Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 February 1884 — Page 3

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BITTERS

|7HE SHEA? BLOOD PUMRl Liver and Sidney Bemedj, Compounded from the well known

Curatives Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion, Sarsaparilla, Cascara Saerada, etc.. combined with an anrreeable Aromatic Elixir.

^THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA DTOIGESTIOS, Act upon the Uxor and Kidneys, I HBGHJIiATB-THE7" BOWELS, I

They core Rheumatism, and all Urinary troubles. They Invigorate, nourish, strengthen and quiet the Nervous System. As a Tonle they have no Equal.

Take none bet Hope and Malt Bitters. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.—

I Hops and Matt Bitters Co. DETROIT, MICH.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

[Carefully corrected to date.] Union depot, Ciiestnnt and Tenth streets. All trains except 1. A St. I..., T. H. A S. E. (to Worthington), and freights.

Explanation 01 references: ^Everyday. All trains not. so marked ran dally except Sunday. ll'arior oars daily, except Sunday. sSleeping -fars. cRcclinme chair oar. 1'.:^ -J VANDAI.IA LINE.

Hm- (Leave going East.) "•Fast Line.... 1:25 a. m. Oinclnnatl Express- 12:55 p. m. •sDay Express 2:K p. m. Mall and Accommodation 7:00 a. m. (Arrive from West.) •sFast Line..—. 1:17 a.m. Cincinnati Express 12:40 p. m. *sDa Exp reus 1:40 p. m. (Leave going West.) •sPaclflc Express...- 1:17 a. in. Mall Train... 10:07 a. in. •sFast Espresp 2:10 p. m. (Arrive from Mast.) •sPaclfic EjpreBK 1:10 a. m. Mail Trairi 10:00 a. m. *sfFast Express... 2:00 p. m, •rudianapoli» \cooipm-sdsvtlon 7:00 p.m.

TERRIi HAUTK A UXJANSPOBT. (Loganr.port Division of Vandalla.) (Leivvt, for Northeast.) Mall Train 7SK«, m. Accommodation 3:35 p. m. (Arrive from Northeast.) Mall Train 11:40 a. m. icoommodsllon 7:d5 p. m.

EVAN8VILLR VtEftRE HAUTE. (Lsave for South.) 'Express 3:00 p. m. ••Nashville Ksprtss,„ 4:05 a. m. Accommodation) ... 10:45 a. (Arrivo from South.) Accommodation 10:10 a.m. *sOhloago Express...... 11:58 p. m. MBastern Exprce* 2:00 p. m.

CHICAGO 4 EASTERN ILLINOIS. (Ijeave for Norih.) T. H. A Chicago Express 8:15 a. m. E' ansvlllc & Chicago Express.. 2:25 p. m. ••J .'asUville&Chl'-'rrjo plV.ss.. 12:05 a. m. (Arrive from North.) Te 're Haute Accommodation... 10:15 a. m. CI oago & Terre Haute Ex 5:16 p. m. hioago and Nashville Ex 4.-00 a. m.

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY. (Leave for Northwest.) Mall and Accommodation 7:00 a. m. (Arrive from Northwest.) Mall ana Accommodation 6:00 p. m.

T. H. A 8. E.Tto Worthington). (Dopot corner First and Main streets.) (Leave for Southeast.) Mail and JSspress 6:25 a. m. Accommodation 2:45 p.m. (Arrive from Southeast.) Mail ai Express 12:15 p. m. Accommodation I0rf5 a. m.

IN D1A i? Al'Ol.IS A ST. LOUIS, pcruer Sixth and Tippecanoe sts. (Arrive from East.) •Day Express 10:10 a. m, •s«ew York Express 1:88 a. m. Bonton A St. Louis Ex 9:28 p. m. Paris Express 6:48 p. m. (Leave going West.) •Day Express 10:0S a. m. •coNew York Express 1:35 a. m. Boston & St. Louis Ex 9:30 p. m. Paris Express 6:50 p. m. (Arrive'froio West.) •csNew York Express 1:38 a. m. Day Express... 8:45 p. m. Local Passenger 6:53 a. m. Indianapolis Express 12:03 p. m. (Leave going East.) •csNew York Express 1:35 a. Day Express 3:47 p. IjOCMI Passenger 6:65 a. Indianapolis Express 12:05 p.

New Advertisements.

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The Improved United States Scales.

