Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 June 1869 — Page 2

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Friday Mornins, Jane lbt» WW.

•Jmx. i®4 tendered right."", .td jaent in •«1°» «»M« incurred" by wemtn. reputed ft. be »u Wife. Tb« Judge b$W!fWi.t.ti»p. fact, of their not beiog actually married did not release the oslecBiWe husband Stop Ba-

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'THi resuU of the ^ote amonglKe adelpWa JlethodUts, on -tlie qiiftltion of lay delegation, la «igfe»ett for -to

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York

ADDITION

aid thepn

in making the measure general." W-h Paris eDjoys a Christian Sabbath, thete will be some prospect of its ceasing ^e a heathen city.

than a dozen oommunicatioui,

on'the School Superintendency question are respectfully but positively declined.— "Hard words Gutter nTp»rsnipB." There is no occasion for personal abuse in discussing such a eubject., If any gentleman cannot, possibly control bfa temper, but feels irresistably moved to utter seve and unkind "words, he had better do privately, and directly to the parties towards whom-his- ire is-excited. Our read* ers would not enjoy a perusal of that sort of thing, and we have a great deal |f better matter for their entertainment.

to the Shamokin and Hat

xiet, two iron vessels, to be told by the Navy Department this month, the Algoii quin will also be disposed of at auction All of these vessels have been appraised by a competent board of offloers, and will not be sold unless the--bida_raach the amount of the^ appraisement. The ship buyers in J^ew York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere are on- the qui vive to find out 'what the appraisement is, for the purpose of making bids accordingly, but the de partment has thus-far succeeded io-keep ing it a secret. At the recent sale of the Memphis the buyer paid tqn thousand dollars more than the appraisement.

THE New York Tribune commends the careful investigation which Gen.

FIELD'S

Committee is giving to all ques

tions ^connected^wU^

trust, will not fail to remember that what

more thorough and comprehensive in its details than heretofore, taken as nearly simultaneously over the whole United Stales as possible, whose results shall bp reduced and given to the public within a year from the time it is begun. How to do this if, as we know, a very serious problem but the doing of it^ will be substantial gain worth all (fVill"Cost, anil I eminently hdtfoMble to the men who shall devise the system that may make it practicable.

"WASHINGTON RCTTTBLICAWS

are jubi

lant over the result of the recent election in that city, and -nofrwithout good reason, for they have gained an overwhelming jViotorjr, one that sets the seat forever upon the rebel dynasty in the nation^ capital. This istiignally retributive, far there flourished the pride and the bigotry of slaverj^but a fawyears^go.

POThalf

Mail ItemsV

Crtfjuetia a popular game in tiie Sultan's harem. -11-6-There was an average of ten deaths a jly in ntncinnati last week.

At Northampton, Mass., street cars-are nin by steam up a grade of three hundred feet to the mile.

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aoaintt the proposed uaeasVa- The W and radios} ehang^lfl^ho ecclesiastics orgaDiaaMon^of l#®' Mrtbodist GbnWbof this country may already^*) ^side^'' as an accomplis'hed'fact. JLJ» ••-**i~sesssssesss£±"

PRTWRA

allcflelo a very

"prof^un4 AAd ^on&rfiil refer in, whi?h has just been begun id Paris: The prm cjpal shops—including those ofnearly all the iiaen-drapetti^ hosiers, sift mere's and venders of readj-niftd© apparel "Will henceforth be closed on Sunday#. Tjie merchants have' taken this step of their own accord, and their fetaployes "apptjal to the goed-wili of the puWic

505mtoa to eachjquare mile. The income'Mtarns of 1868 show an increase ofnearly 100 per cant, over those of 1867-

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Newark voted for the running of the streetcars on Sunday by a majority of a &

The various tiWrew chwrftaMe aiul benevolent societies of Philadelphia have been consolidated.

The art of saying the right thing at the right time" in the right way, is the secret of the best'conversation. .,

Nearly all the Poles-believe that next year will "witness-the restoration of their nation in aU its freedom and glory.

The Beatonian who lately sent $2,000 to the United States conscience fund signed himself ."1. M. Square

The London .Star is not Mr. Bright's organ, as often reported. He formerly owned a share in ii, but sold out longago

Laborers are wanted on the new rail roads in Tennessee, and but few can be found, though good wages aire offered.

Fifty-one volumes of theCongresaonjt Globe sold recently in New York for thirty cents. Of a verity gab is cheap!

A Roman correspondent says it has been resolved to devote £12,000 to arm ing the Pontificial^dragoons with new ri fleB\

Iowa has increased in population 000 during the

past

century the seat of government remained a stagnant social pool, without energy enterprise, population, or anythiog.iub stanli&l, excopt during the annual sessions of Congress. Jaess than a decade Jias ehsnged all this, and to-day capital is seeking investment in the place it once fpurned, new Jiftf Hai been infused -sohoels of grand proportions are going up, and all the elements of intelligent thrift are being introduced.. This las' great triumph sends theoapital bounding along the highway of prosperity. Ita moral effect upon the country will prove no less. The colore! men learned their interests and struck hands with the friends of progress. This accord is their polit leal salvation all over the South.

Con

Resources or tbe Heart or the Uoent. The Chicago Republican gives a valu able sketch of the coal and iron resources of the heart of the continent, now made accessible to the enterprise and in dustry of the country by rail. It is an exhibit that deserves td attraot much attention. Iron ia the king of metals, and coal, its prime minister," shares with it an industrial value upon which all the other arts wait. Rich as arethestores of the precious metals, the line is a narrow one their mining operations offer to human development. But once let the iron forges begin to appear in the Rocky Moun tain regions, where iron and ooai lie aide by side in inexhaustible quantities, and civilisation will broaden and solidify at such centers. It is not too much to look for a future Pittsburgh in the heart of tbe oontinent, with its flaming fires and busy hammers working out the most material and important problem of all human communities. The knowledge of this munificent industrial endowment will do much to hasten the progress of that section. and weakh Have been looked until the railroad brings the key and now, at the very threshold of the new railroad wa, they offer tempting pictures of what the great labor communities of the mountain country may become, with- siivar bricks and gold ingots coined from among their more common and useful ores and with coal abundant on every sidb, as the malter of all.

twenty-nine years

dhe has now 1,000,000, and is entirely out of debt. The owner of Ametican Girl offers to match her against any trotting horse in iho world, mile heats, three in five, to harness, for $5,000.

