Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 January 1871 — Page 4

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Rom fikst page.] ny ^u-picion that mere are nought 16 beptomo'.ed. Jmenta" already made demonin the BloBkCoalof thi*State lie possess,a qyne of wejlth that ficablv inexhaii-tib'e. Covering a Sih^fof territory averaging three miles in width, it exists in workable veins from tile Ohio river to Warren county, a distance of one' hundred and fifty mile*. The-fact that this coal can be taken directly from the rnino to the furnace and used for smelting 'purposes withoji coking, producing as good, if not better iron than that made from the same ore with charcoal, gives Indiana advantage

for manufacturing purpose! that can

1 believe it will, the correctness of the

Opinion so confidently eTTieriained bv Pro

I respectfully refer you to the Message delivered two years ago for my views in relation to our., jydioiaf.y .aind \. i-h vb« *S|pderstood as repeating!he reccriieicad?.."

fltl.MtNAI, I.AW ANI rRACTICK.

I also refer to the views expressed two years ago on the subject of the amendment of our Criminal Code, and the reformirion of the practice in criminal proseiMilioiw. The views then exprc-sed ihe-e subjects are slill entertained. I c-|K'ci:illv suggest thai the biutal crime ol prize lighting has not vet been denounced as a felony by our law.

COUNTY HKFuKM.

There is an unmistakable popular demand lor reform in ihe administration of County allairs, and lor the reduction oi tho Iocs of County olliccrs, especially in the wealthy and populous counties. Under the constitutional provision preventing local orspecial legislation out he subject ol lees and salaries, it is generally understood that compensation for official services cannot be graduated according to population. This may render il difficult to devise a lee hill that will, in all cases, be just both to ihe public and to lie of lice holder. ]ut ibis difficulty need not, and should noi, prevent an effort being made, and successfully made, to accomplish the result.

A Nt:\V STATK itoi'si:.

1 recommend tluit provision ho inittle for the iiiimeili.'ite icijiiisi(ii)n of nil the properly not now owned bv (lie State, situated between Tennessee and Mississippi hIreels and between Market and Ohio siieels, and for vacating Markel street, so far as ii forms ihe northern boundary of the State 1 louse Square, and for vacating the alley which bounds ihe arsenal lot on the north, to the end that the pioperty now owned by ihe Stale, and that so proposed to be acquired, may lie used as a site lor a new State House whenever it shall be deemed expedient to build one. The building of anew Siate ('apilot cannot long be deferred, and now is the proper time to secure the proper site without a large outlay for thai purpose. The site proposed would embrace nbiuit nine acres. ltKFOKM.VrOIUE.H.

1 he reports of the House of Ivefuge and the Reformatory for Women and liirls, no! having been received until after the preparation of this communication, 1 shall ask permission to present to yon berealter in a special message, whatever 1 may deem it necessary lo sav concerning those institutions.

out nivouci: laws.

1 lie laws ol ibis Slate legulaling the graming ot divorces, and especially the Jax maniier in which they have been ad-inini-tcred in some of our Courts, has given Indiana a noioriet.v that is bv no means enviable. Some of the reproach that has been cast upon the Stale in this connection is doubtless undeserved but a candid review of our l:-ws and their }rac:ieal operation on ibis important subject will, it is believed, salisfv anv impartial mind, that a reformation is imperatively demanded. 1 he cau.-es lor which divorces uiav be grained under the existing statutes are as lollows, viz

I'irst. Aduhery, Second. 1 mpoiencv. l'hiid Abandonment for one vear. 1 ointh, I'ruel treatment of one partv by the other. ifili. Habitual drunkenness of either party. tSixlh. Ihe conviction, subsequent to the marriage, iu any country of either party of an infamous crime.

Seventh. Any other cause for which the ('our: shall deem il proper lhat a divorce should be granted.

It is not mv purpose to urge any objection to either of the .-ix speeilic civnses of divorce above enumerated except to say that ihe phrase "cruel treatment." which constitute* the fourth cause has been so liberally construct] in favor of applicants for divorces by some of our I Courts as to render necessary, mv

jtui^iueiit, return to the more positive language of llie Statute ol" 1S43, which required the treatment to lie "cruel and inhuniair' The great objection to our Statuie is, however, llie discrettonarv clause ahead* quoted, allowing a Conn to grant a divorce for anv cause that the judge may dean suffie'ent.

and

Uoss-therr mnde. Sitt*e$ then.tlie Supreme Court has dicidedVihat the Criminal CourU^stabli^ed -^lnp yf the more populous countre*.arc-not "Circ'iit Courts, but that they have a legal cxi-ienee as inferior Courts, ^'h'* heing* eo, their names should be Changed! Iftid the harmony of o.tr Circuit C6url iv.s!riii should be restored 'jy the proper amendatory enactment*.

I fully concur in the opinion -o generally expressed by the-judges and lawyers, that provision should bu mad'.- for the addition ol a fifth judge to the bench of the Supreme Court.' .1 herewith respectfully submit a copy of the memorial adopted at a meeting of the Bench arid .Bar, held at Indianapolis on the 30th day of Xovemhe. last, on this subject,'the same having been presented to.me by the Committee having the'nia'tter in 'charge, with tho request lliat I would lay the same befo you.

The slatute pas.-ed at the l.nt session requiring the salaries of the .Judges and I'ro-ecniing Attoi^ieys of the Ciiminal Courts to be paid out of the County Treasuries, is wrong in principle, and ought to be repealed If these ourt-s are not necosary to the efreetual and prompt prosecution of the picas of the S ate, they ought to be aboli.-hed if they aie necessary, the salaries ol ihe Judges and Prosecutors ought to be paid out of the common treasury.

Die E t: N IS EST AT K'S.

Some additional legislation, is, in my judgment, necessary in relaiion to decedents estates, I or the attainment of the lollowing objecls, viz 1st.

This clause which pretends to la down The,.'!orU

statute prescribes no rule, the observance of which shall save, or the violation of which shall forfeit conjugal rights. Under this clause the question, what is or is not a sufficient cause for a divorce, instead of being determined by a geneial ule. is measured bv no rule at all, and thestandard or judgment, instead of being pre, craMc'rcna scribed so that it may be known and read petunjo tl of all men, remains locked up in tbeoiind of the Judge until he pronounce.* jodg- .. ment between the parties in the case before hint. It is worse than delegating legislative powers to the judiciary— which the Constitution expressly prohibits—for it authorizes the Judge Io make his own judgment ?f what the law ought

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prevent .small esl:t!es from

being absorbed by iheco ts and expen-es ol administration, by providing for their settlement through the instrumentality of a public administrator without charge to the estate, or by dispensing with administration altogether. 2nd. To enlargethe amount tiilowed to widovs out of (lie estates of ihi ir deceased husbands free from the claims of credilors. 3d. To make similar exempt ion in favor of the deeedunt's infant children of tender years left unprovided for by his or her death. also believe that provision mi^ht with propriety be made to dispen-e witli administration in all eases where tho.-e iutercsied in the estates shall give undoubted security for the payment of the debts thereof within a reasonable lime, to he pre-crihed by statute.

I make these suggestions without going inio detail, feeling assured that if the objects named shall meet your approval, (here will be no difliculiy in giving the recommendations practical effect.

l"e:,1ch

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hardly be exaggerated. which they (Ud k). th»i very purpo-e. ih If practical experience shall affirm, as

to 'heir home-* from

'vi!iz:i io„ ol ihe use.

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fawor Cox-that thg iron made at the fur- *,»«*?» ,ll»: K«ai icp-iblunn lam-

naces in Clay,cottnty will make a* good Bes*emer Steel as the imported iron now almtWt.erclusively used for that purpo-e, our facilities for the production of a'.eel rails mu«t be of incalculable value.

