Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 March 1869 — Page 4

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AN' AWFIJii CJBX3ttE|!

TWO WOMEN OUIRI^®®

One hae Since WW. er Probably vy.~u

Flight off & leU« rf

tration of our laws. Oa last Saturday

night a party of five nfen want-to the house of a wood chopper,a}out a rtvle and

a half from Taylorsville, Bartholomew

county, whose name we could not leyn, and two of them personating officers called him out. Answering their summons he was seized and tied in an out house and all outraged bis wife, who had been married but a few months and was preg-

nfOn

Sunday night, the same party and two other young men, went to the

Tho Montreal Homicide.

Canada papers givo eome particulars cf

the shooting of Ensign Whittaker, of the British army, by young Chaloner, in Mon

treal, on Wednesday. Whittaker seduced

Miss Chaloner last August, having first put her under the influence of chloroform. A few weeks ago he promised to1 marry her to save hor from'disgrace, but subsequently refusod. Her father tben wozit. to a Justioa of tbe Feaco and instituted |u suit against Whittaker for rape. Tho girl was sent for, and her deposition was taken. While this was going on, the brother entered, and learned for tbe iir3t time of his sister's disgrace Ho imm«diately loft and armed himself with a revolver, and learning that-Ensign Whittaker was at the Skating Rink, wont there and fired a shot at him, saying at the same time, "you know what that was for." The first shot missed, and as the officer was making a rush toward him to seize the revolver, he fired agaia, the ball entering the temple. Cbalonsr was immediately arrested1, and now lies in jail. Naturally the nffiiir has caused great excitement, but tbe almost unanimous verdict is that the officer was served right. The Chalonerfamily are highly resptclable, and''the son it* not sixteen years of ago. EnBign'Whttaker entored b3d foot in 1865,"and is a fino looking young, man of twenty-two years. At tbe last accounts he'wa8' still alive, but inBensibie. Tho brain oozes from tho wound, and rocovery is impossible.

LYNCH LAW IN BUTLER, MO.

Two Supposed Horse Thieves HuDg.

Simmons then left, and was afterwards arrested by tho proper authorities at (h'j instigation of Lindsey. Last Monday the trial before the justice of tho peace toolc placo, which resulted in Simmons giv'mg bail to the amount ot $G00.

SimruonB and an older brother I hen repaired to a houso owned by a man nnmed Davis.

Davis' house was visited tbe next-morn-ing, about 1 o'clock, by a posse of ir.en in total disguise, who demanded tho presence of the two Simmonses. After some delay, tho twain appeared, when the mop .forcibly soizsd them and took them t. treo not over a^quarter of a mile from tho house, and thero suspended t'no two brothers betweon tho heavens and tho oartli.

Two of Davis' daughters, suspecting foul play, mounted a horse and hastened to their broflief and'stated what had happened. -.33® »t once started in pursuit of the posse.'* After wandering a short time in tho adjacont woods, hocave up the ehaso rtnd hurried to "Buter, a distance ot .four milos, and notified-the Sheriff, who started in company with tome of the citizens to find tho Simmonsos* A short Bearch had been prosecuted when tho brothers woro found as before described, life boing extiuCL.

As to the lynchers, it is a matter of conjscluro. It is supposed by sOmo lhat their accomplices (ltd the job to pruvont States evidence, and by others lliut the hanging was tho work of a Vigilance Committeo. .V/.

Kxtraordinary Trial.

An extraordinary triul for murder ai^d

arson has just bean concluded at Jfancji

Prance. Tbo accused, a young'man'of

nineteen, named Jeauson, was a pupit at the school for young men intended for the priesthood, kept at Pont-a-Mousson. Ho appears, however, to have been little qualified for a religious life. In May last ho was detected introducing a copy of Aristophanes Into the establishment and, fearing expulsion, determined .10 mark his departure by a signR! ajt of vengeance. Getting up at night, hp oollooted a hoap of books in tho schoolroom aad sot tire to thuui, and while tho pile was burning he broke opon tl-.o dest8 of the other pupils to tako whatever uioi:oy or valuables they contained,' and then wrolo on tho wail such iiircriptioua .its ."Down with the Priests!" How sweeps vengaancfcl" "I am beginning what others will complete!'' Joanson appears to have been muoh attached to another youth named Jouatte, and on reflocting that after the unpardontiblo act ha had just committed he could not escape expulsion, ho resolved to murder his friend rathe'r than be separated from him. He accordingly went buck to the dormitory, and there in cold blood cut the tluroat of tbo other lad. Tho defense put forward wai in«anlty, although no aats of the previous

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mm the Indianapolis Sentinel Uth] W^ave this morning to reco^onej

themost terrible outrages ever committer

life cf the accused were of a nature to jUi^ ify the supposition, although the evidence xi Vi?a conversations with pis often blasphemous

showed that his school-fellows we^e

ho"F®

of a man named Ballou, whose wife was far gone in pregnancy, and, after tieing

him, violated her person. Night before hav» 1 M... A. /IAM/VVI. I

last,'the first woman, who was the daugh ter of a Mrs. Richardson^ of Fr»-(lkl]D) died, and Mrs. Ballou^

wlJen

heard

from, kal SUlTered a miscarriage, and was not expected to live. As soon as the in. telligence spread abroad, the citizens turned out to arrest tho perpetrators, one of whom they secured, but the rest had fled. Yesterday morning, another one, named J. McEvernu, who had been traced to this city, was arrested by policeman Duvall and Stevens, at the home of his brother-in-law, on Bright street.— He was sent down to Taylorsville. The leader of the gang is said to be a school teacher, named L. Schooler, v»do has hitherto stood very high. Some weeks since, tbe people ot Taylorsville requested him to take the school there, but ho refused, giving as a reason, that tho old teacher had a family, and ho did not wiph to supplant him. With all his gonerogi" ty, he teems to have been us great a villian as ever went unhung.

wfts con

and revolting. twenty yearss

Correspondence between Mr. Wash' S^uriie and General Grant.

