Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 February 1869 — Page 4

THE STATE. j\

LAFATBTTE wants a Mammoth hotel

FOIBS are killing off the poultry in -^Floyd eountj. BXDTOKD roaring for a brick manu--•factory.

Hoa STEALING has broken oat in Van derburgh county. 'i

SCABLXT nra, of a rery fatal type, is prevalent in Blackford county.

THB Law Department of the State University graduated twelve twigs of the law last week.

Inn wholesale boot and shoe houses in Evansville sold $839,4A8 worth of goods last year.

THB citizens of Fort Wayne are again proposing to erect a monument to the memory of Col. Link.

ROBERT

CAMPBELL.

LAST

Ax

FOBT

Morgan county vicious cow a few

was fatally gored by a days ago. «frf

OH* JOHNSON of Fort Wayne—strange how many bad fellows sail under thai name—has been thrashing his wife.

PJKTKB LANK, Switzerland county, has a porcine female which recently gave birth to 21 little ones at a single edition.

week five thousand acres of n-

improved lands in Starke county were transferred to actual settlers.

A JABMHB in Jennings county raited five thousand pounds of tobacco on eight acres of ground.

THE abutment of the Ohio River Bridge on the Indiana side below Jeffersonville has been completed. The work of filling out with dirt is progressing. ———

THB matrimonial market, all over the State, is very dull, but the divorce mills are running on full time, aHd doing a •Plendia business^.

THI barn of Calob Shera, at Sardinia, Jennings county, was burned down the other night, with grain, hay, wagon, carriage, tools, etc. Loss $2,000.:

THB dry goods house of Coate, Nixon & Boeder, of Kokomo, was broken opon Wednesday night and about Ave hundred dollars' worth of silks and fine dress patterns were stolen. No clue to the thieves

LAST WEEK the dwelling of George Mauck, of Harrison county, was destroyed by fire, involving tho loss of not only the house, but all Mr. Mauok's household goods.

THB Evansville Journal reports a large number of young people arriving in that city on their bridal tours. The superior excellence of Evansville hotels is probably the great attraction to such parties.

A GUSHING GXBL in New Albany got "even" with a heartless fellow who jilted her recently, by giving him a dose of love powders in a glass of swoet cider. The dose proved an emetic instead of a love "inducer," and the doar creature was abundantly revenged when the recusant lover had to send for a physician to settle his stomach.

WAYNE,on Friday afternoon-

Anthony Boan, being fully determined to end his existence, reopened the wound that he made a few days since, in attempting to cut his throat. He died shortly afterward.

ONE "very unfortunate man," George Nevins, a merchant of Newcastle, while returning from Hamilton, Ohio, the other day had his pocket picked of $2. 850.

FOUR young women—we can't say la. dies—of New Albany, advertise in tho Waverly Magastin*, over fictitious names, for correspondence. They are excellent candidates for maternal spanking,

QHLT eighty persons have applied for divorces at the February term of the 6emmon Fleas Court of Allen county. A large percentage are from adjoining States.

TWBNTY-EICIHT THOUSAND, two hun dred and forty-nine and one-half barrels of beer and ale were manufactured in In dianapolis last year.

THB distillery of S. J. Sayler, at Shel byville, manufactured last month 34,210 gallons of whisky, employing in the pro duction thereof 11,926 bushels of grain

Fiva wholesale drug houses of Indi anapolis, sold one million and eighty*four thousand dollars worth of goods last vear.

EVANBTILLB has two men who are honest enough to return moaey found by them to its rightful owner I

A YOBNO man named Butledge at tempted to get on a train atyPeru, Tues day, and lost both his legs.

ONB firm, in Madison, has shipped two hundred thousand bushels of potatoes to the South this season.

ROBERT ALBBBTSOV, DeKalb county, had both legs broken a few days ago by a kick from a horse.

MBS. JANB HALL, Lake county, fell from a wagon last Saturday and sustained fatal injuries.

A TBBB fell on Arthur Wright, Steuben county, last Saturday, and broke his neck.

