Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 January 1871 — Page 4

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"ji. 25,1871*,

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Court Hain*cane

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mrcrTr^ wounds

Jk evidence many biit could tell _f..liie lode cribe the

Jardiner, whether lie wan (he edge or back of the axe, Ac. ii wl«» dressed the wound testiit was a Hcalp or fle-li wound thai no Ip was raided from llif* nead o.i ilie upper wide, showing that the force came from behind, and not from above the head. The defendant then made his statement. lie came'forward leaning on hi* chili', his white locks, bent form and trembling limbs contracting mgelr J^iih 'be yotith Jul vigor of hit* tfcc:iner. With a cleai and firm he told the jury how, at the end of the late war, he found himself alone in the world, without home or fam ily how he made his way into '.he woods, built a cabin and labored to cli'ar off and secure a homestead that the complainant lived on the east and the complainant's father on the west side of him that the complainant had tried to hire hira to leave that failing in tliat he had threatened him and tried to drive him off that on the morning in question he was going to work when the complainant came up and demanded his axe, then un dertook to take it that in the struggle he fell and the complainant fell on top of him and struck his (complainant's) head against the end of a knot, and the bloo 1 flowed freely that when complainant found he could not. get the axe he left •ind went up the road on a run, bleeding he went. "And this," said the old ^mnn, "is God's truth." Here the old he ro pulled up his pantaloons and laid bare an ugly gun-shot wound, wheie the heel cord of liis left leg had been severed by a minie ball that had went crashing through the bones below tin: knee "That," said he, "was made by the rebels at Gettysburg, and just at the close of the var I received this." The jury looked and found where a shell had shattered his right shoulder and left scars nearly as large as the head of the young scamp who had undertaken to swear the old hero to Jackson. The honest, manly state mcnt carried conviction to the jury, and they promptly returned a verdict of not guilty, and hearty cheers went up for the old patriot, the complainant having long before fled in terror from the court room

INDIANAPOLIS,

SUCCESSFUL SII00TI3T.

Indianapolis,

Jan,

-•U

JIM.

19.—A

20.—Henry

Welcome, formerly of ilinsburg, Vt., to day paid the penalty of death for the murder of an old man named Perry Hussel, in September, 1$G0. The execution took place at Windsor, between the hours of twelve and one o'clock. When the prisoner came from confinement he was apparently calm, but on reaching the scaffold gave way to the most agonized feeling. Me spoke briefly and offered prayer just before he swung oil'. lie has left a full confession of his guilt.

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TABDONED.

IlAniusnuiui, I'a., Jan. 20. -Richard Ficken, who seriously wounded a boy who rang his door bell last llollow Eve, lias Keen pardoned by Governor (ie:|rv, Ficken having paid $20,000 to the fat her of the wounded lad for the injuries received.

IISCIXXATI.

ATTEMPT TO KOI! A COUNTY TKEASUUY.

Cincinnati,

Ml'KUEU

AN1) SUU'ttE.

IjAi/rtMOiii:,

LIST OF LETTERS f:

Jifm.VIMX" rili: I'OST iF'H E :ji .Sainrilaj, January 21. 1870. Persons calling lor these Utters will please live latc of the lisj»

ladikb' list.

Anderson Charlotte Jojie? Majrgie Alexander Minnie Alexander Bcssi# Allison mrs Liizie Balfe miss Annie Black miss Mary Brashan Eliia Bradey mrs Benson mrs l'.elnap mrs Lucy.',,. ISensingcr mrs AddieLeach miss Brookbank SamanthaLow mrs Louisa boman

pirs

cull iiI for diner, an old

of xtt*

brought

crime o! twr-iu1' vvi:Ji I'ite coti!|iuining 9n^ mar. of.nve:i'y-nine ai-*uianct ..e ic-iified n-ord.-P .J. Ii he detliat on tlie day talking along the when die oid man 'iind a large uee and '".Now 1 have got yon til I tvill kill yoij," gad with an .axe, •md j'wnped on "(niggle he esdruan and ran 'trninniion diehffl wiine a went lawyer'^ office. before

Julia Little miss Lydia

l'radwcll Susan Manuel mrs Mary IJlything mrs Mollie Malone Matilda A Burton mis* Alice yahan mrs Louisa Butler uirs Jennie Jle'-'arty inrs S

Uutler miss anna Euttcrfield mrs E Cane in Us Anna Clatfelter Rebecca

(ioi«lon

iiuni mrs lintcliinKn miss 1'liza miss Ingles miss mary I eke* miss Margie J.lines miss Ella Jackson miss Mary •Jackson mrs N«llio

man named

B. Bauer, living a few miles cast of this city, shot and wounded a man named Klousser, and afterwards shot and killed himself.

illOXTPELIEIl.

EXECUTION.

Monti-euer, Vt.,

Jan

Jan. 20.—An attempt was

made on Wednesday night to rob the County Treasury at Eaton, Ohio. One of the night watchmen as lie entered the lOotu to see that all was right, was seized by burglars, bound, gauged and laid on a bed. They then proceeded to work on the safe, but were alarmed and escaped.

OMAHA.

I? RAILROAD

rnOtiUKSS.

#.* Omaha,

Jan.

Jan. 20.—This morning

JIj-p. Mary Ann Anderson, a widow residing on .South Carolina street, was shot and killed by 1'eter lleburg, lio then shot hitu-elf through the head, causing install! death, lleshnrg boarded wit Jlrs. Anderson, lie had proposed marri age to her, which she declined, and thi is supposed Io have been the caus'e of the tragedy.

fcT. l.OlilK.

UNITED t?TAKS SENATOR.

Sr lions, Jan. IS.—The Legislatur in the morning session eleetcd a United States Senator by the following vote Blair 102. Henderson 59. Benjamin General Blair's term of service is to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna lion ofChas. IX Drake, and wi March 4th. 1S73.

XKW YORK.

SW». ...

FENIANS.

Ni York, Jan. 20.—The Fenian exiles have not yet landed. COUNTERFEIT.

Cownlerfeit S'20 on the City National Bank'were in circulation yesterday.

AMERICAN STEAMERS.

The American steamers Erie and Ontario will probably be placed upon the line between New York ar.d London. The forniet is now loading at London by IIowland "Aspinwall, for this port. The Ontario is on the way from France, having landed a cargo of arms for the French. Government.

FENIAJT EXILES.

In replv to an official invitation ei_ tended to" the Fenian exiles on behalf of the city authorities, by Hon. Kichard O'Gorninn, O'Ponovnn Kossa on behalf of the Fenian prisoners replies, that owing to disseosijm among delegations he and his companions refuse to accept any public invitation until iherein:i:nder of their liv.do arrive here Only^-e of the. i... tir« oS- tx^ard the as follows:

PM'Ionov^

MuH^fti.cnuah

Kossa, t'harie-, Lnderwood

b'Conoell, Mn D.

Ev#j\

lligginbottom Saml Hopkins Nathan 1 loir Wm liouck 1' llotl W liuhbell Jidin llufl'man Jas h. A.

Omaha

Western Kailroad is completed Soto, twenty-six miles.

I- KECOVEltKD 1KOM INDIAN'S.

A white girl fourteen years of age, mined Melntire, has been recovered from lannack Indians in Montana.

KKSK..NKD.

Uov. Vaughn, of I'tah, is reported to have resigned to take his former position 'as Secretary.

IS AIjTI3IO!2 K.