Wagon, Stock, Coal. Hopper, Dorm an Railroad Tmck ai^ others, all slies. The°best Improved Scales in the world. 8old at prices that defy competitlon.

Peed ror illustrated circular. Addiws „NITED STATES SCALE CO., Terre Haute, Ina» Office and worts on south Fourth street, (Patented May ISth, 187ft—February 26th, 874 Two patents December 20th, 1881.) B.

Austin, Patentee.

W. H. HASLET,

18 South Fifth Street,

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L. F. Pi

Dealer in ICE.

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Lonj and Short WOOIK

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26 North Sixth Street,

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OUT ON A STRIKE.

The Miners of the Brazil District Klek Against a Reduction.

THEY ABE WILLING TO ARBITRATE, HOWEVER.

r# An Insane Miner Cuts the Throats of His Wife and Sister-in-law, Bat Not

Fatally—News From the Neighborhood.iv'

BHAZIL, Ind., February 28.—The anticipated strike of the miners consequent on a reduction of 25 cents on the ton, to take effect March 1, is on. The miners were notified of the reduction by the operators a few days ago, and held an enthusiastic meeting at the court house, at 10 o'clock this morning. The meeting was conducted with becoming spirit, the prevailing sentiment being to arbitrate. Accord' lngiy a committee of six mi' ners was appointed to confer with a like number of operators at once and determine the matter by arbitration. This committee consisted of Wm. Lowry, Wm. Gait, Sam. Anderson. Maurice Gray, lames Morrisom and Owen Quigley. Just what the result of arbitration will be It is Indefinite to surmise. Meanwhile the miners await the call of the committee to take any further steps. In a conversation with some of the miners your correspondent ascertained that the miners expected a reduatlon of 10 per cent., or even 15, and that work would have continued uninterruptedly had the operators asked only that much but 25 cents was too much and the miners were disposed to Indicate emphatically as much. The rely upon the justness of their claim for a speedy adjustment of the difference, thinking there must be some policy in asking it which will appear if a reduction of 15 cents is submitted at once and good naturedly.

The price paid during the winter, $1.00 a ton, nas had the effect of bringing a good many miners Into this district and now any strike will be unusually severe on account of the number thrown out of employment. There Is a growing feeling that a sliding scale, that is, a scale regulating the price of winter and summer mining, should be adopted. It would do much to prevent the periodic recurrence of such differences between operators and miners.

George Faulkner cut his wife's throat seriously, though not fatally, at noon today. He also inflicted a severe wound on the face and neck of her sister, who was making her home with them. Fortunately the wonnds are not fatal. Faulkner is a miner, about thirty-three years old, and has lived in Brazil almost all his life. He is of unsonnd mind, and had given evidence of it from time to time for several months past. An effort was made to iilace him in the insane asylum, but the authorities there objected, because the symptoms indicated epilepsy. Legal steps were pending before last session of court to have him declared Insane,but the case was continued. The petition came from his fath. who lives here. Perhaps the dangerous feature his insanity has assumed will have something to do with hastening the decision. He lived haplly with his wife and worked in the mines as opportunity offered and, while his mind appeared unbalanced to the casual observer, he never became offensive before. He submitted quietly to arrest and Is now in jail.

Marshall Matters.

Special to the Express. MARSHALL,111..February 28.—Harry Dulaney and wife went to Terre Haut« yesterday on a short visit.

David Gamble, of Martinsville, was in the city yesterday. Ben MnKeen, of Colllnsville, Is visiting friends in the city.

Aaron Cole and W. T. Martin visited Terre Haute yesterday. Mrs. Wll 1 Kllborn visited Miss

Ora Cross,

of 602 Oak street, Tuesday. A new smoke stack was put up at the Quaker City Mill, Tuesday.

Miss Mary Welch, of Paris, is visiting her many friends In the city. Apprehensions now are that we will have another heavy snow storm.

John Llttlefield goes to Casey to-mor-row night to deliver a temperance lecture.

T. L. Amdorf has been 111 forseveraldays with lung fever but Is now up and around again.

The limit for tax paying has almost expired and the collectors are urging on the payment.

Miss JemmlaTroyer has returned from a two months' visit to relatives In Wabash, Ind.

The bills for Gorton's New Orleans minstrels are up for a performance next Monday night.

Mrs. Annie Sanderson, of Danville, has been visitiug her parents, Daniel Linn and wife for several days past.