TKN thousand nine hundred and ten hogs have been packed in Gibson county this season.

FOBT WAYNE has 540 might be ravished with route agent.

citizens who tho office of

THK newspaper publishers convention meets at Indianapolis on the 18th inst. BOCHESTBK saloon keepers are sweating under thirty indictments.

A DBAD INFANT was found in tbe street in Greencastle the other morning.

FRANKLIN GIFFOBD, Ohio county, was drowned last Tuesday. WIRT SICESwill lecture in Greencastle, on tbe l?th.

Hoa CHOLERA rages in Benton county.

A'TALUABLB horse was drowned at LIT Fayette last Friday.

THB Christian Society at Greensburg are about to erect anew Church.

THE First Presbyterian Church LaFayette, wae burglarized a few nights ago.

SKNATOB

HUQHKS

WILL our Legislature paw a law for the punishment of newipaper thieves

ROCKFOBT expects to open telegraphie communication with Evansville in a few weeks.

NEW ALBANY is getting paYtockly frantic with her four new railroad projects.' 7"

DAGGETT, MABTIN & Co's Oil Mill LaFayette, was damaged to a considerable extent by fire last Friday night.

MRS. JONATHAN HTTNTINGTON, living two miles south of Moores Hill, fell into the fire a few days since and was burned to death.

WE ara glad to announce that the Rev. Mr. Hoskins, of Hancock County, has been acquitted on a charge of stealing' corn.

LAST weok a young man named Ja'meS Trout, was thrown out of a wagon, near Muncie, while the horses were running away, and was killed.

DURING the past few weeks very many powerful revivals have been in progress in the Methodist Church within the bounds of the Indiana Conference.

THE Greencastle Nail Works turned out 80,000 kegs of nails during the past nine months.—Exchange.

The Terre Haute nail works turn out more than 6,000 kegs every four weeks.

REV. H. C. HOVBY, of the Second Presbyterian church, New Albany, having accepted a call to the pastorate of a church in Peoria, Illinois, will leave for his new field of .labor on or about the 1st of March.

THERE is a lucky fellow in Jennings county, one Barney Barnuin,who has fallen heir to an estate from a relatives Germany, to the amount of two and oneseventh millions of dollars, tho.estate being worth fifteeen millions of dollars, and he being one of seven heirs. Happy Barney I

THE members of tho Old and New School Presbyterian Churches, of Bloomington, held moetings on the 26th ult., to discuss a proposition to unite the two Churches. It was decided not to unite.

ANDREW MILLER, formerly of Spencer county Indiana, recently entered the penitentiary of the State of Maine, for ten years for burglary. We are glad to know that Hoosiers are so hospitably enter tained by our friends down East.

NEW ALBANY is advancing in '"pro gressive" Christianity. At a meeting of "progressive" Christians in Court House Hall last Sunday, one of the speakers de nounced the Savior as "that Nazarine they call Jesus, who took a man's prop, erty without his permission," or words to that effect.

THE Monroe County Agricultural So. ciety passed a resolution, at its meeting on Saturday last, urging upon the Coun ty Commissioners, the propriety.^offering $50,000 to secure the locatioris|f*ilta Agricultural College at Bloomington.

THAT horrible beast in Montgomery county, although no longer believed to be the devil, still excites the greatest fear. It leaves a track like a bear, and keeps people in such a state that they are afraid to venture out after night. ———

THE New Albany Commercial b'ows about an honest girl in that city, who found a gold watch and didn't try to steal it. An exchange suggests that if the case is well authenticated, it certainly does look hopeful for New Albany.

IT is expected that tbe iron will be laid on all that portion of the Indianapolis Crawfordsville and Danville Bailroad, between Crawfordsville and Indianapolis, during the next six weeks. Over twenty miles of the road are now completed.— Work will bo commenced west of Craw, fordsville in a few days.'

JBPF. DICKSON, a colored boy, attack ed a colored barbar named Nathan Hal), with a razor, at Indianapolis, tbe otber night, and mado an effortjto disombowej him. Se didn't exactly succeed, but he managed to make two or three severe cuU, one of which was unpleasantly near the femural artery. Jeff, will probably go to tbe penitentiary. He has a sister there now, so it will be like borne to him.