The town of Quitman, Ga., which wa laid out in 1860, has now 2,000 inhabit ants. This, cerfainlyris material proipeiity.

A Greek paper in Constantinople, the Neologos, has been suspended for two montns for printing a libel on the Prince of WaleB.

The man who assailed Superintendent of Police .Kennedy in his office in New York recently, has been sentenced to six months' imprisonment.

Miss Lucy T. .Bradshaw, of Montpelier, Vt., has been, since the death of

A student in want of money sold his books, and wrote borne: ."Father, rejoice, tor I now derive iny* support from literat^ireu" j. a

The w&atfiQt*wfse m' England are pre dieting a' cold and unproductive season Oecausa the ash trees remained bare long after the oiks werg, in, full foliage.

A servant, girl al Newberg,

Jean Dollfus, the fhat manufacturer of Mulhausen, Franta) has given three million francs as aland for sick and infirm workingmen,vSnd to edncste poor Children. The population of the town is only about 30,000, eo-that this sain will be a very important benefit.

Mrs. Elihu

BBV.

P.iny H. White, the official head of the Order of Good Templars in Vermont, Mr. Bobert von Sohlagintweit, while at Columbus, Neb,, lately, had plaster casts of six Pawnee Indians and squaws made.

Mr. Ottarson, formerly night editor of the New York Tribune,- tut removed from that place by Mr. Young, has been re stored to his old desk.

A wise man of Canada finds that the frogs are building their nests iu the mid' die of ditehes, and predicts a dry summer.

The London theaters have abandoned the "half-price* at 9 o'clock" system, which worked^succesjfullj jn New York, last winter.".11",**

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was too much for a burglar last week dne poured a gallon of hot water ov nim, and ke left the premise* in a hurry.

Thi rebenb explbaion at the Cincinnati gas works was 5*used by striking a match io light a tobacco pipe. The man who did, it was. the only, victim of the disaster,

A solicitous parent ih'Buffalo recently tent hil.daughter to a noted7 oculist to iee if she could JJo, cured of winking to certain acquaintances she is wont t^ meet on th« atreets.

The ladiei of the Jinooln county (Maine) lodge of Good l^empiars have anianmously resolvod toBCcept the attentions of no man who drinks intoxicating liquors.

A chorus, from Westfleld, Mass., who are to take part fn the Peace Jubilee, in steaA^of jatroaizing.tha.crowded hotel^ "prSposeTo^amp' out inTeets on the beach, near Boston. ^.••Confederate Memorial AssbpiaUon is to ba foruJed, to be comporal 6T ftll rebel soldiers who were in the -surrender or were honorably' discharged before that time. Deserters are excluded? ,i

A gray squirrel entered a house near Peach Bottom, Penn, one day last week, ana attacked a child about sjx years old. Before he was secured he had bitten two vther persons severely.

The Now .York papers complain that servant .girls, sewing women and other real lattoters are Eevef allowed to have anything to Bay at the so-called "work inigiromen's assemblies'' ih that city

A Richmond, Va^ junk-dealer has sent forward to Boston, to be exhibited at the Peace Jubilee,, the old family oarriage ol Jeff Davis, used during his Presidency of ihe Confederate States.

The Ohto llepublicanr have already a chance to choose between Sam Galloway acd Generals Sh'cenck and G-arfield, fur iheir candidate for Governor, next Fall and Governor Hays is not at ail averse to.re-eleotion.

From an old Georgia newspaper of 1819, has been exhumed an advertisement of Mr. William H. Seward as a school master at, Milledgeville. The list of his accomplishments as therein stated'is very imposing

Queen Victoria has agreed to give the Priuce of Wales between £30,000 and £40,000 a year from her private purse, and accordingly the request for an increase of his allowasce will not be press* ed

A man in Washington reoently went to tbe houce of a women very sick with consumption, and beat her in a shocking manner. She had made her will .jn his favor, and disappointment at finding her alive prompted the assault

Publisher Carleton, proprietor of the Worth House, at New York, has acceded to the demand of bfc waiters for an increase of pay, but 4osists that they must appear in the dining room wearing dress coats, white cravats and white glovee.

George Francis Train,in his recent Fenian burst at San Francisco, Cal, came on th« atage, dressed in along Irish gray overcoat which reached to his heels, 111 compliment to his Hibernian auditors. George had,better retaintbe costume permanently. -3 r/.i

Been, who cut off the* he& of brothewn-Iaw (in Masaaohusetts) with a maalrchopper,. iias .bee a—aenteaoed—to death. When sentence was pronounced tie exhibited a little emotion, and one" of the offioers offered him a drink of water. With a brutal air of bravado he rejected the draught, and exclaimed, "Nv G—d d—m you, drink it yourself."

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Washburne.is speeding

the summer at her home in Galena, IB., and will make her debut in Parisian so"fef lr oC Madame Montholon, and, .like her, descended from the French settlers of Illinois, who attained to great wealth by trading with tbe' Indians. She speaka fluently the French language.

The new marriage lair of Ohio prohibits the intermarriage of first cousins and of, giria-ander sixteen and of boys under twenty-one, unless with' the consent of their parents. In consequenoe, a yoang lady who ia an orphan and is not legally of age—eighteen,-—and so without a gaardian, casvhQt ge^marriedLiiBtil she ^'grows •up/' -,*'w

Sonday last was it ftoted day in the annals of Otii'o iaifik *JBtave% prisoners in the Colum bus lockrup captured their keeper, gagged him with a pillow—tenderhearted fellbwi—-and madegood their escape. On the same day, the inmates of the Cleveland jail, made an organized ef« fort, to burst-their bonds, but failed of success, thougn one keeper was severely beaten.

One Jeremiah Town^d is in the Connecticut State Prison for causing an irregularity of $112,000 in the account* a bank with whioh he- was connected.-" He asks to be pardoned. Under the code which is practiced now-adaya it is a won der he ever was convicted. His atory told ina'feW words, viz: "I wa« fond of fast horses and fast women, and theae led to my ruin."

It is stated by the Albany Evening Journal- ibat the person from whose deceit Hester Vaughn suffered, and whose name she refused to give even when bet life was at stake, occupies a high social and political position in Philadelphia, and that she was spirited out of the country for fear lest, under the excitement of association with those who have taken such a lively interest in her case, she might be induced to diEclose bis identity.