COCBTS. "V

tc..mnv winch should

acrupu .-U o-erved beuvcen n.-ter

ily. Under the pre-i.-n: statuie a divorce may be obtained iu this State, wheiPboth the plaintiff and ihe defendant, at the time of the rendition o! the decree, are resident citizens ,moJie: S a i'i ue, the applicant must have been a le-ideni of the conniv in which he commences suit at the daie of the tiling of his peti tion, and he tisu-t have bei-n a le-ideni of the State for one year piiu- to hat lime, but the ear having elap-ed, and the petition being tiled, his residence may ihcu cease, he may return to the Stale from which he came, and his application for a divorce will ha none ihe le-s cesslnl by reason of his depjiiuie. ich a statute must be highly app.eciaied by divorce t-eekers from oihe. Suite- who cannot afford lo keep up thi.- appea nee of a iesiij(?nce in tin- to nine .iian ne year, but is u», eaicuh: nl ouneciii zen- ol l.idi i.ia a M'r\ e-.a e.l «:a O' the r.giiteou i.r wi J».. tie _ila ion of .lie': *ii ia bveii mi nent re idt nt- ol our own 'hj

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ply for divorce- are iavo.«.iJ 0- ir piac lice above plaintiff* in o.her ticiions The deiendanl in evcy oilier uciion purely personal, if a re-ideuiol theSiaie, must be sued ii: the coun ol his resi denie but in divoice case-, ihe applieaut has the right io sue in ihe county in which he resides, and In in change his residence to a:tain sueces auioad, when failuie wouM be certain a home.

I therefore recommend ilia iheclau-c of the statu.c which authorize- du'o ces for any cause that the v,'ourt may deem sufficient, be repealed, and that the clall-e making c:uel a.mint a good cau.-e divorce be so auieitiled a .0 eq "ire ihe treauneiu to he cruel ami inhuman, or ciuel anil ba:liaious. 1 luither lecom mend that ihe practice in di voice cases he .-o amended as loemhrace the following provisions, viz 1st. litquiring ihe de end.int, 'vhen a resident oi ihe S e, to lie sited in ihe county of Ins or her ic-iilence.

Hc( uirinir l' [ilain ilf not only

to have ln-ei, it iiii-tu ol ihe Stale for one year ihe filing oi his peti lion, hut ih«ihe should toiiiinue to le side in the State during the pendancy of the suit and until (he case i* uied. 3d. Vesting in the Circuit Courts exclusive juj i.-diction lor applications for divorce •lth. Jtequiiing the petition in every divorce ca-e to show where ihe causes ol divorce relied on happened or accrued, and where the applic.uu re ided at ihe time, and if I hey happened or accrued else wheie than in ibis Stale, and at a time when the plaint ill" wn- noL a lesident ol this S:ate, that no divoice shall he granted unless it be alleged in ihe peiiiiuii and proved on ihe iii.il ilia' ihe mailers so idied upon would be a good cause of divorce the laws ol ilieSia e, place or jurisdiction within which ihe .-ame happened or aeci net! flh. cquii ing ihe allega ions as to the place micie llie cause or can-es i.l divorce relietl upon accrued and ihe place residence of the plain:ifl a! ihe lime of their accruing to be vei ilied by affidavit appended (o the pet ii ion, and also to be proved on trial.

With such amendments as tlie-e we might well hope that Indiana divoices would soon cea.-e to he advertised iu auv of the Atlantic cities as maike able com modities, and that reiugees anil fugi.ives from (he justice of oilier States would no longer conic (o Indiana in quest of divorces to be used on I heir return lo their homes as licenses lo violate the laws of our sister Slates.

STATK I'KlsONS.

So far as 1 am informed, the Sale Prisons are well managed and in a .satisfactory condition, lie linaucial success of the lue-tiii adiuinisi iin ion of llie Northern Prison in making it self siisi.iin ing, without di-regai ding or nejjeeiing the physical,' tuoial or in.eileetua! in.crests ol llie pi i-oners, i. won by of ihe highest coiiiinendaiion.

The nioial elm ma' ion hut has been wrought in the all'aii.- ol llie Siale Pri on South, since ihe coniiiuneeiiinir ol the administialion ol the pie-nn Warden, has merited al11 he piaie thai has been so genero: -!y bestowed upon ii. it deeply lo be regretted that under curMsieni oi otlicering 11.e.-e liisiiiu tions, the ndinini.-iraiion of their allairs is so liable lo be changed with ihe mu ations of political parties. Wisdom woubi dictate that considerable pei manency ol adiiiinisiraiioii, coupled with a rigid responsibility on the part of ihose having the management of such institution.-, should evail our policy is jusi the rever.-e o! I his 11 is li equein change of adminisi, aiioii. with no liahiliiv to iiave the allairs ,f the I'ri-oii- in-|)HC eit or tin? olliccrs (hereof ca I led loan accoip. except during the six

1 -jne davs. ill f'verv

period of two year-s. when the Lieneral Asemlily is in es-ion 1 call your aiiemion lo the fact thai there are in-ane p-isoners in one, or. perhaps, boili of our |iri-ons, -.ud some ot these are dangerous in :!o- oilier prison ers for Ihe w-nt .: .f-cr facilities for ibeir care and treatment. Kx|crii-nce has shown iu Ohio and other Siaics ihai it is unwise to tiansler such prisoners io the Insane Hospital, as placing those con vicled of crime among the o'tier insane patients has a bid influence on ihe hitter, and the tieatmenl which the in-ai.e prisoners receive from the other inmates of the Hospital is ml such as to promoie their recovery. In adilition to this, the Hospital is not sutlicien: ly strong for such patients without preparing a waul ex pres.-ly for their accommodation 1 iherelorc recommend that a ward be coil structed wiihin ihe nails of the Norihern Prison expiessly forin-ane p• isoners. and that provision be made for the transfer, from time lo lime, as ocea-ion mav re quire, ol all in-ane prisoners in either of the prisons to such waul.

I invito your attention to 'lie state nients in llie report ol the di:ector* and warden of ihe Southern t'ri-on in rela tion lo ihe lite iliat ooeuried in April last and the moncv advanced lo repair the damage* done to the prison bv the lire. The amonn' advanced was £12 000. and it was furnished by the Auditor of Stale out of the uninvested money of the Sinking Fund in his hands, i'heie is consequently no liability for inteiest unless you see proper to provide for the payment of interest lo the School Fund for the use of (he nnmev.

I li.ivo already in speaking of the Sink:.-g Fund rci-oiHioenileil an appropriation made without lel,iv to reimburse thai FuikI to the amount thus borrowed.

I desire here to sug-Rest that there ought to be a definite policy estnb ished Py law ns thv injurnn of ihe b-aildinsrs helonpi^p to the v:i-ious State Institution-. There soould be a uniform prac iee in this respeot lo insure all State buildi ps connected with the Benevolent Institutions, Prisons and Kefoitnatorie or to insure noil* of them. As it now is, there is a partial insurance on some and none at all on others. The true policy, in my judgment would be. for the St'te to be the in.-urer ol it« own buildings without exccntion taut this policy would tie profi able in the lone run

1 have no doubt: but with it should be couple 1 the 'W r, in th event of a loss by fire, to the Executive officer- of the tate to draw from the Tr. asury of tlie Slate un- er i" oper restriction-and limitations t- be pic.-*'ibed by law, a uSiciciit sum of money to repair the injury done. *s the matter low stands the General Assembly must in such cas-- b. convened in speeial ,-sion at an xp' nsto the St te greater as a general rule thin the sum necessary to appropriated, or the Governni or some eth iiicer must take the responsibility of nb a.mag and ai),.lyit.ir the necessary amount without authority of law.

