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THE BETTER CURRENCY.


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each succeeding volume, to forward to such OF
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bill Of their dclnquencies. However, we hope
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the payment Of subscriptions before the first of
January. We know that it Is nothing bat neg
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is SO small that it might be liquidated at almost
any time, If thought Of Since tho enlargement
Of our sheet, expenses at least doublc what
they were in the publication Of the former size,
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He lusks in every tower,
Each season has its dissaM,
IL pssils every houf"
Departed this life on Tuesday lase, a . pro
tr.cted fever, Mn. LArnA MsGooxrS, ~oosoet Of
Mr. wm M'Gookin Of this place, leaving to the
care Of the disccnsolatc fathcr, infant daugh-
ter.
The subjec. Of this notice, as a sister and
daughter, was all the relation rcqaircd--as
wife. affectiona,c and kind, and as a friend, ar
den. and sincere. She possessed hnc naeoeaa en-
dowmen,s, and by assidoous application obtained
a refined EDUCATION. The bcnevolcfi; affections
of her heart were exceeded by none. In her
Iea tn, the poor have lost friend, as the grateful
hearts of some Of our most humble citizens viii
bear witness To commemorate the virtues o!
the dead is a duty we owe not only to them, eu
TO the iivins-and this can only do by record
ing the amiabc qualities Of those who have de-
sccndcd 10 the tomb, not only an example to
those who survive, but rs qualification to The
friends and relatives OF departed worth. II the
friends Of the deceased mourn, it is not without
hope: for they arc only separated for a time by
the relentless hand of death, TO DC united again
ia those regions Of unailoycd felicity, the anima-
ting hope Of this lie and the glorious promise oil
the next.
.Fraii leaves that quver iae sprays,
Like nourisnes. like them decays
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uNgCHMOND IYCEU M...A AT the meeting On iuas-
IL day evening last. she weigh; Of arSumeni upoa sas
" We. y, as decided 10 be side Of The attr7a0-
re Upon question being submitted to the D"
its me it's the negatire pre.ailed by Ho's ct TO D.
The question adopted for discussion Oh Tuesday evening
Uo,.ld the annexation Of Teras to the United S:a,s'
at The present be good ocy ard eo"duee 70 me
.sperpetuty Of our free Institutional
The regua. disPitants are as ioioNs'-
M.s.rs John c. KiBBY, SULLIVAN.
\ n On E. GROVER, DUNCAN, and J. W.
Rv order LYxpr ELLIOTT, See'y.
Richmond. Oct. Is, 1887.
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New ORLrANs.-By this mornings Express
Mail we have slips from the Offices of the Louis
lana Advertiser. Commercial Bulletin, Picayunc
and True American, to Tuesday last, the 18th
instant. We abbrcv late the items of Importance
YELLOW FEvER.-This epidemic continued, not
only with unmitigated, but increased ravages.
Hundreds Of emigrants, within few days Previ-
Gus to our dates, had been conveyed to the
swamp The Picayunc says, that the ''mortaiity
and sickness at the Hospital. may be said TO nc
dreadful and although the weather is represent
cd to be very hnc, the atmosphere Is nlIed with
disease and death.
THE MARKErs.-The Commercial Bulletin of
the 18th, quotes the following as the ruling Pri-
ccs for the articles named:
SucAR.-Prmc. "a to 7 inferior, 81 to cents;
moderate demand.
Moi AssEs.-On Levee, 25 26 cents; ON plan
tation, 20 q cents per gallon.
PoRk.-Quotations merely nominal
BAcoN-Hams, lOi II cents; for canvassed,
III al2.
LARD-lO IL cents.
FLouR-SS. 0O-sales.
wnrsxEy.-Rcctifed,4 40 a AZ cents; common
IS cents-smal supply.
The poorer classes Of Jews, at Rome had fallen
victims to the Cholera in large numbers. The
Pope had sold S2j, 900 worth Of furniture, and
contributed the money to the relief Of the poor.
The committee for revising the Constitution
Of Penn sylvania re-assembled at Harrisburg to-
day Two vacancies, which have occurred do
ring the recess, were to have been supplied by
new choice at the general election on Tuesday
last 1t is said, that the result will not change
the political character Of the Cow ention. which
will remain conserva,ive.-fL Louisville Jour-
DrREcr SHIrxExT or CorroN FROM Texas TO
ErRorE.-We are informed, fr,m credible
source, that Messrs. McKinny & Williams, OF
Qu,utana. Bsassors, intend this winter making
shipments Of Cotton to Europe direct The a.
mount to be shipped from Matagorda Bay, we
should think, would warrant our merchants IN
making similar arrangements.-Massgorda Tex
as Bulletin
SUSPECTED MuRDeR.-The city Of Chicago,
Illinois, We learn, was thrown into great excite
ment on the oath ult. by the discovery that a
Young lady had been seduced by her brother-in-
law. a man named Jenkins, abortion effected, IN
der which she persisted, and the body carried to
Michigan CITY, distance Of half days sail, for
interment. Suspicioo having been excited, the
remains were disinterred, and arsenic found IN
the stomach.-The physician who attended her,
a. we'll as her sister, Mrs jenkins, left the place
legal investigation is proceeding in regard to
the melancholy affair. The parties have been
heretofore very respectable, and members Of see
Methodist church.