THE

Timee thinks it will be •'unfortu

nate" if ratification should depend on the vote of Indiana. Certainly. It will be "unfortunate" that any State ahoold refuse its assent to so righteous and necessary a measure and we fe°Pa to see sanctioned by at least 30 of the 36. But if we should be disappointed in thisr-if thefe should be but recorded in iu fa ver,beside Indiana, we shall insist that is the law of the land, and shall hope to be sustained therein by The Times..—NY. Tribune.

A Useful Cbsrity.

Mr. Corcoran has been subjected to good deal of denunciation, and to some more serious damage, for his aympathy with the South during the rebellion. But he has been doing "works meet for repen tan ce" since the war closed, and since be has been permitted to ruturn to Washington. His gift of bis magnificent building on Pennsylvania avenue, with very large collection of valuable paint--isgs,—as an—art -gallery, to the City of Washington, was a worthy and generoos donation. And he has done a still more noble an.d beneficent aot in establishing at a coat of over $200,000,a home in Washington for the widow* .of officers, clerk* and other servants of the Government, who may be left in need of auch charity There is so course of life in need of such charity. There is no Course of life upon which.an honest man can enter fn this country, with amors absolute oertainty of being reduced by it to absolute poverty and destitution, than that of tkeMrrictsf the Qoverjityent.il is as sure to produce thia result as drunkeness, profligacy or any of the more flagrant forms of vice. No matter what advantages of youth, health, strength, or conrage a man may have when heenters upon it,they are all sure to vanish. He cannot more than live on the poor pittance whioh is ali the Govnmmant p»y for his services, and if he unfortunate, enough to keep his offlee till age, failing health or sickness render him helpless, he is sure'to be dismissed to make place for some healthier, and therefore hungrier applicant, and Is turned adrift without resourees and without friends. If he is fortunate enough to.be turned out be fore he. is too old, or toospiritiese, to mako for, himself any other» career, he may be vable in time to provide for the wife and children who are dependent upon him,if he does not spend the reet of his life in whin ing over what he will regard as tbe greatest misfortune, but which a little energy would make tbe {greatest piece of good luck, that could possibly befall him.

But there is no class of our population and especially of the population of Wash ington, more certain to need charitable •da and relief than the widows and chil dren of Government clerks and other officials. And no direction could possibly be given to a munificent charity more certain to meet positive and imperative want, than that of tfhich Mr. Corcoran has gi^en'to the charity be has just estab tithed at Washington. It is fortunate that the rebellion leit him with the means to do so great a good. And it is doubly fortunate that,', after the experience* he has gone through, the rebellion should have left him inclination, as well as the means, to found so useful and so necessary a charity. Tbe different departments of ibe Government serve very well as hospitals and poor houses for its ememployes, while they livebut when they die other sources of aid are needed by their widows and orphans.—N. Y, Timet.

Now that the great Pacific Railroad is an accomplished fact, reflecting honor on all who have chared in its construction or advocated its claims, the secret of its birth becomes a matter of more than or dinary interest. Hon. Thos. Benton and George Wilkes both are credited with brilliant defense of its feasibility long be fore any one could be found to take hold of the work itself. The friends of Gov ernor Pollock, however, make out strong case to establish the claim that he took ihe first official step in the matter, Upon his motion in 1848, in the House of Representatives, a select committeee was raiatd to take the question of a Pacific railway into consideration. This com mittee consisted of Hon. James Pollock as chairman, Hon. Robert Toombs, Mr. McClelland, Mr. Hilliard, Mr. Dixon Mr. V«nabie,Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Melay Tbe report of tbe committee emphatically recommended the undertaking of the work, but the attention of the country was diverted to o»her affairs at that time, and no action was ever taken. Mr. Pollock's report was made June 28, 1848, and will be found at length in the third volurhe of the Journal of the United States House of Representatives, first aes sion of the Thirtietn Congress, No. 733. This, with the report of the select committee of 1881, made by Hon. James H. Campbell, makes the official record of Pennsylvania in this matter a very strong and gratifying one.—Phil. Pre**

THxpobabiiity that the Alabama claims ill be made a party issue in the approaching elections is a good deal discussed in some of the Republican journals. Tbeympst be in a desperate, condition when they have to resort to such a stupid old question as that for political capital. Tbe country doesn't care two cents about the Alabama claims, except as a means of annoying Sojgland and paying her off whan the right time cornea. Meanwhile, there are not a thousand men in the United States who would take the trouble to go to the polls to vote oa the subject. —N. f-Sun. n,

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A BA1BAMU8 KAIHB

Unfcrtuaate

TOMBS Wi1

lag CoiTieted of Crime. ... from theltoatoB Adverlisar.]

TB i*ue

Avery peculiar case rocentlv iried the .Superior Court, at Portland, excited the sympathy and aroused

appear to be in controversy, and may be briefly stated. 'A.

young girl, leu thai

twenty yean old, of excellent family con section*, and hitherto of unblemished reputation, living in a country town, wa* betrayed by a scoundrel under prbmiw of marriage. The chief rasir ned out of reach of the girl's friends, or of the law. Hi* victim suffered every misery, but strove, with a natural Instinct, to conceal her shame as far as possible. She became a mother in secret her xhild died, and the secret could be keptryn longer. The authorHlea took op the matter, and an indietment was found by the grand jury against: tha. mether far the offense of "secret delivery and concealment"—no proof of aihy greater crime being offered. The prisoner, unable to stand or sit upright Without assistant*, was brought into court, supported.by her mother. By the advice of counaekshe pleaded guilty to the charge against her.

After being kept in We court-room for a longtime, she was addressed by the Court with some practical remarks preliminary to sentence. The Judged welt upon the prevalence and the enormity of the crime with which die was -now charged admitted certain mitigatiagcircumatanoea in this special cue, but was of opinion that an example to those placed in the way of temptation was needed. The sentenoe was then prononne®, sending the girl for nine months to the. County Jail. On hearing it the prisoner broke her apparent lethargy, by piercing shrieks, and fell back in convulsions.

