Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 January 1870 — Page 4

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EKLY EXPRESS.

»,THE STATE.

fcAFlYEXTE wants letter carriers. &» ,: 'If

THS

distillery at Lafavette is in full ist* ^SJ

There

are five Masonic bodies in La-

tte.

3ioe SHOWS are to be excluded from the $T ite Faim in future.

ITHERE

are eighty students at the Indi-

•it Medical College.

Gough

will lecture at Indianapolis on

17tli and 20 of this month.

THE

next State Fair will be held durthe week commencing Oct. 3d.

KNOWING

ONES anticipate a sharp

-rvSfage'' 'n the Democratic Convention *1 Saturday.

WILLIAM THOMAS,

The

for killing Thorn

•Ball goes to the penitentiary for three jars, from Vanderburg county.

LIEUTENANT

W. W.

lled Van Horn, at Kokome, has been ilieved from recruting service, and need on "waiting orders."

Kev. W. J. Maj/jnk, Pastor of the Afcan M. E. Church, New Albany, deliv 'ed a very able and eloquent address at •oodward's Hall, in that city, on Ennnpat on Day, which is published in ilie on i) crcial of the 5th inst.

LAST Tuesday evening some six or ght members of St. Pauls Cathedral, Inianapolis, subscribed §22,000 of the '25,000 indebtedness of that church. It .now confidently expected that the full |.iount wjll be raised and the church -eed from debt before the arrival of the ew liector, Rev. Mr. Waldron.

Southern Prison Directors have st concluded their annual session. The institution has been self-sustaining for the tear, except $1,040. Dr. William H. fets, of Jefferson ill e, was elected I'hyju, vice Dr. L. W. Ueckwith, whose

Jp,of office had expired. All the other .'jere were continued. Four of the con£ct8 have died within the year.

————— A DISPATCH dated Fort Wayne 4th inst. says: "The little son of William McPhail, who was injured by the explosion of a powder flask, last evening, died his morning. His eyes were burned, and he was otherwise horribly mangled and burned. The injuries received 5y [sic] Mrs. McPhail are not serious." —————

A Fort Wayne

The

dispatch says: "John

ivl. Lucas, Agent of the United States Express "Company, at Huntington, has left he country, taking with him about ten •liousand dollars that had been intrusted rith him. He has been heretofore considered an honorable and upright man. rlis actions are a surprise to every person. 3e has doubtless gone East."

slaughtering season has closed

here with 43,232 hogs slaughtered here, tvhich shows art increase over last year's jWjsights of 9 and 9-10 pounds per head, or "99 pounds, equal to 1,675 hogs of last year's average, making the total num|Jer slaughtered, including the increase, 4,907 hogs, against 36,406 of last season, 5r 11,559 head short of last season's packing-

Exaggerated reports have been made nd circulated with regard to the number laughtered at this place, and we make this statement in order to correct any wrong impressions that may have been made.—Ind.Journal.

The

following are the officers of the

State Horticultural Society for the present year: President—Allen Furnas.

Vice Presidents—J. C. Ratlifl' of Kiehiiiotld, Calviti Fletcher of Spencer, S. Tvinett of Vineennes, and Wm. S. Hubof Indianapolis. iecording Secretary—Seth W. Pear6n of Plainfield. t\ Corresponding Secretary W. IT. jRagan of Indianapolis. ^.Treasurer—Charles Lowder of Plainfield. i/xecutive Committee—W. A. Ragan of

Clayton',- J. T. Frartcieof Indianapolis, and Win. Patrick, of Terre Haute

The

following is a statement of the

finances of the State Board of Agriculture receipts.

The receipts during the year have been as follows: Subscription of oitiions of Indianapolis... 34 1,000 00 996 60 1,500 00

Appropriation of City Council. "rom tho ra'lroads account of appropriation of tho

State..... .— On account of rents, oabinet

casos,

S(0 I,fi29 13 Receipts durlntt ^0 ^^....^.............. 22.^ 65 To which may be ncldod cash ofi hand 6,052 59

Making a total of. 83-1,i89 81 DISBURSEMENTS. There have been paid out the following sums, to-wit: For'pormanentbuildings and ropairsS 5,217 22 Cash premiums 7,519 00 For current expenses, including medals and diplomas 10,708 39

best

a total of. $23,446 61

Which. doSucted from the receipts, leaves a balance in tho Treasury of.Sll,34o 20

Making edu

AT the session of the State Board of Agriculture on Wednesday the subject of the explosion at the Fair Grounds was introduced by Mr. Fletcher, and after beiing freely discussed by several members of the Society, Mr. Loomis offered the following resolution, which was adopted:

<Resolved>, That the State Board elect, be, and are hereby directed and required to prevent all trials of steam, of whatever char- acter, where life would usually be endangered, on the Fair grounds.

Messrs. Beeler, Barber, lTiggings and arr were appointed a Committee on Printing.

After the introduction of several resolutions and reports of an unimportant nature, Colonel McCrea, ofBlooniingto", addressed the Society on general topics.

A resolution was introduced by Mr. Small, offering $100 for the best five acres of corn to be awarded the meeting of tne Board in January next, which, after being amended by offering S20 for the

acre of corn raised by a boy under sixteen years of age was adopted. A Resolution was also passed, instructing the Board to request the next I.egislature to prohibit the running at large of fall bulls, stallions, jacks, boars, and ranis.

The Society then adjourned till two

t'clock r. M, AFTERNOON SESSION. The Board was oalled to order at two o'clock, President Hamrick in the chair.

On motion the Board proceeded t^the election of members of the State Board of Agriculture to fill the existing vacancies with the following result:

District, L. A. Burke Second First Williams Third District, r' fc^maker?F&rth District, W. fSn\BusKirkT

Sk?

A. istrict DaFifteenth District, John Suther-

The Committee on Rules and Regulations reported the following additional rule for the future conduct of the State

Fair: 15. No locomotive or steam engine of any kind will be permitted inside the fair grounds without being entirely subject to the control of the State Board of Agriculture, and the said Board will use their very best efforts to devise such measures

concurred in.

as will, as far as possible, prevent any ac-

BTAUD BY.

Byand by! We say it softly*

inking of a tender hope, ,..t} Stirring always in our bosoms. Where so many longings group.

By and by! Ob, love shall greet us In a tiine that is to come. And the fears that now defeat us, i'

Then shall be all stricken dumb.

By and by! The mournful sorrows Clouding o'er our sky to-day, Shall be gone in glad to-morrows—

Shall be banished quite away.

By and by! We say it gently. Looking on our silent dead. And we do not think of earth-Iifc. ste'JSBut of Heaven's sweet life instead.

By and by! We look in yearning, ,i«i Toward the harbor of the blest, 0-' And we see the beacon burning

In the ports of perfect rest. l- '*•/. •,

By and by! Our ships shall anchor, If the tide and wind run fair. Some day in the port of Heaven.

Where our lost and loved ones are.

By and by! Oh, say it softly, Thinking not of earth arn'l care, But the by and by of Heaven,

Waiting for us o\cr there.

THECrawfordsville

Dubixg

Dauoherty,

who

Journa/dii-cards the

quarto and returns to the folio form. Sensible. i:'T

the month of December the let

ter carriers in Indianapolis delivered 200,224 letters, and collected 83,426.

The

Indianapolis Journal tells a good

story of a darkey boy who «'as instructed to secure the callers' cards, at a certain house on Saturday, and did very well until he had surrcptiously got a glass or two more of egg nog than he could stand, when he refused to allow gentlemen to pass without "tickets." The master of the house taking charge of him ra.hcr violently, was surprised and amti-cd when informed that "lots of fellers had sneaked in without pay in' and that he would "lose a heap of money/'

Round Iance.«.

