^choee his generals in time of war. taktog. hot men who had reputattons *av4, Itat rather tbqse who had rdji^ationito rnaVlCf Be did wisely then, we believe he baa done as well now. /The loufels feir with sure success upon •^Idi^erfj'And we believe that less than four yeam will bind with the civic olive leaVtos the brows^of his ministers.

tb&ck and went to Gold Springs to look at the) ground. Went up the Pendleton road, for the purpose, but thought it would not do. I never

This 'aenfassion" will be submitted in open.court at the proper timst

A COOTLK of ruralists recently strayed into bne of Janauschek'a performances in New Orleans,^Mtt, unable to understand the play, and fearful that Medea would kill Jaao^wnd'tbejHNrlnM ar wltaeftes they eoon left the house. One, glancing at a placard' as they went out, beemed to eompreheiid ,the* businen, and was beard to matter,'"Dutch, by thunder(£ tifftraH

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Murders anAAffra/f*

Bergtioker 0., recently,

kitted at St a bar room

tarkey, at Nashville, Tenn., wa»

recently shpt in the head by J. C. Allen, with whom be quarreled orer a game of carda.

Ike McBride and hW *6s,two rnffiana at Helena, Ark, recently murdered two colpred men and then made their escape.

Garret Hall was killed a few days since, in Morgan county, Tenn., by young man named Keith, who is said to acted in self-defense.

Abram Hiller was killed at Magnolia, Miss., last week, by Gap*. J. W. Head. The murder was placed in Jail, but managed to make his esaape^

A man namftd Fetras recently killed a negro in Marion, Perry county, Ala. The negro if repreeented to have been very peaceable and liked in the com ^unity/iiPe|raa haa beeo lodged In jaiL

An Indian^ named William Button was found murdtped, the otber day, in Gowanda, N. Y.He was parted from his wife, and it was supposed that bis death was caused by soee one bent on revenging the real or imaginary grievancer ef the wife.-!

In a "little unpleasantness" in Sparta, Ga., on Saturday week, a young mui, named Dunn stabbed the sheriff, Mr Rogers, and on the Monday following one ^Aploye of Lake's circus, named Dean, shot another named Dunn through the head. It is thought the wound will prove nof'®1- WM* 2' 'The body of a MlMorris, who has been pissing since last October, was found recently near Troy Station, Tenn.. He told several parties Uiat he had had a difficul ty in Missouri, where be bad been pursued end shot at, and narrowly made his escape with his life) and that he was afraid that they would follow him and kill him haie. oi

On Monday night last a'party of misk ed villains burned the corn crib of Mr. George" Norwood, near Decatur. Nor wood ran out at the alarm of Are, and was shot, but not dangerously wounded by the assassins, who were dancing and bowling like demons about the burning building.' It looks a little sa if there, were need of militia in Northern Alabama,

A desperate negro, named Odell, who lived in the mountains iA Jefferson county, Tenn., and levied contributions on the farmers residing in the vicinity, was recently killed after, a terribe fight with five pursuers. He used stones and his assailants revolvers, but he killed one, wounded badly two others, and captured a horse, with whieh he was making off when it backed over a precipice, and he was so badly hurt that he could make no defense and had his brains blown out.

A few days since Davis Smith was killed at Fcrdericksburg, Washington counay, J(.y., by Pr. John W. Carrioo.— There had been a difficulty between the parties two or three months before, growing out of jealousy on the part of Smith, and Carrico then fired a shot or two at Smith without effect It is said that each had threatened to tcike the life of the other. Early last Monday morning, Smith was passing by Dr. Oarrico's office, going to ffed his horse, and having corn for that purpose in his arms. When he was about opposite Carrico,s office, the latter fired at him from the window, dis« charging bblh- barrels of a double-barrel-ed shot-gun, loaded with buck-shot. The fint shot took effect, and Smith expired alinost instantlyi hlti

The Warsaw (Mo.) Time* says a young man named Overton, whose father resides in'the southern part of the oounty, went to Washington county to procure work, and, as alleged, when he returned, brought with him a horse and a mule, the property of one of the citisens of that 'county. The owner of the property came here in pursuit arrested the young man secured one of the animals, and sent a man after the other, remaining themselves to guard the prisoner until the return of their messenger. One of the men standing nearest the prisoner tuibed his head to his companion, when Ovhrton suddently drew a kniCa from his pocket, aimed a blow whioh was only too sure—the blade eotored the neck of the unfortunate men, severing the carotid ar tery and cutting a frightful gash, sufficient to let out twenty lives, if the poor map hadpossesed them. The blood spirted out in a sickening tide, and though the dyitag man clung with a death grasp to the? clothes of his murderer, the witness of the awful scene, though standing by with a drawn revolver, who was so overcome that he could give no assistance, and as the nerves relaxed and the body fell heavily to the' floor a ghastly oorps, the assassin sprang to the door and in an instant was gliding through the brush, pursued only by the fean of an aocusing con' science. The alarm was soon given, how ever, and at last accounts a large posse was in such close pursuit that it seems hardly impossible for him to escape capture^