Jojies Maegie Jackson Elizabeth Johnson Elizabeth Jones mrs Annie Johnson Annie E: Kennedy Bridget Kelly Virginia Kelly mrs Catherine Kline mrs Mary Larkins mrs Nellie

.VcKenzie Josephine Mcllroy Sur'h Ann Mill'.rraiss Charlotte Miller miss Uattie

Uiauener iieoecca i,T. Capps mi*s Auianda Modaesi. mrs fcllen Crawford Mary Morns miss ^rvy Craig mrs Bell prion Margaret Uopeland miss Clara Conovcr mrs Kalph Oliver Elizabeth Cottinan mi?s Minnie Ohment mifs 3I«tiIda2 Conlcy miss Annie vy°nne'' l»ridget (iDonnell I^ant}

Pct:c:s mJ5s Bcttie Perebnt* miss Kila Pcnr-on inis* Frankey Pearce tufas Lib

Crocket mis« Nellie Iixon iniss Alice Dodaou Elizabeth Ousiin mi*R bAlzx. Ezar'l Martha2

rjznr'iiUariuttA 7„ .r ..

Kaksa Sarah MargarctPointcr im.»» K"ny

EkJctmrs

Catherine Pugh Anna

Kstcs inrs Josic Quails mrs John Elrod miis Ellen ltceves miss Allic Freeman tui?rf CarolinKusfcull mij?8 Ketnic Freeman mrs A ap« M,,rs hate Ficg uirs fccarf l'-rhe J-'illoon miss Maria hhadloy mrs me Oallington mrs Angie Slants mis Jardi.tr Mary

Wilton mrs Mary White inrs Eliza Wilson Kmina I) Williams Mary A Woods inrs Elvira

(JFNTLKMKXs' l-I.ST.

HumeWli

Jackson AC Jones is ailian Kantman Joseph retz 1. Kerr S lJ Kennedy 0 \V Kiiju' Kiifwumim Fred Kivsuling /.dam Law.-on \Vm 11 Lewis Henry Lo'.vn lOIra .U Lowe John J.ongfellow Lntlier .Manit .%I:i|lory Ira .Martin A Me eer A Merris Wm Mure' ith .Me» iiinney licnj 2 Milligau Isaiah "iiller 1'' .J jt'tore A 1* Moran Win .Murpliy I' Mctjatii Jessie Mc.Millun (Jhas M'KcnnaJ 11 McCIure E Ii McronaldT II 2 Ivensle .Mich:iel i\oel Edward O'lJricn E Oliver 11 O'Neal Patrick l'eimon .) l'richard Iry l'ou'd lJavid l'uree

Alloa JJlythins Anderson John Anderson Sam N Alburn JJill Bagnnz Paul Barker liraswell Martin liniley Barrett John Baker lieicn Mr Bergman John II Brion Michael Binkley John Bircher Mcinard lJritton Boylu John Brown Geo A liurk Tlios liurke Jasper Burke Jas Burke Martin liurcham Win 0 lJtineheimer John Caltie S (J Canaday It. W Co Caldwell Andy C^u1k S Cassidy Patrick Cary Michael lark Thomas Clark James Clark Frank Creager Ilcnry Cosgrove John Couchman John Cooper II 2 Coleman Wm Colennn .1 Combs II Chinch I. W Cupps A Uurt Frank 2 DawserJolin lJarncll Foster Davies 1, Davis Perry tuivisT Di'Buhr A It Ucharen A liickorson S Evans John East Cornelius Edington W Edridge Geo Elliott Jaincs Frazior Wm S 2 Frank Wm Fears John Fields Oranvillo Fisher 11 Fortcr (llass Hi ram Uallier Fred tiahman A Ciray Wm II Gallngher Jas Uoclnn John 2 Uroeno Dr N Gritlin 2 Griggs Geo Grinnell Jus iolder Christian Gould Chas Goodman llcaley Jerry Hamilton Hamilton E ilall Charlio Hondcrson 0 E Herring W Henson 11 llortwig W Harrington W Hinking AllamOng

lteynolds Ju'in Heinliiirt Chns li Kitti'r Vm ttickctts E Rice Mr, Uoaehc Michael Hodgeis Itansoin Sanderson John Schad Christian Sharp Strawbridgo David 2 Stovenson Oco Sheets A W Snodiker Kichard Seharine Andrew Stowart James Stewart John Smith I Smith W II 11 Stoinroek David Shimer S Silvers Sam 0 Simons James Scott. Wm Sherman Publishing

Taylor Ilcnry Vauglian Miles Vermillion (ieo Van Anken Yoy John Waush email Wnil John Wallace Jas Walden Hiley Wnldrop Juiiics Welch Harry Wh"atfill Jnmes Westfall allies Westfall Marion Yi'ise S Wilrnoth Tlios White \\Tm White ilurry 11 Wilson it Woods Francis AVover 1$ AVoc'l Orlando Wyeth E N Zimmerman

rnktt, P'stm.istor.

WARNER'S

PILE REMEDY.

Warner's I'ilc ItciiKMly has never fall* cd (not even in one ease) to cure the vary worst cases of Blind. Itching or lllcodint l'il'-s. Those who aro uillivtod should imme.. diately cull on their druggist and get W.ni-

nKit's

Pii.k Kkmkpy.

It is expressly for tho

Piles, and is not rccommendcJ to euro any other disease. It has cured many cases of over thirty years standing. Price One Dol lar. For sale by druggists everywhere.

DYSPEPSIA.

IVtimer's Hyspepsia 'i'orle is prepared exclusively for Dyspopticslnnd those suffering with habitual costivenoss. Ii is u-slightly stimulating tonic atid a splendid appetizer: it strengthens the stomach and restores the digestivo organs to their healthy stato. Weak, nervous and dyspeptic persons should use

Waiinkv.'s t,

spki-.-i

Tomc.

si ^aW^

t*-

."•* We

in".Laur?-

(i rim in mits foandcrliii ni?s lin

MuUcat

uiissl'la A fetcwaru

JIane miss Mary llarjier inrs Jennie llanesmrs Mary lliitfield Francis

Ssxrun miss A Stt'vunson mi.-sMary bhelton mis? Jeuiimah .Seller miss Alice Stewart miss Sibley Esther Shrivc-r mrs Flcm S..inner mrs Theodore Smith Mrs Martha C' iMiiith miss Betty Stout mis Martiia Toman miss Sue Voke Miss Sarah

llartfelter Barbara llanley mrs Eliza Halt mrs Martha Harden Elizabeth Haslet miss Clara llitzc mrs Julius liornunx Thrtsa llumicon'l Civilla Hunt mrs Mamc

Horsalo by

druggists. Price One 1'oHar.

COUGH ISO

KKSTESSJ'

North to De

10.—The

MORE.

Wnrnrr's Cough is healing sottcning and expectorating. The uxtraor dinnry power it possess^ in immediately relieving. and eventually curing, the most obstinate cases of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, llronchitis. Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption is almost incredible. So prompt is the relief and certain its effects in all the above cases, or any afl'ection of tho throat and lungs, that thousands ol physician' are daily prescribing it, and on« and all say that it is the most healing and expectoraiing medicine known. One dose always ntlords relief, and in most cases ono bottlo effects a cure. Sold by druggists in large bottles. Price Or.c Hollar. It is your own fault it you still cough and suffer. Tho Balsam will cure.