The following correspondence has taken place between the president of the Urn ed States aad Mr. Wuhburne. •WA8HXHOT0y P.%, 10.

To the President

is.sl*

a crime which, for fiendish atrocity most unequalled, and for which, 11 i"?

perpetrators are not hung, it wlll.ee mr ly be time for a change in tbe^admims-

"When you did me the honor to confei

upon meythe nf State I fait constrained to state to fou ft* my health would prevent me from htftting the position for any oonsidnrable length of time. I am already admonished that a proper discharge of the duties of the office would involve more .n/i rnanonsibilitv than I am will

labor and responsibility ing to undertake. In justice to the public intereai and myself, if'convenient and agreeable to yoa, Ijwould be glad to have votf name my successor at as early a moment &» you deem practicable, and you

Will

please consider this ®y res^gnaton to take effect as soon as

llays

A correspondent in Butler, Batoa coun

ty, Mo., gives the following account of a

hanging affair near that city lsst week:

Butler and vicinity have been thrown again into a fover of excitomont. Thd cause ii substantially a9 follows: A young man, named Simmons, approached a Mr. JLindaey and asked him why be had re ported that he had stolen a span of horsos that were missing some two weeks since,and tolling Lindsey that if he did circulato such a report he would "clip his wing."

Lindsey roplied that he did, and draw ing his revolver, said: "I am ready to, back it up

E. B. WA8HBtTB,NK.

Executive Mansion,

Washington,

March 11.

Son. E. B. WashbnrnetSecretary of State

Dear Sir:

Your resignation of the

'office of Secretary of State, with rea sons for tbe same, is received. In accepting it, I doso with regret that your health will not permit you to continue in the office, or some Cabinet position. Our per. sonal relations have been such from the breaking out of tho rebellion to the present day, and your support of me in dividually in the army, that no other idea presented itself more strongly to my mind on my election to tbo Presidency, than that 1 should continue to have your ad vice and assistance. In parting with you, therefore, I do so with assurance of con tinued confidence of your ability, zeal and friendship, and wiih the hope that you may soon bo relieved from the physi cal disabilities under which you have labored for tbo last few years. "Very respectfully,

LETTER LIST.

List

in the PoBt Office,

Saturday,

March 13,1869,

ladies' list.

Adam* Mrs Manerrla

Jiluck Miss Kato Booker Mies Mollle Dulgo Bliss Surah Carbon ftligs Clara Goltrln Mrs Elizabeth

Cox.

lUiej Lou

Cox'Mrs Saroh iJavis jUias Laura Davi* Miss Anua Dickeraon Misa Eva Kniis Abigal KvariBiVrs Mary Fuirow Miss Lizzio Fair Mrs Margaret Fihhar Miss Henrietta Gamble Misa

Misa KlizabotU

ilart Kcbsooa A IIaney Alias Kato Harm Mary .1 Uoss'Misa Illion Mrs Mary llogio Aire Caroline iiollov.'fty ias A Jasper-Mrs 0 Jacsaon MUa Robocca Jums Miss 1C ,s Joans Misa Lewis Miss "Leonard ra E Lowe Miss Caroline Logan Mr». Jamima

DON'T !0FB0

d0mned to

liard labor.

BOM, »«e W.B Howard Street, Boston. •iX Tremont Bo^ and

BUC

cecsor is qualified and ready to enter up°n the discharge of the duties of- the offiGS. I need not add here, Mr. President, how gratefully I appreciate the distinguished donor you have conferred upon me by invitiDg me to become one of your con'*' tutional advisers. Had clrc1'permitted it, should l1" .^uistances been associate pleased to have

... with you officially,

Statjk or

Willis Mrs S E Williams Mrs Rebecca Yager Mrs Hannah

ClKHTLEitEN'S LIST.

Arnett 0 0 Anderson Atkins A Alquiro Joa Barnly John Banou S Ii A&U Jefl&e I) iJ Baker Bennett Brtlsor Besick Ij Boal J^rry Briggs John Biecer Georgu Dunton W In 2 Buchanan TB Cauldold John Carroll Michael Cash Andrew Corbin Joseph Cooper JoBcsh Courtney Patrick Pettord W Kberlo Poter Kri-y ITrftncis Eilcxon 1KB E'lintr Suml Kdvrtindft Jumes Fears Fultz David Graham Aex Gaston Tli Gray Waltor Gilbert Hirvui Gordo't Americub Uxg^arty Win Uamman BraDson ifawkins Stophen Hartley i! IKy Jacol* ilartley I I' ". lloffuiiglo Thoo HoganT At

Lucas Marshall & Small Mohan S S Mahan Perry Maloy Thoa Moyher Chaa Myers

Metgher John, Miles Wm Miller George Miller

Mucavern Patrick McHenry Joseph in-4' Newlin O'Bcunell Johu., Pat'en Prather John v: Pierce Thos Pearson & BroW Pierce James Pool Wm