A NAUGHTY man, named Thomas McIvey, of Gibson county, went to church with his wife on Saturday night, and slipping away from her went back Some, geared up his team, and putting his two children in the wagon, drove to where tho wife of Georga Ledger was waiting. George's wife get into the wagon, and the party lit out for happiness and parts unknown.

THE latest reliable dispatch from tbe moon comes via Professor Campbell, of Wabash College, who, in his observation of tbe eclipse on last Wednesday night, noticed several very important physical fthanges of the moon's surface. The crater of tho volcano Linneus, he states to be in a ioient eruption, and there is ov* ery evidence of a great change going on this, the nearest jplanet to oar earth.

HE.

has leave of absence

for the remainder of the legislative session. "V.-

SMALL-FOX has been nearly squelched in Evansville. No case has yet proved fatal.

JOHN FISHBACK is said to have the inside track for the Indianapolis post-of-fice. He was an apprentice with Grant in auld lang syne.

AN enterprising photographer of Indianapolis is a'E&at to make an independent fortune by photographing the entire Legislature. "i"-

C&ITTEEDEE, Bspmentatlvft' firfffir Henry and Madison/ has introduced jn the House a,seizes of resojutioi^ jr^ting to the ereeiion of a monument to the memory of the .gifted, and gallant Gen. Pleasant A-Hackelman, who fell at the battle of Iuka. tn

A. W. HumniVGToir, of HancocK county, hitherto a'respectabie citize,n left his wife and five children destitute the other day, pretending to go "to abetter land 6t rest." He was last heard of in Indianapolis. He owed $5,000, and took $600 with him.

THB Indianapolis Commercial, s'iyii— "A very large spring trade is anticipated. The country is full of grain and there will be a good demand for it at moderate prices, and soon as farmers see that the prospect is good for the next crop they will sell at ruling prices for if prices do not go up before harvest, they can not be expected to be as good- afterwards. There are good grounds, therefore, for a belief In a good business this spring."

AN old and reliable citizen of Orawford county asserts that salt water, in inexhaustible quantities, may be reached at a not very great depth throughout a considerate district of the county lying from Beven to fourteen miles northwest of Leavenworth, in the direction of Jasper, Dubois county. Two wells have already been sunk, with a capacity, if properly worked, of four hundred barrels per day. It is proposed to establish extensive salt works in that neighborhood. '.

A FEW days ago Michael Muxill, an employe in the Brownsburg woolen mills, was in the dye house arranging a belt. His coat was caught and wrapped around a shaft that revolved very rapidly near the wall, which at once dragged him to the shaft and. whirled him with it round and round for half an hour or more. When found his body was literally torn so pieces, the flesh and blood scattered and sprinkled over the door aud will. A day after the burial of such remains as could be gather^ up, a leg was found in the dye vat. y-'

THE Senate bill relating to the importation of Texas and Cherokee cattle, passed the House Friday morning under a suspension of the rules. Tho importation of Texas and Cherokee cattle is pro= hibited under heavy penalty, ozcspt between the months of October and Marcb, and as an additional safeguard in the interest of the people, owners are made lia bla for damages if disease is communicated at any time. The jaw gives general satisfaction. It seems to be conceded that there is no danger of disease from the 1st of October to the 1st of March. jt-

Dreadful Deed,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 7.—A man named Holfer, living In the outskirts of Hannibal, Mo., murdered bis daughter 10 years old, yesterday. He first strangled her with a strap,, then cut her body in two with a knife. Afterwards he tore hor heart out, cut it open with a knife and swallowed the blood. Ho was arrested, and when asked why be committed the deed, he replied, that Christ was killed, and it was no worse for his child to die than Christ that he offerod her as a sact rifice to Christ. It is said tho man insane on religion. ....