KY have in Wisconsin what '/are called "hard times parties." The invitations are written on btown paper and request the guest to dress in tbeir old clothes. Bean soup, crackers, and dried hertings constitute the refreshments, with "oambrie tea" and water to wash them down. The guests walk home.

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Pltaloii's PapblMi JLotlon

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Do this, and they wjll.last as long as the breath raBts, an3 the breath itself will nevir be tainted. dlw .• a

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way up Lookout Mountain, the

plqce where diemory is stirred by a thousand thrilling associations, and where the bravje boys of both armies met and fought hand to hand, where the blood of both friend and foe was mfrSgled together and ran (town the mountain-side in rivulets, is aj smooth-faced rock, upon whioh a poorj wounded soldier inscribed the following: *'S(. i.—8«0j—X.—Barly in the battle I was founded, and carried to this spot by two Clever 'Yanks.' They bade me farewelli and as tbey supposed, to die, for I -sris strwealr ftDm lort of blood that I coul4 but faio^Uy thank them for their kindhess. They ?eft in my canteen apart bottle of

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WOK, BWTBHS."

Jtmd Cravens Hart-

pan *ut riding, wfeh me.- Abrams told me on the Monday after thj) murder .that he bougb&thfc guh'ait ^oWmdn#. I #as detained by my counsel from making tbis statement sooner,) 1 never told thhm the whole story until Just-before the last time 1 was put on the witness sUni. -I told tljetn ltlitl not? ^ant (to ftp'oh the w'ilneas stand, that 1 knew something about the matter.

to which

I owe my life, for it strengthened me, and kept life within me until help same and my wound was dressed. God bless them for their kind nest, and for the

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BSTABLISHMBNT with a new featare. can procure Trees and rlahta at Wholesale If rices, by ordering through our Club Department. For prices ami vther information, address W. F. HK1KB3,

DaytntOhio.

IliY. BOWING MAOHINB. This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuok, ?Qilt, coid, bind, braid, and embroider in a most superior manner. Price oniy-818..'Fullywarranted for five ye*rs. We will pay $1,000 for any machine tbat will Bew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours-. It makes the "Kl&stio Lock Stitch." Kvefr secobd stitch can be cut, and still the cloth canopt be pulled, apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from 575 to $200 per month and expeusenv'or a ciVmmissica from which twice that amount can be made. Address SKOOMB A CO gttsburgb, Pa., or Boston, Mass., or St. Louis

€an(lon.—Do not be imposed upon by other pi^rties palming off worthless cast-iron machines, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genaine.and roally practical machine-manu* factnrod.

JPiano8f Pianos/ Ptanosi «The Parlor Favorite." With Patent "Trestle Sounding Board.'

UK Immense demand for tliispopnln'r instrument has induced us to mako its mannfactnro a. specialty, an! we are consequently enable^ to oiler them much lower rates than aro charged far similar instruments by oilier maker*. Inquire if resident dealers, or Bead for onr illustrateil Catalogue and Prico List. Adrress

U£«, M. GUILD «t CO.,

Pianoforte Manuf's, Boston, JHaaa,

AGENTS

Cliff-it., New York.

sell them."

^d"Co»TA%," 10 Crosby St„ N. Or,

JOHN P. HBNRY,

(Succescor to)

W O N

Industry Stwing Machine.Only'Xliree' Dollara Simple, practical and dnrable. llak«s the. Klastlp chain stitch, and adapiel for all kii)ls of plain se^fiug. Any child can operate it. An elegant gilt. Testimonials dully. Sent in perfect order on receipt cf price— ti. AddreiB Industry Sewlntr Mncliiue Co., Manchester, N. 11.

Sew York.

»EAFNESS.Louis,

ri.ii) i" H'(

O E 1 E I S

-t

gULLIYAN COUNTY COAL

EBBING

MOKOAN

JOHN MoFARLANB is now selling the beet artiole at Blver Ooal, sereened on tbe vidut screen In use in Vigo county, at as low a figure as an inferior artiole can be purchased. Those wishing to lay In a supply should look to their inter, est*, and bay the best when it Is aa cheap as/1 poor article.

Prop'r.