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room where the Sergeant-at-Armsw was paying the
member, when he heard the member from VIZ
ginia from the Richmond District, (Mr. Robertson)
apply to that officer to know in what kind Of cur
rency he intended to pay him. Mr. Dorsey OBJ
served that he could pay him IN specie, and asked
him what kind Of mJ0ey be wanted. Mr.. Rob
ertson stated that be wished Virginia paper. Mr..
Dorsey said he had not got Virginia paper, but
would try and get il Co him. One Of Mr.. HIS.
colleagues, staining by, said If Mr.. Dorsey would
give him specie for fifty dollars Of the L. States
Bank paper, perhaps these notes would suit Mr..
Rs. convenience. Mr.. Robertson said he would
not take the notes Of the United States Bank, but
would much prefer Virginia bank paper to it,
II SENATE, Monday, October l6, 1887.
Mr.. NOrvcl presented memorial; which was
ordered 10 lie on the table.
MIR. Linn offered a resolution which was agreed
TO, calling the President to furnish (n not in
compatible with the public intcrcst) at an early
period Of the next session, any correspondence
that may have taken place between this Govern
mcnt and foreign powers in relation to our terri
tory west oc the Rocky Mountains.
A message received from the House Of Rep
resenativcs stating its concurrence in the amend
ment Of the Senate 20 the bill extending the in
diligence Of the late dcpositc banks.
Mr.. NOrvel then moved that the Chair appoint
committee on the part Of the House to wait ON
the President, and ask if he had any further bu-
sincss.
Messrs. Norycl and Clay Of Alabam1 were aP-
pointed 10 meet the committee on the part OF the
House; when, after "a few moments,
Mr.. NOrvcl announced that the committees had
waited the President, and bccn informed that
nc had further business, and wishing them all
happiness, and a safe return TO their homes.
On motion Of Mr.. Niles,
The Senate then adj burned till the first Monday
in December.
IIousE Monday, October Is.
Pursuant to order adopted Saturday night
The House assembled at eight o'clock, a. IN.
DEPOsrrE BANKS.
The amendment Of the Semitic to the bill for
adjusting the remaining claims of the dcpos'te
banks was the first business IN order, the qucs-
ton being on concurring therein.
Mr. Adams went into argument OF some
length against the bill.
Mr.. Lincoln moved to lay it on the Table:
lost.
Mr. Cambrelcng moved the previous question
which was seconded, and the main question or
dcrcd, put, and carricd-veas lOG, nays 10
So the amendment was cOncurrcd m
This amendment was to the effect declaring
that the default referred 10 il the bill, shall be un
dcrstOod to be n failure Of Of the dcposiie
banks to paw the drafts of the Treasury; and that
such bank be charged six per Ccntum per an
mum interest on such drafts foz the time Of the
default.
Mcssrs, Robertson, Lewis and Palmer several
Nv laid amendments on the table for consideration
next session, to the divorce bank bill.
The customary rcsoIutioRS II cRRasSed between
the two Houses, and orS1ho,ion,
Tn: House adj B1rncd, at ten o'clock, a. m. till
the first Nr1nsiay in December next
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- TILL eqnsnues keep sxtsnslve sa0t4 - 0em,
- enes, fAiasa, Oils, Dye SsA1a> aad 6aaey ososen
wholesale aad resaii On tbs n.ose favorable saslA
As il procure ADD kssp IL bas4 0fovosY
saax IN iospastieulazy sas~hieA i saksa Sse
ieiac-fan3 it IS iasseA a ecanniy pse14sD -
o,ss, ,haa sns bss) - 6attss hsd has ~ aAvaaAUD
ana sxpsrss0es, eaahlss hia - do jussice As
bosh 10 s quality p.icesT0ssSaes eoa66sssiy se
its the patronage Of the puoic
HI. dwelling is in OF. ead sscsns he
persons may served with msaiene hess -
aixh.. Who uaabe for modiciaos -
of s.ckasss ii their family-.arnisAsa 6refss
ALSl-A small s-ck Of family Srocs,iss-sueh sss
Lui,s W ars AID Liquors fsfnesyS
&c. sc. fos sale ea.,p.Ca tbs Dsus Sssss u lsvte
Reed, Main ssss<s, Richmond indiaaA.