The Chatterbox club Is very busily engaged in getting up some tableaux for the entertainment Saturday night.

Abel English and wife and Mrs. Robert Twilley went to Olney yesterday to visit relatives and friends for a few days.

Miss M. H. Aydelott returned Tuesday from Greencastle, in which city and Ridge Prairie she has been visiting for some weeks.

II. W. Fish, of Melrose, was in the city yesterday on business connected with the sale of his property, which is to take place in a few days.

John Kulm leaves to-day for Danville where he will visit his brother Jacob for a few days, and will then go to Kokomo, Ind., where he has a situation engaged.

The Band of Hope children gave a little entertainment Tuesday night, consisting of readings, recitations, essays, etc. Tho little ones acquitted themselves very well.

A delegation from the Knights of Pythias lodge of this city went over to Terre Haute, yesterday, to assist in some ceremonies of the order there. They returned this morning.

We see by the Herald that A. D. Lycan who went out to Colorado some weeks ago to make his fortune, has been elected a trustee of the Colorado Mining and Land Exchango company.

The Messenger of this week gives your correspondent quite a raking over, but we understand the reason of this quite well. We exposed a grievous fault of one of the editors thereof ,a few days since, and the truth in such cases is always unpalatable to the guilty party.

There was a slight wreck on the Van at the crossing Tuesday nigbht delayingtNo 4 about an hour and a half. When No. reached here there were several freights which had also been delayed by the wreck occupying the switch and extending some distance beyond it, west. There was a regular blockade and No. 7 bad to wait somo time until the track was clear.

Rev. Molntyre's lecture at the Congregational church, last Tuesdsy night, did not draw a very large orowd, owing, probably. to the fact that the children's entertainment was held in his own church, and there was a large crowd in attendance there, The subject, "The Sun," would of course be uninteresting to children, but those who attended were quite well pleased. Mr. Mclntyre is a good talker, and can make any subject interesting.

Benjamin Griffith, one of the foremost men of our olty, died this morning at S o'clock, aged 67 years. He bad been suffering with rheumatism for several weeks, and was then taken with lung fever, which soon carried him off. Mr. Griffith moved to this ceunty over thirty years aeo, arid settled near McKeen, where he lived many years. He moved to this city but a few years ago. He moved his family to Maryville, Missouri, in the fall of 18*2, but did not like the country, and returned to this city in the summer of 1883. He lost a beloved daughter but a few weeks ago. and this has kaj* hastening kis death. He will be buried at Asbury church cemetery, to-morrow,

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•pedal to the Express. JTJBSON, Ind., February tive Wm. Knowles, of Rookville. wa* In town, Tuesday. W. H. Moreland wentto Indianapolis, Monday, and came home yesterday.

Mr. Brown, of Rockville, was In town yesterday. Mrs. Staunton visited her father at Jessup, Tuesday.

E. Acker was in town "this week, offering to insure life and property. Our young friend, Mr. Raleigh Anderson will start to Omaha, Nebraska, the first of next week.

Mr. La?e Mlkels' child is very sick with pneumonia, but has fair chances of recovery at present writing.

Ex-Sheriff Maris was in town yesterday. Air. Marls will be a candidate for treasurer, and Is worthy the position.

J.J. Walker oame up trom Roe^j'1^ Tuesday, and created a sensation amonf, LUie farmers by offering #1.00 per bushel

Tor wheat. Married—at the residence of Jas. Buchanan, Feb. 27th, 1884, Mr. Chas. Puroell to Jiliss Alice Sebastian. Esquire Buchanan officiating. mould Senator Harrison's Mns^n bill be enacted our old veteran Mr. Daniels will have another siring to his bow. we believe the bill is a good one and think ever^loyal member of the senate would do well to support it, for we believe that there are mauy who ®?rved in the_late rebellion, from hardships they had toendure, coptraottd 4Ueaa$ tttat dhftWw

them far mora than many who receive pensions for slight direct injuries.

iS Pimento Points. Pnaorro. Ind., February 28.—N. B. _Ken nett and Dr. C. T. Ha Haute, yesterday.

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A. H. Weeks went to Terre Haute today. W. T. French is getting better of the measles.

Leet Stark Is going to move to Indianapolis soon. Dr. W. T. Heady moved to Jamestown, Ind., yesterday-

BABE BALL NOTES.

