Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 October 1868 — Page 5

THE

STATE FAIR.

I*1 Indianapolis,

counted

•teen

Oct. l.

•--^The sixteenth Annual Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition of the State is now in at Camp Morton, just beyond the flWthern limits of this city. As an agricultural exhibition," it does not come ap to that hcfld at Terre Haute last year but as an exhibition of mechanical indu

1 trg and invention, it is far ahead. Nor is it thna far so successful, financially.— Last year at Terrc Haute the number of tickets sold was as follows, on the days

named:

First day (Tuesday) Second day (Wednesday)

Nevertheless,

sketch of the grounds and their appearance." TiFI

live

stock thera

Toller's

sav that tta

'Eliza

a State Fair is represented in the

fulloflt and most attractive form possible. There is a wonderful charm to go in through and around Power Hall and witness the steam power with its shafting and belting all in a mad whirl driving the labor-savers which the busy brains

Farm Product ball is

plied

as wae

Floral Hall

21,293 ..18,524

Fourth day (Friday). Fifth day (Saturday).--. ........ -fim' ti 'j 56 121

Total

The sales, thus far, have been as follows, excluding Monday,

which is not

the

FairTs

flT"big

way. Bat this

good show of

Ado bo.-sej, bogs and sheep, but an unusually poor exhibition of caltlc.

stock is

ed, and

not extensivoly

bear. That's

Rosa

•'Louieo

Quid Dust there are

twelve others belonging to Doreey

lor's

"Billy

Logan,'' from Cincinnati, and a

number of others. As boforo remarked

ginaa am

the

our clear-headed, intelligent countrymen are yearly, nay, hourly discovering. Fine Art Hall is well filled with articles, many of which would hardly come under

.the

head of

'displays

fine arts. Leiber, of this city

some very fine pictures, in oil,

chromas, engravings etc., which add greatly to the appearance of the hall. In the centre of this hall

are located the musical

instruments and a terrible din they do set up as a pair

hands thump away on each

at the same time. This hall has been continually crowded with visitors to-day as was also Mechanics

Hall, directly west.

Carriage and Wagon Hall has a fine lot of carriages, mostly of the manufacture of

B. C.

Shaw, of this city.

We no

ticed three that looked like those

Scott, Oren

Fairsof

to sewing

machines, and a lively competition is in progress. The majority or ilie exhibitors will no doubt feel a little sour in not gotting tho premium.

not so well

sup*

that department iu the Vigo

Couctv Fair last week- XheroiE scarcely any show of gardes products. Hiram Smith of Vigo take? the proitr.nm for tho best potatoes.

ha*.nothing

about it, in the

HeinlJBrot

very attractive

way of

flowers or plants,

hers

bare foce bouquets and

cut fiowew. In Fruits there

a socxl

exhibition,

Elias Cummin?, of Vigo county, take the lead in tho line of apples, showing no less than forty-eight distinct varieties.

takes tho premium for the best twen-ty-fiva varieties.

Wm.

Patrick, of Vigo,

has thirteen varieties of choice apples. James Corben and

W. H.

Lee, of Vigo,

each varieties of peaches. Wm. Patrick also has

trees.

tendent of this department. An amphitheatre three hundred feet long and comfortably seating five thousand persons overlooks tho balf-mile track.

N. D.

Keneaster, of the Bates House, has leased tho eatire space underneath the amphitheatre and has arrangements in this collosal dining hall for feeding four hundred persons at one time.

There has been but very little trotting onthe time track to-day, and that of

Billy Barr" is one of the horses The names of known except

entered for the premium the oUter bones

are not

by the Board. The

various

awarding

the unlucky tehtbitert

look

A room is cat

apart as

quarters, and each

JPttm Head

representative

newspaper la

which is an open sesame to

**".£.1. 2,810 10,981

First day (Tuesday) Second day (Wednesa Third day (Thursday).