^AGNBR & McFARLANE

STOIfE CIJTTEB8,

Are preptred to execute all orders for the stone work for Buildings, Fence*, Flagging, and everything in tbis lite. WAGNBB A McFARLANE executed the ward on the State Normal School, whioh la sufficient recommendation. Stone Yard oa east side of the T. H., A I. B. B. Freight Depot. feSd3m,

liftcfi A

THB

WISE MEN of the LAND Tke Divine, tbe Physician, the' Jifflge USJS DAILY IN THBIB OWN HOMB9 AND BBOOHMINT

To all Iavallda and Sufierara raoa

Dyspepsia, Sick HeadscBe, Sour Stomach, Cost* iveness, Heartburn, Indigestion, tiles, Billons Attacks. Liver Complatfits, Gout, and

Bbeumatlc Affections

NATTJBJB'S OWN

flRIAT AND GOOD REMEDY,

TABRASTS

Effemaeent Seltzer Aperient,

As the

sustl Isst Relllabl« Medicine to people for the- abotW ClaMT of dimici The narslag babe, Its brothers atfd sisters, ita pareata and grand-parents, will all find tbis pleasant remedy well adapted fer their different plaiata. ajarerAonmBD OMLTBT ''7'

TJLRMANT CO.",

878.Qreenwtch SU New York. IV* For Sale by ell Drugglsts.TBa

-*5

ham Um

-nisattfr- I Nt

PIANO

$3000 SAIi&RT.—Address D. S.

& 5

To SELL THE American

HSITXIKO MACHINE, Pr.co $25. Tbe simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented. 'Will knit 29,000 stitches per min. nte. Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Bos toni Masa., qr St. Mo.

CATARRH, SOOFWLA

I,A Speciality.—Cures.legally guaranteed or money returned. By the Inventor of the celebrated Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator for Incurable DeafHoss. Send 10 c:s. for Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh and Scrofala. Dr. T. STJLLWELL, 198 Bleeoker-st., N. Y.

FREE FOR A 3 CENT STAMP. A PAMPHLET containing valnable informa tion on tbe gubjeot of Advertisini A list of over One rhousand Newspapers, (THE BEST AOVKBTI8INO

MBDIDMS),

and pi ice cards showing

adverVsing rates. Address GEO. P, BOWELL

& CO.,

New Yorlf.

WANTED.—First-clasa

EMPIjOTMlfcwT

address

traveling salesman

in every State. Good wages, or a libera1 per cent., and steady employmfi stamp, B. F. HOWE, 639 Arch phia, Pa.

nt. Address,with street, Phlladel-

that pays. For particulars

CO.,

M. SPENOtSK A

boro, Vt.

Brattle

BUT NOBLB.—Self-belp for Young

Men, who having erred, desire a better manhood. Sent in «enl*d letter envelopes, free of charge. If benefi ted, return the postage. Ad, dress PH1LANTHBOS, Box P, Philadelphia, Fa

HOW CAN IT llli DONE

]!. Is thscry of the crowds who throng

The Dollar Store,

73 LAKE STREET,

CHICAGO,

ption and variety of FANCY

"That ev«r. GOODS, CUTLERY, LEATHER GOODS, JEWELRY, BOOKS, ALBUM-, SILVEB-PLVTE WA BE, Ac., Ac., can be purchased at the extremely low prito of ONE DOLLAR for each article, when tbe same goods cannot be obta'.nod at any other'place for double the amount, and which the wholesaler confesses ur CAHNOT BUY for tbat price f"

We rep'y We have buyers constantly at the East, tiy whom job lots aro obtained at enormous diacaunts, and, besides, a large portion of onr goods are imported direct from European mannfactnrera.

Having, also, EVERY FACILITY possessed by the largest "Dollar Sale" firms of Boston, we will, by means of tbe

CliUB SYSTEM:

Extend the advantages of onr immense wholesale and retail tfa'dgfo those living at a distance, thus saving in express Charges 1 ••t.-.-m-'/f-

THREE-FOURTHS THE AMOUNT

Now paid and giving a better quality of goods than can be obtained of any Basterti tlrm

8«nl In yon Clubs, or send for renters, to hit

ABTWAlfO & CO.,"iJS I 731ake St., Chicago. ||)4i at Wholesale to the Trad*.

AGENTS WANTED. WE

want it responsible resident Agont in every large town to sellG.P. ROW ELL A OCS new American Newspaper Directory

JUST ISSUES.

It, glre8 the names of all Newspapers, their

POLITICS,

CIBOPLATION,

^LUtiactive character,

and much oilier information. Also, forma a cbm[Himi putUy of all towns and counties in which Newspapers are published. A handsome octavo Volume of 400 pages, bound in black cloth.

