Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 July 1869 — Page 2

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Sr^^-OT^notfCe^bmmaDications not Mcompanied with the/tame of t|p£Uj -^faoamst be -nwdekriownto tttrfV

GQftiotod*. .. :-«*sr?asejr Don't to say of interest to, tha^Wi&J'11*1 bt'efas the jjutilct.wilJ tOl'JV.

Writ* on w2y o«« *4* oj Vpc.r The publication *t communication SO evidence that the editors adopt itir*«iitimenU. The attthor is atone res pontile

V^owmunioatlohi »b otil 1 iidtfresWd £diwr».oltbe i^parta/' *and tt individuals- .. ,it .ta, ,. ni mmmmBsaouttt'

A J,x.nxn irom S»v OeoSW "VbZT "fl to ft O.'HOWS,' Bs^V'SupWipie^iiett ©fJPablic t»itr£ipiioo,bas re«n submitts' to us for publication. We cat»H'%e^ wbi

fin this oOO»muiicaUoB |d|. fer

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ratification aot MbeiaFifwent

Amend^ntr, by.iJwLlgllUWreof Net Hampshire, will be compleited to-day*l[ t-3r.

ftyy^PAfi-Wall written communication are rejipec^aUj&^cttoed^i beoanse,thel publication would iBevitjub^ plifiH, rfl •poises'from a porj^njK^SftJWQfljj*^"1 W« ctaiire to see as jeldea*#s

,-^f bap tcfcRtpii'di Uiat 'tKe »pp3ihni4o of Jml8BSbB8«0li,o45 b^«SBcri^jr of tbi Nary, Was made onjoint recoiairi8nda tion of-his'' predecessor, Mr. BoRiEj&nd

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TH*8IVSM» ^flastjjweet^ ^the Worth west proved y^yjd«tructi^®^|^ofPiirn Indiana,

"SoutLern Miphigaa, Northern

liilo'noip, Wucoiiin^nd litangaota^tf deluged with water, and all prospect HII1 illll'H fii'nji HiTIi ii11H111/V111inin^nnt ». wniiderable potScfei^^of- thit'Jedt'on i* appftrsnt'y. destroy^, Rnd the*- wheat especially the wlntef damafjira,, Scerceiy 'ar raitrogd- 'esoapeJ injury of bridges and delay ot traine.

THE last of the series Of solemn ceremonies conueatedjWi- the-eskftiiriAh-ment of the Spldiers' National Of mejery is W-tfcke place td*wy. ThB.Coftlfe^^Be of Arrangements, consisting: -of DiiVtD "WILIS,

K. H. MCCDBDT,» W.

LICK,

BBF DB?O*D

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unvalling of tbe modTiment^by _MBjorQe6eral GlOhOS &• MifAPi, fbe oraili on tbe progress of civil liberty in tbfe United States during VlMlairt tem years by Senator OIIVUK'^- MOHTON, an original poem ty BatABB-TakTtoBi andtbe closing prayer by ReV. S. SI'SOHMTJtkKft, of Gettysburg Many disiiogulabad gentlemen have signified.their inteation of being pxjaent,mang^v?b0m arejPfMident QBAVI, Senator Fan

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EDWARD'M. Dn»

Bji8, hava ^-xonciuded all the prel}min aties success: of this last pagepnt.j^bauMit ot erodes the npinth^ remArha 'atid prayer

of New York

Governor Jlfvm* of Coonecttcat %-GuVernor WARD, of New-Jersey Gbvertor OsaFo, of Miobigan General Htftf* PHMETS,

Governor GKXRT, of Pep^lva-

nia, and others.

AMowtf th^ Jwa-ri-of the Gftbtn Junta arrested-in New York 04 the charge of violating (he neutrality Jaws, wajL^enji

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the accred tted"BQvp'yj)f^pa^iCubans to tie Unite5i^iate8r- .^Uvipg furnished the required ba% he-at once p-ired to Washington, and endeaVored^U) obtain recognition as tbe representative of at least a dt facto power, and thereby secure tbe important and much desired righ of bellig&ietit'y fot 4ie Compatriots.. It has bApn giyon cui' from^ Washingt^D that Senor LEMTX8 has been lnfortHed

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hlg& aUthority that it -'^ai "not proper^? him to attempt to visit members of the government while under an indictment for violations of law. Tbere is nothing, iiqptthabit} i*uAliatainti«tfatiani certainly in bad taite for Senor Lsuue to procegc^ ^a "WashingtW and ,eod«tt$D to obtain recognition for the cause tf which bis active adhweace had given offense to the very powers he wished to conciliate. As a people tfee Oubatvpa^1ots here and in their native islands hnvt-our-i^««rtta»t syjpagatb i(r, BhT our ljeart^*s"& t^g CitUittjoFaitftjts^'iwhe^ hooVeB us not to forget that existing iD ternationsl laws must te "inspected, and our honor as a naii njjreaerved untarnished. The disgrkc^fnrconduct df'£nglaid in the w*f for the ]Jnion abouW a us ioroterjuAjtiacfilog. AJkjtikknows, that a* a people, we wpujd^J^LT^'r^^

to welcome free Cdba Into the family o)

nations, and tb^aptipp of .9^-g^veri ment in the present juncture Cuban affairs j? a ssrorif^f t^ ajjipathy to pfl^feiple. "We hopeJM iUyJaiaot far £»ta»tWb«n Pre^ident GBairr will be ahla to welcome to "Waihington the first Envoy from theBepublio^of ".dOO'-O

The Journal complains of tne publi\tion, in tbl {Sf^.tpE a^dmn&nication ID which the paternity of an editorial that appeared In the Journal of Monday was attributed to a well known citizen not iixraredratoiy cqawetwi wlttt ttOit 5fflce. To furni»h"N'a,floe^ iliviitKafien of consistency our neighbor prints 'a com cmnttattoaof whkfa th6 follOwW^ft th# op»to^p.r^t.p^»":„ "In Monday a issue of ixte ExpresSj is an editorial article beaded "^The retiring jloperintendenVo^the^tty S^oola.^ The autho^slnp of the article,, of couratL-ia samed by .the editor et that papei^ but it bears top~pl«My the "ear marks'' of t&e Intnrmtnd party, hiTi hrnn headed the 'Au obiograpby of a.-BatiiiDg aup^rinteod