Islands! Tho proprietors of these side

7 730

To-day, although the attendance very large, it is hardly thought the num ber of tickets will equal the third day's gales last year.

thilg.'

have made a hasty run over the grounds and endeavored to examine everything here, but found it too large an undertaking. Folks kept getting in the way. Folks ought to be kept

out until the Fair

evor, then they wouldn't get

the

arrangement hasn't been

made, anrl

can only give a running

have come to see the fair, and the proprietors have little cause to

i-ael

tbeir receipts.

wore'

can

lull

yot, in 6ther respects, it

not so

"bully"

pun. Among the

noted hotaaa arc the Dorsoy Btud—besides Holla and

Tai

Barr Bissel's pacing mare

Tailor's

"Carlos"

"HeonaD,"

"Fat

"Loafer "Williams'

and

"Point

BrcezoTucker's

now goiog by the name of

Shannon,

"Frank

exhibition

abouada in the mechanical and Pownr Hall and tho ground adjacent is a lively place. Here there are plows of every conceivable patterns

"Mowing

Machines

ready sharpened, that look

if they

wo'.ild delight to chop your legs into inJlnitissimal mincemeat straw cutters that are mighty handy to cut off tho careless operator's lingers sorphum evaporators ave mounted and ready to

evap

proprietors informed

fiythfl has

ono of the

in a lotv tone of

voice that his was tho best on tho ground mowers that havo produced a revolution in mowing, in

ffsre

fact tho old fashioned

bnoomn

no mower steam en*

puffed and ready to be puffed

threshing machinos that aro warranted to thresh anything that dosorves to be threshed, portable saw mills, and,in short, every branch of mechanical art usually

away they were better

and the crowd in attendance has been nearly as large as that of yesterday.— Save- a light dash of rain after noon' a raoro pleasant dav could not have been desired.JWfi?

As the time for the great trot drow near, the interest centered

As before mentioned the attendance, although great, was not so immense as on Thursday, which, however objectionable in a pecuniary point of view, redounded greatly to the comfort of the visitors. On Thursday the immense crowd which thronged the balls militated rather against a satisfactory view of the objects exhibited. As tbe hapless sight-seer on the side was crushed against a table and as those in tbe center could only see right ahead of them,we must not suppose any oi\e got a very correct notion of the beautiful things on every side. To-day it has been different, the big trot during the afternoon has drawn the great

Co., of Terre Haute, but

there was no label attached. Miscellaneous Hall has about the usual amount of quilts and counterpanes,needles work, etc, to be found at an ordinary County Fair. Mr.

Haute, has

Weisz, of Terre

on exhibition a lot of Hoop

Skirts from his Factory. He has taken the

first premium at the Indiana

State

1865, 1866, 1867,

and will do so

at this Fair. Furniture Hall shows seme elegant furniture, brought in by only two or three exhibitors. Among tho articles of furniture, the end of life is brought tomind in

tho

«aw

seem

Shortly after two o'clock tho following horses were brought out for the great trotting match for premiums amounting to

$1 200 W

Kavanaugh'sSilas Rich, of Cincinnati

L. L.

least gloomy light we ever

by a lot of coffins and burial caskets, so attractively

arranged

that

almost a

would

pleasure

to be measured for

one. Understand us, soy srtvud. A hall is

devoted exclusively

Dorsey's Rolla Gold Dust, of Louisville Owen Tuller's Billy Barr, of Terre Haute

J-

At the end of the first heat Bolla Qold Diut got the mastery of bis driver, and ran around the hall' mile track seven time9 before He could be checked. Not a a little excitement was caused as each time the horse dashed past in his mad career. The driver, Clinton Taylor, however managed to keep him on the track, and no accident ensued, unless it may havo been to the horse.

To-morrow. Saturday, the Fair closes, with tho payment of cash premiums, settlement of claims, sale of stock, and closing up the business of the fair. The receipts, we are of opinion, will aggregate about the same as last year. While the sales of tickets this year on the two first days were not so large, those of yesterday and to-day are greater.

Among the premiums awarded to Yigo County, we note the following

lot of evergreens and fruit

Jos.

Gilb.ort of Vigo, is superin

varieties Dahlias, Heinl Brothers. Round Bouquet,

Flat Bouquet, same. Mantle Bouquet, tame.

unimportant character. To-morrow, Fri« day, tne great trot for $1,200—(not $12,oo

varieties of apples, Elias Cummins. 12 varieties of apples, William Patrick. Display of peaches, same. Display of plums, same.

Five fall and ten winter, for Central Indiana, Silas Cummina. Five winter apples for Northern Indiana. same. Bait display of apples for the State at large, same.