The following dialogue is fiOTn the Catholic literary magazine published in Philadelphia, called Our Own:

What eye can follow the co ir.-e of a couple of modern whirligigs a- they describe their wondrous circle- ove.' the ball room floor? Like seaworthy crafis thev alternately dip, and pitch, and skim— now appearing in full sail before what would seem a steady breeze then obeying the sudden rising of the instrumental gale, they swing to the leeward, roll to the windward, and after a brief struggle are submerged altogether, and found at last in some out-of-the-way corner, panting, gasping, perspiring, but supremely happy, and ready for another cruise. Now the question arises, in what does the extreme pleasure consist? Perhaps the following conversation between a young lady and a clergyman may throw some light on the subject: "Please tell me, Father, is it a sin to dance the round dances?" "What am I to understand by round dances?" "Waltzes, polkas, galops, etc." "Describe a galop." "Why, it's something like a waltz,only swifter, and the steps are different, and there are several changes as you make the circuit of the room," "Alone?" :w"By no means a partner, of course." "Gentleman, 1 presume?" "Well, yes gentlemen preferred." "Takes the lady by the hand?' "Not exactly at least, by one hand." "And liowdoas he dispose of the other?" "Well, why"—blushing deeply—"you know the lady has to be supported, and so her partner just touches her waist slightly, and—" "But that would afford no support." "Well' she reats on his ar—hand just a little, Father." "But then she must have a superfluous hand if he takes but one." "Oh, she rests her other hand upon his shoulder, just enough to steady herself." (More blushes.) "But"—very matter of fact—"is that comfortable?" "Oh, yes, father, very comfortable." "If many couple dance at once, I should think there would be danger of their coming in contact." "Sometimes, but they recover themselves immediately." "And the lady is not thrown away from her partner?" ?'0h, not at all he holds her too closely." "I think"—taking a pinch of snuff—"I understand now what you mean b_v a round dance, which 1 presume you enjoy very much." "It is perfectly enchanting! particularly when the music is line and one has a good partner." "Do yon dance with any gentleman who is introduced? In society there must be some bad men." "Well, I'd rather dance with a bad man who is a good dancer, than a good man who is a bad dancer. It don't make much odds about the character of the gentleman, so he is a good dancer. But then, to be sure, I enjoy it a good deal more when I know the character of a gentleman, and like him." "And you think this is proper, and modest, and maidenly, to go careering over a ball room floor in the arms of a man whom you might or might not have known ten minutes previously." "Well, no but it is the custom." "Would you permit a stranger entering your father's house, to assume the position of a gentleman in the round dance, and conduct you .through your parlors?'. "Of course not that would be shockiug-" ... "My child, ifi the eyes of God it is the same."

TRIPPLE MURDEIl TOWN.

cident from their use during the fair. The report was on motion received and

AT TARRY-

A Desperate and Betrayed Husband Kills His Wife and Two Friends.

It is now asserted that the wife of Isaac Van Wart Buckhout, who, with two men named Randall—father and son—was murdered near Tarry town, N. Y., on New Year's Day, by her husband, is a notoriously bad woman. She is accused of incest'in England. Atone time, her husband savs, he caught his brother in bed with her. She is accused of adulterous intercourse with other persons. Her husband had left her a half dozen times, but invariablv returned to her.

On Christmas Day Mr. Isaac Buckhout and his wife visited the family of Mr. Randall, and on New Year's Day MiRandall and his son made a return visit. Mrs. Randall was sick, and, on that account, Miss Randall did not feel disposed to leave home but why Isaac Buckhout should have shot Mr. Randall and his son is unknown. On the first day of his incarceration in prison, he inquired wheth er he had killed his brother, and remarked that if he had not killed him he ought to have done so. Yesterday, the prisoner changed his tactics, simulating insanity. On passing through the Court House building to the prison, he recognized an acquaintance and distant reluti\e and called him bv name, but almost innnediatelv after he pretended not to know him or understand what was said to him l\\ his old friend. Not more than ten minutes had elapsed after the arrival of the Randalls at Buekhout's house, when Mrs. Francis Weeks, a neighbor, heard two reports from the discharge of a gun, in quick succession. She went to the house, meeting Buckhout, who passed her without speaking. On entering the open door she saw at a glance the extent of the tragedy. In tlie sitting-room Alfred Randall was seated on a chajr, his feet crossed, and surrounded by a pool of blood, his neck having received the charge of bucksho^t which severed the carotid artery and divided the spinal chord, killing him instautlv. He still held in his hand a part of a goblet, out of which he had been drinking cider, and it is thought that when he first saw Buckhout point the weapon at him. lie instinctively raised the glass to protect himself, and the shot striking this carried awav the upper part of it.

Lving bleeding and unconscious on a sofa, iu the same apartment, was Charles Randall, having been wounded in the right temple. In a kitchen adjoining the sitting room Mrs. Buckhout lay,seemingly dead her skull smashed hv blows from a gun,'the stock of which lay in splinters around her. Having emptied both chambers of a double-barreled gun into the bodies of the Randalls, it would seem that Buckhout entered the kitchen, and.having broken the stock of the gun into fragments on the head of his wife, struck her aeain with the barrels, sinking the hammers into her brain. She expired soon after the arrival of the neigbors.

LIST OF LETTERS

LADIES' LIST.

Anstemiller mr* II Hildaia mra Nancy Black mra Ada Jaekaon mra Elizabeth Baganc mra Mary Jaekson mra 8 Bennett mias Martha L*yermiaa Breear mi»« Emma Leslie mica Gracc Bowman mra Julia Lnak mra AM Brown mra Nancy McKinney Margie 2 Brown miss Ada Mote Miu Louisu Brook mias Cornelia Nichols Minerva 2 Bly miss Helen Norman raiaa Mary Carter miss Elizabeth Norton mias Mary Carney miaa Rosie Nash mies Anna Chaverg mra Eliza Pearson misa PimpCrary miss Lydia A Price miaa Ellen Carr mra Ann Ray miaa Salhe Cleveland miss Reevea Fannie

Crielon mra Louiea Rothel Mrs Louiaa' Cooper mra Maggie Tegge miss Ellaabetn Coe mra Mary Townaand Rune Daniee miaa ME Thomas miaa Phebe Demon mrs Philena Venard Becea^ Dugan mra Jane Warline mra S E Eder mrs Anna E "Wallice misa A Elder miss Tobitha West mrs Barbara. Emerick miaa Lizzie Werker mrs Monah Gipson Miss Relda Whitehead mra Becky Hackney mias Lib Wilaon Margaret Hnmcrly mrs A Woodruff mra Sarab I llartungmrs A York mrs Emily gkstlemen's LIST.

ShuiI

McPhcn Mr

Mckeever John McMinniny W McKinney Ddward McComb W McClure N 1,.'-" Nesbitt Nathans Robt Norris Jacob

Ahart Jerre Atkinson Thos Brady Benson N W Bowers Ad Horde Jas Butlci Caleb Burnett Burch W Beyer Caulk Joshua Chance Thos Cox 11 Cox Braxton 2 Cornell Cromer WinDavis Jos t: Diimell Davis A Dcrkson Dell

Oram O'Conncll Danl JiSg Patrick WE Page E v. j-V Pence W ." Pence OP V-' Poole Andrew PotoffMartin Pugh Wm pPugh "s Ray A Richard") Wm-. Rillcy Hugh" Richards Prank RobcrsonWW, .vS,, Rosa E A RuffinMA Sparks Mclancthon Sanborn Jt Co Jacob Shepherd Phovelan Phillip St Clair S Stewart Ruffin Suji Smith ^, Smith Simean Mr Sloken Conrad Stone A1 Taylor John a, Tolcn Patrick TrimbleP E *s'_ Thomas N A\ Thomas Robt: Thomas W II ,v Van Vteck VarnerJH Veeber Henry Von Goberte W Watts HO Wake Sold Wallace John Wilson Wm Williams JII Willson JR Woods GM S&r>ifn Wyeth S WilleySaml Yaus Y'oung Horace.