The following players have signed with the Pimento baseball club: Lewis Payne, of Farmersburg, piteher O. P. Cummins, of Farmersbnrg, catcher Bement French, 1st base Lee Parish, piteher and general player James Leforge, catcher and general player J. K. Leforge, center field Rube Llston, short stop John Enderes. catcher and general player John Warren, left fielder. The Pimento club will be composed of twelve players. Lige Llston. Taylor Kester and Ed. Warner have not sigaed yet.

Clay City Chips.

CLAY CITT, Ind., February 28.—Trustee Cooprider returned from Brazil Tuesday, A. M. Storm closed his school at the Green well school house yesterday.

Mrs. Schawacker, mother of Lewis Schawacker has been quite sick for several days.

Geo. A. Byod, a young attorney of Brazil, came down on legal business Tuesday.

Levi Damer, our popular drayman, talks of moving to Evansvllle to engage in the same business.

The young man, Oberndorfer, who shot himself Sunday, is In a critical condition and the doctors say he cannot possibly recover.

The schools of our town will close one week from next Friday. A short spring term will be taught if the citizens subscribe liberally. It, is nnderstaod that the teachers will be M. Markle, Belle Carpenter and Li llle Carlisle.

Sam Riley, of the Miner, called on us Wednesday. He says the outlook for him is flattering, and the money he makes from four years as county clerk, will be Invested In the newspaper business. If that is all the dependence we have for news after the election, the Lord pity the rdading publlo. By the way Sam says he Is to be married soon, and also gives the startling announcement that his girl Is red-headed. The girl (poor creature) has our sympathy.

Tlncennes.

Special to the Express. VIWCEKNES, Ind., February 28.—The ex pert who was employed by the council to examine the books of the clerk and late treasurer, we learn, says there is only a difference, so far, of fifty cents, in favor of the city. As predicted by many, no stealings have been discovered, and ex-City Tieasurer Peter R. McCarthy has stood the scrutiny of the lynx-eyed expert, and comes out with clean hands ana an unsullied name. And it is also stated that a better-kept set of books were not to be found anywhere.

Mr. W. J. Nicholson, of the Commercial, has purchased an interest in the Eagle shoe store, this city.

The average merchant begins to wear a much broader smile now, since business has began to pick up.

The baseball feverjthat prevailed in this city to such an extent last season, seems to have lost Its grip upon the youth of this place.

It Is not the young newspaper man that Is so terribly set back at the departure of the two handsome young Terre Haute ladles from this city. No, I'll be a Cook if It Is so.

We have been re-inforced by the arrival of another physician, to be added to the list of Vlncennes M. D.'s. This is one of the healthiest localities .to be found anywhere. But let 'em come.

The election by the city council of Billy Sachs, as policeman, with Jacob Metzger of the old force, gives us two ex-clty marshals, who now report for duty to Marshal McBrlde. If any of the "element" et away from Sachs, he wants to know t. It'sTmslness with him all the time.

The Republicans of this county met in •onvention, yesterday, to select delegates to the Stat* and Congressional conventions and to transact such other business pertinent to a thorough organization of the party here. Among other matters was tne adoption of a resolution expressing a deep regret on the removal of Mr. R. G. Evans from the city, (he goes to

R. G. Evans from the city, (he goes to none oi tne newiy weaaea Minnesota) and his consequent with-| residence of James A. White.

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drawal from the candidacy for attorney general by the Republican convention. Though Mr. Evans is an earnest Republican and a hard worker In the ranks of his party, even the Democrats are loath to have him leave. He Is a pleasant, genial agreeable gentleman.

R. L. Travellick, of Detroit, the distinguished champion of the workingmen cause throughoutthe country,wilJ address the people of Bickn«ll, this county, March 10th? Up at Bicknell and the neighboring town of Edwardsport, there are a large number of coal miners who have given in -their belief to the sentiments pronounced by Mr. Tavelllck. His subject will be "Organization and Its History.

Of Lots and Lands in tho City of Terre Hante for Taxes Due Said City and Now .... Delinquent.

Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the third day of March, 1884, I. Charles A. Robinson, treasurer of the city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, will offer for sale at public auction at the court house door in said city, the lots and lands hereinafter described on which taxes still remain unpaid, on said day or as much of said lots and lands respectively as may be necessary to pay said taxes, penalties, interest and all costs and chargcs made by reason of the failure to pay said taxes, penalties, Interest and costs, together with the current year's taxes.