PRICE—FIVE DOLLARS.

Large cammisslpna paid canvassers. From 10 to 100 copies can be disposed of in every large town. Every thorough business man. advertiser, literary nan and publisher will want a copy These men form a small part of the community and buy quick. A town «us be sanvssstd in one dSy. Send for terms and prospectus.— Addreu NEuSON CHESMAB. Publishers' Agent,

40 Pa3f Bow, N. T."

istarts&'i

.1 .U&

NEW AOVERTiSE MEMTSi

XflK PAl£i\T MiblO

WHloolor gray hair VpttAtiSSnt BlacrSTtHoWTn Sold ererywhere. Sent by mail

Addiess B^agic Comb

Co.,

WOBKIS8 CLASS:—I

To 7iir.

farhifli all classas with oonstant employment at tli&k homes, the whole of the lime, or, for thspare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Kilty cents to 85 per evening, is easily earned bypersonsof either sex, an I the.boys and gills earn nearly as much as men. Great inducements are offered those who will devote their whole time to the business and, tbat every person who may see this notice, may send me their addres-i and test the business fer themielves, 1 mako the following unparalleled offer: To all who are not w«ll satlsiled with the business, 1 will send SI to jpy for the trouble of writing me. 1 all particular*, directions, Ac., Eont free. Sample sent by mail for

C..

cts. Address E.

Augusta, Me.

WAKTED-AGEiTS-

ALLEN

A eEHW, Farmers, Gardeners, and Frnlth*assers.--aBad for1 particulars cf

"BEST'S

Improved Trait Tree and Vine' Invigo-

ratorand Insect Destroyet." Samples to test will be forwarded to any part of tbe unirad States and piancr aaznraottea .xwnuitcqSL^ftsnri, Agents aire wanted in every County In tbe Unitsd States. Address J. AHKA.RN, 63 fieconU street, Baltimore, Md.

,PHY8IClAN#-^Sl

1. D. ST5ELY,

PHYSICIAN,

K. PHCKK1X,

-e*s Bloomfogton Nuriery, 11J. mt'fi'i't I 1 ft"

Nurseries of W. F. Heikes.

A-NOLDInnperson

$7StO$m 'per month, evto introduce the

WANTED, AGENTS. erywhere. male and female, to mtroancw- me GKN01SK

JKPJIOVBD

COMMON8KNSK FAM-

•ii.l 3

1, iff-

No. 41 North Font th Street,

MAONRTIC AMJ» BCIKCTIC PH1S1GIAK. feliSdtf

K'.yf-a, v.)

DiDBBKY,• HOMOEOPATHIC

Vt-s-^

AMU ACCOBCHEKJ^

SI1B6RUN

BarEB: Bight B*y. Bishop Tnlbott, D. D., W. Martin. Esq. »T. Efrgert. OmciiSD

RJ.S.Beach,

ESISBNOK on MnlMrry str«ut,i

twees 6th and 7th, next to Norraaltjcbool^i* sSSdtf ,,

R.A. AENATJD,

ORNCA—Comer

AND

of Main

^lrtW

over the National State

RISIDKMOB—ChestnutBank.

St-

-Chestnut 8t*, between fith and 7UE S E A E IN

mISlyl

I I. nelves together for the practice of Medietas with the above Homoeopathic law as PUC gniilo, we will be pleased to a'ttend all wbo mly nhed ur professional services.

OFFICE, 139 MAIN STREKT,

between 6th and 6th streets, Qv»r llnisnn'n^hica Store. APPLEBY A WATEKN ja25dlm

S. J. YOUNG,

PHYSICIAN and ISrilG

OFFICE—Weat Side FnbUc *»ni«re, (Formerly occupied by Dr. Curl is.)

Calls attended to night and diy. National Honse.

JACOB BJJTH.

to sell tli» celebrated

CLIPPERWANTED MOWEBS

KEIPKBS—Ligh

and

draft and must durable Machines made. Send for Circular.

CUPPIB

Mown A Biirta Co, 12

Residence at J*2Wtf

HOTELS.

tsiQ'i'S

crzn.c.' KT/T

NATIONAL HOUSE, COB.SIXTH

MAINBTBEKT,

ANO

TEBBE HAUTJK, tNl.

JACOB BDT7, HON ..PBlll'RIKTOJW,

Tliis House has beou thoroughly refurnish* 1. my 23ilwlv

FARMERS' HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH $ CHERRY STS. Opposite Eastern Market Honse."' Having a large Wagon Yard attached, will en--able me to givo general satisfaction to the trav eling public. n. W. KANlvlN.