Dc it .t C-f Kberle II Gallintton Albert Gnrho Phillip Gibson E GrindleTJ iij.iRe Grinned W wGoodwin Jas Hall John [labermcier John Harvey 0 I! :, Hooker Frank i. Hodge 0 !:.? IIilbbai'd II 2 a Huley W Jncksun Thos Janney Elliot Jones (irpcnberry Jones W Jones os Kelly Andrew King Wni Kinfcr II CT Laltaie Iianc Jas Lindlcy I/ockman Sam Long II Maloy Hugh Mahan A Mcwhinncy Johnson Melick A Morris II Monre N McCartyD W -:j McGarvcy

filh

WOOLEN MILLS.

YIGO WOOLEN MILLS.

Fine Scarlet Flannels, Fine White Flannels, Fine Twilled Fine Plaid Flannels. All kinds Jeans, Heavy Double warp Jeans Heavy Fulled Cloth, Double & Twist Casimeres, Plain Casimeres, Tweeds,Stocking Yarns,&c.

All made at tho Vigo Woolen Mills and sold cheap COLORS WARRANTED. No Shoddy goes iu the make up of these gooda. Customers will do well to examine our goods before buying

eloctUdlmw3m

S. S. KENNEDY &C0.

jSU.OOO REWARD For any caso of tho following diseases, which the Medical Faculty have pronounced mcurablc, that DR RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES WILL

NOT CURE.

•DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM NO. 1, will cure Syphilis in Its primary and secondary stages, such as old Ufcerar Ulcerated Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Skin Eruptions and Soreness of the Scaly, eradicating disease and mercury thoroughly.

DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALPAM No. 2. will cure the third stages of Syphilitic and inorcuroal Rheumatism, etc. And I defy those who suffer from such diseases to obtain a radical cure without the aid of this medicinc, which does not prevent the patients from eating and drinking what they like.— Price of either No.1 or 2, Five Dollars per bottle, or two bottles, Nine Dollars.

DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE.— A safe and radical cure for Gonorrhea, Gravel, and all Urinary Derangements, accompanied with full directions. Warranted to cure. Price S3 per bottle.

DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D*AMOUR. A radical cure for General

rvlUHAU O UUUl'cii iviJUiUL/iJJU. RICHARDS, sole proprietor, blown in Glass of bottles. Address,

DR. D. B. RICHARDS,

No. 228 Varic street. Now York.

Office hours from 9 a. v. to 9 p. m. Circulars sont. Correspondents answered. mnyl2dltaw-wly

C. K. GIFFORD, V.

8.,

TREATS ALL

Diseases of Horses and Cattle

Hospital and Office, corner of 5th and Eaclc streets.TcrTe Haute. Ind. oct9wly

THE MARRIAGE GUIDE.

KY WILLIAM YOCKG, M. D.,

Containing 220 pages of reading matter, onjrrnvinps of tho mule fcnmle onpuns 6f generation the child in the womb from ton davs old to the time of its delivery diseases of the womb anil of a pri vate and secret nature: the productions and. preventions of offsprings.

Self-abuse in both sexes, and its treatment on Love Marriage, and. in fact, every secret that is requisite to be known by tnngle and Married People.

ALSO

THE POCKET .E8CI LAPIS

Every One His Own Physician.

Being a confidential

vate

rhea, gleet,

silent friend and pri

adviser: followed by observations on the treatment of venereal diseases, gonor

strictures, etc. illustrated with

cases, plates,

and diagrams, from Dr.

Young's Private Practices. Persons ajrtf distance can have a copy of either of the above books forwarded to them by enclosing fifty cents and address^^

septlwly 1 *1® Spruce St., Phila., Pa.

JFST OI»KVEI»!

People'

Boot

Shoe

Store!

15 FOURTH ST., NEAR MAIN, One door south of Henderson's Tin and Stove Store,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

The subscriber announces most respectfully to his old friends and the public generally that he has resumed his old business at the above stand, where he solicits the patronace of all and promises, in return, to give full value for the money received, as he is determined to Sell Cheap For Cash Only!

Ladies and Gentlemen's wear made te or-

BuwISf

n°atIy

#Bd

PrW^.

ISAACS.

CHMSTMAS

PRESENTS.

Cory & DeFrees

Are receiving a large lot ol

CHRISTMAS GOODS!

Sach as

Tool Chests for Boys!

All sixes, with from ten to forty-five tools each. Latest style

Fluting Machines

At reduced prices. A large lot of Sbennaa and Universal^

Clothes Wringers!

The best in use. Wo have a very fine lino of

Pocket and Table Cutlery

Of the best makes. New and elegant styles

SHELF BRACKETS,

Really handsome. Ladies, Gents, Girls and Boys

SKATES, all prices.

GORY & DeFREES,

121 Main and 1 & 2 Fifth Sts

V, TERRE HAUTE. IND,

-S.A.Y -9

YES!

With thoUsD

L. A, BPBNKTT. P. M.

The

Dasher. the

Money

fnes,

A O

TO BUY

Dry Goods,

FA3fC¥ ODOOS

MILLINERY

The New Place,

JUST OPENED, AT

No. 10 South 4th Street.

The Stock is all new, and having been bought for cash,exclusively, will be sold the same way, and at priocs that must be satisfactory. I offer all standard Prints, such as Merrimacs, Spragues, Americana, Duniiela and Aliens at 12 cents even common makes at 8 to 10 cents Standard Sheetings at 16% cents, all other goods in proportion.

NO HUMBUG!

In prices of ^ess Goods, Millinery Goods, Cloaks and Cloaking Cloths, I defy competition. To this class of goods I invite your especial attention.

My Stock of Millinery goods conprises 1 is in the hands xperienced and ake great pleasure in showing customers her stock. Please drop in and see us, at

everything in that line, an of Mrs. S- C. Jenkins, an practical Milliner, who will take great pi

No. 10 South Fourth Street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

oct20wtf

Debili

ty in old or young, imparting onergy to those who have led a life of sensuality. Price, ?5 per bottle, or two bottles SC.

On receipt of pricc, by mail or Express, those remodies will be shipped to any place. to all correspond'

Branch ef the Jobnstn Type Foundry.

FRANKLIN

STEREOTYPE&ELECTROTYPB

FOUNDJ\Y,

168 Vine Street, bet. qth 5//^

CINCINNATI.

Allison,Smith&Johnson

Manufacturers of, and Deal en in

BOOK AND

AND

PRINTING MATERIALS,

Of every description.

STEREOTYPING & ELECTROTYPINO In all their various branches. Wood Enciatimg,and Pattun Lrmas ra

Fount**.

EAGLE IRON WORKS,

CORXKK FlfcST AXD WALXtT STS., TERRE HA UTE, IND.,

WM. J. BALL & CO. Proprietors.

(SrccKssocs TO JOSEPH ARC

•AXUFACTUBEBS OF

Portable & Stationary Engines,

FLOURKfl AKD SAW HILL MACHIJfKBT, COKX-SHELLEBS AM) CASK HILLS, AXD *At'HIXERIOEXESALLY,

Iron and Brass Castings,

Having an extensive Kstablishment, well stocked and in full operation, we are prepared to do all kinds of work in in the best style, and at short notice.oarline,

ORDERS SOLICITED. janl3d3mwly

FARLEY & ROACH, Manttfaehtrers of

SADDLES

and

.And Dealers in

Collars, Whipg, Carry Crabs, Brushes, Jx. No. 175 Main St., Opposite

O'Boyle'*

Os*5.»gS S

^:5|f

aS.S9«L*

g5"?cs S

e«tL.