Hos'Mns JohnCiiopkios James Huston Thad ii ni a r- A llul.liuger W Jewell rh'v Ivolurt lien Kei«y ftonh KiOin August" Louhart I) Leach Newton Light Peter L?ockwood W

Ristey Simeon Reiger N Bhoads ii Kobertson A

Roberts Jacob llobjrts ^pan Jas SbafTP PaudyJas Sparks Frank Saffard Wm bhewmaker David fihepperd Smith Dr Smith Sam! •». Smith Chas Swinehoart XI Simpson Stephens Hnodgrass CIihs Purbor 8 Summers Marion Tilley

Waliisser David Waldeh Warren Dr Winike John Winninghatn W

Wrlght-ao rzTzzr?*. Willdor S W'oodhea'l 2 Wolf Young Horace 'i Heuuan UK

Ezra Read.

P. M.

I W. MAND, 5G Main Street, T. W. corner of Old Court House, will pay h* high'Bt c*sh price for all kinds of Oountry Pr^uco, such as Bgs, Butter, Poultry, alive or lrp¥?ed, Bags, Feather#, Apples, Potatoes, Onotp, Ori^d Frnit rtnd Smoked Meat. Will also bny S^edsc.fUH kJndfl—Timothy, Clover. Flax, Ao, "With.a l.nrgo stock of Groceries always oa hatrd, o'ur mottali*, to eel! *t a email profit and q^lrksAUs. Call-tnd see for yonrselres. 3wly

QUEEN OF TNE SOUTH

PORTABLE GRIST MILLS, -FOB— nHSSMKAL. WHEAT FLODRLVG AND STOCK l' FtEU, JIOLTJ.\G APi'AKATCS.SMCITEBS aad

MILL WORK GENERALLY.

Onr Mills are built from choice Dnrr Dlockp, selected at the Quarries i" France by

ISAAC STRAUB, himsiAfSend for Descriptive PaJJ:" phlot eoutainlr.g TrfwSe ou Milling, seut by mail »rt

Isaac StraubA Co.

Corner Pront and John Streets,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

R. GTFPORD, V. S.,-!is«]X ._ TrcatD /..II

Diseases of Horses and Cattle.

•oapttftl nnd OSloo, corner of &tb nil4 Eagle St(. oct9wly TEBRK HATTJK, INDIANA,

the winter 0

isjyissjK.srx: warenow offering to on-

Agenti and Patrons. _______

iii-sa f!i75 YARDS

Of Brown or Bleached, Sheeting! for $10 and a Club

smaller clab. In proportion. Send ar.

irca-

IRON WOBK.S,

TjiAGLB

Co*«a TIBST and

Walnut

Stents,

TBBBK HAUTE, XND..

WM. J. BALL & CO., Proprietors (9ooc«mob8 to Josehh Obov*».) MANUFACTUBEBS 0*

Portable&StationaryEngines

FL0CBI80 AND SAW MILL I4AOHINKBY,

W S S A N I A I A

iroa and Brass CmOb«s,

ORDERS V. Janl3d3mwly

aided you as far as in my power in carrying out your views in the adminis tration of the government, upon the principles of honesty, retrenchment, econ omy, public faith, and equal and exact justice to all. I have the honor to bej very respectfully your obedient servant

SOLICITED v- -r-

MABRIAGE GUIDE.

BEING

a Private Instructcr for married persons, or those about to be married, both male and female, in everything concerning the physiology and rotations of our sexual system, and tho production and prevention of offsrping, including all the new discoveries never before given in the English language, by WM. YOUNG, M. D. This is really a valuable and interesting work. It is written in plata language for the genoral reader, and is illustratod with numerous Engravings. A11 young married psopie, or those contemplating marriage, and having tbo loast Impediment to married life, shonld read this Book. It discloses secrets that every one should beacqnainted with still it Is a book that must be locked up aLd not lie about the honse. It will be sent to any address on rcceipt ot Fifty Cents. Address Dr. WM. YOUNG, No. 416 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia-

B®" AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.—No matter what may be your disease, beforo you laceyoars el under the caro of anv one of the ot*riousQUACK3 native and foreign—who advertise in tniaor any other paper, get a copy of Dr. Young's Book, aDd read it carefn[lv. It will be tbe mea^jsof saving you mtiny a dollal, your heolt^i and probably your life.

Dr. tfoung can bo consulted on any of tho disfases described in his pubiibatianB, at his Office, No. 410, Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. .i e24wly

PEIL ELECTION—1869.

Toil1.- obe.dient servant, ... cJ. S. GRANT.

STATE OF INDIANA, Vigo Cotjhty.

To the Shtriff of Vigo Countyt Greeting:

Ton areherfby commanded to give notice to tho qualified voters of Vigo County, that on tho first Monday of April, A. D., I860, the same being tbe 6th day of said month they will bo entitled to vote for the following township offlcars, to-wit:

1. Harrieon Township.—One

Constables.

of letters remaining unclaimed

Maliouey Miss Kato MilnerMrs Charlotte ^Mitchell Mrs Jane 'Moore Mias Carrie

!iModroll

Constables.

Misa Jennie

stables.

Murnin Mrs Markie Bridget Norton Margaret 2 Phillips Mrs David ^'Polletc Mrs Susan'

Constables.