I commend to your' careful consideration the propriety of poaderi- the que.-tion. heritwil"

wil

^'°.n beneccpaiy abin-

don tae southern Prism, and etabl«sh id

a rule for thi goverimient of huutnti af- lieu thoreof, at some cciitial powi't in fairs in the iiuvt important relation of State, a prit.n inuTmi'diate ovtween the life, is at war with the fundamental "idea I

u.0Ufe

of Refuse and the Pcniten i.iiv. with a view tu the frridatrn ot our reformatory And

and elementary definition of law. Law penal institutions, as well as to a classificals a prescribed ruleol civil conduct. This tion of pris.nuis. The pr oa at Alieniic^u City mi?ut be made to ircuram ilit all ttie prisoners lhat would for some jears be sent to a pri on of at class if wc had an int -r mediate pti-on. I.s location in one «1 the extreme- of the Slate is ati obj, ction to the policy of havio.e but one pr son fit,-cl:-for th' entire State, but I do not think this object! is insup nble The pns«n at Jilfersonvillc is iu such a co oition tha it will require a larpe amount to keep it in even toitiair. ami then il seem* cruel to per:ie po! cy of kee:'ins hum in bei. rthouph hey be convicteo criminals, in cells seven feet lonp. seven feet high, and tb ee and a half feet wide. «ilh im veutilaiiug flues, antl no possibility of ettinc fresh air except through the graiing of t.ie cell doors

If tho contract syst-m is to be continued, and I do not see how to do otherwise at present, the law itself shou contain such provisions as will give the directoi sand war en foil control ana enable them to terminate the »ontract* wbmver the interests of th* State

jrfit 01 the state dep ud very much en the ill. or want of skill with which the eoniracts for the labor of the prisoners are drawn.

to be, ilie me oi iitculoii lii each cu.-ii. a» 2aiy .vqiiire it. As the mutter now is, the ... .U« j-., tti.i stain riot. t.H I'urW mimll All thf ti arires, vn licit any previous lniiinaiion of the standaid or rule by which ihe lights of the paitie:ire to be measured. The l.'on.stitution prohibits special legislation on the subject of granting divorces, but under this discretionary clause cause? of divorce vary in the several judicial Circuits and Districts, with the diversified mental and moral peculiarities of the judges. Objectionable a.s the statute is which regulate-i the cau-es for wl.i:h di vorces may begran'.ed, the law go. tuning the prac ice in divorce ca.-es is wot.-e ihe facility with which ci izens of other State*, after a pretended ie.-iiieiicein this, can and do procure divorce* in our courts,

.rant that the numbers of su Bixird i' ...

PKHJONS AND BfcJf:.**SIONS«

I herewith respectfully submit pursuant fo the quirements ofthe Constitution, a report showing all the reprieves, commutations and

vi»us

report made to the last GeDcril bly. CONCLUSION.

It* funelusk»n, I desire to aH my hearty rtuicn totbe in vocation of the i'i vine 131esiijg upon your labors with which this joint convention nae opened and to a^ur-j you ot my cordial co op* ration in ail your ffo ts to elevate and improve the condiM oi the people, and to diversify the industrien »ud develop tile resource* uf the Stnte.

CONKAl) BAKEU. Governor of Indiana.

WE HKL VEX PEE,SB

TEHEE HAUTE, IND.

sVedttcsflay Morning, Jan. 11,1871.

iSIi4.\APOLI».

ui i.. die rru iiaule Kipre# i^llAN.a' .i. s, .ii-l, Jan -1, lie cry is lull oi ,-u angerleading uien of the Slate, oi bo.h poiiiical parties, are here. Candidates for llie various oliice- and peliy places in jr ihe Legislutui e, aie vciy nuiug.diis iJ'HloL' ami iuiportiinate. I'oiii political parties) ccmwwujB held their caucuses io night. The De mocracy ol ihe Ilou.-e niaiie lie following nouiina'.ions, and wille eci ihe nomineeiiionow. Will -Mack, ol Vigo, for speaker S. W Holmes, of Jack-on, lor Principal l.'let Fled Williams Assistant (,'leik T. M. Sc'aell, of Claike, iJoorket |ier. lie liepublicans of ihe House nominated a ticket for which a lotmal vo'.e will be cast, eonsi.-iing ot O. M. Wilson, oi Marion, for Speaker, 1). C. I onehue, oi Putnam, lorCleik, Fied Williams, of Tippecanoe, for Assistant Clerk. be Republicans of llie House made a peimanent organization for the se--ion, and elected A. F. (Jordon, ol bc.nit, Pie-ident. In ihe Kepublican .senatorial caucus .Milton a U.-boine, of Puinam, wa- noniinaied for Secretary, and T. W. O. Hraffeil, of Wayne, for assistant. It i.s not certain whether iliev can be eleCied. The Governor's message will be delivered onFiiday. It will bea lengthy and e.\hausiive sla ement of the condition ol Siate aliairs. Speeiul to tho Express.]

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Indianapolis, Jan. o.—The Legislature fully organized to day. The Ir .uocraiic noiiiinees were all elecied .i the ilouse. In llie enale, neither the Democratic or Kepublican caucus noir.'.ij'ions were elecied, but a mongrel ticket, dictaltd by Judge Hughes, and supported b_v Senator Flliotl and ihe Democracy succeeded. The Senatorial olliccrs are W. li. Harrison, of Morgan, Secre.ary J. W. Cole, of lippecanoe, Assistant secretary James W. Cookerly, of Monroe, Door keeper. Messrs. W. F. McLean, (ttepubliean) and Clement Corry, (Demo crat) of Franklin, were app inted additional As.sisiuiii Secieiaries.

The scat of Senator J. W IJurson, of

Delaware, was contested in a novel manner. He presented his credentials in due form and was sworn in, afier which a

paper was presented from some citizens, which the Pre-ident of the Senate did not

propose to entertain, but the Hugliei?Fl iolt party took an appeal to

the Senate from (lie decision of the chair, and the President was thoughtless enough to put it, even before any organ

ization was ellected. Of course llie chair was not sustained, and a sub-equent 1110 lion referred thiisons case to a selecl

com mill ee adverse to him, and he will probably lose his seat. This strength

ens the Hughe— FJIioa parly, and gives it tie control of the Senate, as ei her the

Democracy or Republicans 111 iv go with i:. Two Kepublican Sena'oi- aie absent. Diviggins of Jasper, anil Ca-e of La Grange. Iithey weie on hand, all-i Hiete

are 110 more defections I10111 llie uepuiili cans, the Senate will siand at a lie. Ihe elections 10 be held in joint session are lixed loi next Wednesday, except

Agent 01 S e, which i'iee will proli ati.y be abolished. Nell', Demociai, of Putnam, introduced a resolution in ihe ILiine lor a constitutional amendment agains. llie canal swindle.

I'lie committees will not be announced in the Ilou.-e until Monday.

Mr. Mark makes a line p.e-iding officer, and lias given sad-faction by his first day's work.

Col. McLe-in is ihe Heading Secre:ary O 1 he Senate, and is also giving sat is fac

tion in his hank less vocation. Vigo county having been honored with the Speakership of the ilo ise and

one of ihe clei k-liips of the Senate, has not brilliant prn-yeet lor more l.egis

laiive patronage A leading legal firm of this city, which has been hitherto supposed Io be opposed

to the canal swindle, has changed from ami seir an opinion in lavor of it to the

Governor, check to loilow.

PIANOS.

L'JIE BEST AM) CH KATE,Si

Organs and Meloaeooj

L. KISSNF-R't

are of Music,

I\ V. 48 OHIO STREET,

•-•pp. the old Court House.)

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ONS.

WilOLI SALK XOTIOSs.

A. C. A. WITTIG

I\To. 148 Mtiin Street,

Jobber & Commission Merchant

In So tion s, F'tttey (iitorfs,

CIOAKS, EXil.ISH. AMI AJII.KK AX

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rrfdBicr)-. Soap. Cotton Battir.c, ftr. New stO'%k and i-riccsloTr. Order? promptly uttended to. Superior tndneem^n to Cash Kujers, Pedlers. Hucksters and Auctioneers.

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Hot woon Fifth and Sixlii S|^roo,v» In tbe^tore formerly occcpicd by

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M. JOAB, Attorney at Law, Terro llanto, lad. rla)m« rollef fd and Kstates laBifed. Ori'ic -On Ohio ftreet, louth side between 3d aad Uh "itr«eti. Jy€w6a

CARPETS, &C

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SCPEEV1S08T JAED. if* "IX" TV.'. AM I earnestly recommend that a Supervisory *»•:. vj Board, to have jurisdiction over ail the State Institution?. Benevolent, Penal, and Koform-

atory, be estab i^hed. Its powers ol ru-ita-ti.m and inspection ought to be ample and it I shuald also posi-css the power to suspend or And luy something nscfal for your remove offi ere connected with the institutions under its care or the l«!t named power might be gi en to the Executive to be eiercised only upon the recommendation of saeb Hoard. As women and girls are inm itesofi our benevolent institutions. ard will be in the new reformatory. 1 deem it highly imibers (if such Knard o' Supervision women.

lOO ^lain Street,

ilULIDAY PRESENTS!