2 2.S i.s.ss 5 SS*2fs5o2E J=

r'Jv *2*

S.Oo3

"Sg.2.

PSSesiBS©

e.Os Sa

AN ODE.

Jackkt Crorvasingle

Sets splutter. Before snore, re Will

highest price butter.

Tho Churn is of wood 0 no metal No crack, dirt settle.

Bkd JackktChurn

back

cheap

0 0

burn

known

mother weep.

bliss kiss urn mo ther plain old fashioned

iounds of meat in three minutes. For FamiHotels, Restaurants and Butchers, all sixes are made. It can be seen at

Kan*

Catharine Rose's sub 44a

New

Stark"

Sir E

JrB 93

£.Wg2IgMgS£

a. S 5.0 e.E4 rt zi® 8 'i Er«-«g I

slow

"s*

5 as**

S"* ft S rtja 2®

goods

a 9 Mat a

Red Jacket Churx."

raise it all praise it light work.

The above would have been a good thing, but our poet's attention is taken up with an ode on the American Chopping Machine With which a child can choi» (notgrind) five

JONES .TONES, V" East side Square:

DRY COODS.

THE CHEAPEST PLACE

CITY OF TERRE HAUTE:

NAMES OK OWXKRS.

Archer

H. N.,Rosc

Sub

47 32M

6ft

Benight

Buckle Jno., 53ft on 4th st out lot

124

Early

Layer Isaac,

B.,

Scott

rods in

HarvrvD.,

West

Cov J., 41

lot

Keeney 22x42 ft side 3d st ont lot

Kenne'ttAnn, August,

ft part

Kendle

43 I 112

lot sI

tl2

I.nymanJosHnrt65x16066ftmid50 A

sub pt sl6 tl2 r9

Broi., Cilbert place in lot

Myers OraS.

same do do in lot

McKinney Barnard, do do in lot

Morgan Margaret

fte end,do Terre Haute, in lot

McLean

J.W.GASKILL.

148

Decamp, ahf do do

Miller

88m6 do do Ho sl61!2 r9 injlot 14. same do do do

Morrison

Mullen Pat

Massev Mary

»16 !12

A. J., J.

Maley Edward' 22x39 ft Main st, in out lot

add, Terre Haute'lot

Gintz Linton

same do

Pureell Fannv, Boudinot's sub

Rnkis

NEWS TTPE,

lotl

same do do in lot

block

heirs, 74x141

Greeg Cornelia, Milnon sub ne

4f., *e.

Holmes Naney

Hoseman

25 ft

Tol'.ert Jas.

eside, Terre Haute,in lot l-fl

M.,

Terre Haute_in lot

Unknown owners, Sibley ad whf lot

some Rose sub 44a 2r in lot

same

sime Gookins ad in lot

same

Vance Rachel

E.,

ft 6inxl09

Elisabeth

shf in lot out lot 67

MT0nnn Pntrick. heirs, Chaw sub in lot ft Zeigler Ferdinand, nhf, Terre Haute, in lot

S.,

1ST r-S-z

.Soe-S-ISSw -"3. 3 S ^-raE'?S Sr5

J? a 3sr3»r!:^

'J «5-fslS5^

-i »ro _.

«s2^SB|S' 2,551®-

Hi h~§ td

c.S

P.S

Sgsr

K^r-s"s.|B

"Bx*°°

lrs?S'SM£ 5-2. c.? 1.3? 9*

Auditor Vigo County.

nKSCRIPTION

OF LAND.

'Kr'f'/ rr- t'A Armstyong Cynthia A.,

20 ft

in, Terre Haute

Alexander Jnit. Sibley' nd in lot

in lots

106.

M. A.,

side

same do do do

lots

Grover sub lot

13* 1

side in lotsl33

Brooks Jno., 130x140 side mid ftout lots

30.

Burgan Jas.

in lot

A.,

out lot

Rose sub

47,32

3f»

fcet in lot

Buna Mary, lot Beigler Geo.out

L.,

Chases sub ofl00.i in lot

Caldwell Jnliett do do do in lot

Cnrilliers

L. D.,

26 ft

same

Drees David,

100

ft end do do in lot-1^8

Depew Rebecca, Sibleys ad nhf in lot

same 141x140 ft side

Dawson

I. M., 48

in lot

Wm.,

Pennehie Amos Rose's sub

Engle

and

heirs,s

84.G5a

Wm.,

nhf in lot

Rose' sub

Greenwalt Henry, Gookins ad in lot

47,32

a in lot

cor in lot

Foster-Joseph, heirs,

173

nJ4

in lot

Farmer Geo.,

30.

(iookins

ad in lot

same do do in lot

Grada Ann' Parson's nd shf in lot

same do do in lot

Gerding Jno., lo do in lot

Gaston Julia

same do do in lot

A.,

heirs, 1st subeutlhrm

Hersey Jane, sub

in lot

Hulse Faunie

Hurse Amanda,

out lot

Haulse Peter,Bnnm,'s150x150ft

JflMMy CtfMb

igi

ifB-w-p.

11 98 322 24 82 12 78 019 573 !::i 1:

*523 17

gamc dt do in lot

block

same do do

.. .in

lot

block

19-

same do do in lot

•'same

same do do

block

iu lot

Jihley's

Miller

15...

suh nhf in lot

Wm.,

^in

lot7 block

do in lot

block

Peak Nanov Jane, Gookins ad in lot

Peters Mat'hew, Sheets ad

*hf

Pureell Marv

Michael, sub

Palme. Jane

L.'

273 A 274

Price Mary fiose's sub

sl6 tl2 r9 in lot

Grover sub lot

Rvan Catotrine,

P. A

in lot 6ol

other'

AnthersV^xlii'lTe's Uf

stoner

KraE.,

Scott jas heirs,

rd slG tl2 r9 in lot

Salter*Gilhrrt, Col., Sheets ad lot

Gookins ad

Mobley James W heirs, swq wq 832 til r9 40tu... Oder Mary, in nwqneq sl tll r9 2a~ Bark John P, nor mid pt s7 til rS 116a -36h.. Khoades Jennie, swq *15 til r8 80a.... Schoonover Elisabeth, neq seq si 1 til r9 40..

-j SALE OF DELIKtUEMT

LOTS jbJ23"JD XjA.3^X)S, FOR THE YEAH 1868. 1 vini NOTICE is hereby given that the whole several tracts of land and Town Lots descrued in the following Delinquent List or so much thereof as will be necessary to pay the taxes, penalty, interest and cost of advertising charged thereon,or to the owners thereof, will be sold at public auction, at the Court House, in Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, on the first Monday in February nest, ensuing the date thereof, by the County Treasurer of said County, unless the taxes, penalty, interest and cast of advertising be paid before that time. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., on said day, and continne from day today until each tract of land or town Jot in said Delinquent list contained, on which the taxes, penalty interest and cost of advertising shall be sold or offered for sale.

Dated January 5th, 1869. ju-Jtt-r •A WM. PADDOCK,

Roll Abigal, seq neq

£.

nlS-S "STe

2,5° T2.c S «»°-E fg-r

S 650 14 41

l»

Cole Catherine, Col, Sheets ad in lot

-.I,«W1 57 07 375 853 573) 1,650 58 60 „1,400 38 08

sartie do do do in lot

Curtis Zennni, 100x130 ft on 6th stout lot

side

»16

Denny Margaret,34x1003ft

tl2 r9 in lot

43.

J550)

side, Terre Haute, in lot

206

in side do do in lot

206

st out lot

ft in 4th st side in lot

Davrin AnnaE..