TERREIiAUTE

tlOUSB,

OOBSN MAIM ANN BKVCNTH rrfttm, Terre Haute, Intlinna

This Hotel has recently been refittod, and piitl^ flrBt*o1fi88 ordor, offering acoomuiod&tion^ nn^nr. psaood la tbe Stkte. *W p*3t. C. BVirriN. !kU

HOUSE.

pLAR£ OOBHKB

am now prepared to

OOBHKB or riBST ANI OHIO STBRPTS.

Torre Haute, Indiana.

W: B. GRIFFITH •PropprlelOT

Office of Marshall, Mcntecuma and fulestlne Hack Lines. Free Buss to and from all Trains. novSSdtf 1%

PARK HOTEL,

ON THB AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN, Cor. Beelcman and Nassau Sts. Near City Hall Park New Tork

GEORGE WIGHT, Proprietor.

N. B.—Located in the very heart of tbe wholesale business, tbis is one of the most convelntly located Hotels for Merchants, Business men and others visiting tbe city. d29dGm I

PACIFIC174HOTEL,

170, 172, and 176 Greenwich Streets One door north of Cortlandt, and one bloek WPSt of Broadway.

The undersigned takes pleasuce in announoing to his numerous friends and patrons that from tbis date, the charge of the Pacific will be $2,b0 per day.

Being sole Propriotorof this House, and therefore, free from tbe too common exaction of an inordinate rent, he is fully able to meet the downward tendency of prices without any falllog off ef service.

It will now, as heretofore, bo bis aim to maintain undiminished the favorable reputation of tbe Pacifio, which it has enjoyed for many years, as one of tbe beat travelers' hotels.

The table will be bountifully supplied with every delloacy of the season. Tbe attendance will be found efficient and obligibg

The location will be found convenient for these whose business calls them in the lower part of tbe sity, and of ready access to all Railroad and Steamboat tines. fe2dw6m JOHN PATTEN.

ATTORNEYS.

Attorney at Law, AND ISTOT-A.H'y PITBLIC. Orrica—On Ohio 8treet, between Third and Fourth Streets. ,, ^gct88'l.Awfim

JHO. P. BAIBDU^ 0H1KU8 OBHtT. gAIRD & CRUFT,,

Attorneys at Law, Omoi.—No. 82 Main Street, up stairs. ftblftltt

E. MCLBAN

I wm.

Terre Haute, Inrt. OrncB.—No. 86 Main Street. dec.'fdly

DENTISTRY.

C. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Established Dennm In Terre Haute. OrrtOB—On Sixth Street, betweW TJTSin and Ohio, one door south of National Mouse.

Ha ring had upwards of eighteen years' experience In Dentistry, he Is oonfldeBt Mis* he can give satisfaction In all casta. jj 0 (JJ^^yt.

HOFF'S

J| T^ADr j) MARK

Malt EXTRACT-

Great Reduction in Price. QUAUTISS AMV PROJKKTIM UaiMriraiiD, A Mlffktftl, nutritions BKVKKAliK.

A Pleasant liTlgcraUnc TONll'. A Rnkstltate for Ale »nd Alcahollc Drinks. A. 8TRBN6TH8VBB for Ute Debilitated, [CSPC0IAUT IttJMIW# HOTtfSKS.J,

A Certain BXMSDY for Disorders of the THROAT, CHK8T, LUNGS AND STOMACH. Sold by Druggists and Grocers.

HIOES

a if f-—

t*'

lor (1,2).

4T-

lUnQf«oiarer and Dealer ia

Nes. 144 A146 MAIN STr, TKBRK OAUTB, IND.,

Jgtk#1?'***

'^'Similia Similibus durante?.'6'•

TTAYIJIG ASSOCIATED OUR-

-ar'

BOANS—Cochineal, Maroon, Blue, Green,Yellow, and Cream._. IitliING SKINS—White, Fink, Yellow and BusM^ROOeb^aMjmio, PatBsls, Oap*",

Boot Leg, Pet bled, SimoD Goat, etc. OAIC KID—French niT American. PLASTERER'S HAIR. tJastingg,

N^llr, Awl6 an'd Tackn, ."last*,:bl»*Tret*, V'J *1 ii Or imping Boards," ft' Oljmp,, Boot Trees, .1 Crimping Machines, ~.u

No Land Warrants need be expected for service iin the lato war, sitid no-further bounty to veteran, wbo has hod throe or four hundred dollars.