_From Boston... -iDsj

BOSTON, Feb. 6.—James A. Boy den, sentenced to five months imprisonment and fine of $4,000, for violation of Internal Revenue laws, has been pardoned by President Johnson on recommendation of N. F. Banks, and others.

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TORONTO, Feb. 6.—A gang of despera-1 does, among whom were two peniten-1 tiary convicts, were discovered to-day in a little but on an island in the lake.— They threatened to shoot the detectives who went to arrest them, and while tbe detectives sent for assistance the thieves escaped in boats. On entering the hut large quantities of stolen articles lately reported to the police were found.

LETTER LIST.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post Office, SATURDAY, February 6l 1£$9.

LADIES' LIST.

BlaokHrt Rebecca Beau Mrs Ann Beauchamp Mrs Belie Bivins MissZUpha Bohau Mrs Mary Brown Mrs Eliza Brown Mrs Margaret Cain Miss Eliza Oanady Miss Mollie Caldwell MasS M" $ Campbell Emma Cassady Miss Myra Campbell Mrs BenJ Clonys Mrs Annie Connolly Mrs Maggie Croft Miss Angeline Connover Mrs Ellen Combs Mrs Lizzie Eldrldge Mrs Uatrie Forth Miss Jote Gi ady Mrs Annie Hamine Mrs Ellen Haynes Mrs Bnth Hale Miss E Haynes Miss Elizabeth Hamilton Mrs 2 Hamber Miss Caroline Hedric Miss Mary

Novotnsy Catherine Nevins Hiss 0 E O'Doaoghue Danl O'Neal Miss MA P*tridge Elizabeth 2 Peoples Mis E Petty Anna PAfe Mrs Mariah Pierce Miss Mollie Peirce Julia -l Powell Mrs i-.. Bichardson Miss Martha Bawlins Mrs Anna Staley Mrs Cyntha Snediker Julia A 3 Stewart Mary W Seagle Oarolino Stephenson Mary Simms Miss MS Smith Miss Smith Mrs Bummers Mrs Eliza Shuler.Mra Lizzie Stnlts Miss Emma Suddnth Miss Emih Stults Phebe Taylor Miss Ellen Teney Mrs Ella

Jackson Mrs Henrietta Test Mrs Sarah Katzsnbach Maggie Kester Mrs E S Kester Mary E King Mrs Mary Lester Kinney Miss Kate Laugston Miss Mat tie Lawrence Fareh A Lee Mrs Luce Miss 8 flatten Mrs S E McCabe Maggie Mcllroy Mrs Louisa Messer Miss Belle Nichols Mrs Susan

Tresze Cynthii Tilley Rachel Trneblood Mrs Hannah Tryon Miss A E Venard Mary Walden Caroline Waters Mrs Whitney Mrs Elizabeth Wilson Miss A 3 Whiee Margaret Wolf Miss Eunice Wolf Mrs Maggie Z'gler Miss Lizzie

OAHTLKHIH'8 LIST.

AhlersH Bruaer John Brewster IC Blei Peter I Brown M'art Bogart Isaac Buoklew A .. Bryant S Brnas CartsrJ N Oaldwel! Cantwell Thomas Christy Jos Conner S Cloak Albert Collins Coleman Daughady Dahn Joseph 9 Depps Edward .1 Edwards Sam Slliott

Sr.' Lofjiis, TebV 6.' The furnishing goods store of J. S. Crawford was burglarised on Wednesday night, to the extant of .about two thousand dollars., ,w "•J WOMAJT BUrrJfcAOB.

In theState Senata yesterday the petition of the Woman's Suffrage Association was referred to the Committee on Constitutional Amendments.

A bill trill be introduced in the House next Week to submit the question to the ile, and night sessions commencing esday night will be held to discuss the subject.

'From Havana.

HAVANA, Feb. 6.—Further advices from Mexico state that Quereoga and other Generals have pronounced in favor of Santa Anna, and that the movement ta progressing. it

Maine.

AUGUSTA, MB., Feb. 5.—The House of Bepresentatives, to-day, by a vote of 96 to 30, passed a resolution recommending the Governor to stay the execution oi! Harris, the murderer, 30 days

1VTILiTABY CLAIMS—CARD 1VX FOB

1860.