-, r'lVsur-i aud Carts, piaiii and

Supervision rh^uld ue composed in j»art,of J«1H» 1: (ir lllC IjOjS# Ladiev oin pan ions. furui.Nhcoiiij 1 te. For the Girls.

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Clock and Vase Brackets, cari-

showing all the reprieves, commutations arid I ....A I'/i.. f|w Hmivp pardfns granted, and another showing all the

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fines and forfeitures remitte-l since the pre- YelVt't iluU iniS»elS IfcUgS Slid Mats. For your ife. Ladies and ticnti' Traveling

Bags For your Friend. Travel ins, Work and Stand iiaskets. Por a Ladies' present

Velvet and

Handsom9 Bnis-els, Tngr .in

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Beautiful Gilt Band

Window Shades!

Hep and Damask

JURTAIN GCOD

r. ii very fiiit^ble and will be ouo eii UEiUchl» PltlCJiS duriiis t:irHolidays ut

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LAND.

Uiiion I'iicitlc Railroad Coinp'y. HAVK A Ltiud (irant Direct from the Uovsroment

1 0 0 0,000 ACRES —of Tin iU-Nt armiusr and .Mineral I.and* in America.

§,000,000 ncres choice farming lands on the line of the road, in the S TATjE OP NJKBIiASKA,

IN IHE

GKKAT PLATTE VAlJE\, Xow for sale, fur cash or creditat jw rates ol interest, Thcso lai«ds are near the 41st par allt-l of No th Latitude, is amil'i and healthy chuiate, nd lor grain growing and ftock lining ar«-i nnc\ual»ed by any in the United StAtes

Convenient to market both east and west Prices range from $2.5') to $10.(JO per a« re. EA

TIXI) UCEMENTS

ti Settlers with limited means. 3 500,CS0() ACKK8 P»ich government lands along the road bet.veen

OKAIIA AM) NOHT1I PLATTE, Surveyed au open

ror

Xotice is hereby L'iven, that by virtue o' nn order of the Vigo County Common PlotI'ourt, the under-i-'ned, Executor of the es te of Nancy C. lies?, ill sell »t private sale at liis ollii-e in Terre Haute, in Vigo county, in the State of Indiana, on Saturday, the 4th day of February. 1S7I. the lollowing rca estate in said county and .-tate. to-wi 'llicwcsthal ef the southwest quarter of section twenty-nine (2fl) and two acres and ha' off of the ist side of the southeast quar ter of section thirty (30), »11 in townshij eleven (II) irth of inse nine (9) west: and if thcs-ime is not sold nt private sale by that time, wUI offer said real state for sale a: auction at the Court Uouso door in T-rre lliiute. in said coonty and .^tate, on said 4 ilny of I'ehrunry. IS71, between the hours It o'clock a and 4 s:—One-third cash, the residue ii equal payments of twelve and eUhtc-1 months, with tes nt interest, waiving otn "fit of appraisment and secured by ud Ire, hold sureties. j4-w4w S MU EL H0YSE, E*ccutor.

Philadelphia is the great Oil ES TI Jt'O OL MA RKE1

SHEBLI5 & EOOD,

IVool Commission 11 •.•c.'i.iiits. Xo. (i Soulli Frtiul Street, i'lillailelpliia. SACKS furnished -iiippers free of charge.

Correspondence «.th wool groweis soliciteii Information in regard to the market cheerfully furnished at all times.

Particular atleiKion paid to handling farm it's clips sent direct. inar2wly

yun A It K1 CULTURAL SOCItTV.Sccre tary's (ifiu-

same

entry under the Home

stead and Pre-emption law, and can be taken by ACTUAL SETTLELiS ONLY.

An opportunity never before presented 'or securing homes near a great Railroad with alt the conveniences of an old fettle country. ew edition or dt-?criplivb pamphie* with map?, now rtady and sent fr^e to al' parts of the Unite States, Canada and Eu rope. Addres". 0, V. OA IS, Land Commissioner*

K. H. Co., Oui-tha, Neb

ia}-dl m*w3m

AND SALE.

erre llauie, iJectinbt-i

-7th, lliTO. The tuiual meeting of the Stockholders of nile Agricullural Society, fm the eketion of ceive Uir ctors for the ensuiii« year, will v.tke placo Saturday, Jan. Utii, at 10 o'clock a. at Col Dowling's Office.

W. BV 1SOUH I're-i -nt.

2SdJtw"t JOS. 0ILs:s:RT,Secretary,

A CAKD.

A Clergy man. while residing in Soutl An.uricit is a lui-isiuiiary, discovered sal ati.l -iui|il( remedy for the Cure of Nervous •Veaknes-. Early 1). cay, Diseases of th rmary nd Seminul Organs and the who!, triinof disorilers brought on by baneful am vi iuus habits (Jieat numbers have lice cured by this noble ri med). Prompted b.* i. desire lo •ciu fit tneafllieted and unfortunate. 1 will send the recipe lor preparing and iisim this niedi-ine, in a sealed etiv. lope, to :,n one who needs it. Free nf rhnr-jr. A dresJ'.lSK•'II T. IXM AN, Station i), Bible House. New York City.

ECAL.

NOTICE TO COXTRAC iOltS.

EEEI'INO THE POOK.

vRDEKKD, That the Auditor give noti \_y by publication in tho ciiy uewspapt r.that sealud proposals will be icceivo'. by t..« Ji ard of Comtuissii»ners, at the Auditor' Oflk«, until li clock. Monday, January fht I ltth, I8TI,tor keeping the Poor lhatarc now il or may be ?cnt to tho Poor llous-r lor oueyuai. «»r any given nuuberofyears, on ami afti t«. l?t v.t March t.txt. Centra tors wi I pltMM put in their bids ,n tue tbllowia* terms, to wit: l»'t. The contractor will sru'e thi xiuount for which he wil! keep all the in mates that may oe at the Poor Asylum on lhfirst of March iSn.undali that tna be suit there -he pro|»er auithi'ritie? from time to time i«r one year comm-.Tiei March ttu 1st. )8#i. Tee use oi tne Poor JTariu anu h«'U*e-rooiy furnished free of rent Al? he use of all th*- ^tvck except the hogs aU-» the u.«e of fanning tniple i.ents, uhehol go-»d.« and kith'-n turmture free of charge, ii or mo-e thau ona year or more. id. Ilu aai^unt p«*r wt-ek for each inmate, both resi dent a trau ient. that may be there or sen there Iroui time 'o time by tne proper author itu-5. the same furnished as abovt* .-t-fed free from charge. Contracto*.* will nndcr stand that in each c&s-: they will bound furnish tne inmate? tb good and suitable clothing also plenty of good and wholcsoiu' rovisious. and provide for trit-ir comfort siiuiiar ergons of their Condition require, t'ontractors will be required t« give gooa and reliable tr» ehold security for th*« faithful p-i formance of their duties as st ipulatcd in tnei» contiaet, tt he auio nt of te thousand lars. i\ is further ulidiT^tood fhatthe person or persons receiving said conir cr.si.aUpe?lorm the same under the directions of the B»ard ol Commissioners or a com mitt* con siting of certain nerons to wit: Three mcin* bers ofthe Ladie» Aid Society: three mem* bers o* the Vourg Mens'Christian Association. and three members of the caster* of Charity, each member ot said committi to be selected by th members or proper authorities of said Af-^ociations, who are hereby requested to make their selections and report the same to the Board of Commissioners ^aid comaiittef will be authorized to a hm Board of Visit rs Thi*22i day of Pec 1S70

By order of the Board of CoujmisMoners* wm paddock. dec3MA*wt-' Audit"- Vjj*o ^oontv.

Patent.

American and European

I"'.' XX fO. continue to give opinon in regard te ihe N'-.velty of inventions. Free ot i.'uante.

!"':%kc

special Examinations

at the Pa et.t UUj o, prepare .^peeitj-ations. Drawinvs, C»vents am. As.-igi.ments, and ixo.-veutr aiipliciilionis l.e'ters Patent at W ashington, nd in ali Europe Countries, live s," cial attention to the prosecution itejeeted I'laur s. App-. Eiiensiunf and !utrriereni-e. j* tt«-Pairp lei i./ ho Patent Law for iS7ufunii bed .'r-r- Add tss rx jc co.. •17 Part Row, New York.