YYIIVIO OF H.X L-^I

The (rre.it lViood Puriffer and Pelicious l'link. Wnriser's Vinnin Viliv.or Wine ul'l.ii'o, is fre trom any poisonous drugs or impurities, being prepared for tho-e who reqiiirc a stiumlant. it is a splendid appetizer aiut tonic, and tho finest thing in the world for puriIj ing the blond. 11 is tlv.- most pleasant and delirious article ever offered to tho public, fax superior to brandy, whisky, wine, bitters, or any other article. It is moro healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female, young or old, can take tho Wine of Life. It is, in fact, a iife preserver. Those who wish to enjoy good health and a tree flow of lively pirits, will do well to take tho Win# of Life, it is different from any thing ever before in .use. It is sold by druggists also at all rekpectable saloons. Price Oncl)otlar, in quart bottlos

I'J 3i

expire

K]\agjoAui:.

"fl'anirr's is the only article known to -uro the Whites, (it will cure in every case.) Where is the family in which this important medicine is not wanted? Mothers, this is the icriSitest blessing ever offered you, and you should immediately procure it. It is also a sure cure for Fcuialo Ir." regularities, and may be depended upon in every case where the monthly flow has been obstructed through cold or disease. Sold by druggists. Price One Dollar. Or sent by mail on receipt of One Iollar and a Quarter.

Aclilro* 610 State St., Chicngo. 111. nov9-dwly

NOTIONS.

WHOLESALE NOTIONS.

A. C. A. WITTIG.

JYo.

148 Main

Street',

Jobber & Commission Merchant

JN Notions, Fancy

Goods,

ClOABS, KSGLISH, GKRX.VS ASD AHKR1CAX

•yfS cu

Perftimerr, Soap. Cottoa Tarn, Batting, etc.

N« stock and prices low. Orders promptly attended to. Superior induceinents^to Cash Buyers, Pedlers, Hucksters and Auctioneers.

149 Main Street,,

Between Fifth and Sixth Staeets,

In the Store formerly occupied by Cox A Son

SpjNtly

DRY GOODS.

FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAVS

W1/

shall Exhibit the

mos*

Ever

ard

EXTRAORDINARY

fait* «Er«« fi8M'Sfes#"£- .y

•R*X 'IT'4 MX

CONCENTRATION OF BARGAINS!

'f RR**

OUR NKVV YEAR'S GREETING

we glance hack over the work accomplished in seven short months, we are sure our customer* will nut wonder at our feeling a little elated at our unusual, but not to u, unexpected succii/M. Our fir^t visit to Terre Ilrute convinced us that here, of all the cities in this State, was most needed a reform in the vicious system upen which the Dry Good* business was being conducted. The motto of thi* sstern was, ''.Secure the very largest profit possible on every dollar's worth of goods sold." We believed a change was needed and that the people would generously support any firm who, disregarding the machinations of the old high-priced stores, would dare to write over their doors this opposite motto, '"Sell every dollar's worth of goods at the smallest possible profit consistent with safe business principles." In pursuance of this idea we marked out our course and have pursued it without fear or favor. We expected opposition, for we had been informed of the plans laid for ourdiscomfiture. We were not even sure that this opposition might not take the form of person il violence, so when the high-priced-stores took this \Vav to bolster up their failing fortunes, we wore hardly disappointed.

OU\i'"SUCCESS HAS BEEN UNPARALLELED!

At one bound our .-lore took its position at the head of the Dry Goods Trade of Terre Haute. We had not mistaken popular sentiment. Congratulatory and en couraging messages and \ord.s came to us from every quarter, one and all biddingy us go forward and never for a moment to doubt the earnest sympathy and hearty good will of the Kie.it masses of the people.

A new and still greater reduction in our prices is

THE NEW YEAR'S GREETING!

That wc bring to one and all of our customers.

TMiS&K AliE TM.M I

5000 yards of Atlantic Mills Muslins at Gc other stores are now charging 10c. 4000 yards of Dwight Mills Muslin at 7c now selling in town at 121c. 4500 yards of yard-wide Unbleached Muslins 7c other stores are now charging 11c. G000 "yards of Lawrence Mills Muslins, 9c others all cllargihg fbr satUe goods 12ic 8000 yards of extremely Heavy Mnslins, tull yard-wide, only 10c high-priced Btores charge 15c.

Job lots of Shawls just received §2, $2 50, S, 31, S5, S3 and S7. Splendid bargain in New Dress Goods, 18c, 20c, 22c, 30c and 35c. An extra handsome set of Furs, only $2 50, reduced from $3. treat reductions upon line Furs at $4, $5, SO, $7. $8, SI!), $12 and Slo. Dayton Carpet Warp, 30c. Coat's Spool Cotton, 5c Extra line quality Waterproof, 90c, reduced from SI 25. New lots of Carpets at 30c 40c, 50c, 00c very handsome ot 75c. 1'lack Silk Velvets at. cost, to close out the stock. These are CASH prices, we do NO CKIiDIT business, otherwise we should har charge much higher rates.

FOSTER BROTHERS'

GREAT EW YORK CITY STORE

North Side of Main St., Middle Opera House Block, TEH HE IIA UTE

W I N E O O S

Will be found by a visit to

TUELL' RIPLEY & BEMING'S

jBMI=OI2/irr^C.

The Ladies should not fail to examine our

JSmIrsicii3|^

ELEG1 NT LINE OF DRESS GOODS

all

and a splendid line of

the 1LATE.ST

LOW-PIilCED GOODS!

A large line of Double-fold Alpacas at 18c per yard. A limited supply of 3-4 Alpacas at 12 l-2c per yard.

(.These arc of excellent quality and colors.

A full line of Standard Prints at 10c.

(These arc good Styles and full Madder color?. We Rlso have the chcaper g^adci.)

Sterling Sheeting, yard-wide, at 10c. Standard Sheeting, yard-wide, at 12 l-2c. Low or Grades as cneap as 6 l-4c per yard. .silack and White Plaid Diagonals are the latest thing in Dress Goods. Wo have a nice variety and Dundee Shawls to match.

We offer full lines of Velours Satin de Chines, Lustres Crepo Plaids and other Goods which are considered particularly Fashionable and desirable this Winter.

Wo Have No Exorbitant Prices

We not enly Sell Staple Goods cheap, but we offer all Fancy Dress Goods. Trimmings, White Goods and Hosiery at prices that Defy Competition.

(Wc keep the largest and best aesortuienl in the city.)

And are determined to make our Emporium THE atSractive Shopping Place of Terre Haute.

Tt ELL, RIPLEY' DEJILN 0 Corner Main and Fifth

PIANOS.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST

^Xj^ITOS,

Organs and Melodeons

L. KISSNER'S

Palace of Music,

Ho. 48 OHIO STREET.

(Opp. the old Court House.)

TEKIE HAirTE,

N. B. All kind* of InitrBtBenU ltpaired.

gold a

The pa^t hi.-torv of our Store, althm gh marked almost wejkU- by some grea surpri-e to our cu^tninerf, neverthele-H does not furni-di any pirallel to the extraordinary ind'icemeiil.-. wiih which wc inaugurate the new }ear. 4

KI€JES:

JX1)IA?SA.

DRY GOODS.

187 O 1871*

STYLES,

MEDICAL.

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.

re at Social Evils aud Abuses,

Which interfere i*iih MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief for the Errinc and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated.

Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charye, Address. HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION*. No. 2 South Ninth St., PHILADELPHIA, Pa. janIT dw5m

DR. IIARLAJfD, No. 217 Main Street,

•Bet. Sixth and Seven h.

COJrSUI/TATIOJf

6 p.m.

same same -nine 5fime

Tnknowi:

."ISSSSSSS^Sy'

SALE OF' DELIXQIJKkT

LOTS. .& XJ-A-ISTIDS,

'V :»FOK THE.Y12AB 1SOO.