Riehnohd. Ostns,r u. lcy7. N0
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Srexs-Thc Ner York Times, an efficient and
popular Van Buren, paper, Published in the CITY
Of New York has been discontinued for the want
Of patronage. Its Loco Focoism was too ques-
tionable to be supported by the Executive.
The ~ Y. Plaisdcaler, also a Van Buren, pa
oer. IN. been discontinued or account of"pecuni-
arv embarrsssments-"
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IN Gags Pack pepper. sound ready for he ,abs,
e/O cheap th.t .ound-G.aeer. Alspee, Cloves,
>innamoa. Mace, Nutnssx. Raisns. Psunss and Tame-
rin1s Madde Alum, lndgo. 0oppeIas L0Swood Fussies
Nicaraguav God, Nitroi. Arraso, Window Glass and
pu,y-Lai.p oil sad every thing requisite for
in the line of n,sn's business
Fo sale cheap 10. ash by IRWIN REED, Dfagsin aad
Apothecary, Richmo I'd Iaiiana.
Richmont. (,csnber p. lc2f. u IT
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MAMMOTH FRUIT.

RICHMONDs THE FIELD AGAlN.-lac irOrld
were yesterday presented with a
basket of fruit BY Cornelius Ratliff, which ex-
cccds any VIC have ever seen. Three Of the APP
pies weigh in an aggregate Ib- % or. They
arc Wig Conservative ''bis Mossser PiPpi"s.
They arc real monopolics, and host within them
selves And as to the ''Buiscr Pears" they were
the hes. we have ever eaten.
Mr.. Ratliff has perhaps as good selection OF
trees in his nursery can be found IN the United
States. aud is in the receipt Of every new variety
imported to, or cultivated in, the principal gardens
Of New York. He is now prepared to furnish al
most anv amount Of trees, and variety OF sixty
different kinds OF apples, and as great a variety
Of pears Persons wishing to plant out young
orchards can be furnished with regular success
sion Of trees, the fruit Of which riPcn from early
harvest until late in the fall;
ON WAYNE NEVER Ben-en.-A mammoth
Beet, weighing TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS may
be seen at our office. 1t was cultivated BY James
Boninc, mile south Of this place, and present
ed to US BY Mr.. John Talbot. 1t is Of the French
sugar species. and uncommonly solid. As to its
favor, &c. We can tell better, after We and our
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The following letter from Mr.. Rariden vas nc,
received until efier our last paper was published
WASHINGTON, Der. IA, 1887.
Genflenen:
Oar labors coming nearly to 4 close. tahe
this occasion to convey to my constituents the
result Of that labor. ] cannot boast Of any act
that will tend greatly to ameliorate the present
pecuniary endorsements Of the country. and
SONS. l fear, will tend rather 70 heighten than
diminish them. The act to postpone the lth in
stalment Of the surplus revenue till January,
1889, met almost uniforn opposition from the
west, but was carried by considerable maj ority
The effect Of this act is somewhat amcliorated by
the passage of another act giving time TO the
Depos,c Banks to meet their engagements with
the government, the effect Of which will he to
mike the reduction of the circulating medium less
abrupt than it would otherwise have been
Those two acts and the act TO authorize the is
sue Of ten millions Of treasury notes. and the one
to postpone the collection Of the government
dues on custom house bonds, are the only ones
of general concern that have met the sanction OF
Congress.
The Sni-Trcasury scheme (as it is calleo) was
this day laid on the table by a majority OF i''
where it will in all probability remain, III al
least the rc-assemblng of Congress
1t is not important that ! should g i've my views
anew on these measures of general interest;
suffice it to say, was opposed to the postpone
ment Of the 4,h instalmcnt of the surplus rcvc-
nue. for reasons which, in part, have been gwen
to the public.
Isupported the bill to give time to the state de-
postc banks to pay their debt to the government
and was disposed to extend that timo as long as
possible, and voted for laying the Sub-Treasury
bill on the table.
There were features in that bill exceedingly
rcnupnant to nv notions ofsound policy, and came
we'll nigh. in nv mind, uniting the sword and the
purse in the same hands.
rsup,orted the bill to authorize the issue OF ten
millions Of Treasury notes, because the govern
ment could not have got on in credit without 'hat
amount; aud had the gov ernmcnt been dr'ven 10
the use of its other resources the repositories IN
T.. gss 1. .eala he M"
been the first resorted to, and the result of that
would have been to drive those state institutions
TO press their debtors AMI through them to drive
on the process Of collection through all the ave-
nues of society where the relation OF debtor and
creditor existed. This would have utimatcd in
more embarrassment than is now complained OF
whereas the provision contemplated by the ennis
sion of Treasury notes would. II is thought, have
both increased the quantity and improved the
quality Of the circulating medium. Such was my
opinion, and upon that had to act, and did act,
whilst regretted that the great mass Of those
with, whom l in general act, viewed it in a wholly
different point of view and gave different drec-
ton to their votes. Time will disclose who was
in the right. We adjourn Monday morning
Very respectfully yours. SC.