C! NTI iTc AJI It ICl N'

A sixtC' tc Weekly, njvoted to Me 1 i-hanies. Manufactures. Invention. Chemistr. Eniio ing. Arvhitictarf, »nd lvpnlar ^Vience. -I'splendid Em.wines, .erms! •=1*1 a yea. .Sr-.cimen Dii! ,ber sent iree. A I re S

•jcill? ivZtttk tl Ps,v.-

SALC OF DELllVqiJEXT

LOTS

l'Oli THE YKAn 1800.

NOTICF in hereby given that the whole several traots of Land and Town Lots described in he rolloarine i'elinqneat List or fo much thereof as will be necessary to pay tBe-taxes penalty, interest, an cost of advertising charged thereon, or to the owner* thereof, will be sold at public auction, at the Court Houso. in Terre Haute, igo f'oun" Indiana, en the firt Monday in February next, ensuing the date tfiereof. by the ounty reasurer of said Coanty. unless th. t* es, penalty, interest, and ef.st o' advertising be pain before th:it time. S»leto commence at ten o'clock* m. on said day. and continue from d-ty to day until ea'h tract ol land or town lot in said Deinquent List obtained, on whieb the taxc nalty. it-terest. anrt eoft of «dr rtisinp remain unpaid, sha'l be sold or offered for sale.

Dated January 4th, ^70. WM. l»IK)CK. ft. Auditor jgoCouuty. Jr 4- 4 XJ.C

CITY Ot TERRE HAUTK.

OWNER?* NAM*'.

BrNi v'

debcriptiox or lasds.

Armstrong, CyntlimA24 ft 10ins sin-lot 16" Atlnms. Annie, heirs, 5Hltxt4I mid se o:it lot 9„ Austermiller, August Roso sub 47 32a ill-lot 10-i.............. Anderson, Mnrv Al Farrington snboat-lot 09*4 in lot Ani!»rson Thos 5"ft off end in-lots 45 4 40 same Britton sub out-lot UO n^ in-lot :l Brooks. Jno, heirs, 130ftxlWft mid pt out-lot 30 Benighi. A Grorer sub 2 in-lot 26 out-lot 07 Beans, AVm s.'.^in-lot 217 Bilbv. Deliln Kose sub 47,33a in-lot «5... Brown, Marv Hrittov sul^i slfi tl9 r9in-lot 10 out-lot =0 ...

j-i! Read 173 on 1st St back to river 5a 22

SAmc

But iv. »iv aim winwl ont-iot 7 Burton, Gideon,"heirs, sside lot 54 slii tl2 r9 «ih Htrlire Lvdia E exeept l«'x3n'sw cor in-lot 1.4 Brown.' Miirv and others 24i''x243' Main St bet R& canal 7 400 208 1j Budd, Levi MoMurran addin lot 13..

14 44

in-lot 14..

Chnmlers, Jno, Grover sub lot 2 in lot 24 out-lot 07 same

14 s/4

in-lot 22

4 4 4 4

Dom I-

EIw\ 7-

iuirnisfii'iff Store.

in-lot 23

Corv, Simeon 21'x74' 0" mid pi in-.r. 10 ................. Ci rk, Woodson, heirs, Kose -lib 84.1 An

r)'i.ilev. Jno Rosesnb K4/.:i m-' V"

i•ftindas, Jno. W ltf.se sul. 47,32 i-.-l 39 rode Iiein.ir.--I, Mary A r/i'xUl* corwVi oin-l..t 0 [o\vTn^. Jii'1 M/.j n.1-.- mlotlil ...... IfciughfVtv, i'liilander snbont-lot 1 d»» m-lot Klwt-ll, Kose snl 4-l.u! ro ?s nV£ m-lof 81

Ezinee, Uyc Farriimtv vld seq jn-lot

MoKann Janjes,

srme,2r', end in-!ot 112 Woo Itniuisee M:»ri tin, 23ll'.\.t.fi8', olll-loiCo Wvctli George N, Sheets' ii'M, -ide, ia lot 3 iVnitmrn E and K, "eol," Sheets' iitkl, in-lots 12 ami 44 Wilson I) II, (filbert I'liiee, ill-lot AS Wood Corndia C, 4 i'xl4r on litli st in out-lot Vo.1111 ri:tr:ih II, llf lif, in-lot 175

HARKISON TOWNSHIP. No. 1.

\ustin James, Tuell A I* suh in-lot l'l hlk 2 Vflain-^ Chester, ill-lot 1 hlk In game in-lots 2114 5 0 7 fl lu l»lk 10.. •same ill-lots 11 12 t3 Ii 15 1'J 17 18 19

\llison Burnnnis suh in-lots 10 2 iiikJ2 smile ill-lot .1 l»lk 2— ReekCiD. in-lot (ililk 2 Rrnke -Ino J. shfne»i sl2 tl2rfl 811.1 Hoord GU, Tuell & sub in-lot 8 blk 2 same in lotsOaml Ifl blk 2 Hilby Geo W lid subEut »rm «hfin-l't 4 ifishop It, Tuell & li sub 11-lots II and 12 blk 2 Hailev Andrew, h-irs, 11 eor «wq s22 112 rll 2» iass. Geo W, eol. Dean «ub canal s27 112 rO in-lut 2 '. irhrie Lidia E, .'M sub'Eul ih t'ann nhf in-lot :i 'Iiiirch Martin, Harbert .V sub s27tl2 rU in-lot 4 Vane A B, Adkins sub in-lois and 12 lark John A, side neq neq s.'Ki tl2 r!l 2»n !epew Rebncea, Burnanis sub in-lot l«Mk 4 Oust 11 Jno S, :ird sub Eut farm shf in-lot

Iaslctt George, Ailkins sub )8slml2 r'J ill-lot 40out lol same 10 112 rO in-lots 11 and it'... •'lerricton A. Tueil lT siib m-lot !.r) blk 4 'lolman Jno W, in-lots "Jr, -7 18 ]!lnnl 2o bk 111 Tones Emily G, in-lots 12 11 and 12 blk 12 KeitF Ann, ti end neq «22 112 lit 4. 24li in-lot Lankford II. lot {11 91 sl« tli r9 a Minimis W f\ Burnain's sub in-lots la 14 l." and 111 bk 10 same iirlots 15 ami Hi blk 3 Leake Allie G, Linton & sub lia .'!41i a- side in-lot .1 same niiil sideneij 2:) 2 r9 10a l.inileman Julius G, 3d sub hut farm in-1 itS Moudy Martin V. Btirnam's subs23tl.' r9 in-lot 8 blk 1 Melntvre Julia, E,tC 11 subln-l t2l McLean W111 E. Hnmaston sub in-lots 15 and in Mnnghnn Tlios, Dean sub eanal inlots !5andlii MeC'all II V. Hurnnnis sub in-lots '5nnd 1Rblk 1 Vow W, in-lots 9 1» 3 and 4 blk 1.... same in-lots 1 2 31 and 5 blk I same in-lots 13 mid 14 blk 4 Iverton Hannah, mid side swq s2'i tl2 r9 5a lelipirt Louisa, mid si leswq sll 112 r9 2:i5'li "atriek Sarah E, lie cor swq sl4 r12 rn "4a Price Jacob Dean sub eau 'a 7 -hnweo -lot 1 •rice and Mahan. II u'bert and suh in 1- rnd lo •lew il- H. Burn-un's sub in lol 7 blk 2 mith T.-nvrence*. 3rd sub Eut farm ill lot •pi .nn Mnrv 58 11 side ill-lot 1 -eott Mary B, McG Roreh's sub, si3 tI2 r9, in-lot 9 blk 2 toei-Uer Wm, sw cor swq, 3S 112 r9 nn eiffert Lewis, Rurmim's sub, in-lot 7, blk 1 homas Gilb rt, se cor seq, sir, t12 rll la Twoddle Wilberforee, 3d sub Ensi-farm lif. in lot 7 uell Wm B, Tuell A Usher's sub hf in:lot 5 blk 20 same 1"» same p, 7, 8 & 9 blk 201811 same 10blk2(i same 10, 17, 19, 19 20180 «ame

same, Dean's siiK v^' tnal, in-lots 75 and 7fi 1'nkunw -"'Wners. iiiii'v.f sub, in-lot 5 blk 2 same, :"*wey' *. s27 r9 50h in-lot same, !ppert & li" snl(, in-lot 4, blk 1 same, J'cO it Roactl a sub, in-lot 7. blk 2 in-lots 7, 8, 10, blk 7 same. in-lot 10. blk 10 Tuell ,fc Usher's sub, in-lots 14 and 4, blk 17 in-lots 8 and 9, blk 3 in-lot 1. blk 2 in-lot Id, 1 lk 2 in-lots 4. 5, li, 7, 14 and 15, blk 12 in-lot 1 blk 19 in-lots 13. 14 rrd 15, blk 19

Burnam's sub, in-lots 1 and 2, blk in-lots 5 ind fi, blk 7

in-loi 4, blk 8

Walker Wm H, lot 77, sl6 tl2 r9 5a West n", Ei-C Iili sub, ill-lots 15 and 16 Wilkes Hannah, nw cor swq, s3l 12 r9 4a WaitL'oner Wand Ilarb'-it B's sub. m-lot la

HONEY CK F.F.K TOWNSII111 N". ».