KOTICB is hereby riven that tho-wholeseveral tracts of Land and Town Lots described in the following Delinquent lart or so mucb .t -litt L. tn mr fko fa rai. nDftftUT. intfrP.Ht. And

thereof as will be necessary to pay thv taxes, penalty, interest, and cost of advertising charged thereon, or to the owners tbereol. wi« »e sold at public auction, at the Court House, in Terre Haute. Vigo County, Indiana, en the first Monday in February next, ensuing the

date thereof," by' the'T'ounty Treasurer of said "Counto. nnleai the es, penalty, interest, and cost of advertising paid before that time. Sale to commence at ten o'clock

a. Ji.-pnbe

Armstronwi, Cynthia A 24 ft 10 ins in-lot 16" Ailams. Annie, heirs, Snnjcl'-Iit mid se swq out-lot Austerniiller, August Rose sub 47 32am-lot 103 ........... Anderson, Mary Fnrrinnton sub out-lot 69 s%

Anderson Thos •"'"ft off end in-lots

Bur-kinnhara A*IVy s'aiid oVanaf ouV-idt

Burton, fTiIeou, heirs, lot 5-4 sI6 tl«. r9 5Qh~.. :....u Barbre, Lydia E exoept

LO'x?/)'

Biidd^ Levi McMnrnin add in lot 13 same in-lot 14 Chanilers«, Jno, Grovcr ?nb lot 2 in-lot 24 out-lot67...

sam'-

same

Dowling, Jno nV. n}4 inlotol., l)aufl^ie"r{y IMiih^rl'lCr Doie subout-i^t 17 30 side in-tot 6 Khvell, Bcaj. .iloso sub 44a2 rd Is nLA in-lot 81 Einier, Oye Farringltfn add ?eq iti-lor 1.1...i Evans. Elizabeth sub 50 sl»J tl2 r9 00 mid in-lot 4 Early, Wm, heirs, 20* ecor in-lot 173 Eshirtan, Gr 7o?x201' out-lot 12 Ewing, Wm 8a u^h out lot Foster, Joseph, heirs, n% in-lot 30 Griffin, fonrv Dodson subslG U2 r9 in-lot 3 Griffin ana \Vatson n)4 in-lot Gigden, Ellen Rose sub 84,05a nhf in-lot 110 Gclirs, Herman, heirs, Sibley add nhf in-lot9 Gregg, A W, heir.% Naylor survey 30' side outlot 1 Gaston, Julia A, heirs", 1st snb Eut farm 28'x65' in-lot 1 Hulman, Herman Hibleysuh in-lot 00 Hook, James 4o* side inlot 181 Hays, Samuel Kososub47,32a in-lot Hedden and Crane 1101 on 1st St 8a mid outlot 72. Heustis, Harriet Hose siib 84405a in-lot 44....m.«.u Howard, Catherine 00 side in-iot 7 ••mm Joabj Wm Rose sub 47,32a in-lot 114 same in-lot 115 Keeny, Ann 22x42 side 3d St out-lot 7 Leake, Abbie Wilson add nhf in-'lot 10....: .: Linton, Wm C» heirs, Linton add lot jo-lot 1 blkl.3. same nhf in-lot S blk 4 McLean and Decamp shf in-lot 114 Mull, Mary McMurran's add in-lot 0 Mahan, Mary shf seq out-lot 41 Markie, Martha 52,8 side in-lot 83

Murphy, John Rose sub 84,C5a in-lot Morrison A J, Sibley sub nhf in-lot 8 Miller Wm, heirs, Linton add in-lot I blk 17 same

McKann James,

same

Hanie 't

sai* day, and con

tinue from day to day until each tract of land err town lot in said Delinquent List contained, on which the taxe*. penalty, interest, ana cost of ndvertisic remain unpaid, shall be sold or otftredft-rsale.

Dated January 4th, 1870. WM. ADDOCK. tr AuditT Vi«o County.

•***». *. I *, IT

CITY

jP.

TERRE IIAUTS.

OWNEBS' J»»H.

50 slO tl2 r9 in-lot 2

Robinson Rose sub 47,32a in-lot 41 Riley Bridget E 20V in-lot 8»i Reiman, Wm sub out-lot 0-1 in-lot 4 Renshaw John, heirs, whf in-lout 101 Rtikes II and others, -71' bet Laf rd and 7th St slO tl2 r9

Rtikes and others r.«xliu' side Laf rd slG U2 r9iniot 53,. Roscnbrank Win, Bloods sub in-lot 2 Reifsnider A L, T) Jones sub lot 5 in out-lot 60 in-lot 1 Rees, heirs, Rose sub 47,32a in-lot 108 Simpon H, Rose add, in-lofc 45

Same, Roso add, ehf in-lot 40.. Sparks Mary J, 2-3 in-lot 151. Smith James, Rose's ndd^ hf in-lot 174 Swihehart George "\V, Sibley's sub, 50'xl41' yde 6th st,

out-lot47 fot U7 .......

olit=tot 1..

Stnit.li Mnrgarct JI Thf ncq Scott 3tary Ct 48'w end in: .Ioi ...v. Scott Samuel Crawford, 41'x91' t.iid in lctK 45 and 40.. same, Rose's add, in-lot 103 tii.'.i Sibley John heirs, 74'.\141' side 0th st out-lot 1 Stark Ballard heirs, slO tl2 r9, 74x141 s\v cor in-lot 58 Scowton John, slO tl2 r9, in-lot 20 Skinner Many, Gookins' add, in-lot .M Trueblood A*B. Rose's add, 20 side, in-lot 105 Tuell Win B, 22's side nwj, in-lot 37 Unknown owners, one lot in out-lot 27 same, Sihley's add, in-lot 0. out-lot 1.... same,115x190' in o4, sl0tl2r9

Saftiei Fnrrili"ton'n fiibj out'lot 09x40, side w- hf in-lot 1 173 4 sfihie, hf inHot 217 U0U 25,"] srine,20', end iu-lot32

Woodmansee Mariam, 230'x358', out-lot 05 Wveth George N, Sheets' add, 30', side, in-lot 3 Winlmrn E and R, "col," sheets' add, in-lots 42and44 Wilson R, Gilbert Place, in-lot 55 Wood Cornelia C, 40'xMl' on'.Oth st in out-lot 1 Young .Sarah II, hf hf, in-lot 175

HARRISON TOWNSHIP. No. 1.

Austin James, Tuell & subin-lotlO blk 2 Adams Chester, in'lot 1 blk 10 Bfime in'lots 28

11 11

Benight

Streets:

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from

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BepeivJohn

0 0 7 8 9 10 blk 16..

sahie In-lctts 1112 t.l 141S10 If 18 19

Allison iiumams sub in-lots 10 2 b)k|2.: tinme .in-10.t3 blk 2 :.... BeekO D. in:lot0blk2 Brake JHo

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Iloord G, Tuell & sub in-lot 8 blk 2 s!me in-lotsflnnd 19 blk 2 Bilbv Geo W 3d subEut Farm shfin-lot 4

Bisliop B, Tuell A sub in-lots and 12 blk 2 Bailev Andrew, heirs, cor SWQ S22#12 r9 2a Bass," Geo W, col, Dean sub \v canal s27 112 r9 in-lot 2 Barbrio Lidia E, 3d sub'.Eutah farm nhf in-lot 3 Church Martriii Harbert 4 sub s'27 tl2: r9 in-lot 4,,..... Crane A Hi Adkilis sob in«lota 11 and l2:„.i, ,i