This is said to be the first cue which hu been tried )n Maine under this stat* ute. The discretion left the Oonrt in sen tences of this offense is quite wide, the penalty being imprisonment not exceed ing three years, or a fine not over a hun dred dollars. Under these circumstances the drift of public opinion1 is to.regard the sentence as needlessly and even crp elly severe, and a petition to'the Executive for the pardon of the y&ing girl is receiving many signatures. oq-.-it ,nrsa so

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Swinging Damages

Hiss Craig has a plum in the way of a verdict The debit sideoontained various entries againatSpraguefor lacerated affections and broken promises nowthe cred it aide contains a set-off of $100,000 dam ages. If that isn't a cure for the heart complaint, will somebody tell us, what is? What a God-send it wa* to the plantiff that tbe young man died "tfho stole a%ay Amanda'* gushing love in the decadenoe of her teens. Had ha lived, she never would have tumbled into fondness fbr an innocent youth oh the shady aide of forty five, blpsaed wifh false teeth, and two adorable runniog sores, with no end of originality in spelling that,, beats Naaby all hollow. How a highly educated young lady must have await with ecstatic apprecationover the genius evinced by her lover .in writing it with two t'a, God with a little g,' and the initial letter ofvarioa common noun* with aataring and portentioua capital. No euro-all for auch loss as Amanda'* like a greenback plaster.

However, she has it as yet only in "ihe1 shape of «_v«rdiot. What it will be when the question comes again before twelve men a little better versed in the arithmetic of the. affections must be left to conjecture but

OUT

conjecture

is that the swinging damage* Will el a to a re as on a a A thi* rate broken hearts Will be at extravagant premium in the market of love, and susceptible Pickwicks that in dulge in ther luxury of epistolary corres pondence with guahing Bardell*, W hicb they affectionately allude to "chops and tomato sauce,'' must expect to come into court, and make a widow's do war division of their worldly pomeesion* with the afflicted and auffering plaintiffs. Breach of promise proeeoutiona pay, if the Graig verdict i* any criterion let that be understood. At this rate, any young lady, from sixteen to thirty-two years of age, can line an impecunious pocketrjbook, and establish a very desirable bank account, by Inveigling youths, from twentyone to seventy, into saying soft things to them, and Uien appealing, to soft-headed juries for" exemplary damages.^ Vtia lo broken hearts!—Chicago Republican. -I X559flK9HH^9iB 'if'

les area mortification, three Pitaples aro a disgust, but four or more Pimples are1 truly distressing toany one-Palmer't Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion is the sorerergn remedy for all such afflictions, dwiw

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between this country and

England comes to be better understood by the American people, it is seen tha international law will sustain us only in requiring reparation to the. extent of ac tual damages, to be ascertained by^ satis? factory evidence, and probably not exr ceeding $X5,OQO,0QO. This^ talk about humbling tbe British lion is nothing but a kind of Fourth of July effervescence. Such an attempt in "reil -earnest would prove an exceedingly expensive luxury, hardly to be indulged in without just provocation by a nation in debt to the tune of $2,500,000,0000, and groaning under a heavy weight of taxation. We have nothing to gain by submitting slavishly to visionary and Quixotic opiniqps and purposes, or by making-of ourselves a parcel of vinegar-cruets of venomous bile.—Chicago jfypuiltcah.

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Extract from a Private Letter Hawaii, Sanawhich Islands. Although the eruption is not so violent now, the volcano is a fearful sight to behold. The rivers of lava still flow, and the smoke from* the crater ascends in awful majety. During this volcanic upheaval it has been very sickly here. A peculiar sort of low malarious fa ver, which has grown out of tbe foul, condenced vapors of the volcano, has preprevailed to an alarming extent, and at one time it was feared it would depopulate the Island. But fortunately, a sea-captain (calling here for supplies) distributed

to the suffering,

and quick and through cures were the result. The news spread like wild-flre. Messrs. Ching-Takin ft Co., Commission Merchants, had these Bitters for sale. In a short time their office was besieged and their supply exhausted. A steamer was dispatched to San JTrancisco by order of the Hospital Department, and anew and enormous supply obtained as soon as possible. From that moment the scourge was stayed. Mot another fatal fcase oO ourred, and the epirieaair has let aatiaely disappeared. In thja wonderful remedy known in your city? I hope so, for it is a snreowe ioraH fevers and miasmatic sickness. You may tell your friends so for me. H. M. C. ,J emaMam ti

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BLBUIBH, two PL?DP-!

Ornamental Oakesr' Pt ramld, Ice Cream, WaterJc s, Charlotte-ruse,^, llv, Blaac* Manga, Kcfci»li Pnoch, Blijulte 0lce, Tromege da Pam, -FeucyIcsOream. PastTy, Tong^efutiloken Baled Ac., will be made to order.

Private Partiei tarpiabed with Oystera, Meats, Tee Cream, Jellies, Ac., on aho'rt notice. may 19d3m

M. SMITH, Chemical Dye Woiks, 8eoond street, between Main and Cherry, a Joining the .-tewart Hon-e.

Djelngin all 1W branoh'a, .ch as Crepe/Shawls Ribbons, fl:k* of-all kinds, Merino and DeLaine Dresaee Curtains, Plumes, Lacs, Velvet. Parasols aad Fringes. Particular attention pai 1 to Oieaniag and Cefialebing, without desagi the colore, saah arllolee as Crepe Sbawls, Strk Dresses, Merino ahd DeLalae Lireosea, Br che Shawls, Caabm^re Sbawls, Clous, v-arpats and Piano Covers. Cleaniug of Oents' Cvats, P*nls and Tssta neatly done-, mSOdlm

HATS AND CAPS.

RW YORK HAT 8T031

««ep|i O. Yatesa JUffT EN'

NfWAOVCirriSEMKI«T9.

iwimwijriinwt tie Only corapto'e Uaabridwd PeopU'i Xdltioa of •ooirrasMs aowsoire btft and spurn of

ST.FAUIu

With an able and eloqnent diaMTtatioa by Prof LroHx*DB4CWf. .^ T*la

pirtiof oar eoaatry. Kxact Bmm of —lUM b(1fah «PKrulS IBmOjT" and diftnfiromaUalinbf tix* rabatttoUoa, Vl th atatborsi cf tranalanou aad aot« In &a«lbhln pUoaV ^saaswm ^aotaJ»bb u4a«taa ia a»»0 lMgnasat. Bend lor oar IS aaga daootlaUT* ateattf, gi*lac Wp^tl««i«rsaail toMt-tb

UliMCB, 111. ,-e-

•aia, 7c0

*£t oedw %aibtt04 «U etu's.-

DSBS,

BOOKand

Oitj.