Bill! I it Cuthbert, nwq (km, s13 til r9 40a same, seq seq, sl4t!l r9 4"a liriley E Jfc Letetin, mid nwq swq, s27 til r9 lla.-mli same, mid neq seq, s28 til rli 11a 50h Budd Isaac, side swq swq, 827 tl 1 r9 18a iOh same, side seq seq, s2» til rJi 9ii 25h Clem Mary J, side pt seq, sl9 !ll r9 51a.... Caldwell Jnln tt, seeor hf swq, s.'7 til til 17ft50 F.risman Mary A, hfswq, s22 til

Figtf W mid nt noq, so'tlO rio 80 a (tobdwin Lewis nrirs.i

ine hf 9eq, s24 til rlO la

Rockerlv,Joseph H, in nwq. s26tll rlo 120a ienart Thomns heirs, in nirq, s27 til rlO 120« _.... Trueblood EIi7Jihetb, ht lif hf sefj. «5.tlO rlojiv

PKAIRIE CREEK TOWNS [ill*, No. 4.

irown Reuben's heirs, seq nwq ^32tl0 rl0J0a 555 siime, nwq swq 31 tlO rlO 40a 50 same, in swq n»q -32 tlO rlO 4a 75!i 75 "enighi Edwin'" heiiy. nwq nwq 7 tlO rl0 4a.. 430 •aitey Willis «rhf i»wq nwq« 22 tlO rlO 2n.i.. 280 iiiiilwell Sarah A. nht -13 lit) rll SOa 800 -ame, eside nwq n«q, -13 -l'l rll 28a 160 s.une. innbfnhfe f. *c,-14 till, ill 4n 50 nern Ue'iri elieii?'. -Iifsh1 eiri ,-2'i 10 11 !''Ja.l 250 ioodwin Win. end ehf neq slS 10, illi t'-6a... same wlif-eq s7 ilOrlOSOa ioodwin Eliza, se cm elif neq slSilO rlO 14a... Munt Ab-iliuu H,

fide

«,s:

701 19 38

1 2 0 110 sno 22 4it 3i-0 18 73 •2 750 77 34 bSU 24 77

C5o 24 3

1 000 28 1' 1 ISn 82 28 620 14 61 400 8 14

1 250 35 14 3 70(1 104 07 675 IS 9i 4 800 155 53

1« 16 88 34 7 57

700 13,") 41 Sro 40

s"f lot 11...

1......

Kvans. E!izaMfth sii*:-" si-, (li r9 60 mid in lot 4..., Karly, Win, heirs, -..nr in-lot 17^ Eshinan, 76,x2lU out*)m Ewing, Wm 8a t'.8h out lot 131 Foster, Joseph, heirs, n^ in-lot :jn Griffin, Marv Podson subslti il2r0 in-lot 3 Griffin and Watson nU in-lot 98 Gi^den, Ellt-n Rose suo nhf in-lot nn Gehrs, Hornian, heirs, Sibley add nhf'n-loto Gresgt A W, h»ir NayJor survey 30' ontlot Gaston, Julia A» hcirslst sub But farm 2S'xW in-lot 1 Hulinan, Honnan Sibl#»vsiih iu-lot r»o Hook, Jatn*s 4o'n side inlot 181 Hay?, Snmuel Hose sub47,in-lot 97 He'lden and Crane 11»* on l^t St 8.i !in outiot Heustis, Harrif E Ros ub 84,tAi in-lot 14... Howard^ Cathf»v»ne i»o side in-l"i 7 Joal', Wm Rost 47,32a in-lot 114 same in-lot 11*» Keenv, Ann 22x': .Adi 3l iSt out-lut 7 Leake, Abbic Wilson ndd i.-hf in-h»t 1«» Linton, Wm C, heir?, Linton add X^t in-lot 1 blkl.3 same nhl in lot 8 t»lk 4 McLean and Deornp shf in lot 114 Mull, Mary M» Murra )'sa«{d in-lot Mahan, Mary shf seq out !c-r 4i Markle, Martha .V^,8s side in*iot 83 Murphy. Jotin Rose sub in-lot 5o Morrison A J, .1 Sibley sub nhf in-lot 8 Miller Wm, heirs, Linton add m-lot 1 blk 17 game

4 000 243

in-lot (ib!*\ 17

same

shf in-lot blk 17

in-lot4 blk 17

Mullen **nd l^an, Kind's subtil t!2 il'mb 11 M' Bride Hugh, Ko««t sub 44a21 in-lot Uji Metzer Harry, Gilbert Place in lot:*4 Massey Mary S onxHr mid sitle out lot I! Moflatt b, heirs, shf in-lr? 2JJU MrwhinneyA li Ro.se sub 4i.i2 in-lot 31 Neebarger'Jetmie, Gilbert Place in-lot '2'J O'Brien John, Rose sub 44,32a in-lot Owen Wm M, King's sub «1 si( t!7 i4J in-lot I same tl2 i*9 in-lot O'Bovle Patrick,

Rose:vir

iii-lot

''I'ell Martha, Kose sub 47,J2a 4(»' side inlot G7 Parsons Jaines Parsons add in-lot 37 peabody Jos 11 sub59 slut 12 rU 17a side nhf in-lot 10 saine

Purcell Mariah

(K|

C, 350 l'K) lr 20 0 0 5»»2 t' 1 ?00 48 250 1 020 5!0 550 500 oOO 1 ft.V

58 40

rl oi 8 if

TOO

1 100 3 c»v0 1 OA) 18,0

4 nun lnl 21 •1 6-5 'lb 87 soil 12 G!i mm l'i Sii f.".0 -to 800 42 7'J 100 12 19 200 If, 73 275 110 24

SII0 14 OS .rKr 14 Oil 1,000 47 82 fliiO 17 08

slii tl2 r9 i!8a side in-lot t)

*r0 slG tl2 rD in-lot 2

Robinson Roso sub 47,32a in-lot 41 Rilev Bridget E 20,UM in-lot SU Keiman,Wm subout-lot (54 »n-lot4 Renshaw John, heirs, whf in-lont lol Kukes II and others, 271' bet Lnf rd ami 7th St sh» t-2 rO

Rukes and others Ot'xHO' side Lnt i: s-lt". t'l2 I'Jiniot 53,. Uosenbrank Wrn, Rloods sub in-lot 2 Reifsnidcr AL, Jones sublot 5 in out lot in-lot 1 Rees, heirs. Rose sub 47,32a in-lot 108 Simpson H, Rose ad*1, in-lot 45

amc, Kose add, ehf in-lot 4u ^pnrks Mmfv J, in-lot 1*»1 -mith Jsimes, Uose's add. hf in-lot 17i Swinehart (icorg1 W, Sibley's sub, .U'xUP out-lot 1 Smith Margaret M, vhfn-q out-lot 17 Scott Mary C, 48'\v end, :i-lot07 Scott Samuel Crawford. 41'xOl' i.iid m-lots I same. HoSe's add, in-!ot to:{ Sibley John heir^, 74'xHi' side cth out-lot 1 -Jtark*Ballard heirs, slG 11*2 r!), 74x111 sw ^v»r it• Scoivtnn Jolin, slG tl2 r'J, in-lot -il -kiimer Miiny, Gookins' mltl, in-lot ,VJ Trncbinod .IB, Rose's acM, 2(1 si.lc, in-lot li'-i Tuell Will H, 22's sidi- mvij, in-lot 37 Unknown owners, one lot in out-lot 27 snme, .) Sililey's mlil, in-lot li. oilt-1 ot snme.lir'.rliW' ill 54, slii tl2 r'J same, r.,i rinjrton's sub, out-lot Mx-lO, il siile lif in-k

18 42

ISO !M

000 i:ts 18

1 120 104 2J it U3 2 800 78 7o 1 300 30 12

450 450 3S5 375 575

70 2D 24 04 in 8: 13 4 li 15

4 (Kill ]|2 5i .ViO (i!5 1 67'. r,r,

SOD :js

nle lit Ii st.