DAlfID 8. DAMLDMM, Military Attorney, Netarv aa« fllaUn Agent, Btfalarly Aalfeeilsea aad 11 ceased.

Office—Farrington Block N. E. Corner Public Square, UP STAIBS, FIBST DO«R,

TKBBE HAVtE, IHO.

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED, Voucher! Made out and Pension Monty Drown fron Any Pension Agency the United State).

PROTESTS ISSUED, List Warrants'Assigned, BeagM aad Sold ail Defective Asslgaaeats Corrected.

Mm. DAHAIMOU wall nnderaUndi the mode of •djo^tlng and eolleotlng any claima-growing out of the recent BebeUlon,»nd for 1867 and 1868, bM collected and paid over to tbe claimants more than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars hai oltot ed three handred Pension Certificates, for wounded or Injnred" soldiers, widows,.mothers, and minor children, and seven hundred bounty chcckK for discharged privates.

Pensions, If bow applied for and granted, *111 eossmence at tbe dale of the soldier'a discbarge. No time sbonld be lost, as this favorable provis Ion terminates totally about Jar.e 1870, or at fire years after the discharge.

Arrears of pension m«y now be had in all casea wberp the pension does not oomroetica at the date of discharge, or de itta of the poldier. Look at yonr oertifioates and call on me.

Bounty claims ander tbe recent law act of Jnly 29tb, 1866, are now nearly all paid. Anew law for the next and last bounty may, perhaps be patted this winter. If so, applications may be made the coming Spring or Summer. I "ill give notice when such law is'passed. No reunions have yet been allowed for ttrvice in the war of 1812.

JSo Land Warrant* need be expected for service in the late war, and no further bounty to vet' eran, who hasbad three or four hundred dollars.

I have never lost a good claim where the ptrty permitted me to manage it in my own way. have lost two valid claims on account of such in terferenc-.

BVBeferto Merchant vBiinfcers an Citizens generally, and to any one of the thousand whose claim* have been obtained by me.

J»9dwtf 1. S. DANALDSON

HABBIAGE OVIDE.

BEINGlemate,

a Private Instructor for married per. sans, or.tho»» about to be married, bolh male and in everything concerning the physloligy aud ral ations o.f our sexual system, and the production and' prevention of offsfrpiug, inolnding all tha. ueiT'dlsopveries never Jwfore given in the Bngilsh Unttfcg^ by Wt(.' TOUNG, M. D. This is really interesting work. It is written in pIiBr^I«iogdage for tbe general reader, and is illuwratod with numerous Engravings. All young married people, or those contemplating marriage and baviug tho least impedimeut to married life, sbonld read- this Book. It disclcses secrets that every one should beacqualutedwith still it is a book that must be locked up aid not lie about the house. It will be sent to any address on receipt' of Fifty Gents. Address Dr. WM YOUNG, No. 416 Spruce street, abore Fourth, Philadelphia a®- AFITL10TKD AND UNJfOliTUNATE.—No matter what nay be your disease, before you lace yours el under the care of anv one of the otirionsQUAOKS native and foreign—who ad vertise in this or any other paper, get a copy Dr. Young's Book, and read it carefn|ly. It will be tbe mea~ of saving yon many a dollal, yonr heoltf, and probably your life.

Dr. Young can be consulted on any of the dis I eases described in his pubiibatiens, at his Office No. 416, Spruce street, above fourth, Phlladel phia. rTrx

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James

France David Fair A Fair Wm Frain Fisher 2 Farsa-Danl Gray Gibson Glick Hana John

Payne A '•'•••." Pool Oscar Quigley John

Boals Hiram

X- Budd Joha Spalding S s-i' Seaton & Broderick

Schwebel Jacob

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jWaltam Jacob WatU A

I Winand John Wise Cans 1 Wilson 3

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Sale •fLetsla the WUiSeeUfi nl