CKJSB.

(Suooesco?

It makea the

(»moDi

tof

21 Park Bow, N. FatOZlt GrOUlld,

BERBY,

Jan4dwly-n to BM.

rnoil

C( aatfll.

,»77 ,rx,H-

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

the Best.

^SKKIBI KXFKKIBf CASH ON OKLITIBI.

fir Gill 11181 tioira 0011) WAlCHIS. IMPBOTBD AND MANUFACTURED by us ara all the baet make, JBun iig

RECEIPT

liiir.'- 'i -i

These celebrated watches we are now sanding out by mail aod'axprejs,£CO. Di.'«nyVbere within the United States and Can^das at the regular wholesale prlco, payable on 'delivery. I fPXVtron&erfnll very body oaye'at first sight'! iro MOMBI is BmtlBKD IM ADVANCE as jfTtfyrthat.aU

RECEIVE AAD

stall

aee

payi*$ftrthan. ... jj

goodt before frtt

A^LVeiK WATCH TO AN? ADDBKSS, «16.

"A OLUB OFJ|IX, WITH AS KXTBA. WATOH ID

AGENT SENDING TUB CLOB, J90,

MAKISO SBVKN WXTOHXS TOS $90.

Also, asaperb lot of most elegant Oroide Chains of thslatast and most easily stylrg and patterns, for.Ladles and Oentlemen's wear, fiom. 10 to 40 inche* In length, at prlcee of S2,'Si, SB aid,$8 tachjeent when ordered with watch at the regular wholesale prices.

DISCRIBJ

IBB

MXESSEH, ,• t•* i^. AMEBiOAa A"* raaxaiAs

C0NFECTI0WEB AND BAKGB, If*, ia «orth fonrth SU, lle^ween Main acd Cbeiry Streets, TEBKK JttAUTK, IND. %aeps eoastaaily on hand afresh supple of Cakss, Oeaaies. Iodvreain, Bread and UrackarS.

yini'e'.Hats of au kinds, Hoys' Hats of all Jbcinda .Miasea' Hata of all Idnda,

Inftnta' Hats of all kinds,

Aoa at all prioes. Uats made to order on short notloe. Costs and see .if."? \1

THE PALL HTT1.E8, 149 Jjfainfltrwt. T»rr# R^QtA, (ad# «r% 9tA*f

•yyOQDl WOOD! WOOD I

Two hnadred oorda ofaeaaoaed Cord Wood for tale. All orders left at the "Karly House," West Kaln street, or at John He. Farlane's ofSoeaorth fhlid street promptly Oiled, I

KABUCf HODSB—W. B. Ugasaui, Prop'r. da IO-dly

pOTTOUKGESS,,

i«,i

SfifrGnEEimgVM: a««t3 SffMwalm* Mt/iw It'iafSw) Afi.

MatthettrRale Smith's 2feW

iBook

4 Wer.kB*p:**witk Antdtfmnd lirjRIK iu SBMAT MKTB9P9UB Bei»f aMTSSaB OF XSW TOBK, fejlecSfey Oa

fUAlbjP'8 "PATHIAS BOAF" fbr me TOIUR. X6RH8Taa« MTH. wnf Wt di| (le BUM. Masi MOaata per Cake^ "-.T-

BKCBKTS OV TBI UMAX CIH One W eM (fay, another n,d aad jilit-

«r«i2x7•15

iagt,

—Aw SOt a» 7

W*r

pabll,hed

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,1. ,died«*ff3 ?0 & Ha-

a da

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.haw

Skiawd

ralaed

ia Wall Street

Xi*

York and eontabu apley life akatcbee of Ita aotad mllllonalros merthant-,

4o,

A loryt Oolaao Vtl-

Fbidg Tll*l&at«d.

Tba largest

oommlMion Cicen. Our rS-page olrealat awl a •9 Greenbackaant free on application. Tor faU partlca an aad tarns and addraaa tba aole (abIlfhera,X B. BlfMS CO.. llartlord Cai tba Boi

WAKT£D!£ook

Woa

Nauua,Sslaa«alaad Art.«iTtagadeacription or buried Cltiea, L»kai, -Miaaa, Voloaaoca Ac. 4o. An old Agent Writia. "1 never deltTer. a work wbi giro* the aaUafaotlon Hoax Booa does." Another, "1 have canvauad but three day* taken ldnaiaei." Others write "Hoaa

ia going flret rate." Send for Olreular ad' ire»', lr. BualHABO, Hartford, Conn. f*i TKifTS.—DFC Co., Editors

9CIKH

nrio AxaaioaK. 37 Park bow, Maw York.— Taenty three years' experience la obtalnlaa AUSBiOAN and BUBOPKAM PATBKT8.

Opinions nq oharga. A pamphlet,

108

A J3WTS WAHTIB lor "Wamn »r A NEW. TOltK." Oomplete azpoee offcaoit L/4 fa the fnat ilttropolii. Seniatlonal. B»autt tally ill aa ire ted. copy for SS. Addrrsi Naw

YORKaapl«O.,U5post-paid BOOK

jfaaaau at.

Patent Temper,

(STAMPKD)

.ftp

J„

$15

lauc

-C I A

SAWS.

LiPFOiCOTX

COM,finely

APCX 3. M.

Addreea

SIB.

THE WATCH HKQV1BED, wkeiAer

iaUa ar and letters to TELE OROIDE WATCH CO., dw3m 148Fulton Street^ New York.

(hutUmn'rm*, and adda«s yOnr otdera

SJOOO 9 All ART, Addrees TT. 0. PAfao Co. I New Xork.

NCWAOVCRTItCIIICNTS.

TVWT

Til tfellfi

(tagl*70a ah.nld

hava it.

Attest:

i*-b-

BAKIWXLL:—Wehave ao trohble

with your Saws they don't need to be llasd ap with paper wa pat them

they go right along.

chaaed and

Temper perfectly ualfera aad quality uasarpaascd. Baspaotfallv, QBAS.A. TOX. LIPrSNGOII A Bi&AWiUs Manufacturers of Oiictxlar, Mulay, Mill Geagaad Cross-Cut Saws. Chopping Axsa, all ahapea.-— Oelbuin'a Patent Axe. flhovi Patent Covered booop. /VmUepeMotts io every BewtMil Perractly {(MA/ Wonderful 1

Oo.,SU8 Broadway,A.T.