I have never lost a good claim where the psrty permitted me to mauageit in my own way. I have lost two valid claims on account of such interference

MGV~ Refer to Merchant?, Bankers and Citlseifs generally, and to any one of Ibe thousand wbose claims have beoa obtahied by me. jgSdwtf 1). S. DANALDSON

SPEER'S STANDARD

fmat

FOR

it)iito fii inn cilia X'

J,H.BLAKE,

1'zh

4ii v,t

,,I-7

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, —Aim— GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW SUKQBOH AND MKOBAKTOXL W®'

E N 1 S

IlQCOdMor to Dr. D. M,. WKLD, No. 157 M*iu St. National Block, Terre Uaato I&d. fm3(VUf

DR.

JOS. S. PEDEBBEN, 234 Murray St., New

Boh Agtmt for U.S. and BritUk Province* ,i JasUmly-VT Wv?' 'J.-

-ji-

OilSe 8bde Find

ings, and Carrier's Tools,

IM on band *nd «o-

licits ada Boot and Shoe Vunfocturei S, Ha# die and Harness Makers Dealers,

varioaa kind* uf go9to

Consisting of

Bag Leather, Idne Leather Seating, Pad

ling,

Jbb.

SOBE—Oak, Hemlock, Slaughter, Buenos Ayres, and ftrlooeo, Kruiob aod Aaserkas Call and Kip Skins, Wax Tipper, Buff, Oraln Leather,

Web^

Hi..--

Threads,

«3&boeIhlck, '.vm Brhtlts, --•ii Kyelett, Cork Soles,

Ctiineat, fboe Kit, Macbinp Wax, Qum Traxacanth.

KdoBl*6kHig,'*lv

Btc., Ktc., K.c

OILS—Cod, Straits irnd Bank. Sicily, Sumac and Japonica. THREAD, NEEDIHS, AND SEWIJT0 MACHINE THREAD

AND- SILK.

«sr CASH for Hide*,, Kors, Sbeep Pelts, Deer Sklbe, Tallow, and Leather in the R«ugb. Consignments,, always Receive

Prompt Attention

Ffl»5dwtf

MILITARY CLAIMS.

l"N.

CLAIMS-.CARD

XTJL'U9 .tJOuM ,'VWiM, ft J- iSS"

ltttlir s. MSAt»S»5,

Military Ai Rc^nlarl dfflce—Parrington Block. 11

E. Coiner Public Square,

,nl

-WINE

BETTERS!

THE* BEST BITTERS JTor Weakly Persons. FOR TTRE W»A:I5,

P0B THK PALE,

THE

SICKIIY,

FOR THK AGED,

I FOR FKMALKS.

"A,' FOR

8PBTNQ US* 111

Ifo Biiters Equal to Tliem Speer's Standard Wine Bitters,

—MAD* OR—

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS Sputa's Celebrated Wlne. so well known, with AW 'CHAMIIMVLK riOWKR8," 'sl odt r.9 SNAKK BOOT,

WILD OBKBBY BAI 6

-and such other HERDS and ROOTS as will in all cases assist DlgbSMon, promote the Sacretlons of the System iu the natural channels, and give

TONE AND VIQOR

—TO THB—

VOlllffi AND OLD, HiLII AND FlliLI! Alljnse ii with wondotfhl success. Brings COLOB ouvmtr iw To the pale white lip, .* 6m Ji

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the thin fh'oe and care-worn oountenance. Curds FKVKK and oteates APPETITE.' Try them. (T*n none other. Ask for SPKEH'd STANDARD BITTERS. Sold by Draggiits and Grocers. t~ee that my signature is over the oork of each Bottle.

I ALFRED SPMER, Passaic,If. J., and 243 Broadway, Now Tork. 99" supplied1 by all Droggist*.

i»»»

*6.T JVIE EW GBOO

-W:

ERRORS OF YOUTH. Taungi I strated

n, the experience of years has demonfjiet tbat rellanoe may be placed In tiie efficacy ef DR. a

Julys SPECIFIC

For the speedy and permanent core of seminal Weakness, the result of Youthftll Indiscretion, which neglected, ruins the happiness, and oaflta tlio sufferer for business, social society, or marriage. They can be nsed without detection or interference with business pursuits.

Price one Dollar per box, os font boXee for three dollars. If you cvunot procure these pilis eo'ose Oo.j 64 the money to BariM A

Cedar street, New

Yerk, and they will be sent by return mail, well sefcteld. Private dl^cttlars to gi

gentlemen HSt free imi

on application. Enclose stamp. j» deolOdeedwly

AND

PROVISION STORE 1

•Si

E. D. MOJLLOr, ,.i luxnn Groceries and Provisions, Mo.» 4th Street, one «owlhmth »f t*e Past OSUse,

Ti^«Haute. Indian^

Tba onAsndtfaad hiss just opened at- the above stond, aftrat-class Family Grocery and Provision Store, with a Urge and wall selected stock of new and freah articles suitable for every day nae In families, to which he calls tbe attention of his friends and »be» public geaarally.