Beit display of fruits from any county,

a.,

were

-daycommittees

tively engttsd

inspecting arti

cles on esUbKk*toand WjMlng

their

of a

presented with a badge

all parts

the grounds, including the

Bates

No. 2, and the side shows. These latter are located in a line skirting the south side of the grounds and among the negro minstrels, the omnipresent fat boy, woman and giant, with their attendant lung tosting machines, red bladders, patent medicine men, we were somewhat taken aback by finding the idiotic children, recently brought up from Greene county, and prepared for exhibition at Terre Haute, here announ» ced by flaming illustrated banners as the wild children captured on the Paumolo

this exibi-

tion of speed. The vast ampithnatre was filled long before, presenting one vast sea of hpads alternately bright and dark with

thfl

Cheatham"

and

bonnets of the iadie? and tho obnoxious stove-pipe hat# of the gentlemon.— And there they sat and waited, because if they had left their seats they would never more have seen anything of the arena, and those who were on the grounds wore debarred the scenes in the circle because they could not get into the amphitheatre. Standing on the promenado at the rear and top of the amphitheatre, the scene was one most grandly beautiful.— The grounds were filled with moving throngs. Countless groups were collected in every direction^ while in and out of the doorways of the various halls dense masses were moving, the hundreds who

in giving place continually to

Beet Hoop Skirts, B. Weisz Best Carriage Afghan, Mrs. Lyndon A.

Smith.'

We V® publish tfie otkef awards to Vi

go county

yet

other hundreds who were curious to see the articles on exhibition.— Ceaseless streams swept across the trotting park to fruit and floral hall, and wandered around the stalls and pens of fine horses, cattle, sheep and hogs. The broad space appropriated to the larger agricultural machines was alive with people. Wherever one went to witness the interesting operations of machinery, he found a throng had gone before him,while others came after him. Long lines of horses attached to carriages, buggies, wagons circled around the trotting p&rk and were tied at every available spot.

the*

lie.

The Band

and

we made

scribed "Press"

show*

make things lively along tbeir respective beats, as from early morn till evening's shades with loud cries they repeat the praises of the monstrosities within tbeir canvas tents, but the people appear

cheerful over

must stop short in order to get this on the train and in time for the Express. p. e. w.

Indianapolis,

Oct.

This morning opened dark and gloomy heavy clouds hung like a pall over the sky, and the air was cold and chilly.— The prospects for a large attendance on the Fair were not propitious, but as the morning

Portable

Williams' PointBroeze,

of Toledo.''"

The horses went

,in

pairs in the order

above named, resulting as follows: 3d

2d 4th. 235*6 2:36K 2:Si% 2:36

1st heat

SUa* Bich, 2:31*4 *80}$ 2:29 Boila Gold Dast S:H% 2:37. 2:36% Billy Dfttr 2 3iy, 2:34 2:33 Point Breeze. .2:39)4 2:50 2:34V£ lit Premium? SS00, awarded to Silas Kich, •id Premium, S300. awarded to Billy Barr. 31 Premium, S10D. awarded to Point Breez

pnb*

of 24th Indian*

Regi

ment, consolidated with Tout's Band, of Terre Haute,hasbeen'

furntshing

for the Fair during

themustc

the

week, and has

given the greatest satisi

A^iou.

Notwithstanding the

m«y Pjgjjj

the warning voice

House

oi t|e

watch out

for

pickpockets, thf®.

fingered gentry reaped quite

during the week. We wore a

b^*« in

and passed unm^eswa.

No one would ever think of

through" an editor or printer. John Wier,

b°in8

editor or printer. Onr

frie^u

of Vigo county, however,wa

not so fortunate. As he was stepping from the cars at the depot, three men made a ru3h towards him and in the jam he was relieved of his pocket book containing thirty dollars. la no possible way can Camp Morton compare with the Vigo County Fair Grounds, and especially in the matter ot shade. This, however, has been of no particular consequence the past two days, as the sun has been veiled by clouds noarly the whole time.

There are plenty of amusements in the city this week. The Academy of Music recently erected,by Mr. Biitsch, owner of the Metropolitan Theatre, is a magnificent templejto Thespis, and is now filled by an excellent stock company, under the management of

W. H.

"ftreek.

goes to Terre Haute week after next Besides these, there aro a number of lesser amusements, including Democratic meetings each night at the State House Square .ti, $«$»» -Siit p. s.