WANTK0, A«i!#TS,pi7,"r^,V where, male ana female, to Introduce the OKHtH 1N1C IMP&OTXD COMMON SUtlSB FAMILY 83CWING MACJEUNB. Tbia aukoblaa will atiteh, hem, foil, tuott, quilt,coid, bind, braid anl embroider in a moat anporlor manner. Pries only

Fally warranto I for hTo years. Wa wlU |fey SlO'JO for any maohlne that wlliaew a stronger, more beautiful, or mora elastic seam th.B oura. It makes the "Ilaitio ioek Stitch. Every aeooni atiteh can be cat, and still the oloth oannot be pulled apart without .tearing It. We pay Agedttir'&m V'oto 1200 per month and Xpensee, or a kooamlssion fiom wbloh twice that amount can be made ..Addreta 8KCOMB A CO., Pittsburgh, Pa., Boston, Mas.rorat. Loais, Mo.

QMtloa.—D'aotbj imposed upon by ether partus palming off worthless caat-iron machlnaa under the eaue name or otherwise Oars la the only gennine and really praotlcal cheap toachlne manufactured.

Flue,Send

IRE EXTIIfiVHHIB, Plsat Syr W omow WAsaca aad

OABDSK

Ismsi

or $9. stamp for circulars to N. X. P. PUMP CO., DanYsrs, Mass.

OJTLT 05E DOLLiB The newly Invented puck-time-pl ce aaftablb either lady or geatlamea, In handsome metal cate, white dial (lit lettered, brass aorMisti, aouad aad ssrv ice able with key complete. A true permanent indicator of rime

warranted tor two yeara paat-£ald to aay part of I tba U. S, on teoeipt of One Doliar, or three for $.60. If xatisfa tion is not given, money refunded. Address W. SOOTT PAUL, Chatham Street, Mew Tork. Tha Oroide Wat3h $16. Seed for Catalogue.

•PLOTMENTAT HOU.-I caafurnish constant employment at your owa homee, la alight, lucrative, and hoaorabls bealaess, where from 91 te |9 oan be made laanavsa* ing, and where women caa earn eqaaUy at much as men. I will send the baelneaa, wish allies secrets and ftaiI dlrocttona how to proceed to aay address for SO cts. This ia aot aa Ag «y nor a Sample, but the buslnasa Itself. Address

H. OLYNC9. Salem, Mass.

ASH year Doctor or Dragglst Csr SHTJEKT QCIKME-lt equaU (bitter) Quinine. Ia made only by F. g'lEABHS, Chemist, Dstroit.

-3. A SAMPLE

W fi frm with (enni f^t »ny one to clear I OiCW*Uy. ia three. Business entire* Sly new, light a^d deairasla. Osa be I done at home or bv traveling, by both male and female. Ho gift entarprise or humbug. Address ICQ ur. W. H.CBIBESTKB, aw lisslasy. ir. T.

WARITED--AGE]«IS-££^? I

I BSlfTIHO HACHIME. Pnee $25. The I simplest, cheapest and beat Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 94,00e ttitobes par aUa. ute. Liberal iadaceaaeata to Aseata. Adrfrea

ASCBICAN KNITTING 11 AC IN I CO., Boston, Masi,, or St. Louis. Mo.

SELATro, particatais send two J-oeat stamps to AUQtJjTI DDPIN, Box 1087, Ciacianati, O,

TP.Y THE BEST

HOUSE and SION PAINTER, I iJSJrortrm^^1® PAPBB

HAX8EB ALFL

6BAHIBB. I Kttt reqaired, Agents KBEW HOT PAT FOR

BHOP—In Sally's Block, a few doers north of XHS OOOUS UNTIL DBLIVJUT. Mala street. Allwovk doae prowplly and at Teeaonatje rales. *3. fl»wj»««

Agsaite wanted ever^whare. Bend for Cliealar. •1B«

8.C- COt, (ea,naa.

TM WABT!-If

IfaatTi

Inlly

ilnasil.itLaataaaatln

WHQtTT

aoi

tasta by careBa

TIABS*

partly

H. •AUB.aatAaltjil.,!.KawYerk.

liiulism

ercMnadeaHBanal aiswiii.-iPkfoiotteTreataeatla

fieai Vitm JfarHaar.—Tho cL««pMt book «w

hiuaaa ouau ia.a state of kaalth aad dlaoasa. W k' imattaa oa aarty arrtn. Its d«pl r«Ll* eonKaaaana ikoaMisI bodj, wita tha aaflssw l««ala»l oaly rational tod ~e af Shamt by a. report of trm'kfal tdriau to tha asantad ia# iiBig aairhp vho amonafn oabt .of tkaU,(:n«aiaal aoadUioa. Baatfraaot I a imf a&Mfsa eA rowlpt of SS coata, In iatn*ay»by aadasalat Or.

Kaldoa Laao, Albany. H. T.— ••bo oovaalMdmfmrn mmj of ih. vkkkkktaikf traat, altba par.

aoaaliy tfr by ataU. aaa aMIelkN saat to any pats of lap world.

-twnyosk

-art' o!i#

t»a ie

-mi •aio

book

soils

so rapidly.

jaaapHfon «Uh ka^w

bow fortane* an

ho«

Oouotryman" ara

(wladlad

bj Okarp

eri how MinUtara and Merchanta ara

Bltofc

mailed hoir Daoaa Halla aad Ooaoait Salcooa ara maoaged h»«r

aaaibltaKhouwa

aad

aro oondacted bow Stock Oompai.looLatter

.oate

Orlgl

and how thdBabbiaa Barat, tt,,nU' tab Vork. It tall* you about the mytteriai of

*•'.

iiflidl

oJ ed} isi/aens

pagca of

law and information free. Addrets as abiiTo.

$10,00 PEB SIT GViKARTKIV Aeenta to .isll fhe~HonESSgCTTiCBi'wiHO

LOOK

LI'DKL

TITCH AUKS ON

has thenoder-f«ed, and

lex

eq ial ,in every

raspeot to any Hawing Machine aver invented. Price SS5. Warranted for 6 Sand for circular. Address Johmoa,

Cyeara-i'Co.,

labk Boston,

Mass., Pittsburgh. Pa,, or St. Itoaia, Mo.