Kisiey Miss Anna Bhoady Union Rollins Sirali i£ua.-o:l Miss Anna Kumbley Mrs Marlali Sparks Miss A Stovons Mrs Martha Simmons Miss Jennie SnodgrasB Miss E Scott Klla A Scott Miss Mary Strubel Miss tfallia tfhus'er Miss S Smiih Airs Mil "J. Smith Mrs Emma Smith Miss Florence. Smith Alias Nancy Turner Mrs 0 A VeBey Miss Oliva tWelch Mrs Marcelta Wright MisaHattie Wilaon Miss A

Trustco and four

Nevine Township.—Two

Justices of the Peaco.

one Trustet and two Constables. 3.

Lost Creek

SfrioneAip.—-Ono Trustor and two

Constables,

Honey Creek Township.'-Oiie

Constables.

Constable*.

Lydlck Mias Ellen tMarkle Mrs E Manary Mrs Mary

Adiiits Mia Bettio Bradbury Mrs J1I 'Hraswell AHbb Jud9 Binther MiBS A Bradabaw JUissS

Constables.

Trustee and two

Sugar Creek TotontJvp.—One

Trnstee and three

Prairio Creek Toxonehip.—OnoTrustee

Prairieton Tovmthip.—Ono

R. Ji. SIMPSON, Clerk.

Indiana, fl

Vjgo County, j"

I, William U. Stewart. Sheriff of Vigo Goun ty, boreby certify the foregoing to be a trne copy of toe original. Precept ot Election issued by tbe Clerk of tjie Vigo Circuit ConrK and to me directed* W. R. STKWAKT.

Febl7dltwtd Shoritf V. 0.

QITY TEEASUKER'S SAhB.

By virtue of a Precept, to mo delivered by tbe Comrnou Council of the City of Terre Xlaute, I will, on tbe 21th day of Maruh, I860, at the door of the City Court room ot said city, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., anil 4 o'clock P. M., of said day, sell at public auction tho following de scribed Heal Katato wr parcel ot laud, to«wit:

That part of out-lot number sixty-live, bonnded and described as follows: Commencing at a point on the south line of said lot fiivo hundred and twelve feet and throe inches east of the sontnwest corner of said lot. running thence north two hundred and thirty feet, thenoe east to lie extension of Sixth street, thence smtli two hundred and thirty feet and three inch**, to the placc of beginning, and adjacont to the city of 'LVrro Haute, or so much thereof, as m*y bo nocesaary to satisfy tbo sum of thirty-two and 66»I00th dollars, assessed against paid property, owned by William Woodmaosee, for grading and graveling that part of Sixth street adjacent to said desoiibed property, and under a certain contract made by said city with Braxton Cox, for tbe grading and graveling

that pirt cf

Sixth stroft between Park street and the tiouthorn limits of said city, with coats of sale. 0. A. GOODWIN,

Mar 3 w3t City Treasurer.

ITY TEEASUKER'S SALE.

By virtue of .s Precept directei to iue by the Common Council of the City of Terro Haute, will, on the 24th day ef March, 18G9, at the door of tho City Coutt room of said city, ba:we»n the honru of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M., of said day, sell at public auction, th» following described lot or parcel of lan«1, to-wit:

Tho south half or the west half of Ftib

Turner Jas 0 Turner Jas

!ivis?on

in™her four In tho subdivision out lotri number

(J^eixty-two (63) sixty-three and a part of (*"4) sixty-four, of thy original survwy of tho land* and out-lots of the town of IVrre Haute, cmbraiingtwo towu lots of one hundred and fiftv fe«t fronting on Sixth street, or eo mu thereof, a may be nec'83»ry to satisfy the sum of 333,25 &9f>esst-d against Samuel H. Potter, and against tbo south half of the west half oi eub-division ninber four, in tho subdivision out lo number (G"2) sixty-two (C3) sixty-three and part of (64)sixty-fourof the criginal anrvey of tho said out-loU of the town of 'erre Hauto, embracing otown lots of one hundred and fifty fwet fronting on Sixth street for grading aud graveling th«t part cf Sixth street lying betweon Park street aed the southern limit* of snid city, with costaofsale. C. A. GOODWIN,

Mar?-w3: City Treasurer.

N E A E S

$ A A A

Ur^l^JEi.'xCkjULikCjti,, I* prepared to execute* 1 ord «ro In his line with ntN%me«s nod dispatch /rn*r of third and berry •Mt.

Tprr».

!lsn:i«, ImilHii*. ,iwtf

JNDERTAKEIi.

ML. W. O'COT^iVXCI-JL, Having purchased back from £. W. Chadwick, Gruber & Co., tho Undertakers Establishment, and having had seven y^^r^ expnrlt-nce in the business, i* now pr«jar»'d to .urnisn iVh taHc Burls! Cas6s, Caskets, ftLii Wooden Cofflsis. of all styles and si%es, from tbe st and iaruea» «tocJ of burial maieiial in t)i«» StiUo- mi Main Street, Terry Fudiniia. iwi.' Terre Haiti*- 2H.Ma

S. ilAKKKHT.

IOWA

J. R. MAIiSa

HKAL E8TATK AGENCY. FAUMH, WIU LANPS, Aud Ottr Property of ev^ry deecrjpJton, lo»* ^alo.

Anexpt»rl 'tsce of fifteen yoars enable nntoin6 9ati*ractU»u in eret -'.epai tu-.-iit of fanainoes atlng to a geter**! i»oal ILsiaio Agency.