The Journal's eormposdent isTSfitlroly at fault. Every Word of the artiote t» which he alludes was written by the tor of the X»RE8S. As it referred" to matters of wbiqh we had no positive personal knowledge we relied upon Uie statements of others who bad had el(plr lent oppofaanitiae Sat weinieg

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the retiring officer, so far as wo are in- taes of patience, truthfulness, magnanimformed, submitted some memoranda from ity, honesty, and, concluded by adrieiDg tHe "editorial/""

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^_/pe, it was read to a tfriend wit JuriU. resided- hrthis "City&ll his life and has always been familiar

always

-wHir-the Bubools. ~"tn reply to our inquiry en irely correct, he assured us as true and just in every particn-

It has always been our aim to do uurtotp m^afwuomwe j?STa had occa sion to speajcy andwban -aocurte information has not been at hand we have in variably sought it from the best informed and most reliable sources.

VJ EfiVE but little doubt that the •War Dapartmrnt" is answerable for too re malice, moan sees,and murder since 1861, than any other civilized goverp-joa-rit||^t^BVfr exist«J.—Za Fayette Di* paCm.

As the killing of every rebel who w|s •lain by the armies-of the Union, every guerilla who was shot or hung, was |a •'murder'' in tbe opinion of the Democ,rKey^er«£an he no doubt that "the Wax

Department is answerable," for a great many "murders." Tbe most lamentable feiture of the whole case, however, is that ed in writing.

When tlie northern

wing of the -rebeHiOh-becomes respectable without repentailcej it will be about time for JEFF DAVIS, J. WILKKB BOOTH and General EoaEstr to be canonized And it will be a suitable^ time, too, for the j-men

who conquexoi the rebellion te

assert tfieirrjrjghti in this country, or leave it. There is a limit beyond which inBoUjnceimuRt not baiallowed to go

it" (i-I COMMENCEMENTS

State University.

Tym.iT'inni

On Saturday evening, Bev. H. B. Nay oi^f'tiftipladiB, (felivered the annual ad* [ress before the literary societies of the Juiverslty. The address was replete vith goodfiensescholarstup »ad eloquence lis tbeme was "Some of the cbaracteris cs needed by m^n'tif ttre present time.' le discussed it undet the following heads 1st. Cultjre—nof merely#, koowledg* imething Qtore Vban olaBaical, scientific, Iterary, theological, political and prufes •ional iea'rujag yia-demanded. Culture is |he reiuJUn.t^f &1I educationalloroes, and beSpen of ikp day.imust have such a cul aws-i^&Maonly can make them finished

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After the class to cultivate these virtues.

me time thjs the rebel^

the 'm Osl cowardly portion of

those who staid at boms here at the north^dl fcatqbfcd tre»£00, escaped, while tbe boys in blue ''murdered" their braver and mc^kt^a^-Bogthern brethren", Tt miaiatee, an error the evil effects of which will last for centuries,bui it is too late nowjtO «PIly remedy.

The vilest- "reb' that ever di«d upon the field of battle, bravely fighting for. what he was t6Uy£ht to believe to be "his rigiits" was Jwrth'I iBgicm 'of tbe despicable northern scoundrels who sheltered their worthless cirt'cassej in the council haUs-sf^g«$°f Liberty, discouraged enlistment,C einceuraged desertion and did all t&it m|«fj.ift- with the Davil could do, to prolong the war. sio dSUfe'to a#aken animos tiei-liuU yima rhas^ mitigated, no wish to reop^v^i^N^^vH)eff«ti-ttr'-teal but ^e w^w,t.jspa,the power that crush the hell-born rebellion stigmatised, as ior^h^^Wve-extijaet, without ^tiering wor^fr'om that exhaustleis magazine of facls ttr^-lrfll-fif there is any justice in human affairs—damn the memory of Copperheads to as deep and lasting an |nfrmy na .t,hftt which enshrouds the

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Commencement exjr^^es of the State University begarilast Friday,evening i5th inst., with fareW^H-adareseei to tbe literaryS3o%ties hy ^gentMfti^b chosen from tbe societies ibaC tfpeelal purpose Robert Meyers, 6f Greensburg, delivered tbe* opening address in behalf of ttoe Athenian society, and "Waltef A. Fo and of thfa rUce, in behalf of the Philo mathi«r». Qanipbell responded to he former:and B. M.Oambl* to thejlatter, TJje.address,of Mr/.^pTapd, and the re ponsp of Mr. Campbell were manly, dig and graceful _performannea hayond ,bal which is generally expected of young n4ir '^Jtf have1" Coihpletod a collegiate sourse of study. The other two did well

«ingUe source of

direct an^ positive influence.^ 4 b. Integrity. TKH fie ^efflOfid to be ^holenwr-ptUfe®fcttdj-cempleteDe«s of 0 iaWiCt?^ aW^^teJ uui ^uf^potency in lining the ooSwfctfce:SsO|f»jotieM, and ex« ting an Influence in society^

Sabbath at 3J o'clock ?. i(^!President lJutt delivered tbe. Baccalaureate sermon ,t tbe grad^tte^ vtaBr^^ttir large Uni irsity Chapel was. Ailed with a brilliant a idiandei JtiV. Xr, R. M. Chapman, of 1 aufcv 1 Kentucky, opened the exercises ith a very appropriate prayer, and it si ottlti mentioned that the ohoir perfc rmed two anthems with remarkable Still and fine effect Dr. Nutt's text was ts ken from-"UwL Act*—."None of these tt ings.moTeme.