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to trade

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FOUNDRIES.

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AND

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McEItlresli, Dengier & Co., 8. 12. cor. 9th Jfc EngloSla., near PAS.ienjf.er Depot, TETtBE HAUTK, Iffn.

••ihs.nl1, Jttaiiurantnrttrs of Hteam Engines, Mill Machine* ry. Hough Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Saw Mills.

Special attention paid to the manufacture and repair of Brass Work, Patent Office Models", 4c. \Vc are also prepared to cut Toothed or Cog Gearings of either Oast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, in the most perfect manner.

M" Bepairlng done promptly. All parties conneoted with this establishment being Practical Mechanics of Beveraljyearsexperl* enoe, wo feel safe in saying that we can rendei full satisfaction to our -customers, both In point of workmanship and price.

The highest price paid for ail old scrap Iran delivered at tho "Phoenix Konndry," near the Passenger Depot.

McKLFKKSII, DKNGMSR A CO.

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Having an extensive Bstablishmert, well stock, •d and in full operation, wa ara pjepared to do all kinds of work in onr line, in the best style, and at short notice.

ORDERS SOLICITED

Jaul3d3mwl

-bulk

of the

people in that direction, aud the visitor who cares more to see the hundreds of beautiful and useful articles on exhibition rather than witness a trial of speed between two pair of horses and endure the long and tedious waits," cau take his ease in sauntering through the balls.

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-V.J

LEGAL.

-^"OTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

The estate of Katkau Pnckatt, decsased, l»a« been declared Insolvettt, and mil be settled accordingly, at the Decent ber Term, 1868. of tbe igo Common Plea* Court. GBO. C. DDt, gept 23 dltw3w Administrator.

NNUAli ELECTION, 1868,

To the Sheriff of Vigo Count*, Ortetimg Yon are hereby commanded to give notice to the qualified voUri of tbe respective townships in Vigo County, that at their reepacthre voting places in each Township a saM County, on tbe Second TWny, thirteen* day of O^ober, A D. 1868, they will be entitled to vote for the followtagOfieen, to-wit?: «t

State

Leake. The

White Fawn is to he put on this stage next

The Drummer Boy is being

played to

immense

tb« Rink.

audiences nightly at

t-.

For Governor. for Lieutenant Governor. For Secretary of Statr. Fer Auditor of Bute. For Tr»asnr«r of State, *,t' For Olerk of theBuprem* Court. .,v For Reporter of the Supreme Conrt. For Attorney General. For Superintendent or Publio Instruction. For Representative in Oongress. For Jndge of the Court of Common Pleaa. tfor Proeecutor of the Oonrt Common Pleas. For State Senator. For two Representatives ia ths LftgialatnrfiFor Conoty Clerk. Jtor County Treasurer For Sherift. For Reel Jtatate Appraiser. J._ For County Commissioner, .id District For Coroner. And one As»o»sor in each Township. In witnesa whereof I lioreto set my haoa and theseal o* the Vigo Circuit Court, this 18thday of September, a. gxMPSON, Clerk.

Tsihawa, Vioo County, S3.

I, jthn Klzor, Sheriff, hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy nf the original precept oj election issued by the Olerk of he Vigo iroult Oou ft. to me direct and tbe qualified ynt«ra of VJeo County will take notice ft cor Uugiy.

JOHN KIZER, Sheriff igo County

lfltll eleo'n

gTOCKHOLDBRS' MBBTIlNG.

Notice is hereby given that ft ineeliog of the Btookhoidersof the "Western Plank Bead Company" will be held at the office of Scott & Duy, in Terre Haute, on Thursday, October 1st, 1868, tot the purpose of elocting five Directors for the

By order of the 11 B0A.BD 0? DIBECTOllS. Scp23w2w

STATE

OF INDIANA, VIGO OOONTY, SS Vigo Osmmoa Pleas Conrt, Dfcembsr Torm, 1868.

Feaelon B»rri«on, "7 ts. J- 'Complaint. John S. Gordon.

On this day, to-wit, tho 18lh day ot September, A. D., 1868,

comes

Thompson,

the Plaintiff, by B' W.

Attorney, and file

herein also

their complaint

affidavit,

showing

fendant Is a non-roaident

that the De

the State of Indiana.