HARBEKT & MARSH, Q4.,.VpAL»VT aTHKXT, ni»»*lf l.hw iVlriVi««,|owa

QARK1AGE MANUFACTOfJY

WiLDY, TR0MA8 & CO.,

Lkruer

*2«1 aihI Wainut.fitreets, Te*re liauto, Ind., Keop constantly on hnnd, and munufactnro to ordi r, nil the latest styles of CARR1AGKS & BUGGIES Wo

none but tho finest material in the con* tractionof onr work, ani warrant it superior oany offered iu this ra*rfc3t. £p»oial attention iven to BiPAruzxo. [jelOdtt

CatarrJi, Throat diseases, Bronchitis/Asthma ctnaConsump' tion treatedby a JVew JVfcth- |4# oa

and two

Trustoo and tW5

BileyTownthip.—One

Truster, ono Justice pf

the Peace ana three Constables. 0.

Piereon Township,—One

Trustee ana tw© Con

Fayette Toionthip.—One

1. Linton Totonahip.—Ono

Trustee, two Justices

of the Peace and two Constables. 2.

OUer Creek Townth'p.— Qne

that is eminently

rj- successful. ....

*7" 'e Journil C'ving symptoms of AViluau- ... MEW METHOD furnished to full intormaliCAM tfiis those who write for it t.«e IC

Dr. HALE

Will Tl§lt Terr© Hftut6 tho flrit Thnrsdfty eacb month, and may be conrelted at Uie ferre Hante Honse. At all oth« times, at hie porma ment Office, Miller's Block, Indianapolis. 254wtf

Sale of Lots in the 16th Section and Mortgaged Lands to the School Fund.

inf'-" r-

HaVlE* att***"' sd and 1" a11 ...^0ive Establishmert, well stock. lull operation, we are pjepared to do .. Kinds of work in onr line, in the best style, and at short notice.

U.C.

of the payment ot .the principal and

inter due to the School Fnnd of Vigo Oounty, Indian •,-)] the original sales oi lota in the sixteenth ae-Mon, [and on the leans of the Sch?oi Fund hereinafter mentionod, I will, in pursuance of the School Law of 18G5, offer for sale at the Court House door, in the dry of Terre Hante, Vigo county, Indiana, on the fourth Monday, it beingth? (22) twenty-second day of March, 1869, between the hours of (10) ten o'clock A. M., and four (4) o'clo P. M., of 6aid day to tbe highest bidder for cash, so much of the Mortgaged.premises as will satisfy the amonnt'dne for principal, interest, damage and cost, and on lots in the Iplh Section, for cash and credit, in the manner prescribed by law, to-wit:

All the following real estate, to-wtt Lot No. (10) nineteen, in the subdivision of se tion sixteen, in township twelve north 'f range (9) nine weet, mortgaged by Elisha Stephens aud wife.

Twenty-five feet by ninety-seven (D7) feet off the south and west sides of lot No. thirty-two (32) as the pamo appears on the recorded plat ot thotown of Terre Haute, Vfgo county, Indiana,, mortgaged by Sil2s W. Williams and wife.

Four acres of land, mortf or less, in the sotrthwest quarter of section (14) fourteen, in township (12) twelve north of range (9) nine west, commencing eleven 76- 100th chains Bouth dfthenortheast corner of the southwest qtiaHer aforesaid, thence south four 70^*100 chains,'thenca west eight 60-100 chains, thenco north four 70)£100 sbaios, thence east ofgtit 60-100 chains, to th* place of beginning, mortgaged by James Oakey and wife.

All the following real estate, to-wit: Forty-six feet seven inches off the'south side of lot number one hundred, in '.the town of Terre Haute and also, forty-ono feet two inches east and west, by twenty-eight feet north and south in the northeast corner of the same lot, mortgaged by Henry Jamison and wife.

All tho following real estate, 'to-wit: The north half of tho southeast quarter of section (12) twelve, in town (11) eleven, north of rarg* (9) nine west, containing eighty acres, more or less, mortgaged by Daniel O'Connell and wife.

The southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section (30) thirty-six, township twelve, north rango (8) eight west, containing forty acres more or less, mortgaged by Wm. B. Mewhinney.

Lot 2To. one hundred and thirty-two (132) in tho town of Torre Haute, in Vigo county, Ind. Mortgaged by James M. Tolbert and wife.

All of tho couth-east quarter of the north-east quarter of see tion twelve (12) in township ten (10) north of range nine (9) west mortgaged by James A. Littlejohn and Agnes E. Littlejohn, his. wife

The south-east quarter of the south-east qnarter of sontion twenty-«ix (26) in township thirteen (18) north of range eight (8) west, containing forty acres mortgaged by John Payne and Harriet Payne, his wife.

Lot N». twelve (12)in section sixteen (10) township ten (10) north of range ten (10) wast mortgaged by David M. Stegal).

Ah of let No. sixteen (16) fri the subdivision of the south-west quarter of sectien fourteen (14) in. township'twertvo (12) north of range nine (9) west containing five acres more or less mortgaged by Sarah E.'Patrick and James U. Patrick, herhue* band.-* y$iee£Bt.balCof tho southeast quarter of sebtion'fifteen (16), township ten (10), range eight (8)tW9t,*oontaining eighty (80) acres- Also, the west alf of the southeast quarter of the southweft ^quarter

Trustee and three

Trustco and two

Constables. In testimony whereof, 1 bavo hereto set r—*—• uiy hand, and the Soal of the Circuit (sea.l. Court, at Terre Haute, this 15th day ol February, 18(59.

section twenty-eight (28), in

tfwnship ton (10). north of raBge eight (8), containing twenty (20) aores, mortgaged by Jacob Smoclc and Caroline Smock* his wife.