27 36 49 14

700 18 43 2'220 71 88 1,500 155 27 325 12 85 3,950 52 95 200 28 48 750 26 43 4,000 234 28 1,200 27 46 300 832

ftxl41 in sub

Dole and Dole, sub

50 «16tI2rt

123

side in lot

and

280 290 300

heirs side sl6 tl2 r9 in lot

J., 49x111

ft side

816

tl2 r9

ft in lot

ft side out lot

Hulse

Harrison

S. D. A D. W.,

ehf in lot

Hedden

113

Crane,

110

ft on lstst mid

8»

B. M.,8xl0

Jacox Mary

rods on 3d st in 60h out lot

Joyce John, King's sub lot

A.,

805 832

2801

28xG6

ftws in lot

••2,800 95 09 800 19 31

54..

Haynes Rebecca, Britton's sub

lot

54.

Haas Jacob, Sr., Itose's sub 44a 2r in

,ot 133

some do do do in lot

Heightman John, on main st

134

ft end

253 T.

G81

out lot

slG tl2 r9 in lot

1».

2fft 3d st out lot

King Lucy, 150x3(0on

ft out lot

Cassidy Benjamin

150

Conner

heirs, Linton ad in lot

block

same do do nhf in lot

block

same do do in lot

same do dc in lot

S & R,

'1,000

3n 501

3-50 375 340

Moore Thos,

100

E.,

do in

1,160

in lot

Knapp, King's sub lot

280 620

lot 47...

l. 2« 4

114........

950

slG tl2 r9 in lot

13........

60S sol

Ripley Charles, side

50 150 GOO 550

13 54 709 17 8o

100

block

T, H.

21 09

5C8

800 47 97 100 979 200 12 09 4,800 133 28 275 27 73 1,600 50 53 500 053 2,|100 52 41

17—

McKann James do do shfinlot5 block

4 17

McKee Margaret, ft cor,block

in lot

Dan,excepts30x40lotsw King. sub

174.

slG tl2 r9

in lot

66x141 mid side lot

Moffiitt

Nelson Jas.

H.,

b! B?, heirs shf,ftTerren Haute,out

in lot

239

heirs' Eerre Haute, in

104

Halbert James neq seq s8

200 182

l.W i«i 200

915 915

175 150 150 20 480 350

block

do do in lot

982

948 916 915 982

Key

til

898

in lot

Wilson'3Tnell's

4. ..

ad nhf in lot

500

14 49 47

J^VjO

Peker Carl, Chase's sub se cor in lot

2...................

... 14 04 325 18 26 350 15 25 390 806

M'RSa

in lot

Rensinbrink

E. H.'

Parson sad shf in lot

271 ft

bet'n

L»f

in lot

Snarb«

A.,

29 .......A..................

heirs, mid one 3d, Terre Hnute, in lot

Ross sub and

in lot

Smith Rose ad shf in lot

Siblev,Jamesheirs, Jno., eside Gth st

and

Nevins John

400 1:557 700 15 75 180 627 950 34 32 1,~00 168 49 250 10 01 *•200 565 900 23 #4 75 2111 300 832 550 11 64 2,700 64 81 4*000 lOG 05 4V 11 76 870 28 92 4(io 13 41 1,220 35 08 1,4«HI 31 21 l,Ol0 23 41

lot

cor

Sayer Geo.

all. tI5^r9

W.,

Rose sub 4

,32a

nhf in lot 7i......_......

132....... ,,F

70- K-H

Fontain ad in lot

Terre Haute, In lot

m......

Rose sub

Wyeth

84,Ma lot

Sunt A..

Terre Haute in

lot 276...

Woodmnncv Mnrian, 230*512 ft out lot 65.....

SSh, P'rson

WardloW.

ft s, Mde ,..

lot

C. Bo-

snb47^a

284

Harrison Township, No. J.

Block Elias, Tuell

Usher sub in lot

blk

RnHH Tfiflro Deans sub ciuwl in loio»x.

Clark

Adkins sub

17'

Clark John

and shf

sl6

112 rt

18 •••.—

Cook'Saiy, TueVri' Usl^re'snb'in

In lots

»lo ...............

Guile Eliia, Petns sub canalI s27rt

*»h

nrnei !», «un«n ouu v«.

UuUe Kiiaa, Deans sub capal s27 U2 rt 2ob Hanev Thos.N.,

Burnnmssnb in lot

Hamilton

blk

heirs, Chwes sub

flnrnod

.4a

W. F.

93h in lot

loUJ1,2, 3,

J. A.,

J. W.

in seq

Overton Hannah, mldpt side '*1^

Packet! Kichsrd,

Defcn*

Reece J. S., nw cor s3

Tutlle

B.'E-,

Leather Stors.

Terre Haute, Ind.

Agents for

USCLK SAM'S HARNESS OIL.

Tooney Edward, sw cor swq sl4 tU

Unknown

Benson

-It,^

iot

is bik i..^^-.

lot

lw ii.c

neq s36

Carter Thomas'sideneq

Deans sub in lot

and

McCarty

M.,

180

18.

Bilrnaina a«b in

blk

A., H. A B. ""bm P^stona

sub in lot

swd sJ4

Hoi man

11...

tl2 r9 2a.

... .—.

Tuell Ushers sub in lets

A 20

blk2-

lb,

17, 18, 1J

TJTVi.ViV'***"

Jsckson Uriah Deans sub chh»i "*lot 13....

X^k^by G!: Melnti?Tj*ilU,nE. A C"R^7 tl2rtiq-lQt^.„. Moffttt Enwtns, Tnell Usher#sub"Hots11

tl2 r9

ShatlnekC.

blk

snb canal in-lots

and

11 a v• *r v'

Rogers Dndly, Bnrnams sqb iplots

C.,

HARNESS

la blk*—

Bomarns snb

Sanders Fidelia, Tuell*Usher*

»llb *16

tl2 r9 in lotl8

Spencers sub

same Deam tubw eanal i^ lot 46.... same do do do 48— Wjiiisnis Zealy,ne cor n| r»«» Wtlk*« Hannah, nweor *wq »M«1S rt

bk3

»15 Hj rt

.rS™----"-

owners, Barnams subin lot

Jones Henry

C,.

13 15

»h

lot....

wuioo

Ijitshaw

••7 65 238 9UO 35 74 «=Hlfl 22 38 40 158 75 308 96 398 2,300 40 77

lua in lot

blk»_...

aifumniii^iK mcKofnoa orf iaso. Ole

Prairtetom Township, No. 3. Budd Levi, a end wj neq *36 til rlO 32a...--Benight N-, wpt ej fraci s6 tlO rlO 37a same opt wpt frad. s6 tlO rlO 37a Benight E heirs, aside pis frac. si tlO rlO 80a ,1 Booth Charles, aside seq all til rl0 33a Feiraad Stephen,swq swq s4 tlO rlO 40a...........