Iiebeoea. Burimnis «ub in-lot loblk 4 ustin .Ino S, 3rd sub Eut farm shfin-lot 0 Haslott George: Adkins sub lSsI0tl2 r9 in-lot 40 out-lot 5. a.tmt* ?lo t12 r9 in-lots 9 and 10... Horriglon A, fiteil & sub in'lotin blk i. Holman Jno W, in-lots 101718 I'Jaild 20 bit l!) Jones EmilvG, ill-lots 1 2 11 and 12blk 12 Keitl' Ann, ii end neq s22 tV2 r9 4a 24li in-lot Lankford II, lot Jt 9a sir. tl2 r9 Ida Lummis W F, Burnam's sub in-lots 13 14 15 and 10 bk 10

sam(

PRAIRIE CREEK TOWNSHIP

ownkks'

Wright Kichard F, nhf seq, sll same, mid pt neq, sll

rsrass^1

DEJCRlrTIO* or LA*DS.,

700 19 38

1 200 110 33 800 22 49 300 18 73 2 750 77 34 880 24 77 650 24 31

in lot 7

A 4fi„

same Uritton sub out-lot 60 n% in-lot 3 Brooks, Jno, heir?, 130ftil4ort mid pt ont-lot 30 Benight, A Grover sub 2 in-lot "26 out-lot 67 Beans, Wm II s}-jin-lot "217 Bilbr, Detila Rose sub 47,32n in-lot 65 V"" Brown, Mary Brittoa subGO slC tlO r9 in-lot 10 out-lot TO.... BrisKy, E S and II Read 173 on 1st St back to river 5a 22

1 000 1 150 520 400

28 17 82 28 14 61 8 14

1 ]4

cor in-lot

Brown. Mary and others 240'x243' Main St bet

L7i 21

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7 400

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1 650 S3 34 270 57 270 7 67 7 700 133 44 800 2249 700 19 1 100 76 635 30 3 300 64 AS 1 150 32 £5 450 20 Uss 600 45 g0 rn 14 n, 4 000 ^3^ 6 350 100 VV 20 000 562 la 1 200 48 25° 7 01 1 020 530 550

s% in-lot 22 1 b% in-lot 23

Corv,"'Simeon 24»x74» C,f mid pt la-lot 16 Clark, Woodson, heirs', Rose sub S4tCoa G4 side in*lotll... Dudley, .Tno Rose sub S4,53n in-lot 135..^ Dou^lns, Jno. \V Rose sub 47,32a in-lot 73...... "ftme

sine in-lot 74..

Demo'rest, Mary A 50'sl41' corw}4 ouHot

1 Ol 4 8'J

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1 100 3 500 1 050 1 850 39 25 50 1 450 12 (a 150 14 59 575 10 15 400 11 24 173 4 «10 950 20 70 1 150 57 fib 4 000 101 21 1 bio 25 87 800 12 CO

GOO in S'l 550 30 55 S00 42 100 12 19 200 1U 275 30 21 500 14 05 555 14 09 1,000 4 7 82 500 17 08 275 9 13 315 8 93 055 IS 42 150

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shf in-lot 5 blk. 17

in-lot 4 blk 17

Mullen Pat- and.Dan, King's sub01 slC tl2 rSialot 1 McBride Hugh, Rost* sub 44a2:\ in-lot Hi) Metzer Harry, Gilbert Place in-lot 34 Massev Mary S 00x141' mid side out-lot 44 Motfatt B, heirs, shf in-lot 239

MewhinneyA Rose sub 44u2 in-lot 31 Neebarger Jenn^»Gilbert Place in-lot 29 O'Brien'John,Rose sub 44,32a in-lot 51 Owen Wm M. King's sub G1 slO 117 r9 in-lot4

**1'' tl2 r9 In-lot 3.

O*Boyle Patrick Rose add in-lot li O'Dell Martha. Rose sub 47,32a 40' side inlotC7 Parsons James II Parsons add in-lot 37 peabodv Jos II sub59 sl0tl2 r'J 17a side nhf in-lot 10 same *4 slo tl2r0 38a side in-lot 9 Purcell Mariah

4 19 4 111

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403 105 130 70

Burnam's snb, in-lots 1 and 2* blk 115 3 04 in-lots 5 and n, blk 7 110 3t*6

49 18

1 80

1 93

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Leake Allie G, Linton & sub 0a 34h side in-lot 3 sam6 in id SldMie.q «3 118 r3 10a., Lindemnn Julius G, 3d sub but. farm in-lot 8 Mondy Martin V, Burnam's sub s23il2 r9 in-lot 8 blk 1 Mclntyre Julia, & subln-lot24 McLean Wm E. Humaston sub in-lots 15 and 10 ManghanThos, Dean sub canal inlots 15 and 10 MeCall V, Burnams sub in-lots loand 10 blk 1 New W, in-lots 9 10 13 and 14 blk 1.... same in-lots 1 1 34and 5 blk 1 same in-lots 13 and 14 blk 4 Overton Hannah, mid side swq s2o tl2 r9 oa Oelgart Louisa, mid side swq 14 tl2 rO 2a ftt'h Patrick Sarah 13, lie corswn sl4 tl2 ro'J4a Price Jacob Dean stib call .! ii 7'.hmv rpv -lot 1 ........... Price and Mahan, llnrhcrt and sub in-li aiid 10 Stewar II. Burnam's sub in-lot 7 blk 2 Smith Lawrence. 3rd sub Eut farm in-lot 2 Splann Mary 58 side in-lot 1., ........ Scott jtarv'B) McG Itoreh's Sub sl3 tl2 r9, in lot 9 blk 2..... Stoeeker Wm. sw cor swq. 5 33 [13 r9 5a peiffer Lewis, Burnam's sub, in-lot 7, blk 1 Thomas Gilb. rt, so cor seq, sl5 tl2 r9 la Twoddle Wilbcrforce, 3d sub East-farm hf. in-lot 7 Tuell Wm B, Tuell lTsher's sub hf in:lot 5 blk 20 same Is —. 251 0, 7, 8 & 9 blk 20 ISO I ifi,blk 20 55 10i 17} 19) 19 ''20 lgfl I

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in-lots 8 and 0. blk a 130 3 01 in-lot 1, blk2 100 2 78 in-lot 10, blk 2 75 2 07 in-lots 4, 5 r», 7, 14 and 15, blk

:i00 8

in-lot 1. blk 10 60 1 37 in-lots 13, 14 nnd 15. blk 10 135 3 70

in-lot 4| blk 8j 00 1

Walker Wm II, lot 77* slt tl2 rO 5a 35 1 7J West .lr.no, E A

sub, in-lots 15 and 1G 300 8 :U

Wilkes Hannah, nw cor swq, ?34il2 rO 4a 4M) 18 Waceoner W and I. Ilnrbort Jt B's sub, in-lot 15 loo

HONEY CHEEK TOWNSHIP No. 2.

Bulllit Cuthhcrt, nwq fwq, s!3 til rJ 40a 240 same, seq seq, sl4tll r0 40a 240 Brilrv E

Letelia, mid nwq swq. s27 til rO lla50h 235 suno, mid heqseq, s2? til rO llu50h .... 235 Budd Isaac, wside swq swq, s27 til rS lSa 50h....i«ni same,e side seq seq. s28 til rO 0a 25h 130

Sd»PPHiram,

Clem Mary J, side pt seq, slO til rO 51a 1 Caldwell Jnliett, secor hf ^wq, s27 til r9 17a5t^ Erisman Mary A, hfswq, s22 til rO 80a Hill Widow heirs,swhf seq s2G til r920a Oder Mary, in nwq neq, si til r9 2b W same, in nwq neq,"81 til rO 2aOOh 75 Rolls neq seq, sl3 til rO 40a 2«0 11 51

Thomas, se cor neq, sll til rO 30a 50h

Schoonnrer Elizabeth, neq seq, sll tllr9 40» 1 250 05 27 Wilson John W, mid side neq, sl8 til rOlOa 000 22 17 PRAIRIETON TOWNSHIP, No. 2. Budd Levi, n'eud hf neq, til rlO 32o. 1 37 13 1 (i50 53 09 a 195 41 57 235 51 57 1 700 72 01 85 2 75 1 700 90 04 840 27 48 250 8 17

heirs\',

side nt frAC si

Dickerson

O W,

seq, sio rto

Esworthy Nathan,nf

PRAIRIE CREEK TOWNSHIP, No. 4.