Netice is tberefora hereby given to Jhe sa'd Dofendaatsot the filing and p-ndeacy of this proceeding, and that the tamo will bo heard and determined at the next Tertn of onr said Conrt, commencing on the third .Mondey of December next A. D„ 1868.

Attest- RUFtra H. SIMPSON, 23w3 -Prf 86,00

TATE OF INDIANA, YIGO

O COUNTY—S3:—Vigo Common Pleas Court, December Term. 1868. Julia Ann Oenung, Executor of Blisha N.G3nung

YB.

Eliza H. Oenung, Lewis B. Gsnung and Zicrl Gennng. Petition to sell Land. On this day, to-wit, the 23d d-ty of September, A .D., 1863, comes tho Plaintiff, by Wm. E. Hendrlch, Esq., Attorney, and

file

Defendants

their com

plaint herein also, an affidavit, showing that the

are

n.m-residonts of

the State

SATURDAY, the 17th day of October, 1868, Within the legal honrsof said day, at the Court House door, in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents, and pro fits of the above described Baal Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the sama belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, aud upon failure to realize a sum snflicient to satisfy said Execution and costs, I will then and there offer the fee-simple in and to said Beal Estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 23d day of September, 1868. JOHN EIZEB, Sheriff. sep23wtds Prs fee 89,00.

SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue

IO of a copy of Decree and Execution issued from the Vigo Common Pleas Conrt, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Francis H. McElfresh Benjamin F. Dengier and Jehn Bernard, and aaaiust Jennie Puskett, Lewis V. Pocket t, Kmtly J. Pnokett, Carrie B. Pnckett and G. C. Duy Administrator of Nathan Pnokett, deceased I am ordered to sell the following described Beal Estate, situated in Vigo County, Indiana to-wit:

The north hal* of lot one hundred and sevonty two(172) in Bose's Addition to the city of Terra Hante, and on

Saturday,

the 17th day of October 1868,

within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door In Ter»e Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described Beal Estate, together with with all privileges and appurtenances to thesamo belonging, for a torm not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failaro to roallze a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execntion and costs, I will then and there offer the fee-simple, in und to said Beal Estate, to the highest and best biddor for cash to satisfy the same.

This, 23d dav of September, 18ii8. JOHN KIZER, Sheriff. sept22wtds-Prf 86,00

SHERIFF'S

SALE.—By virtue

JO ofanOrdT of Sa

Sale, issued from the Vigo Com

mon Pleas Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Oeorge C. Duy, Administrator of B. B. Moffatt's estate, and against Sbmu.d Pitman, 1 am ordered to soli the following described Beal Estate, situated in Vigo Oounty, Indiana, to-wlt:

The southeast quarter of the no: £hw«st quarter of section eleven (11), town tea (10), range nine (9), west, and on

ISATUBDAY, tho lTth day of October, 1868, Within the legal hoars of said day, at the Court House door. In Terre Saute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described Beal Estate, together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the samo belonging, for a torm not exceeding seven years, to tho highest* bidder for cash, and npon fallnre to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs, I will then and there offer the fee-simple, in and to said Beal Estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the game.

This 23d day of Ssptember, 1S68. JOHN KIZEB, Sheriff. Sep23 wtds-Prs fee $6,00.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.-'*'

Stato of Indiana, Vigo county, SS—Gideon Par mer vs. Ezra Bead. Onthe21th day or Augnst, 18CS, the Plaintiff filed with me the affidavit and bond to entitle him to an Attachment egalast the goods and chattels of said Defendant, daid writ retnmed exo nted summons not found. Now said Dsfsndant will take notice that at my Offlco In Fayette Township,Vigo ouoty, Ind., 10 o'clock A. M., on the 26th day of September, 1868, I will hear and determine said cause. Witness my hand and seil, this 5th day of Sept. 1863.