Bodcerly Joseph H., in nwq s26 til rlO 126a 1 Simmons Mrry Prairieton, in-lots 50_ Sutliff Theron, ejwj seq s6 tlO rlO 34a

Prairie Creek Township Jfo. 4^^ Benight Edwwin heirs, nwq nwqs? tlO rlO 40a Benight Chas N., neq nwq s7 tlO rlO 40a 't same seq neq »12 *10 rlO 40a»same mid pt ej dwq s8 tlO rlO 26r.... ".h same eda ej nwq s8 tlO rlO 10a _r, ,r Bridwell Sarah A., nj neq sl3 tlO rll 80a ..^ same side nwq nwq sl3 tlO rll 28af Collins Micnjah side seq (20 tlO rlO 39a .. Cunningham Jf. JP-, nj iicq sl9 tlO rlO 80a' Pigg Robert n) s} fraction s26 tlO rll 121a 44h„ GocSwin William end ej neq sl8 tlO rlO 66a...j same wi seqs7 tlO rlO 80a Hurst Scanna, end swq nwq tlO rlO 30a„ ... Miles Catharine ej seq s!8 tlO rlO 80a Miles Edward, w) seq sl8 tlOrlO 80a.. Potter Samuel H., nwq nwq s20 tlO rlO 40a Kowe John M., nwq swq sl2 tlO rlO 20h .' Bush Posey, sw cor swq s25 tlO rlO 30a Smith J. L. & C., seq nwq sl3 tlO rll 40a-.....\...WM| same swq neqslo tlO rll 40a» same seq neqsl3 tlO rl 1 40a -i-rtfi Stewart Thomas, sj swq s8 tlO rlO 80a ..... Thatcher C. E., wj seq sl3 tlO rll 80a „..l same e} swqsl3tl0rll 80a Trueblood Mary nwq nwq s8 tlurlO 40a Trueblood William, eside neq neq s7 tlOrlO 6a 66h

Watts Mary, s}seq s20 tlO rlO 80a... same ne cor neqs29tl0 rlO 97a j^eir Eebecca, in nj nJ neqs34 tlO elO 33a 50h... lyintoti Townshipf No. 5,! Adhnis Jerry & Isaiah, in ej Oeq s32 tlO r9 75a... Griggs Jncob, nwq neq s25 tlO r9 40a same seq swq s23 tlO r9 40a Harling Jas, nwq nwq s6 tlO r9 48a..... Normnn John A, nwq swq s6 tlO r9 17a Ogle Jacob, nwq s5 tlO r9 1C8. Sparks Milly, eiswqs5 110 rO 80a Van Va'.zah Robert, wj neq s8 tlO r9 80a

same ej nwq

0,8

Blount Henry

tlO r9

same

1?,

swq

tlO r8

tlO r8 40a....

same e) seq

s9 tlO

r8 80a

samo nwq seq

tlO 18 40a

Stark Reuben, in secor seq

s33

Snider Christopher seq swq

Stark Jas

700 10 71 4bO 21 9»

s32 tlO

Yancleve Letetia, lot

300 12 66

11 050 13 79 1,000 21 95 I 175 848 I "1,150 29 75

Brad

s6 tlO r8 10a....

Riley Township, No 7.

Andrews Noyes, nwq swq

til r8 40a

FoWen Jas, neq swq s3 til r8 40a Fagg Joel heirs, nwq nwq

B10

same

in lots

if tl

Balf Sanh, in si tU rt lit Mil Budd Letctis Mtvtpt wJ «wj s27 tl 1 r9 69a Foxworthjr ITary F_ wj g} b} nej s22 til r9 16«.. FolworthT Loaiw e) b} s22 til t9 19*.... F«fXworthy Ammdt K., npt m^-nw^ s32tU r9 26* flcrriBf^on JuKtA^lot I*} he) 81 til r9 8a 43h Jackaon Robert ae cor aeq^aeq il til r9 4a 33h Ktunier Kmile, in s} ne qf slOtll r9 56a... Kantz Jotfti, apt e} seq sl6 til cfl 20a. Isiycr Sanra»l and Chark*. $23 til r9 168a—, LackOTBobert, eiaeq s36 tll'r9 80a Mohley James W hei Oder Mary, in nwqneq sl tll r9 2a.

17 51 45 09 7 79 9 03 12 42 5 67 2 89 34 89 19 59 76 77 23 20 13 63 6 20

1 429 320 380 540 210 no 1 950 6 10 2 600 1 100 540 50

480 130

neq s28 2 r8 33a....

mid side swq

seq sl3 tl2 r8 80a

McCalister Henry

l'atterson

swq swq s35 tl2 r8 40a

Thos heirs, mid int mid

Ripley Moody

Shepherd, Celia, side nwq swq si2 tl2 r8 2a......

"Wilson

Harriet

neq

SR 11

Winningham Celia, side wj nwq plk rd

Bridenthal Mathias, ej seq sl4

113

12 96 4 60 4 75 9 42 7 06 17 41 5 2S 13 14

400 360

820 600

.*in

nwq seq

'"same

tlO

160a..........

same swq nwq s8 tlO r8

Bush Mary and others, ej seq sl3 tlO r8

Boswell Chas, in ej neq

game nwq neq

s29

tlO r8 40a

same neq nwq s29 tl9 r8 40a

Dailey Abner

neqsl2 tlO r8 169a

Furgason Mary, neq neq

s25 tlO r8 40a

same swq neq

825

tlO r8 40a

Harris Thos, neq neq

s25

tlO r8 40a_

Halstead Uouben,.eJ neq sll

110

21 32 16 19 11 04 5 40 3 43 61 51 25 74 54 54 48 08 22 GO 2 03

400 170

2 015 850

1 200 1 200

38u50h

necor swq s8 tlO r9 3a

Pier son Township, No. 6. ,s

Bainbridgo

Ma'tliews, neq seq

636

tlO r8 40a.rf..'

Brock Henry, in acq swq s36 tlO r8 4a 25h... Brock Michael, seq neq

985 480

tlO rS 10a

r8 40a

swq swq s20 tlO r8 40a

Sutherlin, Bruce, Centerville in-lot

same Centerville in-lot

til r8 40a

Wry W W,

nwq swq si

Downs Jas, seq swq

til r8 40a

swq swq

s3 til r8 18a 48h

same end

1 135 72 66 I

nwq

same Lockport in lot

Gordon Harriet

630

-{1.900

Hanev John,

md pt neq neq s33 til r8

swq seq

til r8 40a

Holsten David, seq seq sl3- til r8 40a Joslin Jehial, Lockport in lot 22 same Lockport

and

King Andrew, neq swq s35 til r8.40a Lacock Amos

swq swq

slO

same in neq swq s31 til r8 3oa 88h

Manning

A J,

Lockgort in

MeKinzie Thos heirs

300

63 16

Pearee John heirs, nwq swq s33

250 12 69 200 8.50

same

same in swq seq s31 til r8

520 17°02 SnodgrassEliza

1,200 19 57 700 12 92 250 548

Woodruff John

15c

350 11 15 3,500 54 48 2,280 59 24 100 371 300 10 49

out lot72._

ej ej seq

3 900 209 21 Burko Charles

22 83 11 71 2 51 26 34 10 79

695

s30

side wj nwq s32 tl2 r8 44a...

Harris Henry heirs, mid pt w$ seq lot

la 50h

njsll

C, ej

r7 40a

same ehf neq s8 tl

r7 80a

Jackson Jacob, nwq s35

113

r8 160a

Co., nwq swq slO tl3 r8 40a same shf neq s23 tl

r8 80a

same seq nwq s23 tl3 r8 4a Lambert Wm, sw cor swq swq sl4 tl3 r8 4a— Nevins Jeremiah

31a 50h

910

1,200 844 300 28 90 450 liO 450 10 82 375 752 900 17 00 025 3i 77

22...............

Rpnphnn Jno.. heirs, whf, Terre Hanle, in lot

Rnkes

101

7th st slo

tl2

eside nwq sl2 tl3 r8

Ross Mary

Kishcr

151..-

J:ine,

2,100 66 21 850

174 iSX'Si

74x111 ft

nwq neq

tl3 r8 30a

Fayette Township, No. 11.

Guyn.Tecumseh,

Sundford, in.lot 12

same do do

McQuilkin Wm in nj

s29

113

023

ltil

ehf swq tl

whf nwq si tU rlO 80a

S. K.,

3441

205 714

on side s20 tl2 r9 20a

Parker Jas

Reed Jno.

^'KJO 05 1(7 235 614

Wat-vin Jno.