A Wool Commission House is now baiag eataWiabod IS TALCOXTTILU. COKX-, toe Woolen MUaJby

Vinton.

Gardner &

'"Maynara OooiitQiBtaii ail needed laroraation. Wa desire ta kaoW" oaa or mora good asaa la aacb Be ghbarbood wba caa influebca Wqol to us, with whooa wa caa co-op-arate. DIJIUMH8 sand far a catalogue ofell.asw.4rDiMlichra) Boob tmd Jbaraals. Address A.J. Bicx miLL Cg.j Pub,rs Troy,' K. f. i'orSptltgleM III.

IIOCK

Hrns, PA.

Mxssas. LirrnooTC Btftwtu, Pittaburgh. Pa. Gsaft.—We hara been using yaor naka of uang Sawa in onr Mill, aad Add theiB, In point of: qoailty, saparior to any we bare erer ueed.^onrs, Ao. SBA,*, BLAFOHABD OO. ukl tiSUdiK 'J IS II •.

Lippeiicott & Bakeweirs

citk.iDI i'HA

AN ORDINANCE

rd stoma

RAT WAOCS

LASOAIAAK** AMP

xaas. woaciaa .oN

mis

TBB

aaafars

ASO AU.SZS

tart err* or tiaat

BACTE.

Brit ordafaad bftk* Citf OtmteUofTem Htuit, That all pafaoaa who may oonuact with tba.auntbrities of thljcity to grade, gravel, pare or pu di» aac] stoaa or woddaa waSaawty or other Improvemaat oa any street, allay or aidewalt wltkia the corpocate llmita of Terse Heats, aball consant to have iasarttdla their coutracta the following words, to-wit: **he city reserves the right So rata la so muahof tba fla»l estimate oa tfiiscontrast, or the entire amount, to be paid by tha olty for strsat eroesiagS, aa wlU ba aufflclent pay tha back wagsaef laborsra, teamsters .and othere wot*Sag for said eoatractor or coatraetora on the street or alley described above, whether tha said work ia dona by the day, wsak or job, aad thla oondiUoa Is ataolats, ana apart of this contract."

Sac.: $. ItSberera, teaaiaSatS, as A othere, ahall be reqalrad to ale tha.r .clalass with the Major of tM CUy at leaaS two day#M*ara the Drat pay meat aa saeh coatraota shall ba daa aad payable to sud eontractor or coatraetora, with the csr S4a**ar a( aaM. ooatnwSar. ar aoatraotora ae ta tha aaiouat is to the laborsr, taansstar, or other pssaoa wha ahaU base randasaa aarvle a on tha atrart or alley essbreetd ia tha ooatract, and oq a faliare to ootula itsh osrtMsate, the laborer, teamster, or otbac paraoa employed an aooh street aad alley, may flle hla soeoaat With the Mayor, ial wtify aaitaa aath Ast sach amount clalaie^ ls^due aad unpaid by tha ooatractor or cun-

Sao., Oa aach claim baiag. filed, and testified andSr eath, it shall be the daty of ihe Mayor to UiM acitatiba *0 tha apatraator ar eoaitaotors aforssald, to appear before him wlthia three dayafraaatt^Sate, aad to aaawarthe oomplaiat

Uassstsr, or other parson emto ths amoaat (If a ay) aa» to _Jail aaaaa foand to bad ahall tha' moaleafyat uapald on the af each .abareri

teamster, or other person, working fbr said contractor dir oeatraetosi. Aid baIt further understood, that ihe Mayor of tha city shall have authority to wlthkold from said eontractor or eonlrectors such sam or sums aa ha may deem lawfully daa tp saoh laborers, tearnste.s, or other paraa a employed oa each contract, aad pay tba aame over to the olalwanta, wl^hoat unnecessary 4. Aa smsrgaaoy exlaUng for tha taking of thIsorAiaaace,K is dtclared tn lull force from aae afterlta paasage aad publication la tha city daily papers.

O. F. COOKKBLT, Mayort-

DASIILX.Vtcuar,Ciiy

O.erk.

AN OEDINANCE

TO AKSVO

JAMKSTOWS,K.

sscTtoa xaasa 9*

nst "AX

vala,Bpadaaayd Mile's Mtkers HtppodroaseM Olreas, fifty dollara I. r«ca exhibit lea aad for sitaer a Oara-an, Ma* uagarle, oc aiMr aoUeotloa of animals, fifty dui-

monby

sjW3UfiJBI)

TO TH* UNFORTUNATE by

Poiietsvnrtln

iitsttbaitcti

COMPANY

NEW YORK

Cask met*. $4t00#,000. HOSFOBD A BOUDINCT, Agta.

jyjBBCHAJNT TAILOBING.

lhava Jam xaceivad aad now open to tha Inspection of my patroaaaed the public In general tha moat dealrabte atylee ef Oolored

Cloth Coating, Cass!mere and

M9U

VK8TINO,

Wib-JIM il

OBDCM

INSURANCE.

'mmnisn

U!i»» Pi

IN01ANAP0LIS(& ST.

SUMMER

jsiaafw

AX OANX^AIRES RNI:

OAOXVIVOA TO

nai stttiiBitatoa

Aas oraaa skatamosts ua roauc aaewa

WIIBOOT

ucsaaa.

tha Mandrel.aad

1 B»* aHMsstf Iwdks Oommk Ootmcil tifthoOUg Terrs MmmU, Xhat baettoa S of an orelaanee aotitied "Aa Ordiaanoe to'prohibit Theatrical aadothtfrBshibliieaa aad Pablu «howa, with* oat llcoaaa." which said Section reads as follows, te sMtf •Viae. 3. Tha amouatto be pad fbr aaoh licapse thitlbe aa Allows: Ver azhlbltlon

..ri .- make np to

all ahSdaa, whch I jtrcpoaa (j

lis Kie latest aad Mat

FITTI3VG STYLE,

On short notloet Obsapar thaa they caa be anywhere west. Pleeae call oa mSdtf 192 Valnstrt^^Metropolitan Block,

rpSBB HAUTE H07BLTT

la. 1^ iaalMhirlfc afcaemHtoiW Week Uerre Hante, lad. Voas&a, Daawtaas aa» idea* KACXUIBBT

a»nrls*m I Btta^a's Breach aad liaaatolamder mad. orfrom aew or old ssatasiala. '.isjalil—r«wciy Amrted.to.

o.nto....