Goods delivered to any part of the olty ftree

0f,°S?'0-11t"|ce

,Mtar

'•UJ 'k't^il£ 1

SHI

%%owSrf:

x&Vf *,fc5ov:?

(•ismnicEi -,

"""ST

UP STAIRS, FIBST

Does,

TERSE 1IAUTJB, IN». Pension Clfiims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY M(?NEY COLL1CTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED, Vouchers Made out and Pention Ifomq/ Dram* from Auy Pension Agency in the UnitedStaiei.

PROTJCSTS ISSUED, Land Warrants Assigned, Bought and Sold, and Defective Asslgaments.Cometcd.

MB.

DANAID8ON

well understands the mode of

adja^tingand collecting any claims growing nni of the recent BjebeUion, and for 1867 and 1868, has collected and paid over ta the claimants more than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars has obtal ed three hundred Pension Certificates, for wounded or •injured^soldiers, widows, mothers, and minor children, and Seven hundred bounty checks for discharged privates.

Pensions, if now applied for and granted, will commeneo at the dato of the soldier's discharge. No time should be lost, as this favorable provls. ton terminates totally about June 18J0,or at five years after tbe discharge.

Arrears of pension miy now be had in all cases where ihe penaien does not commence at the data of discharge, or doith of the soldier. Look aty*ur certificates and call on me.

JJonnty claims under tbe recent law, act of Jtlly 2Stb, 186(i, are now nearly all paid. Anew law for the next and last bounty, may, perhaps, be passed this winter. If so, applications mav b? tyade the coming Spring or Summer. will give-notice when such law is passed. No.pensiona havd yet been allowed for service in tike war of 18121

.irtw rsiB ha^kj tl&i .j.-a-,?- 1 ,ioft

•NATIONAI.'

LIFEINS

i-jat-b aa *is

0'TH«

CASH

Mae&neThreM.

Shoe Blacking ,'. *id Bruslus,

branch offxcki

First National Bank Baildiiigr

ilrsq

.! i!iw

united States of America^

WA^USaiOB, B, ft ,f-X IS'"* •I'1

CSUTIUI) 8FIMLiCf .f'WlrttBS'

Ml# n# nnx.

Where the general bntinrsa of thn CMaruiy tratisactad, and to which all genera^ 'iuO

ence should be add reined.

A 'jm ivil *iIJ liioii

OIiABKNCB H. CLASS, PtrsidaDt^ftiST lc Ooti JAT COOKS, Chairman Flnauca ayd .Fusca. Committee. HENRY D. COOKK.Vlce-PrfSldent." EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary ihi ,yj, .i u-i iw* .Ifirfiw

Thla Company, Natiaaal In ifc ehsMrtrt','"«filfesby reason of its large Oapitatf Lfew Satea «T tte minia and Now Tables, the moat iJlBii of inauring lile yet presented io the^ublia,.^^

The rate) of premium being largely reJnced, are made as favorable to the' insarers astboee tbe best Mutual Companies, and avoid all tMfB complicatioDs and uace'rtaiaties of Noteey tWW? oT droits, and the mlsunderstam logs whioh Bott ter are so apt to cause the Policy-Hof'Vr,

SevSral new and attraetive' tables sented, which -need only to be Xinlteratedi'Mi^'tstoQ prove acceptable :o the^public, suohas the IN COMB-PRODDOING POLICY and RET0RM, ». PREMIUM POLICY. In the ttrtnef, the pSHcrbolder not only wcurrs a life Insuratiie, payable Jat death, but will receive, jf Uving,after»period of a few years, an. annua/ imconu Un CflU_(10p«- eent.) cf hit poficy. In the latter, the Company agrees to rttura to the tunned Ote amount of monies PnW ifaddittoiito Os amount of hi» policy.

The attention of persons coat*mplatlns kumr+WM sril ing their ltves or lacreaslng the amoant of InSur• ance they already have, is called to the special advantages offered by the National Life InriiranerS00®* Company. s^Sitiai

Circulars, Pamphlets and fall psrtlciilta gln^bdSMS on application to the Branch Office of tbe Com. pany, or to j.

,'v.•'-'1 lit "1 •. ». fn.'i jt rri. iiaa OF HARTFORD, CONN.