He began by saying that the action «f Si crate* ia voluntarily taking the fatal hi mlock, Begulus returning to Carthage to be put to death, C.Tsar, in uttering the obr»t«d "Quid time0 Catsorsm zthea,' kt brded high examples of the moral sublis BBllhi' ApoUle Paul, In uttenng "pi 1 words of tha MTt, afforded a higher exan pie. Abandoning wealth, hoa,or, fame' dii Unction, he counted all things, but lost tf» the ,excellency of the knowledge of the-9«vjprof the world. He reviewed the lifo and character of the Apostle and commended his career to tbe gr^diAtfnfc'clsss as in all respects worthT 5n" •ol jexampts^weHhj- of example in paifeice, in devotion to his cause, in sound in piety, in unexampled labor fori the good of ois race and the salvation of |he *or!d. He than discussed the vir-

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On Monday evening the Beta Tbeta Pi Society fraternity held thair annual reunion. Great disappointment was experienced when tbe annoantSemanr-was made that Dr. Tbe pbilua Parvin of In. dianapolis, tbe orator of the evening, could not be present, by reason of sickness. Mr. J. Homer Bothwell, of IlUnoisj ^irered an opening -address welcoming the non-resident. Betas to the association of the fraternity. Mr. of Bloomfleld, next read an address* to tbe ordfer, and tjol. J. B. Black delivered a poem composed for the occasion which sparkled with' wit patriotism and humor. The exercises were intersperse® and enlivened with music. After the delivery of the address, the fraternity repaired to the Phi lomathian Hall were a lxjuntEful collation was served. It is needless to say that tbe conviviality extended Into the small heirs of the night. One of the most interest ing feature® connected with the university during the last year is the written ex antinationr. AH the examinations so far as practicable are required to be conduct-

This order was rigidly en

forced, and has bee» instrumental in im proving the scholarship in all the classes. These written examinations are carSfully filed away and are examined by a Com mittee appointed "by the Board of Trustees specially for that purpose. The committee of examination have gone through their work with a great deal of labor and pains-taking, and have, with few exceptions, been gratified with tbe thoroughness of the instruction, and the creditable character of the examinations

Among the distinguished visitore pres ^nt are the Judges of the Supreme Court, Hon. Joseph £. McDonald, Gen. Cravens B. C. Hobbs and others. The Board if Trustees are now in session, and before adjournment will add two more Professors to the faculty.

Asbury University.

GRBBNCASTLE, IND., June 30,1869 Stopping ovor here last night, about seven o'clock in the evening, I tlirew my self into the current of humanity which flowed in the direction of Aebury University, and Boon found myself in the midst Of professors, student, alumni and friends drawn together to hear ttje annual ad dress before thd"Platonian and Philolog cal Literary Societies

Fully an hour before the time for the exercises to begin, the chapel was crow' ded until every available inch of sitting and standiug room was occupied. All the windows had been removed, but even this did not prevent its being as hot as —the tropics, or that furnace we read of that was heated ''seven times hotter The orator of the evening was the Hon D. "W. Yoorhees, of your city. Dr. Bowman came near introducing him as the flev. ——, but took it back. He came literally "heralded by trump and thun der," and as all the aisles were impassable, he was put through 11 window and landed oa the platform. His theme was "Tne 'Mind." He was eloquent as usual, and drew many glowing pictures of the on ward inarch and the many brilliant achievements of mind. 1

After tbe conclusion of the address the jOrchestra favored us with the "Anvil kjhorus" done up in good taste.

George Xiansing Taylor, of New York jCity, then read a poem entitled ''Atlan kis." It Was a creditable effort, and was "well receiVed.

The attendance of visitors it good, the hotels being more than full. Work has been commenced on the new University buildings. A big hole has been dag and drained, and here opera tions have stopped for tbe present on ac eount of the failure cf Putnam county to come to time with her $20,000 promised

2nd^ Po«itiva nationality. Under this ead t|ie^eaker discussed the necessity nd duty of Toving, cherishing and laborfot we'i country and the good thereof ith an undoubting positive interest 'here s*hould be positive, aotive patrio "3^ J^g^]p%l^ftVirxn chataot|rized as a sin. 3i. _-iS[Rti4ual IfflpreiMiveneas. This lie defined to be the capacity of transfus* one's self into others, of leaving one's npfM^iW \tis' hearts and recollection of

AN-earneit appeal has been made to l|ayorTorrence, of Cincinnati, by a number of leading citizens, to enforce the law robbing drinking saloons to be closed oa Sunday, in the ssme manner as other places ofhudnes». The liquor traffic ceftwnlydeservos no special privileges on Sanday, or any other dsy^_,__

SAT a recent meetihg of the Republican eate Central Committee of-Kentucky, a sub-committee was appointed to invite Hbn. W. H. WadaWorth, of Kentucky Governor Morton, of Indiana, and Judge Bingham, of Ohio, to make ono or more speeches on the political issues of tbe day ini various parts of the State. It is understood that Mr. Wadsworth has consented tojmake two or three speeches^at different nti, including Louisville, and that tbe other gentlemen named have also contested to do the same if their business ~w^l permit,,.

GKKXKAL CA^ST having signified that members elected to the Tirginia Legisiatute would be required to take tbe irondad oatb, the Conservatives, a large share of jffbofe candidates are unable to take the ,^1 oath, were at first very much disconcerted. In their extremity they had recourse to Chief Justice Chase, who expresses his opinion —so it is reported— that the iron-clad oath can not be exactcd from tiff members of a Stme Legislature. Qen. Canby cites the reconstruction acts as peutive in. making tbis requirement, »od correctly declares that all tbe precedents accord with his construction. He

has of course no alternative but to enforce the law a^fceflnds it, any info j^ession of opinion from the Chief |»3the 'Contrary notwithstanding.