Commencing on'the west bank of tho Wabaih andNErie Canal, rnnring from .thence west seven ty-iour foot seven Inches, on Swan street, .thenco souttrfcne hundred1 and forty'feet, to thballey, (ihence.,oast one hundred and seven feeMeven IhchesV to ihe west bank of said Canal,'thence north to tho place of beginning, being partof| out-lot number th ee (3), ap made by CharWs Dowoy, Executor of David Raymond, of the' northwest quarter of section twenty-seven (27), town (12), north of range ine (0) wost mortgagor by .Isaac Smith and Polly Smith, his wife.

All that, part of the southwest quarter of section thirty- three, township twelve, north of rang? ninowest, which lies between seventy acres eff from tho sooth site of said quarter, and forty acres off from tho north side of said quarter, bring fifty acres, mor« or less mortsaged by Wm. F. Krumbbaar and Jane B. Krumbba*r.

All of tho eonthwest quart*? of the southwest quarter of Bection twenty (20), in towLship.ten (10), north af range eight (8) west, containing 40 acres, more or Irs* mortgaged by John Dowell and Phehe Dowell, his wife.

Commencing twenty-six (26) rods and nlno feet oast of tho northwest cornerrof the southwest narter of section fifteen (15)', township twelyo 12), range nino (9) west, running thence south ve chains and fifteen links, thenco east to tho Terre Haute & Crawfordsville State Boad, thence north eastwardly along said road, to the north line of said seotion, thonce west, to the place of beginning mortgaged by Virgil A. Sparks and Mary J. Sparke, his wlfo.

All of the sonth half of tho southeast quarter of section tw, in township thirteen, north of range ten west mortgaged by Daniel Shirley.

All of tho northwest fractional quarter of section four, in township thirteen, north' of rango ton west, containing sixty-six 78-100 acres.— Mortgaged by Elijah M. Ward.

Lot No. five (5), section sixteen (16), fn township twelve (12), north of range eight (8), we*t, bought by John Britten.

The following described tract of land, to-wit*: All that part of the northwest quarter of section twenty (20),in township tbirteeu, north of range nine west, which lies south nf the rrai leading to Dttrkey's Ferry, supposed to oontain about oco hundred and fifty acres mortgaged'by Jacob A. Hay.

The southeast quarter of tho southeast quarter of section thirteen (13), in township eleven (11), north of range eight west, containing forty acres, more or l^ss mortgaged by David Uolsten and Dfborah Ann Holsten, his wife.

To wit: ThiTty-five acres in middle north half of section twenty (20), in township ton (10), north of range eight (8) wost mortgaged by A. J. Siston and M. J., his wife.

All of tho southwest quarter of the northwest quarter ef section nine ?9), In township trn (T0)# north of range eight (8), containing 40 acrrs mortgaged by John A. vice and Elsy J. VJco, his wife.

All of the following real estate, tc-wtt: Commencing at tho northeast corner of the northeast quarter of section thirty one (31), in township twelve (12), nrrth of range eight (8) we«t, run ning thenco west flfty-eight ?-ll (58 2-11) rods, thenco south thirty-three (33) rods, thence east fifty-eight 211 (58 2-11) rods, thence north thirtythree (33) rods, to the place of beginning, containing twelve acrea mortgaged by George H. Bloley 8nd Jolia Ann Ripley, his wif»».

Lot No. one (1) sootion sixtean

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of l»'«f oo*n»»her

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township

twelve (12), north of range ten (10) west bough by Josiah Hicklin. Lot No. seven (7): section aixtoen (16), in town-, ship eleven (U)» north of rango nino (9) wast, containing sixty ($0) acres bought by Stephen Price.

Lot No. sixty-four (64), section sixteen (16), in township twelve (12), north of range nine wost bought by Boes and foltrin.

LotNosevt?\ty-nine (79), section sixteen (16) in teweship twelv» (12), north of range nine (9) west bought by Boss & Coltrio.

Lot No.ninety-three (93)ft section sixteeu (16), in township twelve (12), north of range Dine (9) west bought by John Bulkley.

The southeast quarter of the northeast qnar ter of pection (11) eleven, township (12) twelve, north of rango acres mo

rr?g\%^y6,C7eAflu,t?n

Lot number one bundrod and thirty-two in tbe city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana mortgaged by James M. Tolbert and wife,

oft

January 11th, 1809.

STATECommon

Syphilis. Oonnrrhea, Gleet, Srricinrc, Orchitis, Eertntd. and Rupture all Urinnry Diseases Syphv lit.c or

Affectien* of th'. Throat Skin or

MercrriaZ

boes

are tre^tud with nuparallo3 success. 8pcpmatormea, Sexnal Debility and Impo-1 tency,as Lho r&«ai(ol'iioli-abUd> in youtb,sexnal oQoeeso^ia tnatarer yoard or other causes, aud which produce sotuoof tho following of-I focts, ur* Kocturabl Bnvsaicas, Blotches, DoDility, Diiaineds, Diuincss of Sight. Confusion of Iueae, ii.vi 1 Forbodings, Aversion to Society of i^orualo^i, Loss of Moiaory ani Sex- I ual l'ower, aud renderiug Marriagti improper, aro permanently oured.