'ffAfiisa

JOHN W. ELLIS A CO., "j oimisrrAtT, obio, t**

General Agents for Ohio and Oeotrat ahd •rn.Indiana. 5*ajf ot 1 jm FOOTE, 2M4ly 'lVl*^1J'Agent for Terre Hsule, iSl, .. cfr-m-im 7-•««

A.t vieaki

'*R F- ri ,• fM, sdl

s,:-.

TNSUFJE WITH THK BEST

s'-'i

,• ioi1# xm

T» yE A

BIN6KB8 AND PUBU0 BPftlKBSU

LAKE'S LAND AGENCY,

i«

5W,

Cash issets over $5,052,8801 fl£T*df

Fire and Inland Insurance at as favorable terms as tbe Haaards Permit for ReUabli Indemnity, StoJti

HAQER & McKEEN, A gems, Dowllnc Hall

Jan6d3m

«wlfi?

iw ea«ts

ortt«r«Qd

-A CoaKta^Cold, RBQOIBES IWHKDIATI AWIOKFIOIIJ*®' AMD SHOULD MB CHICK«0. It .J)

ATIOWIN TO COSTISOI,

lmtatlon «r UieZ,nn«r*,rf''

psnumeut Hvost AAs nii tion, or Mi IncnraMs Lang BMeass Jaafc ,M orr«wl»B».*r.swu!t,MB OS 91*tl

Unwi'i Ihufel "J' Having a direst lolliteaoe to* tw parts, give lmmedlat^ rellef.

9iit

For Bronchitis, ^-lnir-*r TTTirllistT smnptlTe and llir^TK^Wa^tW~/ TBOCHBS ABE VtXD WITH 4SW*TO «64»

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will find Troches useful In olearlng the voice when taken bofote Singing Sj^tofcWjgJtering the Throat after an tmneqalexer tluil nrttr* vocal organs. The Troches are reocnaendad awL. ribed by Physicians, and havv hid tostitnai^

prescribed by Physicians, and haw hid testima^ oials from eminent men throughout ttecoantry. dittoed Being an article of truo, merit, and havint TIO& their efflaacy by a test of many years,eaohyaar finds tUem in new localItlea Mvarteus'paTW fft the world, aqd ths Troches MO wtiTSrsWly po-'' 3*1% nounoed tban other article*.

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and do not take any of tbewortiUsM imitations tn»6 may be oiTerod.

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i-f-L OF YOUTH restored In four wceka. JB^ RIOOBD-a ESSBNOE O* Un1restore* aimly* power*, from whatever cause arising tbOjj&Qt^A of early pernicious habits, se!f-abtt*e, ImpoUncy and climate, give way at oaoe to tUa wondarfaKJ }OuL medicine, if taken regularly acoordlngto the di' rectlons (which are very simple, aod reqoinrttAI*!* restraint from business or pleasure.) fultn 1st! itaa impossible Sold la bottles at S3, or font ifrattti-

ties in ana for 89.. To bo had only of. Ihe MtoilaP'jsHjWU pointed agentfin America, H. GERTIZtN, 93.. 3d ,. Atenne, S.r. of 18th street. N. Y.

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I LAND ACENCY.^iaiflu .„ ./ J-IJ: a wltrt at 1S»*H

On Ohio Street, between Third an4»e|*«lti''-! k)v| Lands BongM aad S^A MMMMstHMMi"

tWOiOOO worth of desirable Olty and Country prop^tty for sale, Hoaaea fM reat. MtWdaMt* *hM r^x iu a xiao

w. ill ob w8 tonl*#--Real Estate ColtunO to%m&

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HENDRICH & LANG^

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Offloe over First National Bank, 8. E. Oorjsar^g^ gi&il 1 Ik and Main Streets.

I 4 Abstracta tiUo Lotuu n*-, gotiated, SHCIofMoneyfuraisbed, invested. ,a.. .M

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CITT PROPERTY,

Forty Lots In Llntoa's Addition to Terre BsiiW1 House and lot, east Ohio street, •irfT House and lot. In McMurrain's Additltion, Honse and lot la Sibley's addition oa Sth atasA, icliseup Hons- and lot in Rase's addition on 8th street, UoaiieAnS Ivt on Poplar, bettftofe gttr aad Tth IO0

''uonao «W tot on' tttfrtb tth, bel^Sfas Oiisenut and Ltnton streets. if ftW itsTwo Imslaeee Houses on Mnln strec^,

OOUNTT PROPERTY.

Para of 89 acres In Hoasy iOsi iih-l'n .-.

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17S acrsa In Linton township. S Aords below the Rolling Mill, wees side naaal. -rT

99^10 "1JJ t-«. MUJ OL' »i «s.