The sale will commence at 10 o'clock a. m. on said day and at said place, andlwill contined until all of said lots and lands upon which the taxes as aforesaid remain unnaid. shall be sold or offered for sale.

The said lots and lands and taxes now due and delinquent on each parcel are described and set out as follows, to-wit:

NAMES OE OWNERS AND DESCRIPTION PROPERTY.

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Martinsville Happenings.

Special to the Express. MARTINHVI-LLB. HI., February 28.—H. V. McNary is at Terre Haute to-day.

The public library has forty stockholders ana yet there is room for more. Messrs. Nate Lee and Oscar Fuquay, of Casey, were In the city yesterday on business.

Editor Ward, of the Casey Banner, is In the city to-day—accompanied by his "grip."

Quite a successful revival is now in rogress at Hopwell church. Rev. J, D. I. Brown is at the helm. C. K. Douglass has been enjoying the hospitality of his numerous friends while in Mattoon for a few days past.

Miss Kate Adklnson, of Marshall, has been enjoying a visit in our city tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Lou Cole.

C. D. Ward has accepted a position in the I. & St. L. railroad office at St. Louis, at a salary of 860 per month. He began work Wednesday morning.

The regular monthly teachers association which holds its next session at Casey over Friday night and Saturday will attract a part of our educational workers.

Rev. F. C. Bruner and family have been enjoying a few dajrs visit among Marshall friends. More especially the parents of Mrs. B., Mr. and Mrs. Smith who reside In that city.

Real estate has been very active this year in our city. Quite a number of new dwellings were erected last year, but will experience the greatest boom Martinsville has ever had in the way of new buildings.

Eli McDanlel will offer at public sale at his late residence one and a half miles northwest of this city, Saturday, a full line of household goods, farml ng Implements, and stock of various kinds. It is reported Eli has rented the Comstock property on Flowery Hill and will become a resident in this city. We hope the report may be true.

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Clinton News. s**,

Special to the Express. jnsu, CLINTON, Ind., February 27.—John O. Wright has sold his farm, advertised his personal property for sale, and will depart immediately after sale for Kansas. We regret to part with him, for he is a man of energy, and a staunch Republican.

The supper at the Opera house, Tuesday evening, was a success. The net proceeds were 850.

Master Edward Hammock, a six-year-old musical prodigy, gave a performance upon the organ, at the M. E. church, Tuesday evening. He was greeted with a very fair audience, and generously donated half of the proceeds to the flood sufferers.

Prof. McCrea has resigned the prlnolpalship of Clinton school, to take effect today. He leaves at once, with his family, for Texas, where he has accepted a similar situation. It is to be hoped he will meet with better* success with the cowboys than he did with the boys of Clinton. He will be succeeded by Miss Has. Hlnkle, formerly principal of Dana school.

The good deacon of the Herald the first of this week called upon his wife and was entertained by his mother-in-law. She, In her goodness of heart, wished to present him with some furniture, the first article being a chair. The presentation speech was eloquent and impressive. The deacon carried the chair away on his head. The other articles are ready for him whenever he calls.

Married—Mr. Florence White, a bachelor of some forty-eight summers, to Mrs. MaryCrabb, a buxom widow of thirtyeight. The ceremonies took place in this city at the residence of W. G. Crabb, Sr., yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, only a select company of friends and relatives being present. The happy couple immediately departed for the residence of Mr. White's father, where a sumptuous dinner was prepared for them. The wedding cake was magnificent, and was made by Ernest Weber, of this place. The future home of the newly wedded will be at the

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Dudley Afoul' "(heirs) Rose's sub 44 and 2 87 Dyer, Geo A. Gilbert's Place 2d sub. 287......... do

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Condft" John D. Boudinot's sub out lot 13 34Cottam, Ann, Jewett's 2d sub. Eut. 6...—. Crawford andO'Boyle Rose's sub4/.32 a .28 do Creal Edith E. J. Sibley's sub 66 ft front Lafayette street In e«, vy ""n Cupps, John R. Linton's addition... Demordst Mary A. Dean's sub of canal 4 do Dlx Marlon, Farrlngton's sub out lot 69 Dreei6Mary" Wiison's sub out iot'64, n' ji 1 Dunden John, Dean's 2d sub east of canal,