JAMES W. WATTS, J. P.

asp8dlt-w3w

QHERIFF'S SALE.—By

O of an Execution Issued fro»i the Vigo Common Pleas Court, to mo directed and delivered, in favor of Hannah Goodwin and against Sidney B. Goodwin, I will offer for sale the folio wing described Beol Estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, towit:

Part of ent-lot one (1) adjoining the city ot Terre Haute, bonndod as follows: Beginning at a point on the west lino of Sixth Stroet, In the said ctty, fifty (50) feet north of the Cross-cnt Canal, in tho north part of said city, and running from that point west one hundred and forty sight (148) fjetand fonr (4) inches, thence north ninety«one (91) feet, thence oast one hnndrrd and forty-eight (llS) feet and four (4) Inches, thence south nlnsty-oae (91) feet to the place of beginning, and oa

SATtTBDAY, the 2tth day of October, 1868, Within tho legal hours of said day, at the Court Htnso door, In Torre Haute, I will offer tbe rents and profits of the above described Beal Estate, together with aU prlviledges and appurtenances to the samo belonging, for a term not sxcoeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and npon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs, I will than and there offer the fee-simple, in and to said Beat Estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 30th day of September 1843. JOHN KIZEB, Sheriff. sepSOaSw prs fee$9.00

J^OTICB TO HEIRS. Notice is hereby given to the unknown heirs of Charles B. Falrbroiher, deceased, that his estate was declared finally settled at the August Term of tbe Vigo Oonrt of Common Pleas, and they ate hereby notified to appear nt tha December Term, 1868, of it**1

reoelveand receipt for their distributive shares of said Trtitt JOHN H. SIBLsi, Psp2*-dldw3w ^5. Executor.

....

QHEBIFFS SALE,—By virtu& O of a Tond*. Itx. issued turn the Vigo Common Plea* Govt, to sje dlreoUd and deBrared, In faror of George 0. Boord, end again* latter Miller and Albert K. Peppers, la* ordetwlte •ell the following described Baal Zatate, situated In Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit

Tbe north ealf of the aottk half Of tbe eut fractional section nine (6), town twel*e (13), aorth of range nine

(9)

west, containing sixty-nine and

96-lOOths acres, and on SATUBDAT, the 21th day of October, 1868, Within the leml hours of said day, at the Oonrt House door, fn Terre Haute, I will otG»r the not* »nd profit* of the above described Baal Ketate, toacethar with all prWlJeges and appnrtonanceo to the same belonging, for a term not excaedtac una veara, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a son snBlclent to satisfy said Executions and coats, I will thsna and there ofier the lee-simple, in and to said Beal Kstate, to the hichest bidder for caeh to aatla^ the saaw. fliis 28th day of September 18W.

JOHN KlZKt, SherMT.

aep29wtd Prf ?6,00. ,c ...

gHERIFF'S SALE—By

virtue

of a Copy of Decree and XXecutlon lanad from tho Vigo Circuit Ooort, to me directed and (lolirnrtd, in favor of Hannah Goodwin, and sgainst Sldoi»y B. Goodwin. I am ordered to sell tho following described real MtAte, iltutM in Vieo county, IudUna, to-wlt: fttirt of out-lot one (1), adjoining the City of TftrreUfrfcte* l^dtindod m* follow#: Beginttlag at a point on the west line of Sixth Street. In the Hity of Torre Haute, fifty (60) feet north of he Cross-cnt Canol.ln the north part of tho aaid city and andxnuingfrom hat point, Wfst ono hand andforty-ngh'. (148) feet and fovir (4) inches thence north ninety one(0l)foet ihsnco east one hnndicd and forty-eight (148) feet and four (4) lnchcthence south ninety-Oiio (91) feet to the place of beginning, and on

SATURDAY, tho 24th day of October, 1868, within the legal honra of said day, at the Court House door,

and profit* of the above described Beal Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the nmt bolonglng, for a term not exceedinf seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, an upon failuro to r. alize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Executions and costs, I will then and there offer the fee-simple, In and to said Beal Kstate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This. 23 day of September, 1868. JOHN KIZSB, Sheriff, sep23-Wtds-Prf $9,00.

SHERIFF'S SALE.—By

virtue

O of aVendi Ex. Issued from the Vigo Common Pleas Oonrt, to me directed anddellveredtn favor of St. JCx. Bel. Philip Bandolph, Guardian of Mabley's heirs and against Preston sparks and John Owens, I am ordered to sell the following described Beal Estate, situated In Vigo oonnty I a a

Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given to the said Defondant of the filing and pendency of this pro ceedlng, and that the same will be heard and de terminsd at the next term of our said Court, commencing on the third Monday of December next A.'D., 1868.