Tbo Doctor'a opportunities in hospital anu privato prnctirw art* u^surpasH in ot. Louis or Hoy other city. Jiack flies of St. Louis pa* pert* provo that bo has been located there iougor ty yearrf thatiniiyothorso advertising. The oatablisameut, library, laboratory and appomtmont- aro nnrivniled in tho West, unrivalied anywbero. '-go, -witn experience^ cun be rcii^ upon, aai tho D^^tor can refer .. to many physicians throughout ibo country.il in past i*UvCO*sand.present po4tioa'bo stand* vitnout a corupeiitor. Thy Writings of a Physician whose Itcnulutlon Is I'nloa-^lde, sboaln be wortli lit'iuiing,

Doctor Wbittieb publishes Itlcdlcal I fl»luElJj!«:t relating to Venereal Piseases I ami tin. iliaitatraus an.l varied conscqnenoes of I seil'-abuso, tliat v.ill bo voni to auy address in uBealivl "uveiope (or two «tam[». It COh 11 inH Inll oynipiviji liars that will enable those affyotHl 10 detor.'alue llio nature of their compluut »nd Kiv.'a wiittoa sii^ieiuoui of tlicir I case tlmt will aiu-.vr.r aiieost as well for tho purpuju

trobimoutas a p«rsoo^}- interview

ba^ vrhor^ it is couxeoieut, tho Doctor Rhonld I bo coiiMiUtid piTHonailj. Thoae h«vm^ frioods I that uiiy,requtrw&tiricuf caii tiuppiy them with this vaiuttbif *ork by sending their address,

It isB'jlf'tjride-ut- Mat a pliysfoian who conAdos oxclusively to th»3(Q«l

'%vmm

All of lot three, in block No. (17) seventeen, in Linton's addition to the town of Terre Haute, Vfg* county, Ind. mortgaged by Joseph E. McOann and Letltia McCann.

AU of six acres of land in the southwest corner of the southeast quarter of the southwest qnar ter of section (36) thirty-six, in township (10) ten, north of range (S) we?t and lot No. one and two (19) nineteen and twenty in the town of Center ville, Vigo county, Ind. mortgaged by Bruce Sutherland and wife.

When l#»f tlian the xvhole tra^t mortgaged is pol«T, hp quantity sold ah til be taken In a square form as nearly as possible, off tho northweeWrly corner of said tract, and when le'es than tbo whole of any in-lot. or on!-lot of any town or city ihall be sold, If the lot fronts eas* or west, the part no Fold r-hall be taken

the north side

thoreof and if tho lot front? north or sontb, tho part so sold shall bo taken off tha west side there* of, from fjont to rear by parallel linos.

WM. PATOOOK.

Auditoj Vigo County, Ind.

OF INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY, B9: Vigo PlonsConrt, April Term, 1669.

Divorce. •Tr& i»f

S&rsh Hice,*)

T''

John KIce. On thip day, to-wit, the 24th asy of FebrH&rv. A. I)., 1S69, comes tha Plaintiff, by Thompson A Thompson, her|Attorneys, andfilethrir complaint herein also an affidavit, elnwinff thnt tNe Defendant is a non-resident of the State of Indiana.

Notice is therefore hereby given to the laid Defendant of the filing and pendency of. this pro* ceeding, nrfd that the samb will be heard and determined at the next Term of our said Court, commencing on the third Monday of 4pril next A. D,, ISC?.

Attest: BUFDS H-SIMPSON^ feb26w3 -Prf ?5,00 Clork,

a cer

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OFFICE,

CONSULTATION ASD liECEP-

tion Bboifg,*618 Washington Avenae, St. Jjouih, Mo treats with tlie greatest nuccosa all IH«"asoBof Wojnan, Lonohoroa, or Whites Falling, Inflamatlon or TJloeratiori of the Womb, Ovaritis, Prnritls, Amonorrhoea','Menorrhagia, Dysmonorrhcea, and Sterility, or Barrenness also, every disease conneotod with Puberty,'Menstruptloff'br Pregnancy. Since the Doitor confine* bimself exclusively to the treatment of the^,.complaints, and treats a very largo nuipbe'r of cases,it folloivsthat his knowlcdga of'them mtiet be far moreextenslvo and accurate than that of physicians In general practice. Send stamp for Meilcal Pamphlet of thirty-six agos. So matter wt:o have failed, read wbat he says. Patients in every Western State. Cures guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at office free. Booms for patients requiring dally ottention. A lady assistant. Uonr 9 a* u. to 7 r. a. Snndays excepted.

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O t*

LIFE AND EPISTLES OF

ST. PAUL,

With an Eloquent an? able Preliminary Dissertation by R*v, LEONABD BACON, D, D,, of Tale College,

of tho early life, education, conversion, teachings, labors, travels, goffering*, perils, persecutions and missionary career of &t. Paul thus on stitutlng a living picture of the great Apostle, and of thecircumutancos by which he was sor~ rounded.

A perfect Magszine of facts,—Bishop D. W. Clark, of Oinoinnatl. I regard It as one of the bsst books ever writton.—Fx of. 8towe.

Dr. Bacon's name in concectloo with this edition is a tower of strength.—Bev, Jo». F. Tuttle, D. D.# Prest. Wabash Collge.