TBK C&cxgcrRepublican reml the President, in selectiou Mwjor John ^^trf^linois ss -SaCTetary ©rLega ^lom ^Spain, has .made-tmH^^oiMfl^Q) ^Wiichjevery tme wil^#(^i4i#emi4flw ly proper. John Hay was assistant

ward Secretary-,©? Lkagation. toj Piance, and still subsequently chwgt^ d?aff?iret to Yienjpa^-and hMj Aherefore^ Jiad large djDlomatic experience. Mai. H»y is appl-

plomatic experience. ,M|j. Hay i#app ished gentleman, epealts-ftf^wal EurepSah languages with fluencyj jfc .£amilia*:irath the politics of his own country, and will be recognized as ^a£ capable and courtly member of |ha diplomatic body at the somewhat anom^ouSf "Court1' ofrSerra®O' jggjgggggggm^g •i

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Over 70,000 people^Visited ^he FrtnSi exhibition of picture* on the 'Spewing day of this yean »*"•". ^|Ij

English hou3e«sp^Tow8.have been inv ported into.%Buffalo.',.Oae.g«%t|eip»ii,tacei^ed sixt^gn pair, a few d*ys ftgo-t

A Michigan ifaTiaer ties the cultivator to his horse's tail, and makes tho pdOt brute do hin wnrk iiv that way.

The oiled" woodCflf'thariMita of a hew chuch at Yorksille, N.-Y.^riyRad^re^es enough, last Sunday

The barbers of New York oity have inaugurated a movement for- the redact tion of their hours of labor. ^up*h ihn&.

Seventy-five thousand and five hundred, railway passengers arrived at Boston in one day to attend, the Jtibjlsa.

This year-is the one huhdwdth anniversary of the patenting of the sp'oning jenny. v. -is

Kecently two Mexican womenTdf ^de-1' •bla fought a duel in Which-one jgst her 1 The cause was^ a^maiciiline 'Mexi-

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THE Philadelphia Poit says: "The port that Madame Parepa Kosa's voice so tilled the Boston Clii8um that tbe audience bad to go out to make room for It, incorrect."

HUGH ARTHUR, an esteemed citizan of Baltimore, died last week, aged 90 yeaTS $e came from Londonderry, Ireland, in 1798. Many of the finest flouriDg mills in Baltimore and Vicinity were built by him. He aided Fulton in building his first steamboat, and was with him on bis first trip up the Hudson.

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Miss ANTHONT, of the KSvoIution, is .•'down on-' double beds, because of the Ufriptation they afford of sleeping two in atbed. This is the 'only sense in which she has ever had or is ever likely to hare an opportunity to be "down on" double tyds. She goes for "coU, cribs and single b^da for health and happiness.''

Macfarlane

Chess plsjmg '^on^thejnejease^ thip country.

A man without brains is on ,e?th jhfion as a curiosity in Boiton. __ Two wealthy Boston girls 'h,^?,™^ ly married English Lords.

Covingtqn?Efc0i%£9f»g gasoline ifl her street lat^ps.-r A Japanese, joiriei tho Met£o(&i Cburph «t New Brunswick, N. J., IMI Sunday.^ fit.jSSaaja e»w

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Tho Wiris(*sJs«»rf,3fasten«i knot and ehaq, pointed ends, is th4 popfl lar necktiefcj. r- .. -n

A new marble for sculpture has been discovered in L%«® '8 that of ^aras. ,,0 7 *t

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debt pir^be building.^, uf.rtnb O

Boot aid shoWikifig1 l^ 'a ir^t bull nW in Phiiadelphla—amounting tp. Ave million dollars a year.

WHI^FC OAI-T# JIEEN

but not explained

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tion of a popular

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The KnotViile will not be elected: governor 6f~JJ?^^*' see in August, nether: litjon with to/gati'

Anew histdry ofirfna^^V^®®T being publlihed in ^fe- Paul by anihotkj^ of the last Jiegislature to te ^lv^p a»fy to all who eeud their a'dSrea^ t» thejusthor, Col. Qirard Hewitfec.r -rf ifrr -._aJ' t'jif 1* f/ L"~*

The revolution in the Jiland of Crete, from August 1866, to Anarch, 1869, a P®* riod of two years and seven months, has, It is reported, cost the Turkish Government $25,eoa ooa in -ntfoney and ^OOQ Soldiers...,, P-.

A colored lady, in Colfax township, South Carolina, presented four boys tq her husband on. a .single day this mpRth. The father is sixty-seven years old. :i hiisia

facittc Bailtoad ^r^pondenc,.^1/

tot juit passed Cattle Bock^Statioif'^'j ff6ver were three' trains go^ oflT a I's siding with lese delay. Thea the ^woft-

Sita came

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like a' ballet tlioOgh'•» ing them flyliig In dieeptipovjand darkening tba air. With"tha splhitertL: But at tbe broken trask she jumped up* apd down with Yfncatinn,-«Bd-plunged angrily bead foremost into a billside. She bad run 26 miles in 29 minntes -+the best tims yet made upon the road.

A Tragedy Among Sdldieft—Fearfhl Crime jA deadly aflfray ooctBPfed between a coupla o£jtigataaaf J8ttetjteAar4sfeiff«tillery, noW^ilalioned ai Eprt Datariof in tbe city of Oswego, Friday morflfo^r

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twenty minntes to 7 a private named Marks was in his quarters, claaibinf Jfcll tin apd" "accoutremenU, -when privateifortb Clemons MikedTnw tbe roomy ded his musket (a brechleader)and deliberately shot Marks, Ihfe ball striking biln in the rigbt„j)tflaat^.^nlna thrnagh his body and lodging la l^e waft-, JfY*) fell backward, exclaiming, God, I'm ehjbt, go for the doctor lpf cr yhe. biood flowed in a gbaatly stream from the und, and dy«d.the floor ^thl^.^ck-

Fas leaping the room^ when toe 'was ad by Corporal Biggs and placed j^j cohflnement. The comrades .. o£ ^tbe |^k •ded man were utterly at fosa' to aoy reasoh rdr Cletfions'conduct. It was tiot known that any grlerince existed between bim and tbe Tlijt|tn,_ More tb^n the petty diiturban.ee that often oo cut among soldi en. Tba -oltjt«Aenta stances knoi» awll

Clemons uxrongn. tbe joom where Marks, 7i£b some of'bjs

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wen tr-Sii iwen^f-Nine

a I

....,£. •r-Lj. i- i.ail Palmf aW'

At Wasatch, .o'jf the crest sapf fump-If $rta mkdw tuoubly upon trout" then we drop down 1« into tne basin by a thirty feet1 grade, xh^eceio rated watchca vro whooping through tunnels, and SgE£eea«H Lt by m»ii and express,O.O. D. aD^wae're'withing through cute. For thirty J9ila» this

"ThJ,

there warJbnrryihg to and &ot In ac./aiw-]Tc: l&dtMaM rtW'foWfir minutes came a second mfssage:

Thea ti«^pon.