Attest B. IT. SrMPSON, Olerk se23w3w

SHERIFFS' SALE.—By virtno j^of a

Copy of Decree and Execution Issued from the Vigo Cooinlon Pleas Court, to me directed and delivered, la favor of A. Goodwin, Assignee of Mary Mewhinney, and against Francis Mewhinney, I am ordered to sell the following described Bsal Kstate, situated in Vigo county, In diana, to-wit:

Commencing at the southeast corner ef tbe northwest quarter of section nineteen (19), 'to jrn eleven (11), range eight (8) west, running thence West seventeen and 85-iOOths chains thence north thirteen and 50-100thschains thence east seventeen and 85-100ths cUains thence sontli thirteen and60-100chs chains, to the place of beginning, containing twenty-feur acres, more or less, and on

Beginning ten (10) rod• east of the southwest corner of the southwest quarter of section thirty three 3), town eleven (11), range nine (9) west, running thence east forty (40) ols, thence north one hundred and sixty (160) rods, thence west forty (40) rods, thence s«.uth ona hundred and sixty (160) rod! to the place of beglaning. Also another forty (40) scree described as lollows:— Beginning at a point fifty (E0) rrd« east of the southwest corner of the southwest quarter oi saia section thirty-thtee (33). running thence east forty (40) ri ds, thence north one hundred and sixty (160) rodr, thenc west forty (40) rods, thsnce south one hundred and sixty (160) rods to place ot bsgftnlngi and on 8ATUBDAY, the 24th day of October, 1868, within the legal hours of said day. at the Court House door, in Terre Haute, I wUl offer the rents and profits of the above described Beal Estate, together with aU prlvUeges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exeeding sovon yeare, to the highest bidder, for, cash, and npon failure to realize a sum snflicient to satisfy said Execution and costs, I will then and there oner the fee-simple. In and to said Beal Estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 30th day of Soptember, 1868JOHN KIZEB, Sheriff. j\ 30wtds Prf $9,00

SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue

O of a Copy of Decreo and Execw&ion Issued from tho Vigo Common Pleas Oonrt, to me directed and delived, in favor of Mary F. Langford and against Alexander C. Combs, I am ordered to sell the followingdosorlbed Beal Estate, situated in Vio County, Indiana, to-wlt: ....

The south half- of lot N three (3) in MoMurrain'a addition to the city of Terre Haute, and on SATHBDAY, the 24th day af October, 1808, Within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door, In Terre Haute, I will offer the rest* and profits or the aboTa described Beal Estate, together with all prlvlledgss and appartenanoes to the tne belonging, for a term not exceeding •even year®, to the highest bidder for ciih, in# upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs, I will then and there ofier the fee-simple, in and to said Beal Estate, to the h'ghest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 80th day of September, J868. JOHN KIZEB, Sheriff. sep30w3w prs fee 86.00.

SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue

lO of an Execution lssned from the Vigo Oom mon Pless Oonrt, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Joseph Miller and Hargaret Miller, and against Luther Miller, I will offer for sale the following described Beal Estate, sltnated In Vigo County, Indiana, to-wlt:

The north half of tbe north half of tha east fractional section nine (9) town twelve (12) aorth of range nine (9) west, containing sixty-nine and J6-100 acres, and on

SATUBDAY, the 21th day of October, 1863, Within the legal hours of said day, at the Oonrt Home door, In Terro Han'e, I will offer the rents and profits ot the above described Beal Estate, together with all prlviledges and appurtenoes to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding sevsn years, to the highet bidder for oash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs, I Will then and there offer the fso slmpls, in and to aaid Baal Estate, to the higest bidder for oash ta satisfy the same.

This 30th day of September, 1868. JOHN KIZEB, Sheriff. tep30w3w prs fee SO.00.

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B0WBN, PATTER & BBB8,

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Striped Flannels, Dotted Flannels, Cloaking Flannels.

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For Mfts. on the Hollar!

H08IEBY,

Moves,

Shawls, NiMas,

ete.,

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Manchester Poplins,

Granite Poplins,

Eppelines, Alpaccas,

Lustres, London Serges,

Merinos, Toiled'Venice

Winceys, Empr's Oloth,

Delaines, Baretz,

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DRY GOODS.

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DRESS GOODS!

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NOTIONS!

TRIMMINGS!

DOMESTICS!f

FLANNELS!

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CARPETS

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OIL, CLOTHS, I-

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Wall and Window Papers

Looking Glasses, I

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LOW PRICES

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