Brown Reuben's heirs, seq nwq s3'2 tlO rl0 40a 555 IS 39 same, nwq swq 31 tlO rlO 40a 50 7 09 same, in swq ncq ?32 tlO rlO 4a 75h 75 2 47 Beniglit Edwin's heirs, nwq nwq s" tlO rlO 40a.. 480 15 91 Bailev Willis ehf swq nwqs 22 tlO rlO 20a- 280 29 05 Bridwell Sarah A, nhf neq. sl3 110 rll SOa 800 32 73 same, side nwq nwq, slS tlO rll 28a.. 160 S 87 same, in nhf nhf frac, sl4 tlO, rll 4a 50 1 64 Catern Georgeheirs, shf shf frac,s26 tlO rll 99a,1 250 43 05 Goodwin Win, end ehf neq. slS tlO, rlO 66a... 400 18 S7 same wlif seq,s7 tlO rlO SOa 400 13 C4 Goodwin Eliza, se cor ehf neq, slS tlO rlO 14a... 70 2 30 Hunt Absolam II, side neq, sll tlO rl050a... 600 19 89 Jones George E heirs, whf nwq, sl9 tlO rlO SOa 560 IS 55 Little Alfred, in nhf nhf frac, sl4 tlO rll lit. 45 1 47 Noble CharlesT, nw cor seq Feq, s23 tlO rll 20» 200 63 same, nwcor seq neq, s23 tlO rll 20a 200 6 63 O'Boyie John I1, whf neq frac, 26 tlO rll SOa 960 31 81 Pearce Adison, sw cor seq, s25 tlO rlO 100a 1 440 46 42 Runnels Eli G, in-lot-s 33 and 34 Middletown 925 26 49 Smith I & C, seq nwq, sl3 tlO rll 40a'

5 09 5 69 0 54 4 TO

4S 43 lo 95

1 050 201 05 €00 10 14 '4 U2

000 25 77

110

rlO

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seq,til80tl0rl071a

in neq

Figg W T,

mid neq s5 rlO a

I^ewisptH,

neirs.,inetlO hf seq. s24 til rlo

Goodwin

Rockerlv Joseph in nwq, s26tll rlO 120a-la Stewart Thomas heirs in nwq,s27 til rlO 120a Trueblood Elizabeth,,ehfw nf hf seq,s5 tio rl020»*....^...

same, swq neq, sl3 tlO rll 40a 200 8 82 same, seq neq, sl3 tlO rll 40 a '""^200 8 S2 Stewart Thomas, shf swq, sS tlO rlO SOa- .400 18 29 Stimson Wm N, neq nwq, sl7 Il0rl0 40a 240 7 94 same, whf nwq. sl7 tl0 rlO SOa -4S0 15 89 Shaw William, ehf swq, sl4, tlO rll 78a 62b..— w^-SSO 29 75 same, nhf shf frac, s23 tlO rll 86a 26h 860 20 77 same, lot 7 frac, s23 tlOrll 36a20b„ 360 11 92 same, lots 3&S frac, s23,(10 rll 72a 35h... 820 27 18 same, in swq swq, s23 tlO rll 20a 200 6 63 Thatcher CE, whf seq, sl3tl0 rll SOa 400 37 70 fame, ehf swq, al3 tlO rll SOa.... "400 23 34 Watts Mary heirs, sides hf seq, s20 110 rlO 9a 730 "1 same, side hf seq, s20 tlO rlO J0» 200 60 18

/••ANK.UED.

sjLKrr. Dsarsi^ri i» ji -ii ^'',*1

Fox worthy C, Hartford, in-lot,43...—»• Griggs Jacob, nwq neq, s25 110 r9 40a.... same, seq swq, s23j tlO r9 40a ..." Hedges Johnson, Hartford, shf in-lota 15 & 16... Littlejohn Stephen heirs, side seq neq, s24 tlO r9 16a 67h Ryman Emma F, side nwq seq, s5 tlO rO 13a 33h 180 Eav Elizabeth, swq neq, sl2 tlO r9 40a 750 same, seq nwq, ?12 tlO r9 40a COO Thomas IrTin, nwq sw frac qr, s30 tlO r9 27a 75h 300 Verges Catharine, nhf neq ntq, s24 tlO r9 20a... 250 Weeks Lewis L, nwq neq, s'23 tlO r9 40a S00 Walker B, nwq. s5tl0 r9 168a 20 15

Pearce A and Greeti, side shl swq,slo til rS 10a 50h Price Matliew E, No 3 in ehf swq, s29 til r8 5a Peoples Eliza, end seq seq, sS til rS 20a Pearce John heirs, slit swq neq, s3I til rS 20a» same, nwq seq, s31 til r8 40a Shaw Loanna, No 2 in ehf swq, s29 til r8 5a Unknown owners, ne cor seq swq, s35 til r8 10a

9S5 600 200 200 160 200 95

SOA

110

•h

Weaver Ward, nwq awq, sl3 tic same, swq nwq, sl3 tlO rl 1 same, neq nVq, sl3 tlO rll 4''a-.... 8ame,nvr

cot

nhf free, sl4 ll .) rll 20a

same, endjiwq nwq,fl3 tlO rll 12a LIN TON TOWNSHIP, No. 5. Brown & Brown, Hartford, in-lot 50 BoylfChris C, ehf' seq neqvso tlO r9 21a Cor David heirs, shf seq,s6 tlO r9 80a Cochran John W, shf seq neq, sl2 tH r? 20 a..« Davis Sarah A "col," side neq, i29 tlO

19 89 6 63 6 63 5 29 6 63 3 13

1 80

every

345

160

PIERSON TOWNSHIP, No. 6.

Bainbridge & Mathews, neq seq, s36 tlO rS 40 a Bush Mary and others, ehf seq, sl3 tlO rS SOa... Budd Levi, nend ehf swq,s6 tlQ r8 26a Brownlee .R, swq seq, s28 tlO r8 40a ... Clark Crttliarine, nwq nwq,s33 tlO r8 40a.... Donham Zacharia heirs, swq swq, 82 tlO r8 40a Ellis W, nwq swq, s33 tlO r8 40a» same, swq nwq, s33 tlO r8 40a Furgason Mariah, in nwq seq, sll tlO rS 18a 40h Fiiqna Andrew J, whf seq, »14 tlO r8 SOa same, ehf ehf nwq, s21 tlO r8 40a Ford Isaac, seq swq, s25 (10 r8,40a... same, swj neq, s25 tlO r8 40a Hubbard Benjamn, swq seq, s22 tlO rS 40a McGarfey (Samuel, lot 6 in ebfswq, s-G tlO r8 10a same, lot 7 in ehf swq, s6 tlO rS 10a Morris Biven, swq nwq nwq, s6 tlO r8 10a Ross John C, swq. s3o tlO rS 160a same, seq, s34 tlO r8 160a Roll Abijah, seq neq,