)iX0am~9io% s.ii .»L!eno? nlem

IAAA TUR'&WT LyVU .OA«S «Jta9'icllb»«Dr disMTss*,'

Skft

,gts "Shas caipttert.oasim.^gdrs i»ro iff

Lae. v-isloos boa tieobbibn:

TILL II I* I ILL MII W »K '/4ttLJU

s|a« *q n-»#oi%)tfef^r"i^?tf}0

-ESJB

to bay the expenses of funeral: !«?©)-'{1T: in/ shoot Marks." As be catt^ FITTING! be stepped dirsetiy in front tf Kftfes,^ !x _^ iBairno?

ateppad dirwstJy tat frost -of IS®1--3

placed the muttla of bis itfosket elds#

jz. .S. 7 T«T t» i/tak? a rf-'.tJw ,»?ws

Jti «te.~ hi*

ssqeux -wa

NIWAOVKJITIIIMKNTI.

FUgrlm'S rrogrcBB.

ThewutUaia naw

drw^_for

TLWN FTMIQDOTTTIS IJUN-EFERTTIFEDSFCI,WIFLI

ba it

A mumM

the

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1? BEBIE^9T

dahl

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as cur,

OtlOD

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IHS

MORSB:S INDIAN "KppT-

^Be felrow nfti f(

Which: ftthasB PUI»»Se ^%»'•''tf&A

frs^o flcoitt iilJ^jdfSfenbfeS'SA^ can be safely us.4diwliild f^tfbjrHriagilM 4r »uq

She!

r"17A",78ffti'1^'3—jynocfT6"q

(ijMKWftscP. "KSDwtaW 44C4t|

ate sCfbeflHRm df one of fheir agenU,up. atf -of¥t. Tb«maa*/'ime^aiaAhd^)(nich«cnnip about one million gallons, is used ftRpurj ally for their Bitters alone. The Ct$sava Balifis'Ml iW^6?rea"fi^e®f^iNh(ri8 ateo.gathered andJ«elhta4d sppsrii^ijis^h^ aft aghdt MB*!

1"xlIJPIli eiiilwSiii

\o ::oi ar ili'-slosi-UM-oniiqioeib faneq 1c

sa hsh-waei ea zaw laaasaensuq iuq ~u eidatoTal r.rfj tol Jbnuoia sldanosae iialoii's Papltiaii |«tlDai

fiwatnyinr tB&tSklR ki0 eWT?fclMJI

•Tl

TMTF BJI DITNWR

0»ul

Hom6»&and^^Fortnne8

.iMWWHtoWilL SUM*^0CTH. ioTbeJaoyaoc ait.-w. 90:1 ..-•»- ftnSIVftfV1! IW. otna, for to

iiiua ^aj'.u^bOjjjiaijaiii_A

eatEBKBACK

fO^jMaahf Hug-Monk Ago*

dwiwisso

LIFE

Through 4000jr*»ra. to th* praen. tl«e, with iV 4 *N*y W**v rtflnmc,

fine stce to ftccep \set»4r

Kvery seoond •titctacMffMnpKanil «till the cloth ipar^wttnoat tearing, it. -We cannot fea pulled «p»rtwlth: aiyjr|e*t»«hiiiWPttJK»Jpe£ m»nth-ftnd that ftmnnnt oaP:bO B|fl9.

Aq«tfrtLPi»vU«?'

0C enuT

Xh If

THBKKnf aOFr FliB anrBLOUMlWS. (i^'ln?rflual)Se.| W«l^SS9iii%MrfflKVtlr6'li dnnbeqhkl.

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4§S^Sfar^nf n^eh^th? litt^MalijEBakevell'8 I^S«»i^iaBa(ftp«R€aiECi :q b98'!IJ

ha"

SRII

-atorm

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II«di JNSESIQ IA

VV^OV E RTISE WENm i'78W j}«

rjjig'

& tfBKUIfiifi-MftlM SOLD mmk

"5^^ WR

descent continues. At EehOr'tBa-.oU^I evening, three freight trains':«t?od tf^il I S the main track, when word came ftashing:j »i over tho telegraph from the SuperisCTfllE^Axta $lK ent, "A locomotive andpftitider,.-wiUi%K ^OWW-o^aixJjWrTe.A® steam up, and with nobody on board, l£

thKt»rit^

aq.E^X .ffiffP-LfrA

^WOTK-

or Gitulemtn'tiiz and

«nd she should do:»«rd«r ftttther ^lown ?f*Ri8b ?n. rM9full»a3tre«, *e«F1ter*^ihe road, they tore up the TaflS teloW

BDD?E»TJONR'3I^FERJ^

7i rt i»

ooeiOHAfl T~5~

I'fi

09 I

a Jjp.'i.i'jai cdw ,briiie

UNA

.ilf.

iestreated

•aii I those contemp-i doi ibt of their ph P»'HWiVS-W-•t« afft or ppsta. 'Sfe

I ^Pr+tOHtftfB OOLDKK: lmHivm&L -j-m%r 9L.-

Kqj:

re th» tnfra stages Syphllltleand ntsr4iMr»asiM.bt&cf&ild x'aiftyfthow Whrf s&fo^ffsnmmtRsbnsi

£LI_

Wtjj^ff tj^btjttle^^/Ti'i .ISDTLCC J597JJ 40W»9mr mite and radical cure for .Gonorrhea. flearaL.