23 0 23 1 23 2 283 234 235... 236 287 23 8 23 9 24 0 an 242 248 24 4 24 5 24 6 24 7 24 8 24 9 25 0 i. 251: 25 2 25 3 25 4 25 5 .256 25 7 25 8 25 9 280 261 262 283.... 26 4 26 5 26 6 26 7 26 8 26 9 27 0 27 1 27 2 27 3 27 4 27 5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 3 1 4

Gilbert Martha, Gilbert Place 2nd sub

24 2 1 30 7

In Mid Pt. ex, 113x300 ft, cor, V/3 acres, out-lot 71 Harper & Syfers, Jewett's add 8B. do Hess Mary A., 63 ft on Lafayette-st, in outHenry Wm. M.. King's sub, lot 61, in 16, 12,9... 11 Herrington Timothy J., Turner's sub, lot 19, in Chase's E 1»

Helmcamp Susan A, Dean's SUD, OI canai... Herkimer Helen, Rose's sub, N of Chestnut bet 7th and 8th streets..... Hicklin Rebeca J., McGaughey & Roach's sub. 1 Hicklin Rebeca J, McGaughey &

Roach's sub.

9 ft 6 inNS 8 Uogan Cornelius, Jewett's Add... S3 Hudson Susan, Bllnn's sub., out-lot 8 21 Hudson Susan. Bllnn's sub., out-lot 8 20 Jenkins, Caroline. Koch's sub in Spencer

Johnson & Miiier, Ni'p'pert'& Evans' sub ''".'' Jones, E. W., Deans 2d sub of canal 21 ft 6 and 4 in 110 ft and win half Johns, Catherine, Nlppert& Evans sub half Kearney, Diana M, sub out-lot 66, io acres except 116x98 ft in corner and 75xl42ft6 in Kimt? George E\ Jewett's list sub eut 80 end 9

2 7

Tuell A Usher's sub... 2

King Pat, Linton's addition Kimmell Virginia, Rose's sub 47.82 A 118 Kintz Mary A, Harbert & Barton's sub X... 9 Knowles Samuel, Dunnigan's sub in 16-12-9.... 30 Kratt John, Ross & Donnelly sub Y% 37 Kyle Mary J,Dean's 1st sub of canal 1 do 10 do 11....—.. Lang Mary A, Jewett's 1st sub eut 50 ft front 13th st 142 backs side 24 Leonard est, Linton's add— 6 Leonard Ellen C, Naylor's survey 46 ft Ins cor 1 Leggett Wm T. Sibley's sub in 16,12,9— 1 Link John and Louis, Rose's add 20 ft front,

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Locke, Josiah, Dean's second sub. of Canal pt 4.42 acres..... 4 Locke, Josiah, a piece of ground bet. theRR and Canal of lot 16 Dean's sub. of

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Main & Poplar of 17th 7.96 acres ................. Gilbert Martha, Gilbert heirs sub 40.30 a bet 9Main & Poplar of 17th 8.14 acres................... Gilbert Martha, sub L60 acres bet Orchard®

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Jno. W. Preston's sub

out-lot 5— do Terre Haute— 183do n. K. 1W— \6% and Tippecanoe Long Emma J., 50 ft cor. Lundy John,^^Vett'snbins wqr, iS," lit,"9- 6.do do do do do do do do do do' do, do do

Lynd C. H. heirs, Tuell A (Jsher's sub., 4 gl/

Lynd cI'H-, heirs, Tuell A Usher's sub., nX

Mart&'Orinth'a&i 8i.«5 A..—~ 20 Markle Kate, Elisabeth Sibley's sub. n2... Marshall Alice, Wm. Prepton'sub. ffi ft, side, 16 Merrlman Jas. M. et al., 24 ft. 10 in. s. side,

Mlnter Chariotte *A.,*Jno. sibiey's suii., 86 ft," side Murphy FrancisC.. Wilson's add., 25 ft. of side of 50 ft, side........ Murphy Harriet L.. Wilson's add., & ft,

Murphy Jno. W.. sub. io) 9,148 ftl, 8ide... 19 MurphyMargaret, J. Sibley dlv. in out-lot

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Murphy Chas. F., T. H....—«... McCray, Sophia, Barton's Jhs

cliase's *....«..•«•• IS.. McGee, Thomas,"Jewett's third sub. Eut.