1 010

1 500 460 440

200 100

20 64 28 17 13 44 2 7S

1 010 250 100 315 600 400 410

t310a

S 77 25 10 16 87 79

3 {6 5 00

20 91 i6 73

8 36

14 27 4S 63

400

11 51 76 15 6 69 10 33

1 2S0

260

400 400 480 450 400 ioO

16 66 12 88 11 62

10 33 6 45 34 34 10 33 32 05 29 17 26 51 2 57 2 57 1 79

1 330 400 640 400

600 100 100

tlO r8 40a:

tame, ehf seq, s9 (10 r8

1 960 131 40 1 920 340 65 665 9S5 4S0 250 400 85

80a....^.4

same, nwq seq, s9 tlO rS 40a Railsback Sarah, nhf ncq swq, s21 tlO r8 20a .. Snider Christopher, seq swq, s32 tlO rS 40a Sutherlin Bruce, Centerville, in-lot 2 same '20 Shaw Willis, iu ehf nwq ^6 tlO r8 70a Welch John heirs, ehf nwr, s35tl0 r8 80a... same, seq seq, s26 tlO r? 40a

17 17 25 44 12 38 6 45 33 2? 2 US 4 S9 40 32 24 78

740 960 450 fl

RILEY TOWNSjlir, No. 7.

Bradberry W W, Lock(iort,in lot 56

11 62 2 26

Carter Thomas heirs, in neq nwq, slS til r8 35a 82h 510 13 04 same, whf neq, sI8 til rS 75a 1 430 38 27 same, neq neq, slS til r8 40a ..pOO 14 97 sattie, side whf'nwq, slS til r8 30a 50h ,425 11 30 same, in seq nwq, si8 til r8 35a 82h." 465 12 43 Dovle George W, Lockport, in-lct 60 10 8 68 Donham II L, nhf seq, s34 til r8 SOa 1 120 29 97 Folden Jaines, tieq swq s3 til r8 40a........ .500 30 57 Gordon John heirs, lockport, in-lots &19...

sauic, 30... -10 6 68 Green Sidney D,?e corseq swq, slo til )S J70 32 46 Gordon M* & G, eside neq neq .-33 ii rS 14a.. 210 5 61 same, neq neq, s32 til 18 4Ua 5(..0 13 38 Hawley Jacob D, Lambert's add, l.ockport, inlot 4 65 4 02 Leatherman Chalstev mid seq sv q, sl7 til r8 12a 140 Manning A J, Lockport, in lor* and 02 20 17 30 Morgan John, in shf swq, s5 til iS72alSh 1 320 27 30 McKenzieThomas heirs, nhf-swq s4illrS40a.. 1 275 40 S9 Morgarr Phebe, ne cor whf neq toq,s8 til, r8 3a

25 39 6G

2 08

145

3 1 59 4 13

'2001 -100 /12

LOST CREEK TOWNSHIP, No 8.

Brake John ehf nwq neq, s6 tl 2 rS 19a Burk Patrick end nhf seq, sll tl2 r8 25a Dailev James, ehf neq, 932 tl2 r8 80a same nhf nwq, s33 tl2 rS 80a Lowp Elizabeth, ssideneig selot 5,s34 tl2 r8 8a Lowe Wm Sr, neq seq lot 3, s34 tl2 r8 8a Moore Martha, end ehf seq, sl3 tl2 r8 49a 38h Modre EliBabeth,s end ehf seq, sl3 tl2 r8 30a.. Patterson Thotdns heirs, undivided interest in mid. of nhf seq, sll tl2 rS 18a Souls Anna, in wht'swq, sl9 }12 rS 73a...... Souls Oscar, side shf swq, s31 tl2 rS 52a 01h.. Shepherd Celia, side, nw(] swq, sl2 112 rS 2a.. Steele Allison, nwq swq, s35 112 r8 40a Scott & Du/, side ehf seq, sl7 tl2 rS 20a V&st John heirs, ehf seq seq,s34t!2 r8 20 Ward Collins heirs, side whf nwq, s8 tl2 r8 40a 1 120

(50 1

100 2

050 130 130 850 510

KEVINS TOWNSHIP, No. 9,

18 11 20 66

320 490 5i5 40 400 775 300

99 00 30 29 2 57 10 05 129 59 7 53 15 50

2 100

Adamson Elisha, hf seq, s2§tl3 r8 80a.1 000 31 42 Bradford Samuel, neq, s2(i tl3 rS 160a same, hf nwq, s25 tl3 r8 SOa Carter Ellen, seq, fl7 t!3 r7 160a Davis W & L, neq nwq, s31 tl3 r7 46a 39h... Havne^Peter heirs, neq seq, s25,tl3 r8 40a Jackson Jacob, nwq, s35 113 r8 160a same, hf swq, s35 tl3 r8 80a same, nwq neq, s35, tl3 r8 40a same, nwq seq, s35 tl3 r8 40a Jphii I J5, nwq swq, s6 tl3 r7 49 RinR Fred, efidswq neq, sl4 113 r8 16a Keys &Co, nwq swq, slO tl3 r8 40a. .. saaie, hf neq, s23 tl3 r8 80a saaie, seq nwq, s23 tlo rS 40a Lambert Wm heirs side send swq, s7 tlo r7 42a Miller Nifliolas, seq swq, s25 113 r8 40a Nance Joseph, neq neq, s23 113 r8 40a Rukes Lewis, tie cor, neq neq, s3 tl3 r8 20a Stewart Jane, "col," seq neq, s25 113 rS 40a sirae, side swq neq,s25 t!3 rS 25a Smiti Catherine, swq nwq. s31 tl3 r7 4Ga 40h... TurnSr Benjamin,e hfneq, s6 tl3 r7 SOa Thomas John L. side nerj nwq, s2 tl3 rS 20a« Unksown owners, lot 4 pt swq swq, sl4 tl3 r® 7a iame, mid pt nwq seq, sl4 tl3 rS Sa Willougliby Benj heirs, hfnwq,s32tl3 r7 SOa Young Spencer, end n®q seq, s29 113 r7 13a... same, swq neq,s29 tl3 r7 40

59 64 29 52 42 59 9 65 12 48 62 48 21 24 15 32 38 15 17 05 74 57 11 35 22 71 13 76 13 GO 13 76 12 48 12 17

540 480

600 200

40)

800

450 480 4 SO 440

000

300 215 4S0 780 300

Admins W heirs, swq seq, s28 t!3 rS 40a 600 Bartlett Thomas, side swq, si tl3 r9 39n 1 000 Cox James T, hf nwq, s20 tl3 rS SOa 1 200 same, sside hf nwq, s20 tl3 i'S 15a 225 same, in hf hf frac, s21 tl3 r9 7 50 Dejiny Sarah, nwq, si tl3 r9 160a 4 000 100 57 same, undivided 1-0 interest nwq seq, sll 113 r9 Ga same, undivided 1»G interest hf neq, sll tl3 r( 13a33h Daniels Wm T, W hf nwq, s4 tl3 r8 SOa Davis James B, seq scq,s9 tl3 r8 40a.....j .... .. Hedden C, near center neq, s35 tl3 r9 5a Lldster WW H,

side \v hf seq, s22 tl3 r& 9a...