UTrlney aeccrapTnlWwlth'

.. dij.w E preu, those

SKMKPIKS. S. S. )WQK&DIL«NLMNI

tinge. C.emoas turnedoa bis beel j»iM4t»r, ?Mtiir: i^^sF

9 Ak i*.-»o S

»1 of my patron* aira the pnbllc desiratie styles 4]tava

iift ^abMtolv

in general

''propose- t*3aake.iS tol

O&DlB iaualariut sod but a ran bo* .•

LEATHER,

wl isg fiabiorip

ga» of tbe UK f-v prr it? tiKtEfciltfelpblft* Hfttdiugi fdUitfu uf (no tiviy Bible.

jaiJKJB e.atu!

^oundi,

ORT^'AS'

io noUaiS'01® sdJ sniiorjit

'flttptTPeinper,

odi ban «be dj£I edJ no

(STAMPED)

ell —_-!iJ enffiO bojiil Iisi3.n-t -EtbedJ sbufll oT"* TH -no'js.W ,silalO n«S 3 n. „!..»« ff»nnm jgAMSSTow*. N. T. LirPte*t$T*£'BAfcEwi:u.:-T-We have no trouble wlt6.yitftft-8a'Jra -tBoy don't' need to ba lined aj wftjlt VAPI^Jc 1 pur them od Ithe Mandrel ahi

_„.ffictl^ unifonn sni inallty nnsai

pise d. l^e^eetTuUr CHaS. A. FOX. LIPPENC0TT miWiLL, rsH Qircoiar, Millar, Mill Gang and

•sS*3hovMB,S^de»aad dlle's

8,'M U' iiJ'

8Wri?jK^«ri3W**|5-^"0,r

sb.m •J6'

lu di

t\44r«iR

JrtMMt-Worts Of

Cneef tur^oldniellea-wio have tallen Tittlm. (WtAt'ErfL3^1Wri'6'«ter'HAiraiyou. 'Cfelebt^isMlSA jfottakeSnaalDfe^s ft^of eborze.—

HPiFA W».AI|»OQlAJIOJf. Box r^iula.

1 Ki6&"t%periait« la die Treatacnt or chroateail Hunat^Hscases.—a rhino*rfit al View of ifarriagr.-rrJLif ±eapFlt booa ever blished—contain ng B(%tty'Sw page*, and 180 •i. te ^ates ami apgraal^n^t anatomy of tba bti man'OTttnl'ft fc,»ata ot JufltH sod.dlefaee, wl l#«tl^t*»4mSwarrow7Tts de|)l ^fMe conM^oaa^f tipanrtin acisdikadihoff.^f'iA the anttifr plan of tri

treauasfits^h^aiy ratlcnsKl and

-.5 „cr snjceaafal mode of enre". as shown by report of in 9?i.'0.B aOJ 4^|es treated. A trll lltBl Idrlisr to the married

fiURNBTTr

ei euM|ur|| qt^raUUli«d th.i iptable to allelaues, a&d oflars iog(d «4ltaM9(|iBlat6ulShde*S6r olr

PSW FTREF&XLTLHT 9T»EL!L

sHSN) MACBTHX. lOKWIbMcllak.WUlhtiYoii.

pv^^w»oaoewtip**ajn« ilmvwltiarnnirang

w«»

HtTBBurgh, t&fc&ijkkfl&il-vrat. Lotfte, Mo. Caution.—DJ &ot

imposed npoa by ether

c^MJ^mtcblne

1.J'

•SOOn 8AL.AKY, Address U.'8. PAINO CO. New foik.

©MTOLE DOHA* VMAEII]

inyeat«OPU«K'I

-PLT-

LOITSLTM

time

either lady or gentlemen tanhantSOtne, mewl ca»e, wWte dial gilt lettered, {(raM.' SiOTOtno&li, eoaoa

Sfrtlcpablo with key

complete. A true perm* —oe«jt"indle»ior ot ilmu

warrniiiou ior tMonuniMft-sal,) to any part ot the U. 8. on te*^w55w»ilar, *or three for refnn

Watih fl6. Betrd

ni sg.iii-.

1i.» stiitTHiirio odJ HVuli' In stiitTrairio OQJ hvuI' wu i— GILIBAOTBBJ) Agpite toitetLUM Bo^d JlBiATtt SO*lna UACHINE.

It makes the LOOK STITCH ALIKK

ON SERA

iiPEt, has theuader-faed, and id equal in eterv respect to any Sawtag Madiltt* as Co., Boston,

Sver invented Send for clr-

mUliG itiESTS matbtlbSvn tbe sale of

Ui larg#

•aMk-t«lasrmt«nall]t: esM. Ad Oheatuntstreet, 'tb «jUlt

u°-:"

fS». The

st^Xalttias Mafhine ,B,00h«tltchescer mln

liberal ldBWiitieBttf t6 Asaots. laddmi oo:, «os

nis Ho.

anafactarrr andJlealwilu

Leatberrflldes, ftll^8hoe Find Ings, and Cii^rleFB Tools

Res. IMA 116 MAIK St., TKBRB BADTB, ISO.,

OASJI for,aid«f» Yara^ahttj Pflti, I)wr

Consignments always JRtceive ProfatAiieniiine. »y6i#U

mmmMm

At the Tentonis BWftl,'!0 flas. 114 aa« iimsia It., feet. TSRRB HA UTS: iXlJ.S •v

M' JUAJS.

wttifeitUa: t'-091 3dy{ 5,"e i'/1

wkoantertaln

tion. Sent free ot

mtSod^Of. tt osnti, ii

y^BBTtesSlSI^ tiaelwstf Bi «o fi#ft«d'tHWn sty of th* iifeaaia #aich Ws books trsat, either peri»i ally or by/tnail, au4. medicines sent to any pa t%f tfc# world.-

BP TXHFOJLJTFNATE

'BOIREFMITTHRE

-lwon:! ani7«£[~: ..O-- mvj .i- ft— SJeodat-iioW 811ii sJcoJai-irsow Sii-

818

0jjA

With fits ot the fincet Tabia Wtb ePftin, PATENT! CU»HI®IWO 58 ?Ui!' SHAJ1PB8j-?B0Pifiii'1

Pure bjfipir Uii titlfd B6riibon''i?^tylt%fis^T •014 a( thabar^.an-, oM«rodi riineteiq Whisky told 1)V the gallon, qaart aniolnt.^^

Kiitt tW Tit -rf:sft0C

OTT & BURGESSi"

HOUSE andr&F&fr FA INTER, PAFBB BillUBS ASO JBBAIAEB.