Mortgaged Lwnfc to tit

it o» th*T*inrt»«t If and of Vigo County,

Iadlan«,"Hi tbe original sales o' lots In tk» »t*tantfc !wetiM, lani dTtfcs toM -of tbe «cb.ot Fuad bereiMftsir mentioned. I will, ta pnrraaaceof tbefckMl Law of ISSS, olfcr fat sale as tbe Ooart HoaM'oor.in the fy. of T*rre Haute Vigo connty. Ibdlana on v-o fourth MondajyM

four (4) 6'elockB. »f salt day to a* hlgksM bidder tor cadi, ao aiek of tbe Mortgsgedjpraalae* as will satisfy the aaionntjlne tor ptlMlpaK interest, daaag* aad cost, and tm lott in the jath Section, for cash and credit, in the •annerprescribed by law, to-wlt:

All the following real estate, to-wlt: Lot"No. (19) nineteen. In the snb.ilvision of se tion slxteea, in township twelve north of range (9) nine west, mortgaged by Klisha Stephen and wife. .V...

Twenty-Bve_ feet by niaety^seven (9T) _feet off ud vest sldea of lot *Ho. thirty-two tfc« record** pul of

the soutl tS"wnof Terri^ute. tjgpcounty, Indiana, mortgaged by Silaa W^Wflliams and wife.

Four acres of land.-aaM* or less, in the south' west quarter of section, .{lti fonrtean, In township (19) twelve north of range (9J viae wset, comaeaciag eleven 7ihl00th .chains aoath of the northeast corner of the southwest quarter aforesaid, then cd south foar T9(-100 chaina, we«t eight SO-100.chains, thence north four 71 100 ihalos, thence «st eight 60-100 chains, to place of beginning, mortgaged by JameeOaksy and wife.

AH the following real eatate, to-wit Ssrtyraia feet seven inches off the south side of lot n.umber one hundred, In 'tbe town of Terre Haute also, forty-one feet two inches east aad weat, by twenfy-Mght foet north alid south la the northeast corner of the same lot, mortgaged by Henry Jamison and wife.

All tbe following real estate, to-wlt: Tbe north half of the. southeast quarter, of. sectien (U' twelve, in town (II) eleven, north of raage (9, nine wcat, containing eighty acres, more or lias, mortgaged by. Daniel O'Connell ana wife.

The aonthfrest quarter of. tha eouthwwt quarter of seotion (86) thirty-six, township twelve, north range (8) eight west, containing arty acres more or less, mortgsged by Wm. B. Mawhinney.

Lot No. one hundred and thirty-two (182) la the town of Terre Haute. In Tigo ooanty, lad. Mortgaged by James M. Tolbert and wife.

All of the fouth-east quarter of th» north-east quarter of section twelve (12) in township ten (10) north of range'nine (9) west mortgaged by James A. Littlejohn and Agnes B.-Littlejohn, his wife

The southeast quarter of the south-east quarter of section twenty-ix (26) in township thirteen (IS) north of range eight (8) west, sontataing forty acres mortgaged by Jphn Payne and Harriet Payne, his wife.

Lot Ne. twelve (IS) In section sixteen (16) township ten (10) north of range ten (10) w«st mortgaited by David M. Stegall.

All of let No. sixteen (10) in the subdivision of the sonth-west quarter of sectMn fourteen (14) la township twelve (12) north of rsnge nine (9) west containinr five acres more or 1MS mortgaged by Sarah K. Patrlck and Jamee U.'Patrick, her husa

The east half of the southeast quarter of section fifteen (15), township ten (10), range eight (8) west, containing eighty (80) aores- Also, ths west half of the aontheaat quarter of the south west quarter of section twenty-eight (28), In township ten (10), north of raage eight (8) eon taining twenty (20) aores, mortgaged by Jaoob Smock and Caroline Smock, his wife.