QfiO. B. JACKSON & CO.,

rnuai ix

fiBADr.nori, 'fou, iiw, nooccs.*c,, MO. to

WALHUT STBIIT,

CINCmNyATl.

•jMwm to

Braaaaas Praat.^rfaakllaBaak, Oindnaatl, Obio. Hfbley, rraaeh Co,. Commission Merohaats, I OfcdtawtM, OMo.

I''tag/***

yuT OertXL art tn

i.eJils

*aicat

iroiqm* *tl} a ed

NATIONAL-11"'°' SoblmW

LIFE INSURANGB or rmx

United States of Amurica eEitiiuBkj spiSTiACtrf cwmo

Committee.

blsis

OFFlOEBSt

OIiABXBCB H. CLABK, Preaident. JAT COOK fi. Chairman Finance aad

1tS'ecw'*

HBHBT D. COOS.K, iVioe-PrraUeaA, -sd} 1 aa BMXBSON

PIET, Secretary and Ap^p^jj

This Company offers the followlag advfiatatni itlsa Ihrtleaal Ceaipaaj, chartarel tr.iva dal act el waartss, IMS.

It has a pald-ap capital of1.000,000. Iteflkrslew rales or premtnas. It fBralsacs larger lasaraacai tla»t«#ei teaspaalee rer the sasse

UtsdcBaale aad eertala la itt tenss. It Is a home tosspaay la every letting

Its policies are exempt frost atsaehssetrt. && There is ae aaaeceseary restrlctleas In tts fellcles. uj !»j ,**

Kvery poller Is aen-rorreliahle. .. Policies ate be taken which psy la the nrsurtd their fan aasoaet, and retara all Ike praalaau, se that the tasaraaca esata ealf Ike a teres onihe annual pajmeats.

Peildes auty bo taken that will pay te the ia anred, after a certain aasiber ef yefirs, ilhrlhi AFFSOVKD JCLTSS, 1888.'

CASH CAPITAL^ $1,000,000

PAID IN

FCLL.

4t»saia

BRANCH OFFICKU ... First National Bank ftalidlmc.

ui TSPHILADELPHIAio ^Uoe an Where the general butlmss th# Otmiaayli transacted, and to which alLgaaerai carnapM^t enoe ahoald be eddreased. llfb, aa aaaaai Income of one-teath tbe aaiban/ uuatd la thepollry.

No extra rate IS charged ftr vlfiU ap«ar4M Uves effluaalee. a." .: It lasares, aot to pay dlvldtads pa^gr 'q

holders, hat at so low a cost that he Impossible. Clrcaiars, Pamphlets and 1UI glfm en application to the Braaehuaee^thn Compaay, or to

JOHN w. rnis A.CO^.

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

SSdwly Agent for Terre Haute, lad-

RAILROADS.

3 THROUGH E1PRKSS TEAUS ia 41

showing

Ui a fur each askibitloa aad ua dollars for each eahibtttoala addltiea sh»r«to, for each stde-ih.« aaaaaad or attached to althac aad lur ail iheatHcAland othar XsaihiUoaa ana Public Shoes, five dolIArs for eaon Ixhibltlon, Show or p«ra formaaoe," ba aad tha same la hereby amended tor.ai aa '»ff'

Sao. S. The amoaat to ba paid for eaoh liojnse shall ba aa follawai For exhibition or ahowin« either a UifptdioaswOireat, twenty-fire dollars for each «xhl 4tloa* aad for either a Oaravan Menagerie or other oollectioa of animals, taan tyflve doUars' for sash eahibitlon aad Ave dollara for aaaa exhlbltioa In addition thereto, for eaoh slue-show enn.Xed or attached to either aad foraUThsatrioaL»odjpUi»r axhUalUons enj pttblio shows. five dollars fr eaoh exhibition, show or perrormaace. frofidfd, That whenever aay„ Thaatrlcal or Other exnlbtsfoa, eatoaptlag Oircuaee, Caravane, or Menageries aad their aide-shows, ahsll naaia for more than oaa day tha Mayor ia hereby aathoriaed, la hla dleesatlaa, le ladaue'tbe 1 ioens for every .anhaotneat exhibition or pasfotmaaoe fo aay aal adt less ttha^ae dollar.

Ordklaed 'aad- «stab(lbed thla IIth day of May, 1869. 0. T. OOOUBIiT, Mayor. Attest: DAsuvIiJEicaXiLX, City Clerk. _Jf2d8w

BETW**tS-i^

djuc. JaeVtM

Terre Haute and aU Gitie* Towns West. ~m iiuaum Condensed Time Schedule, May

l, .1 Dally Every Day exoSptSUndayi.' Westward. JNlghtax. Faatex. Biahtwb. Terre Haute, leave ll.in 6 36 am 1«:30 a aa Mattoon, arrive 1:47 a m•" 9:19 a m- lSpla 12:19 1S:19p JLiamas, •1:05 1:05 6:i0 -40 aa li :f0am

Tolono, Champaign, Olitoago, Genitalia, Cairo, -f Pana, oatnr,

8:4i

niton, St. JLonla, via. North

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ffas removed his Gunsmith Shop to litack's new bell ding, »a Third etreet, one door sort* af haw ringtona ock, where be will be happy to meat all his customers and aa many new ones ar many may make conv. nient to call.

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FOR SA1.E. s-vjh iubh* CITY PBOPIBTT.,

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Torly Cots la Lin ton's Addition to Terre Baate House and lot, east Oliio street, House aud lot, in McMurralo's Addititloa, Heaas aad lot In Slbley'eaddltloa on sta sttesf/ House and lot in Base's addition oa 8th street^ House and lot on Poplar, between (tk and Ttb streets, .»

House and lot on North 5th, between Cheanut aad Linton streets. Two businees Housee on Main strct

COUHTT PBOPJEBTY.

Perm ef 89 acres In HoneyCr-k Township

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173 eeree In Linton township. to'. 3 Acres below the Rolling Mill, wese side canal, JanSMtf i*

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