SHOl —lu JUiljr'jiJJIack. tt »ew-d*yl? ol Stain etreo AH work done pnjmp'fly' aai ^tf'ftasotifcOTH rates. -1 «n#al3ar,

J„Jg VTUDT. -J.ESU8 THOMAS 1 VIMUM Pj!St(Uk msja

wiuntww&vm*

Carriage MaRvfiwtyfig^ Jorner 2d ^odWalaat atrveitt Tetr^gj}M4 VMit Bepairing dooo Promptlf-.eliKt*^Lo»r*lfteHab

J^IYBRY 4,y^LBJ4J|a

The tiifderflgned', at His Thirditreet, oppo«lt» tba JBtraitlnjBMi^.'ftitoo«^ prepared with good stoo^-ABd Uar commoaato the pnbtlo.

Any person wishing to deiioau HAM fioe, Hurne.8, or other livery arUctof

docSdti aUNTKa*:oOtiLlHiini

ANHOOl) and TIK'^XG^ OF V.ODlH.reitoredinjfaar w.eeU iWOOKD'a BasEKO® or LirK reStore» |po er from whatever e»h«4arl»,o(4'!' the" ut early pernicl.atu habits,

M. MEUEDI^Sf'«w ooo.oow 'ft 'iuw AaaU naeOt Attorney at OrnoE—In Farrlngton Bh)ck,-Terf-e HkaiV/Ifid' S I" 11fAaSAHm»r30dwtf a a mwii

H. BLAKE,

Attorned at" **?.• --8 "d.1 no tarn is! NOTARY Orric*—On Ohio Street, between Third .'ash fourth Street*. ... eafglMA^EWi 1*9. P. SAIBD. cakjftM gAIBX) 4

Attorneys At' Isfew, OrriOB.—So. 82 Mate Btreet^ap-tlj&Sj ^S. hO

fj%m.

E. MoIrlB^C

ertbarly & Wasley^DrU? Btfcrtr.'-

TMJB

-HOME

IN8tJBAir0SU20MPANY

NEWYORK

«nfc A«w»f-.f:lt.n$4,00i»,090.

laicBA^GOLb^^liMjiYfe h'-iftfeW.

ss'itrr^CLAims.

CARD

fOB-186?.

JFTAVID .DAII«TWS«H, «F%SDYSSJSS*'

c6^rarvU^tt6|i Block, !r Sguttr*, iMan& JancBteBbma, vtmi/t :^fiyRrlXAFn» »J

MOJiRy, -JQOLLECTED,

'EJEJEHS -MXMOVTJSi^f

pKOTKSTS 188UBD.

n,a a Sold,

Deftctlre iiiliMiiiii1iMiuu«

SURANCE.

n(U'iU«a0r4inpot.ncj

nd olloiHte, gtrv -w«y "at'onto*tb"tiltVunderfni nadicine,lf taken r«-gul»i lj. acp rd(gg$o jtto |l.rctibas (wfilch are Tory eimitle, ani ieqnlta pa. restraintfr*»m business or p.eantrrK) T&itnte' tf impoesible Soliiia1 boti*«. at43tat'toar,4uiiftuJ tie* la one 59. To be haj on pointed agsi,t'ln Amertca, &jDg MmtiQ*, c»r. nf'IH.6 «tr et. W.

ATTORlSE,YS.

Attorney and CouMeUorat Law, I AtitUsA

Oinos.—No.88 MainB*-eet. dacM^ 6»ssaqiii*n^d^.: v.- Jl ,9i hCM

toab sua,

Befrlgerators, JCe Cll6StS, no j't? lager Beer Coolers, noq^qob^ lee Pitchers, fiwqi? Ice Cream Freezers,^ Bath Tabs, all sizes, -H Toilet setts at $300., Bird Cages, all style?, .Z,:5 5

CCJTICS^XS .lUtfOI 287 .W lo^ a r^-^aitnoolHl wol dJ eifulrf',rr[ f!#dmBjr raq -^isvaj rn tlo«

r. •'•'.tacri-: -f .-Tfrgaiiqajl

SPfiER'S STAflMftl) j't -."."a 'j *ii:yg til

O'J

BIT TE

r,n «ni laiswel .va^.jj»T'3^l^%^wvyo»irimrTOi» -efso !*i9nej stub daldw Jis

.a iza yQ eo'i ^o leiBreZ I

dj sJo ifKj ri .o Ajwi.Jwq** br.thG boa.|l j,c

««, Notary Dally Kvmrf Tlaf «Tf ft Hnnrf.j.

.. .•,....... tiftsMHT

Oa soothfast wrniir

KEEP-^OOLf

v- rrrfp. ,"rf

JUST BKCEIvib.^

ITJLOI?,

irwot.

BEST

myr Weakly Perw^uA* v-rt-J ii'rol F9B T&I PAUK,

FOB THX atoKit,

971,(1

I fr -v *0® THB A6K7 -oteK ,bnc W 1 Up- FOB -rSMAi S8/_^0S{ JdSfl' |f a

Aero

WINE, HEBBS & boots

eases assist Slgestio ., pnuaote tba 8«cretMtU-«f ths system it the natural chanael^-airil ston' __

I0H6 AM) OLD, MALI APflMALlA All

ess lt with

thejn. JO»n noaa pth« SXANDABD BIXTSBS. Oroosra. Seetr of each Bottls.

55.