Commencing on the west bank of the Wabash and Erie Canal, running from thence west seven-ty-four feet seven Inches, on Swan street, tbenee sonth one hundred and fprty feet, to tho alley, thence east ono hundred and seven feet seven inches, to the west bank of sald O^nal, thence north to the place of beginning, being part of out-lot number th ee (3), as made by Charles Dewey, Executor of David Raymond, of the northwest qnartor of section twenty-seven (2T)t town (12), north of range rine (9) wost mortgaged by Isaac Smith and Polly Smith, his wife.

All that part of tbe sonthwesttiquarter of section thirty-three, township twelve, north of range nine west, which lies between Seventy acres off from the south sle of said quarter, :und forty acres off from the north sfde of said quarter, be ing fifty acres, more or less .mortgaged by Wla F. Krumbhaar and Jane B. Krumbhasr.

All of the southwest qnart»r of the southwest quarter of section twenty (20), in towuhlp ten (10), north af range eight (8) west, containing 40 acres, more or less mortgaged by John Dowell and Thebe Dowell, his wife.

Commencing twenty-six' (28) rods and nine feet east of tbe northwest corner of the southwest quarter of seotion fifteen (15), township twelve (12), range nine (9) west, running thence soath five chains and fifteen links, thence east to the Terre Haute A

Crawfordsville State Baad, thence

north eastwardly along said road, to the north line of said section, thence west, to the place of beginning mortgaged by Virgil A. Sparkaand Mary J. Sparks, his wife.

All of the south half of the eouthaast quarter] of section twr, in township thirteen, north of range ten west mortgaged by Daniel Shirley.

Alr'of the nortnweat fractional quarter of section four, in township thirteen, north of range ten west, containing tixty-slx 78-100 acres.— Mortgaged by Elijah M. Ward.

Lot No. five (6), section sixteen (16), In township twelve (19),' north of range eight (8), weet, bought by John Britten.

The following described tract of land, to-wlt: All that part of tbe northwest quarter of section twenty (20),in teWnshlp thirteen, north of renge I nine west, which lies south of the road leading to Durkey's Ferry, supposed to contain about one hundred and fifty acres mortgaged by Jacob A. Hay.

Tho southeast quarter of tho southeast quarter of eeetion thirteen (13), In township eleven (11), north of range eight (8) west, contalniag forty acres, more Or less mortgaged by David Holsten and Deborah Ann Hols ten, his wife.

To wit: Thirty-five acres in middle north half I of section twentv (20), in township ten (10), north' of range eight (8) weet mortgaged by A. J. Siston and M. J., his wife.

All of the southwest quarter of .the northwest quarter ef section nine (9), in township ten (10), north of range eight (8), containing 40 acrea mortgaged by John A. Vice and Elsy J. Vice, his wife.

All of the following real estate, to.wit: Commencing at the northeast corner of the northeast I quarter of section thirty-one (31), in township! twelve (13), north of range eight (8) west, running thence west fifty-eight 2-11 (68 2-11) rods, I thence south thirty-three (33) rods, thence east I fifty-eight 2-11 (58 2-11) rods, thence north thirtythree (33) rods, to the place of beginning, taining twelve acres mortgaged by George H. Bipley and Julia Ann Blpley, his wife.

Lot No. one (1) seotion sixteen (16), township twelve (12), north of range ten (10) west bought by Josiah Eicklin.

Lot No, seven (7), section sixteen (16), In township eleven (11), north of range nine (9) west,'| containing sixty (SO) acres bought by Stephen' Price.

Lot' No. sixty-four (64), section sixteen (16), in township twelve (12), north of range nine (9) west bought by Boss and Coltrin.

Lot No seventy-nine (79), seotion sixteen in township twoIve.(12) north of range ,'nlne (9) west bought by Boss Coltrin..

Lot No. ninety-three (93), section- sixteen in township twelve (12), north of range nine' ($) westV bought by John Bnlkley.

Ths southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section (II) eleven, township (12) twelve, north of range (8) Sight west, containing forty acres mortgaged by Mary Austin.

Lot number one hundred and thirty-two in the city, of Terre H&ute, Vigo county, Indiana mortgaged by James M, Tolbert and wife.