McKee,^Uexander,' GUberi/s piacW,'2d sub.' Naylor, Albert. Maglll's sub. In out-lot 65 Nelson, Geo. S., Ogaen Place do .. Neal, Daniel D., Linton's add Nixon,^R. H., Tuell A Usher sub.

Nugent, Michael, M. M. Joab'ssub. O'Brien! Bridget 41 ft front Oak st 133 ft In

O'Connell* Mary. Roses' sub 44 acraB and 2 33 ft sside Oval Joseph, Tuell & Ushers sub do Potters. H., trustee, Jewett's place do Price Stephen, Sheet's add 2-8....

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Probst E.'L, Jewett's 2d sub Eut 25 ft mid part Puckett heirs. Dean's sub of canal half.. Reed Susan ii., Goben's sub., lot 4, in

Dean's sub., E. Canai Reed Susan M., Goben's sub., lot 4, in Deans

Ree^Br^'ieandVarke,Gobin'is'sub., lot4, in Dean's sub., E- Canal Reed Brodie and Parke, Goben's sub., lot 4, In

Sut&'enDaviTlTGnbe^ Tyler Isabella, Boudinot's sub lot55in l612 9, 3 Usher John P, Raymond's survey 5 a bet, RR and Canol in anao Unknown iwners, 70 ft front 6% st in sub lot 54 in 16, 12, Unknown owners, near cor Lafayette street and Scott street, 1 acre..... ,••••••,••• Unknown owners, Dunnigan sub In 16,12, 9 Vaughn Geo S, Farrlngton's sub, out-lot 69, Vaughn Geo S, Farrlngton's sulS ouiriot (»,'e y3 qr. Vaug

Qeo S! Goodrich heirs', parUtion sub of Tots 6, 13 and 14 in Dean's 1st sub of Ca-

Vaughn Geo S, Goodrich heirs,"partition sub of lots 6,13 and 14, in Dean's 1st sub of Ca-

Vauehn Geo's, Goodrich heinVpartition sub of lots 6,13 and 14 in Dean's 1st sub of Ca-

Vaughn Geo s",'Goodrich heirs'*partition s'ub of lots 6, 13 and 14 in Dean's 1st sub of Ca-

Warner?Helen'c! *G.| Glibert's Heirs sub. of 40 33-100 acres between Main aud Poplar streets, east of Seventeenth street, 8 14-100 acres do Gilbert's Place, 2d sub do do

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Daen's sub., E. Canal.. Reed Hannah, Dean's sub, w. of Canal oo

ReiUe^1Catllerine.'Nelson's'si^'.jin ChMe's... 10 Reynolds Helen. L., Tennant A Thomas sub ,, west part of ouwotlz Roach Mary, charlotte Preston's ®ub.jS. 2 Russell Wm. (heirs), Dean's sub., west of

Canal. no* Scott Joseph, Sheets' add., w. %.. ..

Seyms, Louise R, 50fte side 6Jjstby 142 ft back in out-lot 61 ••••—." Shannon Ann M, Jewett's 3d sub entnA........ Shay John,Boudinot's sub lots 69 in lft-12-6 2 Shearer Mallnda, N Preston's sub Kn qr 27-12-9 50 ft front Poplar st by 168 ft In 1 Smith Mary M, 42 ft side H..-...J.. 188 Snedlker Elizabeth, Koch's sub In Spencer, 75ft eend

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Vaughn GeoS, Goodrich heirs,'partition sub of lots 6,13 and 14 in Dean's 1st sub of Ca- •..» *.*. .*•• *..* .... 17. .i Vaughn Geo S, Goodrich heirs, partition sub of Tots 6,13 and 14 In Dean's 1st sub of Canal 1® Vaughn Geo S, Goodrich heirs, partition sub of lots 6,13 and 14 in Dean's 1st sub of Canal ...... ...... ....a. 2d. Vaughn Geo S, Goodrich heirs, partition sub of lots 1,13 and 14 In Dean's 1st sub of Ca26 Vaughii Isabella, Gilbert's Place, 2d sub 185 Vansell Sarah, sub. 16,12,9,30 ft,s. 43 Vickery Alice M., Duy A Harper's sub 7

it'-- -h do 13..... Waddle F. M. and S., Dowling's sub. of lots 51,16, 12, 9 Wallace E. M. heirs, Nayler's survey, 41 ft, 4th

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