100

430

heirs se cor swq sl4 tl2 rlO 2a 14h

WM 'n

8eq ne*l 8^8 tl2 r9 17a 50h

Unknown owners, whf nwq k20 tl2

H-,

51B

21 08

30 441 319 760

2.VI 80

nwq neq s29 tl2r

JL ». -*=-S:£= irs

W* fief

•Jt~

-^-5'

III

ri a .e.tff

g-Sos"

$00 10 7» 1« 438

2*1

i.s,rai !W 17

,3®«5

11 06

3 11

tl2 r8 9a

DRV GOODS.

IS COMPLETE!

———

WARREN,HOBERC CO.

4 900 105 62 1 650 192 71 1 250 46 60

tis4fc i' it a 135 600 300 650 395 410 760 100 1.000

THE QBE AT ,s\€ «-»ti'* i'

HEADQUARTERS FOB

31 54 18 91 15 76 43 00 14 10 12 27 63 41 2 97 29 29

DRY GOODS!!

Bead the Testimoftials received and judge Ibr jwimlf.^

———

Extract from

800 160

605 320 500 400 400 420 400 400

week: "I

6 81

670

400 105

s33 il0 r8 20a

5 60 7 20

180

13 50 54 70

2 180

40a ."

s36 tlO r8 40a

Ford Isaae, seq swq

480

r8 80a

same end swq neq si

Morris Elizabeth

Ross John

11 26

80a-

s29

1 280

tlO r8 40a

56 59

480 480 530 400 11 55

W /V »,

1 320 250 230 190

1 10r8

21a80h

same end swq neq sll tlO r8 19a 75n same in swq nwq sl2 tlO r8 12a 60h... same in swq swq s22 tlO r8 6a 40h.... Latchee Robert, iif nweor s6 tlO r8 10a... McGarvev Samuel, lot

190 115

1 100 100

swqsC tlO r8

swq s35 tlO r8

6 79 3 24 2 69 9 35

10,....

sept nwq nwq

s6 tlO r8 18a..

160-

same seq s34 tlO r8 160a

150

1 960 100 95 1 920 300 33 665 13 60

400 480

10/ 4 47 100 2 90

860

til r8 40a

s32

22 65 15 15 11 74

400 500 500 500

21 86

11 87 7 51 6 69 36 74 50 38 17 63 5 26 19 07 3 86 51

280 260

til r8 18a 48h...

Gordon John heirs, Lockport in-lots

and

19—

210

22 ..

330

200

490

110 20

400 475 230 630 375

r8 40a

same In nwq nwq

sl5 til r8

Lacher Robert, in w} swq s31 til r8

10 60

23 51 46 18 18 36 9 26 15 65 33 09 13 04

23n

70ii

lots

and

swq

til r8 80a

1 275 550

Pearce John Jr heirs, w| swq

r8 40a

s32 til r8 80a„

seq

»31

til

80a

s32

800

40n

360 370 500 435 470

send neq nwq s29 til r817a87h

samo in

swq nwq sl9 til r8

Trader John, in seq swq s34

til

r8 39a

Lost Creek Township, No. 8. Burke John J, sine wj soq sll tl2 r8 15a~ Burke Elizabeth, wj ej

swq s21 tl2 r8 40a

Co., in

7 27

35a 70a...

14 37 25 91 44 69

r8 35a.••••••••••••

1 auci vutij (ii ijvi via

270

10 87 15 09

letter received laat

have not bonght as good and cheap a

bill of goods as

32 91 11 37

did of you last week.

suppose that if

200 200

r» 200

400

400 400 65

Gold Basis

12 88

100

240 730

should buy goods on a

(Gold

being

121)

have been cheap, but

t'losklnpi, sad Cawimcm!

•vail yourself of this opportunity and buy Ooods at the lowest New York wholesale rates. Come early for the best selection.

WARREN, 1I0BERG, & CO.,

SUCCESSORS TO

EIDS^AJLIL. Sc CO.

DRY GOODS. SS'J ICf u- -:ss!

120

1 175

22 17

s23 tl2

200

4 21

1 360 400 320

28 00

12 84 15 01 15 09 14 21 1 38 16 40

tl2r8 18a'-

swq s21 tl

880

r8 18a-

840 40

neq s28 tl2 r8 40a

660

sl5 tl2 r8

28K

sl5..

tl2 r8 14a..". Nevins Township, No. 9. &

310 8 12

r8 80a

same whf swq sl4 tl3 a8 80n Cresil Curtis, neq nwq sl3 tl3 r8 40a Frnzier John, sea seq s8 tl

r7 40a

200 100

31 33 25 35 9 91 10 64 11 42 23 12 52 02

380 380 440, 900

200

31n 50h

swq nwq s24 tl3 r8 40a

Smith Catharine, swq nwq

s31

tl3 r7 46a 40h r,'

Unknown owners, in mid side nwq s7 tl3 r7

Otter Creek Township, No. 10. Davis James P.,

seq seq

«22

lluit*

360

inwfracs2tl3r9 69a

DreherOttamer. Tecumseh, in-lots

Keith

S C.

seq

100 185

r9 54n

Smith Whittii-ld. frac slo tl3 r9 241a 80h White Silas,

nj nj

neq so

tl3

r9 39a

Ward Patrick, w^ ej swq s32 tl3 r9 40a Sugar i'n-rk Township. No. 12, Comstock John

,,same »hf se

Coninger Francis, in nwq

3P7

,uo

u2a

rlO 80a

snmo nhf seq

s30 tl2

Havnor Richard,

neq s2

112

Holloway Joseph,

Jackson Samuel, lot

033

"^*60 80 300

Downes James, mid sidese^canaltUrt.Sh-

22 79

9 55

28, 31 34,35 A 38

tl3 r9 160a

11 69 19 00

1 000 50 225 9 33 300 9 49

630 630 365

fme si til rlO 53a

r9 31a 91h

Good*in Lewis,in wtraci'12tll rlO 83a 64h

?eq

r}0 40a

in neq

827

in frac st tl

12 43 12 43 7 57 86 47 11 64 26 45 14 06 7 98 47 81 10 73 23 49 7 05 10 78 35 87 10 53 I

til rlO 80a ,r»

05h.

at 260

470

420

tl'2 rlO 42a.

525

J3._ if a 315

Jackson Jno, heirs, e- id swq frac. s31 tl2 r9 40a"

260

420

315

255

365

80a

1050

& &

11111 HI

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CLOAKS & CLOAKINGS,

r» n'i JtoiTV: WJ& LADIES AND GENTS' »'Wff I 1

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400

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450

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400 380 480 480 400

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Johnson

W. & A. W,

Lidster

"Wm. H.,

25 79

400 150 320

nwq nwq sll tl3 r9 40a

side

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9 80

600

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Parker Wm. heirs, in nwq nwq

SUBI4JI,

Hoods and Scarfs,

TABLE LINENS,

Towels, Napkins,

000 500 300

44 44 13 39 9 17

AND PRINTS

A LARGE STOCK OP

Standard Prints

12a CENTS!

they would

must confess

yours were far below that."

16 34 7 22 7 22 8 74 7 21 58 14 4 61 4 61 4 61 10 89 15 12 8 49 8 49 1 84

Letter received Dec. 18th: "My Gooda turned out most satisfactory.

400

took particular pains to look

through all the Stores in your city to nee where the best and cheapest goods were to be had, but found none so cheap and good as at the "Great

Dry Goods."

2 150 109 13 1 940 104 20 835 39 ,01

Headquarters for

In view of these hots and a desire on our part that all should

HEAP THE BENEFIT

LOW PRICES!

iiiyn 1 t* it Zi Sfe s%» ~*-jt We have extended this sale for

)J 98 24

360 640 400 640

10 34 22 29 22 41 17 50 39 20 10 23 5 78

THIRTY DAYS!

tuiJ -kv N v.rt'l 5 1 •nd in addition shall offer extra jkftf.iindueements ^, __ usi'iii Si 'i \i{iS**U3

SIlkH, n* O id S

RMctionH

IN PRICES

800

21 20 21 20 10 22

880

MUSICAL.