All or lot three, In block No. (17) seventeen. In Lin$On's addition to the town of Terre Haute, Vige county, Ind. mortgaged by Joseph E. Mc Cannand LetltiaMcCann.

All of six acres of land in the southwest corner of tbe southeast quarter of the eouthwest quarter of section (36) thirty-sis, In township (10) ten, north of range (8) west and lot No. one and two (19) nineteen and twenty in the town of Center, vilfe, Vigo county, Ind. mortgaged, by Bruce Sutherland.and wife.

When lea* than the whole tract mortgaged Is sold, the quantity sold shall be taken in a square form as nearly as possible, off the northweaterly corner of said tract, and when less than the whole of any in-lot or ont-lot of any town or city shall be sold, if the lot fronts east or west, the part so sold shall bo taken off the north side thereof and if the lot fronts north or sonth, tbe part so sold shall be taken off tbe weat eidetherej" of, from fiont te rearhr parallel lines.

WM. PADDOCK.

Anditoi Vigo County, lad.

January 11th, 1869.

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Hotjce is hereby given, that by virtue of an Order of the Vigo Court of Common Pleas, the undersigned. Administrator of the Katate of Thonu McKineey, deceased, wjll auction, on the pramiasa, oi Fr 19th, 1869, an eqaal nadlvlded two-thirds of tha following described land. Tbe north half of the southeast quarter of section four (4), township eleven (11), rang* eight (8), In Vigo coanty.

Tinas.—One-third cash. The residua in aqual payments, at nluo (9) and eighteen (18) nsontba, with notes at interest, waiving benefit of appralsament, and secured by good freehold sureties. Sale to begin at S o'clock p.-a. The wheat crop on the premises is referred.

JOHN Administrator.

WM.

K. MCLEAK,STKWABT,

Att'y for Adm'r.jaS0-3w

TATE OF INDIANA, VIGO kJ COUNTY—8S:—Vigo Circuit Court, March Term, 1869. Wliliapi O. Shixaard, vs. J-Tn Attachment. Amos W. Lacock,

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Oa this day, to-wjt, the 6th day of Janua. ry, a. D., 1869, conies the Plaintiff, by Soott Day, Attorneys, and file their complaint herein also, an affidavit, showing that the Defendant is a noa_-reeident of the State of Indiana-

Noticeis therefore hereby gtven to theaald Defendant of the filing and penSenoy of thb proceeding, and that the same will be heard and determlned at the next term of onraald Court, commencing on the fourth Vonday of March nest. I 'D., 1869.

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Attest: K. H. SIMPSON, Clerk. Ja6w3w.Pn ffce JO.

^DMLNISTRATOE'S SALE.

On the 30th day of January, 1869, at the Court I Houae door, in Terre Haute, Vigo eouty, will offer lor sale lota one, two, three, town five, block 14, Tuell it Usher's aubaivision of one huadrad acraa—north part southeast qaartar aectioa 15, towa 12, range 9 wsat. (saxa of Sala—«BC half daws balance la A months. M. M. HICKOOX, ., jal3-8w Adai'r Tho's J. Patterson, Dee d.

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OTFI0X,OOMS,

CONSUtiTATION AND ItKOBP-

TION 610 Washington Avenub, St. Louis, Mo treats with ths groiteat success all Diseases of Woman, Lonohorooi, or Whites Falling, iuflamatl.m or UiceiHtion of thu Womb, Osaritls, Pruritls, Amenorrhea, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrhooa, and Sterility, or Barrenness also, every disease oonneetod wi tb Pnberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since the Doctor con-Anee himself eiclusivcly to tbe treatment of these complaints, an) treats a very large numbor of cases,it follows that his kuowledgaof them ninstbs f%r inore^stensivc sad accurate than that of phydician* In general practice. Soud stamp for Me1i :nl Path phlet of thirty-six fages. No matter who have failed, read what be says, fatjents in every Western State. Cures guaranteed. Consultation by letter or atofflce free. BOODIB tor patients requiring daily attention. A lady assistant. Hour 9 A'*, to7 P. M. Sundays exoepted.

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A

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