Mack & Pierce, seq nvvq, sll tl3 r9 40a..... Markie Harriet, side seq, s2G tl3 r9 50tt. Parker Wm heirs, in nwq nwq, s4 tl3 r8 30a Ross Mary J, hf ehf swq, s5 tl3 rS 40a Ufikflown owners, swq hf frac, s2S 113 r9 40a

frac, sl4 tl 1 rl0 50a

Gray & Lee. se cor swq swq. sll til rlO 7a...... Goodwin L, in frac, sl2 til rlO 85a 64h same, raid pt seq new, sl2 til rlO 27a Havner Richard, seq neq, s2 tl2 rlO 40a Jackson Samuel, lot 7 in frac, s6 til r9 53a Jackson John heirs, eside seq frac, s31 12 i9 40a 200 54 -0 Jones Ilenrv C, in se(J tieq,s29 112 r9 20 210 5 74 Latshaw S K, on side, s20, tl2 r9 SOa 315 Lloyd Samuel, lot

frac s6 til

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6 09

20 10

22 13

15 07 34 71 30 16 5 03 1 24

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300. 440

200

FAVElTE TOWNSHIP, No. 11.

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1871. DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY. 1871.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

___ T» "i :,,i

",'S Tke Paper of tt« Ptple*

THE aims to be pre-eminently a iV«(M-Tribcjk pap«r.

Its cerrespendents traverao

presenton every important

battle-State,are field, early

advise^

ef eTery eo table

Cabinet decision, observe tho proceedings of Congress,of Legislatures,and of Conventions, and report to by all that seems of general ieterest-telegraph

We have paid for one

day'&momentous

advices from Europe by Ca

ble more than our entire reeeipts for the issue in which those advices reached our readers.

lavish outlay, unsleeping vijri-

lancevand unbounded faith in the liberality and discernment of the reading public, will enable u* to make a journal which no superior in the accuracy,ribes*,shallhassuch

variety and freshness

its- contents, Thk be a journal. To Agriculture and the subservient arts, we have devoted, and shall devote, more means and space than any of our rivals. We aim to make

TH*WtKfpersistently*soch

.tr

Th TaiBtrsic has been, is, and must be a Cealoas advocate of Protection to Home Industry. Regarding ibitual idleness as the greatest foe to human progress, the bane of human happiness, we seek to win our countrymen in masses from the ensnaring lures of speculation, nf Traffic, and of always overcrowded Professions, to the tranquil paths of Productive Industry. We would gladly deplete our over-crowded cities, where thousands vainly jostle and crowd in misguided quest of "Something to Do," to cover praicict and plains with colonics absorbed in Agriculture, Mechanics and Manufactures, and con stantly projecting Into tho blank, void wil derness the homes and the works of civili'ccl Man. Holding the Protection of Homo In-dustry-by discriminating duties on imported Wtircs nnd Fahrics essential to the rapid, beneficent diffusion of Produetton in all its phages and departments, and so to the instruction of onr people in all the gainful arts of Peace, waurce our countrymen to adhere to and uphold that policy in undonbting faith that the true interest, not of a class or a section, but of each section and every useful class, is thereby subserved and promoted. sell TIM WEEKLY to Clubs for less than its value in dwellings for waste paper and, though its subscription is already very large, wc believe that a Half Million more farmers will take it'whenever ft shall bo commended tfi their attention. We ask our friends everywhere to aid us in commending it.

Ilalf Morocco

$4.

if possible. Whore neither of these

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letter.

Terms Cash in Advanec.

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DRUGS.

Dculcrs in

DRUGS,

CHEMICALS, PAINTS,

ess,Oils,Vartiishes,fi

Perfumery

8 51

100 100

OTTEK CKEEK TOWNSHIP, No. 10.

2 83 2 83

940 ISO 400

2G 6$ 5 09 11 35

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Sl'ltES, TWINES,Sl'OMii-S,

1 87

3 S8

155

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13 39 16 43 1 24 3 39 3 75 58 55 9 02 11 04 5 02

400 50 75. 150

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Sidney John, Sandford, in-lot 13 Unknown owners, Tecumseh, lots 1, 4, 7. 9. 10, 13, 10, IS, 30, 28, 29, 23, 22. 47, 41, 42,19,..

170

SUGAIl CREEK TOWNSHIP, No. 12

Bennett James heirs, in nw frac s30 tl2 i9 31a 40h 1 Calhoun B, in seq nwq, sl4 tl2 rlO 9a Conrad Simon, seq seq, s4 til rlO 40a Comstock John W, hf swq, si til rlO 80a same, swq swq, si til rlO 40a same, nhf seq. si til rlO SOa same hf se frac fl til rlO 53a 05h Doughlass W, send

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E II AT IT A IS N

Philadelphia is the great O E S I W O O E

SHEBLli & EOOD,

Wool Co«imi»*l»" Mfr.-Jiaiits. ,\o. 0 Soutb trout Street, I'liilaileliiliia.

SACK!5 furnished shippers free of charge, Correspondence with wool prowoi solu itcd Information in regard to the market cheer- 1 fully furnished at all times.

Particular attention paid to handling farm

er'«

clips sent direct. maf-wly 1

AND SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue an order of the Vigo County Common Fleas Court, the undesigned. Executor of tho es Utcof Xancy t'. lless. »ill sell at private sale at his office in Terre Haute, in Vigo county,^ in tlie State of Indian", on Saturday, the 4th day of February, 1871, the following real... estate in said county and state, to wn

Ihc west hall «f the southwest quarter ot section twenty-nine (29) and two acres and a ha'f o£f of the east side of the southeast quarter of section thirty (X)), all in township eleven (11) north of range nine (9) west and if the same is not sold at private sale by that time. I will offer said real estate for sale at auction at tho Court House door in I" Haute, in said county and State, on said 4ih day of Februaryil871, between the hours ol 10 o'clock »-m ana 4 p-m.

Tin**:—One-third cash, the residue in equal payments of twelve and eighteen months, with notes at interest, waiving benefit of appraisment and secured by good freehold suretiesjl w4w SAMDEL R0\SE, Ewcntor.

VtOTICE. —ly wife, Emma noldaway, 1]N having left my bed and board, without just cause or provocation, I hereby warn all persons from harboring or crediting her on my account. WILLIAM I!0LI)AWAY. jan5-d]t-w3t

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rplIE Winter Term of this attractive and flourishing Institution will cominonce

DECEMBER Htli, IS70,

clock, and continuo tbirtocn

weeks.o'Classes will bo funned iu Orthography,

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aid

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UITION.

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MAUlilAOIi GUIDE.

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Street those about to be married, both mule and fe uialo. in everything concerning tbc physiol

and relations of our sexual system, and the production and prevention of olfrprintr, including all tlio n=vr discoveries never befor#

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Address IM(.'\VM. ^Ol'NG, No, 420 Spruce

GRALN ORSLL.

1.\

JONE^ cc JON his

11 it ve tl.v

(Kuhn, theeieC l.rnteDril lluventor tdm* and best.)

.1 I'orcr I I

Drill,

It will sow any kind oft quantity desired.

v.'.

grain, and in a

In other force feed drills to change the fced\ you remove one cog wheel and put in another^ and the cog wheels are loose and liable to be ost. In the

FARMERS' FRIEND DRILL

The wheels are all fastened to the drill, an the feed is changed by limply momna a iMAlever—it is done in

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FA UM I:US' F1U I

GRAIN DRLIL!

O/trrate-D

IKJ S/TIR

Gearing.

No Loose Cog Wheels Abo ui It ImpoRslltle to Choke It—The Feed Changed la One Second—tt ill How Any Kind of iral» or Seed. Whether Clean or Foul.

The grain is distribited by means of small double spiral feed wheels working in cups un* der the hopper these wheels carry the grain npicartU to a discharge opening in the cup and force it out, and with it/ore* vvtitraio and other obntrnctionn. It is utterly impossible to choke it, and as evidence of this fact the wheat we have in our sample mnchine is halt ehalf. and by turning the wheel it is carried through as well as clean wjieat.