7(^0

4 .jK) 2:}ti 4 24"» 120 \h\ IIH 87 lit 4 tKHI 11*2 ol 4(KI 20 48 7«h 18 1 2ti 1 24") f, 31 1 7«M) 4'KI

and 4i

47 81 V.\ 10 14 0. 11 24

4(K)

5(K 14 05

jt 1 IT") 4 no 25 30 •J.'.O 7 01 3 CKKI Off 41 •»io 9 titi 5 lil 470 13 07 1 (L'O 20 05 1 450 40 70 rr 2 o7 ./•t 40of 48 79

40o 40 18 )(»o 2 00 i:w 1 80 70 1 93 4 cud ]:}$ )2

Mo 10 17 VA0 3 01 179 9 W ]00 5 27

1 1^0 32 07 75 2 SI 325 9 04 320 8 9| 120 3 33 450 12 53 •5 1 80 5 .] 14" 3 88 2 76 r,n I 05 250 35 42 220 4 05 1 2M 31 4X ioo 5 21 235 fi 50 115 3 18 1 300 30 27 7««) 19 V2 40 11 15 50 1 37 250 22 7t» 400 1 15 150 4 15 80 2 21 210 5 SI 335 9 3 120 2 44 500 1(3 nf) 400 11 15 1 100 3 09 350 9 74

SO0 3 43 ••5 1 80 300 500 y. .1 140 500 1

CM 5 50 1 37 175 4 SO 20 "I 25 180 |_

20 "20 55 30 58

500

240 240

8'ia

Hill Widowh"irs.swhf seq s'.6tll iI'-Gr "der Mary, 111 nwq ueq, si til r9 2b sani'"-. ill nwq neq, 81 til r9 2n90h HoV's I?'.-''.111, neq seq, s13 til r9 40a fp ThemflS, se eor neq. sll til r9 :K»a 50ii -sru'i 'neW Elizalieth, neq seq, si' ill i9 40n Wdso'* W, mid side ne^ ill r910:i

PRA1RIET0X lOWN.-IIlP, No. 2..

Budd .Lt vi, njend hf neq, s"!» lil rlt .'12a Benight I' heirs. 11 sides pt fr»c, si tlO rlOSUa DickersonG W, hf seq. s26 til rlo 80a E«wor'iv Nathan, in neq seq, si tlOrlOTla

neq. -11 110 il050a...

Jones George E hei'T. whf h«q. -19 110 rlO SOa Liltle Alfied, in nhf nhi frac -14 110 rll 11a.. Noble CharlesT, nweor seq eq. -23 iIO rll 20a same, nw cor seq neq, *23 110 rll 20a O'Bovle John i", whf n«q frac. 2t 110 rll SOa Pearce Adi-un. sw cor seq, -25 '10 rlO 100a Runnel- Eli G, in lots 33 and 34 Middletown •Smith I LAC. r-eq nwq ^13 110 rll 40a". snme, swq neq. -13 10 rll 40a me, seq neq sl3il0rll40a

Tlinm**, shf swq. «S 10 rlO SOa-

Suit,.-oft H'm N, neq liw.j, *17 tlO rlO 40a 1 whi nwq, -17 tlO rlO SOa .,*w William, ehf swq. sl4, 110 rll 7Sa 62h ••-.fig rame, nhf shf frac. s'23 tlO rl 1 86a 26h same, lot 7 frac, s23 tlOrll 36a20h a', same, lois 3& 8 frac, s23 110 rll 72a 35h... same, in swq -wq, s23 tlO rll 20a rii.ticher E, whf i-eq. sl3 110 rll SOa saiuc, ehf swq, sl3 llO rll SOa

jl t'jV, New Yo|k, \Vatts Marv heirs, sides hf tef|, s20 110 rlO 9a Fw '-twe, side bf seq, *20 tlO rlO 10a

PRAIRIE CREEK TOWNSHIP, X. NINUEP. *53

0W9EKS JCA3TET. OESCfi.'^'

l'coi,"

1 iti

2 21 :i so

140

TOO 1 fi.-i iKJ l:« ICR)

lil .v 4 so 1 81 3 01 2 7s 2 07 8 30 3 70 3 Ol 3 0 1 1 7P $ ?A 18

300 50

irtr.

lis

110 wi •ii ami 4lXl 100

0 17 6 17

23*)

2,i5 380

5 f»r

ft i) fl 51 4 58

VJ0

1 $80 1)00

4S 4-1 15

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LIS 1 OX TOWNSHIP, No. a.

Brown Jt Brown, Hartford, in-lot -50. Bovll Chris C, eht' seq neq, so tlO r9 21a.—..... (.Vix David heirs, s»ht seq.«6 tlO r9 SOa Cochran John W, shf s^q neq. 12 ill r9 20 a... Davis Sarah A "col," side neq. *29 tlO r9 10a Foxwonhv C, Hartford, in*lot 43 Grigg* Jacob, nwq neq. -25 tlO r9 40a rame, seq swq, s23, (10 r9 40a Helges Johnson, Hartford.slii in lot^lo&16... Liltlejolin Stephen heirs, side seq mq,s^4 110 r9 16a 67h Rvman Knmia F. si.(e nwq «eq, -a tlO rO l.'ia33h ISO Kay Elizabeth, swq neq, sl2 iIO r9 40a 750 siime.seq nwq. .-12 110 r!) 40a 600 Thomas Irvin, nwq sw free qr, soO tlO r9 27a 75h 300 Verges Catharine, nhf neq neq, s24 tlO i9 20a... 250 Weeks Lew if L, nwq ni-q, s23 tlO r9 40a S00 Walker 1J, nwq. .-5 iIO r9 lfiSa" 1'IERSON" iWNSHIF, No.ti. Bainbridge& Mathews, neq s36 tlO r8 40 a Bush Marv anil other?, ehl'seq. sl3 tlO rSSOa... Budd Levi, nend ehf.«wq,»C 110 rS 2ta Brownlee 11, swq ,-eq s2S 110 r8 40a Clark Cailiarine, nwq nwq,s3 (10 r8 40a Donham Zucliaria heirs, swq swq,s2 110 rS 40a Ellis W, nwq swq, s33 110 r8 40a same, swq nwq 33 tlO rS 40a Furgason Mariah, in nwq -eq. sll tlO r8 18a 40h Ftiqiin Anlrew,I. whf-.q 14 iIO rS SOa

Mime. e!ii elif nwq ^^1 10 r8 40a Fori! l-aao. ^eq -wq. tlO t8 40:i same, swq neq. s2o iIO 840a Hubbum Beiijutitu. s«q seq 22 10 iS 40h McGarvey Samuel, 'ot in elif-wq, 6 10 :8 10a same, lt)t 7 in elil swq -6 i]0 iS 10a MorrU Bi»en, swq ii a nwq, -6 ilOrS 10a Koss John C. swq -35 110 rS IGOa same, s: q, -:-i4il0 iS IGOa Roll Abijsth, -tq neq, '9 10 iS 40a same, elif -eq, 9 :10 r8 SOa same, n«q-eq, sO 10 r8 40a Uailsb.ick Sarah, nh i?q swq, s21 llO r8 20a .. Snider Cliristoj'ber, st-, swq s32l!0iS40a Stillierlin Bruce, Ctnlerville, in lot 2 same 20 Shaw Willis, in ehf nwq .-6 llO iS 70a Welch John heirs, ebfnwv, s35il0 r8 SOa same, scqstq,s26 iIO r8 40a

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Pearce A and Green, ssideshl swq,do ill rS 10a 50h...... Price Mai hew li, No 3 in ehf swq, s2'J til 18 oa Peoples Eliza, 8 end seq seq, sS 1 rS 20a Pearce John heirs, slit swq neq, s3I ill rS 20a.. same, nwq siq s31 ill 18 40a Shaw Leanna, No 2 in ehf swq, s29 ill 18 5a Unknown owners, ne cor seq *wq s35 til 10a

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KILEY TOWNS1IiI', No. 7.