L. DEeWBB'S

Palace of Music,

PT A TTOS-

THF. CELEBRATED KNABK, .Stock's, Patent CjrflsW, and other Hr»t-cl»«s Makers.

In all the essential points to be united in makinc a trnly flrst-class instraaient, the** Pianos Dare earned for themselves a reputatioi recardleM of Foreign Ribbon Dee«*atio«s»'

toy

Ae.,that places them

fWITHOUT RIVALS ti

While to buyers the following important eon-*--sidtrations are offered:

lit. In making continually purchases

.«»/

large number of Instruments at a time,ofor easn. besides receiving the beueflts of lowtestdiscounts.it secures me likewise,the always the most ehoiee instruments. 2d. Occupying the extensive bnilding of mr,. own, thus saving the costly rents also

competition of any other dealer here

abitiad.

Organs

and

Melodeons

Constantly on also. Sheet Music, Instrnction Books,handevery

Hesdqnartors of the Susie Trade,

I3V TEKItE HAUTE.

MEDICAL.,

DOCTOR

wilbbr,office, con-

salUtion and Reception Rooms, 619 Washington Avenue, St. Lonis, Mo., treats with the prcatest success all Diseases of Woman, Lonnhoroea. or Whites Fallinr, inflamation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, PrariUs, Amenorrhoca, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrhma. and Sterility, or Barrenness also, every disease connected with Puberty, Menstruation or Prepnancy. Since the Doctor confines himself exclusively to the treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large number of cases, it follows that his knowledge of them must be far more exten* siveand accurate than that of physieians in. general practice. Send stamp for Medical Pamphlet of thirty-six pages. No mutter who have failed, rend what he says. Patients in every W cstern State. Cures guaranteed.— Consultation by letter or at office free. Room* for patients requiring daily attention. A lady assistant. Hour 9 a. m. to 7 p. u..

day excepted.

Cloths,

The Doctor opportunities in hospital and private practice are unsnrnnssed in St. Louis

or or any other city. Back files of St. Louis papers prove that he has heen located there longorby years than any other so advertising. The establishment, library, labratory and appointments, are unrivalled in tho West, unrivalled anywhere. Ag», with experience. can be rolied upon, and the Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout tha country. In past success and present posiion he stands without a competitor. THE WRITINGS OF A PHYSICIAN WHOSE

REPUTATION IS UNION-WIDE, ARE WORTH READING. Doctor Whittier publishes a Medical Pamphet relating to Venereal Diseases and th* disastrous and varied consequences of selfabusc. that will be sent to any address in a sealed envelope for two stamps. It contains full symptom lists that will enable those affected to determine the nature of their complaint and give a written statement of their caso that will answer almost as well forth* purpose of treatment as a personal interview: but where it is convenient the Doctor should be consulted personally. Thos* having friends that may require advice, can suppjy them with this vnluable work sending their address, with stamp. Thug you can assist the unfortunates without their knowing their benefactor. Certainly nosab* iect is of more importance than purity of blood and perfoct manhood.

It is self-evident that a physician who eornncs himself exclusively to the study of a certain class of diseascsand treat* thousands of cases every year, must acquire greater skill in that specialty than only general practice. Many physicians, recornising this fact, introduce nntients to the Doctor alter readinc hi.-* Medical Pamphlet. Communications confidential. A friendly talk will epst you nothing. Office eontral, yat retired. No. 617 St. Charles street, St. Louis. Mo. Hours, 9 a. m.. to 7 p. m., Sundays excepted.

MANHOOD:

How Lost! How Restored

Jtut P«Mi*hcd, in a utalttl envrhtpr. PrierHemtt A

LECTURE ON TUB NATURAL TREAT. MENT.and Radical Cure of Sperm»torrha»a, or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Euiixsioni, Sexual Debility, and Impediment* to Marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fits: Mental and Physical Incn, pscity,-resulting from Solf Abuse. Jrc., bv ROUT. J. Cn.vRRWRLi.. M. D., author o' tha

Green Book,"

.Vo.

'A Boon to Tfiottnnniln or Htin«-rrra.'-Sent under soal, in a plain envelope, to any address, fmtpnvl, on roccint of six ccnts, or two postage stamps, to CHAS. J. C. KLINE

ti'J Bowery. S-w York. Po*t Ofltre Box WM. Also Dr. Culyerwell's "Marriage Guide,'*, price 25 ccnts.

THE REASON WHY

Pectoral Elixir.

HAg SXJCH

.,»*! JVMLWSI SA i. 1 ~»-ti

In the city ofTerrt Hftnte. and in every *oininanity where it h*j» beuji introduced, is firoply because it triif perform junt irlmt it claimed it wiil do. Our fending includ10* Phyrictan*. Mjnirtejrf, Mechftnics *nd Merchant*. *nconditui*trhp endw it an the W (youffh ItevHxtv within their knowledge. At home, where the "Klixlr" i? bept known

Ui?HU

C0BNELIU8 & HAGGEKTY,

Cor. Main and Third St*..

SF**®*

m,ls°.ther

rL*-n

TKRHK 11A LTH, tsnu A an a

able to attend personally to the tuning and repairing, enables me to offer to buyers such superior instrument*whlfch simply

art

Rrlow

°r

full assortment ef the celebrated Sllrer Tongue

and variety of Smaller

Musical Instrument-''.

When needing nny articlo in the Music line send orders or call at all

Kissner's Palace of Music,^

Wo. 48 OHIO STREET, (Opp. the old Court House.) TOME HA17TK. I*». f. N. B. All kinds of Instruments repaired.

Sun

DR. WHITTIER,

A REGULAR GRADUATE OP MEDICINE^" as Diploma at office will show, has been longer engaged in the treatment of Venereral Seynal ami Private Diseases than any other Physician in 8t. Louis.

Syphillis, Gonorrhea, Gleot, Stricture. Orchitis, Hcrnis and Rnpture, all Uninary diseases. Syphilitic or Mercurial Affections of the Throat, Skin or Bones, are treated with unparalleled success.

Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impntcncy, as the result of self-abuse in youth, sexual excess in mature years or other causes, and which produce pome of thq following effects, a* Nocturnal Emissions. Blotches, Debility, Dixsiness, Dimnes of sight. Confusion of Ideas. Dvil Korbodings, Aversion to Society of Females. Loss of Memory and Sexual Power.and rendering Marriage improper, are permanently cured.

novWw.'in

remedies for diseases

oflne Throat mnd Lung*, combined. In obedience to custom4 the annexed testimonials are presented:

Bowux(M?arr\. Ixn.. A or. 24. 1W7. If« wed "BnrrV Pectoral Elixir0 in my family, and can say that it is the best

for Coughs and olds, especially for'

children, that I hove ever u-ed. and can recommend the same to all person* n« a safe and reliable medieine.

ELIJAH ORMEN.

Pae^. May i. HW.

knowledge of "Harr'n Perioral'

hlixir. and herring its onitorm good effects upon the many -i»toiner to whom I* have recommended itsin-e its firt introduction to the public. I feel warranted in myinr that I con*idcr itMflAI.. if not Sl rmioir^ to&ny of the popular Lung rcineilii-c before^ the public. if

A^NEWELL. Druegist.B.V

Ban's Pectoral Elixir!

IN PLK4SAS I TO TAKK.

Is neatly put up, and is for sale by alli^ Druggists.

BARK, GfTLICK & liEKKY,

Druggists and Chemists,

TERRE HA UTE, IN!.%

Manufacturers and Proprietors.^

6dltaw wOin.

MEDICINAL.

W.w

JOHNSTON, M. D.

OFFICE—OVER BEACH'S BANK. Rl :Hd*kc*—North side Chestnut Street, between 4th and 5th.