Ho Bitiers Equal to l^hemJ CH-. &. LAJfQBtda^osq CJ *—•. 4* si

Speep'8 Standard Wine BltSersri

Qfft

a.ir «d oi'i

and such «tber HERBS andBOOT^as will ifl ol i4?I^O& SAtiEJ -iM moil M»»r -tabaii v.- biia ,7»:tTu?8a^ oolitiH lit mTX jPi|OP*«TlR «H ltd] tflsjs

doll Ii

To the pale whits lip, a"w, •'"••ess Ilonsee on Sta»a-«tri^«

ALFRED BrBEll,

Tassalo, N. J., and 342

frada fnpplled

Dresses OtxrWins, Plumoj, £»Ot, Felret. EaMvwiv aa« rrlWM. I'arwc ti Urmt tent fad pail to ClS%iag and BeBi'

aiaMsg, wlttioat da3tagiS tba cf 1.

r», •acharlicle* as Cr«P» 8ha»lsrf8uk Dnnrs, Iferino and DeLalne 1/rstste, Brock* .SirpM nit p|«uu

-a. efiJ-F W#»a«tly.4sM.. mxtmh* v3» htm

jsntiBolfchaaaiuiowas-i.,

TOO

iaolt

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bei!aqsi*^nr«'! ci .tiloqaaa

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LIFEMMTEELW.7

nwon^ Hew .s'sw-iBhc n&ohamA. JTIIT

United0 SmteffofAfflwhoa1

effiRTERID^ .dor-il odJ rt •?].-. f1 »i noiJS'

.JiTT

orticclkifr

OLABEMOit H. tiLAKK, Pt*»MSBt. fitH eOfSKtt.J emWtaaft ii»laiiic«t«C-«»Jat7 .''nOomdstast ?ivl ah rH j*:ii oiaiQ

KMEMok^W. PIET, S^reUir and AftUiHr"1 -••""'•j dJ This ooniuar oittps lae mwvm airaata* gjsyn'i Ci-r.t,. .t.-jt.o-ja

-MH* Sauoaali.wppaaj-,

•umi

JEHT

^Tt W raie^ ofj»M»si. It rarolsbes larger lasaraaceotMsq «IMi companies for the nat •••n—

si 3t

to -j_ lii of biido b^gJt

tTCTriiilTt li"^ Policies as be takea which parts nrtd taefr"

an red taelrfuli aasooat. aua Ntarslaii ttc piiSaitf »a WjBBHliHns|Hr »At,M r, i1

nemKMI

AirvaOTBto

JCLI

SB, 1868.

)i..'cca9 ead

0A8U OAPlTlL, 1,000,000 1Q A ,IT.\OE^AU»]T» ei

eil niaT'c fl.-iJinqorSa". afibeqa

-stseb

isi-V— D-.ut ed lliw no

where the general bDtlntra of tlya^y^Mtty Iraasacted, and to which all general correspond-

e#iatMpotlcy.''*ai'L *^3«a W.ciwtsfrfbt ^H«Ml IMVt IH* & O

LOIIEWJMNF0

a a a)U'JUT Jiiju

S a a to ^UWM*I%3BHitMetSidjpt,n»H »aitlc1af a ,*lTea on application Oompanr, or to

Oompany,

-ol IJJ

^erMie^fgr Ohio *l.'t^ac3

fttv4a4tante

ia'jalgii 1 s.aibfoa mdi

a.fJ— JI fl ^edsls.'^te iFQQjFtifSai e6J

lo sntw RAILItOAOi^ 'l ssoiraiqs t'M I'D ft •.-*Ja:T llifl r! lii llif.! I'JSui nUO

INDIANAPOLIS ST. LOUIS

91 ra e.: jiodmti

atuP»

fj3B el

lil9

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TVLAFNIMDRN''^ VL IS P'AI^OS -Y®

sitsfS

Djc#Wr,jJ |ost|Z6 asw

9dJ

1 zajbs i- edi I am 4:30 pin Jtx mm

'«ft»Mp b.*. .ud.«Motmvtm4kiaimJ&dcangicud.«Mi con, ariive er«ojiQlly,''i: asas City, 'J.. UJOp m. A00 ik AOiiOO a iTenwortli 12:16 a 6:9Dta ttlita aar ^{fflswrss f. ^LStplu 'A}^-jn i£ uoeti cim?i ikfaWWy10

IP I

s: .y iijiiJiiKK. .»iin

In aDtmdfcnce, which will b» spjdJjjw. onr rents. Call at' -4 "l 'IJT I hijv »j ,i (t f:|+ 3-1 :"rr:: 3BAld^r i' sn dsidw ,e 't- i1 il in.. 'ii.i» i'CT.O ano dsHvjg

:s.-5sar^5 «6tff

t^ay. ^t i&rgrm, feeSMMrsa Hat.ttorti*i Al

muo -'-I M* CJie^ked. fhteuyh.

fagbfeKt^fJIod

tJsnIBur.'t. Genu Pais'r A«"t.

^jayjli r,e ?3 .- -,r bas —u»"p

iHgareoA aaarxH^ST A

W 8 1 6

J8W98fa»* mak ic.conTtnient jirr o~ T*i

"jjoT b»^

eSiSHsi4" 1 jjBj

_a__3fu"ij! era so A tsoeldyil

TO?

:ii anj r-mj

lo iMtlw en" .eftiai fcis{-?if -rduweb ?#btuods Dal

ISI

levo ba«s«q

BOJSW

Hones and lot on Putilar. betwstir gnPand Ttj

BLOOM AND BEAFTYH J5005" "To ths thin' fa«9 and eave-worir fe'«ifoteD«ilcfi. tiiiftTekAo-i^I^rt).'ATTV CoroS TIVr» a«d oreatsl APftWITfi. MW. "jf* 5?S* j'Otbsr. Ask ttai'aeKinr£p *:rjan»jft„ «7li, i"ai «m* mt abasa

MW taJn!S

edl

ah. .tlJ.aeb iti&itni ^alooboiq .i*a baa fcoa .snisxai adi wo fcfad tsw tHapai -If )H9bhi&}c< loHnsv a ieoturtu lEceal E»tate, ,CJ.oA

.. Y.f.V. 1K3»A

—*aDBOS—i- t-T" fyX. -91 "V -. -y- I —I-

—to T»- icf BohsraStfIdt,)0Md*hrra3rtAa^ftltloa. Home and lot la Sibley's addition on Mhitrset' Hopse and lot in —r'^ a^HUMi—ijjsfc »n 11s I'

JM MA

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