Bradberrv W W, Loukpori, in lot 56 Sj Carter Thomas heirs, in neq nwq, slS 11 iS35a82h 510

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N EVINS TOW N.H IP, No. 9,

Adamson Elisha, 111 seq, s25tl3 r8 SOa Bradford Samuel, neq, s2(5 tl3 r8 160a same, hf nwq, -25 tl3 r8 SOa CaMer Ellen, seq. r!7 3 r7 160a Davis W A L, neq nwq, s31 113 r7 46a 39h... Ilayne Peier heir.-, neq seq, s25,tl.' r8 40a Jackson Jacob, nwq. -35 il3 r8 160a same, hfswq. 35 il3 r8 SOa same, n»q neq. s35 113 18 40a same, nwq .-eq, s35 113 r8 40a John I B, nwq swq .-6 113 r7 49 Kiiii Fred, end swq neq. sl4 113 rS 16a Keys Co, nwq .-\\q. -10 13 18 40a same, lit mq -23 113 rr SOa same, seq nwq, -23 ilo 18 40a Lambert Win heirs sides end -wq. s7 il3 r7 42a Miller Nicholas, seq-wq, s25 113 rS40a Nance Joseph, neq neq, -23 113 rS 40a Knke- Lewis, ne cor, neq neq. s.'! tl3 rS 2ifa Siewart Jane,

seq neq. s25 113 18 -Ida

same, side swq n-q.25 tl3 r8 25a mith Caibeiine, swij n»q. s31 113 17 46a 40h... I'liuier Benjamin,e hfneq. 6 113 r7 SOa riiomas John L. side neq nwq. s2 113 r8 20a.. Unknown owners, lot -1 pt swq -wq,sl4 113 18 7a sauie. mid pi nwq .-eq. 14 113 18 8a Willoiighbv Benj heirs, lil'n-q, s32 113 rl SOa Young Spencer, end nwq seq. s29 113 r7 13a... same, swq neq, s29 113 r7 40

Ol I HK CREEK TOWNSHIP, Xo 10.

Vdains W heirs, swq eq, s28 113 l'S 40a 600 rt let Thomas, side swq, si 113 r9 39a 1 000 ,'ux JamesT. lif nwq. s20 il3 iSSOa 1 200 same, sside Iifmvq,s20 113 18 15n 225 same, in 111 life Irac, s21 113 r'J 7a 50 Denny Sarah, nwq. il 113 r9 160a 4 000 100 57 same, undivided 1 0 interest nwq ~ll

Il3i9(!a66li 75 1 87 same, undivided 16 inleiest 111 neq. sll tl3 19 13a 33h 155 I'aniels Wm I', hi nwq, si 113 rS 80a 1 000 Davis Jaine B, seq -cq, s9 113 rS 10a .... .. 400 Hedden C, neSr center neq. s35 113 r9 5a 50 Lidster Win H, side \v hi M-q, s22 tl3 r9 9a... 75 Mack & Picice, seq nwq, sll 113 r9 40a 150 Alai kle Harriet, side seq.-20 11: r9 50a 2 GOO Paiker Wm heirs, in nwq nivq s4 113 iS30a 300 l!o Marv J, hf hi swq,so tl3 rS 40a i,T»s440 Unknown owners, swq hi frac, s2S 113 19 40a 200

FAYEtTE TOWNSHIP, Xo. 11

iittrber Samuel heirs, nwq swq. slO 113 113 rlO 40a 650 same, e"d side peq seq. slO tl3 rlO oa... 50 Sidney John, Sandfoid, in-lot 13 175Unknown owners, Tccnuipeh, lots 1, 4, 7, 9. 10,i....... 13, 10, IS. 30, 2S, 29, 23, 22. 47, 41, 42,19,..""" ISO

SUGAR CREEK TOWXSITIP, No. 12.

Bennett James heirs, in nw frac s30 tl2 r9 Sla 401i C':ilhoiin I{ B, ill seq nwq, -14 112 rlO 9a Com ad Simon, seq -eq, s4 ill rlO 40a Comsiock John W, hf swq, si ill rlO SOa same, swq swq. si ill rlO 40a same, nhi seq. si til rlO 80a wine, 111 se frac ill

53a uoh

f'.iug'iia^s W, send f-ac. sl4 til ill! SOa Ota\ it Lee, se cor swq swq sll ill rlO 7a (ioodwin L. in frac, sl2 ill 110 S5a tilli same, mid p' seq new, sl2 ill rlO 27a Ilavner Kichard, seq neq, s2 il2 rlO 40a lankson Samiii-i, lo: 7 in frac, til i9 53a

Jackson John heirs, side i-eq Irac. s31 12 i9 40a 260 Jones Henrv (J, in seq neq.-29 tl'2 r9 20 210 Laisli:iw S K, on side, s2i, il2 i9 20a 315 Lloyd Samuel, loi 1 frac i-G ill i9 40a 420 same se cor fi ac -eq, s31 112 r9 10a 65 McMillen W, hf seq nwq -29 il2r9 20 210 McG'iire heirs, hf -eq, s6 12, r9. S0r 1 050 Oliver William, hf frac, s22 til rl048a 155 Parker Jame heirs, se cor swq,-14 :12, rl0 2a 14h 255 R'i-h Wm fl. nwq swq.sec 4 112 rl6 43a 470 Rhodes Wm. in lot 3 nwq, sl7 il2 i9 7a 5"h 80 Keed John W, in seq neq, s28 112 r9 17a 50h 365 Unknown owners, in wfrac, s21. tl2 r9I9 50h... 420

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James Bullock "5 .. ft. Attachment ProcccuiD^. John Ashley,

Before L. B. Deuehie. J. P., Harrison towcshii, Vigo couiity, Indiana, Whereas, the plaintiff, James Bullock, has taken out a wri' of attachment betore th* un'erMtfned, a

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Leonard Trueblood Marshult Cooper He fore L. Uenehie.J. P., Harrison township. Vigo county, Indiana.

Whe cas. The said Leonard Trueblood hni taken out a writ ol attachment ngiiinsi the goods ad chattels, rights, credits nnd effects of said Marshal Cooper and whe ens, tho summons issued with the cnid writ ol attachment has been returned en orsed, tho "Defendant not found ii my builwick." and. on

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DISCOVERY has

jast been made by all the high priced Sewing Machine Companies '.bat tho HOMK HHCTTliE MA'IIIKE is fast superceding all others. It makes the lock-stitch, alike on both sides, is far simpler, better and runs lighter than any (ft) Machine in the market, yet sells from 92» t« 940 ehrnper. We guarantee it a First-class Machine in every respect, and offer 1,000 for any family.. Machine that will do a larger range of work. It «ewg from Harness Leather ta Muslin without any alteration.

An energetic Agent wanted in every county. Full particulars and a hipl.lv-inierntinp pamphlet mailed krkr. Address KNOWLKS' & AN DUSKN, 137 West Joffersun street Louisville. Ky. oc.jfi.dw3m

UNDERTAKERS.

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UNDERTAKER,

Is prepried to execute all orders in bis line ,, with neatness and dispatch, corner of Thin)

ann Cherry streets, Terre Haute. Ind. u. ian20-5-' yi-

M. W. yCO ELI UNDERTi KM 3. Harint purchased back K. W.Chad iok S ruber ^"CoT'the Undertaker^ Ejtablishment, an* having had Severn years t« now prepared

Ho. 217 Main Street, 1 Ca:... cM"

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