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new coming lo. Ufor* ibot!b( to tba •.- :i: cai«q«i5 l& i71

A E E I E

to azacut* work, we arc pr«p«rea to kindi of DBCOBATING either in the MOST APP

NO OKI SHALL #0

When we My otll and aee aaniplM

PARLORS, LIBRARIES, DIN ccreena we have for thU purpoae

they will appear at home, rendering

All work done by ui will be guaran

workn.an.hlp.

Crimping Machlnei, Ktc.. Ktc., Eic.

OILS—God, Straits and Bank. Sicily, Sumac and Japonica.

DRY GOODS AND

Wholesale Dry Goods House

L. RYCE & SON.

Jobbing Exclusively

WEStock,

2 ,-g^ 8 SWE 2 B2 Ih® *3

hays roiiiui inovoi ou* ndnclng prloaa to tha

Loveat Market Tsl««,

2 and MttlDf thlaga la ordar for|th*

S I N A E

Bellevlnc that tha Pry flood* Mrkat will b« mar* steady la tho Itlin, aad priM* taM flmoto atisg, we ahall kMp a

Larger and Better Stook,

than wo haro hantotora, aad ahall do oar beat to to make It an object for all

COTJUTRY MERCHANTS

ill Tldnitj.to bay their (Mi of aa. •ell as CHEAP a* aayhodjr aa mnch nfard to lha ialaraat of oar

in* this •hall have a* mnch ngard tomeri to onr own, the

Mutual Benefit

of buyar'aad aeller balag tba trae baata ef fair dealing. We have aow fall Uae of

aid Bleacked Mullas.

Brovi

DelalBM,

Prints,

Drifts, WeeiriaiBels, Olotksaad OaaslMeres, Keataeky Jeans. YANKBE NOTIONS, ftc,

mm dtte'OVFXB MMI

liitradiillnai^ Bargains •r

In,4 treat variety of

WI^TERBBESS

jun markti dawn,

ciwiia mors from the aystem, proves ..

A Great Fnrifler of the Blood and by its peculiar alteoativo rrncT upon the skin, soon changcsa coar.«o and rough coat of hair into a smooth and glossy one.

which we aro anzlooi to aall before the eaaeon oloeaa.

1^. BYCE ft BOM.

Jan 16-dwSa

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Will prevent Collo and Straoguary, and recupe rate the health and strenKlh in horses broken down by eerere and ezbanstlnic labor, and by exciting a healthy leore. tion from iho Klaneyssnil 'LlTor, thereby eliminating the urea 'i and other po'unoM hu-

TllIU, MttW MUMP

Sole Manufacturers, Pbincbton," Ihd.

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WANTED

ITor the People's Edition of

Conybeare Ji Howson's

C««al prlM ISteM erataif line!

mu' .1 Kissit *-J» Motistir *hx WINTER sid uU

DRESS GOODS

—AT— 7

Price* t* dote them rat.

'in ttie sile wilfbs UelVded

20,000 yds Calico, Jut received,

•181-3, 11,1114 u»qad ...

J'}{ .unil iror y-TWi i:y BLBACHKD MV8LIKS. Lonsdale, MUl and other Popular Brands.

1(. y*.'-"Q|ra |H -r.wljjjyjl, Ii.

Btentwd and Flue BroWn

ISiulloa/dce., Ac.

Tuell, Ripley Deming

coobs.

LAAO£ SlTOOK OF^ YT10

r»ik,toia ao'i

DECOR'

O N S

PRICES

OUT THE STOCK, WITH.THE corner of Sixth and Main. Having

CLOAKS, SHAWLS!

Winter Dry

»s«o

IBIMS 10 2-l.^eMa.

CED DE8IONEB

ROVED 8TYLK.

a LKAVt YOllt eUHS

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do general paper banging, and SIDE WALLS or OEILIUGS

for

of deilgns in PANNELING 1KO ROOMS Ac., as «hown

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THE LOWESOL

FIGURES POSSIBLE

WILL BE GIVEN.

-woI:SB4irD

CLOSING SALE

E DS1LL

OSMIS.

PAPER HANGINGS *C.

all .A

AWAY OlSAPPOISiTEU!

and represent tho different styles as

great assistance in making selections. teed to give satisfaction in stylo nod swaiawj®.

FOR PAPER MMM

GOODS

TO CLOSE OUT! •am F-XJIiB,

tmnsti

CO.

Corner Fourth and Main Sts.

fextri

5,000 yds Choice rignred De-

2,000 yds Choice figured Ar-

bothc iv av Wn-]

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SPRING STYLES! josg isiO ,te? vr *{',ua

BtttfKAW BROSl

i» -0^ 109 Main street, Aqmih}

Importers, Wholesale and Be tail dealers in7

PAPER HANGINGS,

''f'VaJ'

.T-A®CABPETSRMCUTI-BanIJl' WINDOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS

&c.

.. I" JJ.JI J#!j* f. of, lh^i above goods, at th« «»n

LOWFiiX I'RICEM,

Cltr or Country.-

iii y»4VS to lOfln iu tiie Wtiit,

"We buve number of fnirst

ClaM JJecoratora, Dcalffoers

and Plain Paper Haulers that we can at end to any part of tha

BROKAW JBRO-S. j.

dw3m

pease, Ifiueni

'i ftw'im. a :is#o«hi

Wa are now receiving our new spring styles, •nd ahall be constantly adding to t$)em aa they cone out.

WTaai'53 We bare on hand the iwiJioq i~ •'.-• hotcj

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