JAMES RARIDEN.
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uVxECJJTOR,S NOTICE.-The undersigned having
,akc on, of III. Wavnc Probate Court letters tssta
cH,,rv ON the estate of Henry Rue. deceased late OF
Wavne coun,y Indiana reques, all those Indebted % sao
es.,o m make payment, aad all those having
n,,cs, the same 20 pesens legally au,hentea-
I'd To- s.,,men, within one year from this date The
.e., :: &c., ISAAC BONNIE, EXT.
10Th mo. 2sth, 1887. REbfCS-N hNI- h-N
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TnPEcAxoE BATTLE GnoCHD.--Gov. Noble
has ordered post and plank fence, seven feet
high, to be made around about two acres Of this
memorable battlefield. including the point on
which the attack was madc--,hc most fatal
conflict maintained. aud the present graveyard.
W. F. REYNOLDS, Esq. Of Lafayette, has been aP.-
pointed to superintend the WORK, which is to Be
paid for, out Of the contingen. funds Of the Gov
ernor. 1t will be rccolIcctcd that proposition
was introduced into the Legislature few years
sincc to purchase the ground on which the battle
Of Tippccanoe was fought; but MIR: Upton, the
proprietor, with spirit cOmmeadable for patriot
ISM gave it to the state Of Indiana, with the ex-
pcctation that her citizens would erect thereon a
monument to the memory Of those brave spirits
who fought and died maintaining our rights upon
this sacred spot. If it is ever conmendaoic 70
erect monuments of stone or brass to the mo'nory
OF heroic men, surely a Davicss, Spencer. ana
a Warrck deserve ono towering TO the skies IL
has been proposed that the should appropriate
money from the public treasury to erect suitable
memorial TO their names; but think that the
means should be the voluntary contributions Of
those who duly appreciate the services rendered
battle was the most decisive one fought on the
north-wc stcrn frontier. None struck deeper :er-
ror to the hearts of the savage foe, than did the
determined courage Of those who fought and a.
chicvcd this hard earned and dear bought victory
The Indians dispersed in every direction, feeling
that it was useless for them to contend against
the white men, and many Of them determining
TO bury forcv er tho tomaha wk and scaiping knife
The intrepid bravery and martial skill display
cd by the comma nding officer, W. II. Harrison, de-
serves tic gratitude Of every citizen of Indiana
Then contribute, literally, to build up a monu-
ncnt worthy Of Young and rising state, that
our children NAV IN after time know the spot
whcrcon the ''lnidnight fight" was iought-wherc
some Of Indiana and Kentucky's bravest sons Iic
buried, and where Gen. Harrison won immortal
fame.
PoLrrrcAL BEACox-Wc have received num-
Der Of this paper, which succeeds the late Indiana
Palladium Of Lawrenceburgh. 1t is edited with
considerable spirit by Milton Gregg, Esq. who
wos Mt one time editor Of the Indiana Palladium.
We thank Mr. Gregg for changing the title of his
paper.
We have also received the frs. No. 81 i. iihe In
diana Farmer and Stock Register, published in
Indianapolis by Messrs. Osborne s. Chamberlain
1t can be seen by those who wish to patronizc an
agricultural paper.
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lLEAsE TO TAKE NOTlCE...Thosc indebted 10
the Ia. Re firm of WILLIAMS 4 WIGGINs, will find their
NorEs and ACCOUNTS in the hand. ID. p. wIGGINS 4
SONS, until the December; and. after that time,
they will be found a for coec-
ton.
Richmond, Oct, %, 1887 42n
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CorNcrDENcE.-Thc proclamation issued by
Martin Van Buren,. calling Congress together at
the extra session. is word for word the same, as
the proclamation Of Thomas jefferson. convenIng
an extra session in 1907. What plagarist 1hos.
jefferson was
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HNrRu.I6. SALE...Wi be sold on Secondary (Mos-
davl the 18Th of the Tenth mo. (November) next, a
,on Of the personal of Henry Rue, decd NJ has
consisting of Horses Cattle, Sheep, Hog, one road
Wagon one Carriage Corn in the ed, g,sh:;
VII III Naf;ss; 81 -ooc.ler
Tesns-A credit twelve months wi'l be given by the
purchaser giving no,a approved security sa'e /"
10 O'Clock OIL said day; wnea aus a''ehuee
will be given by lSAAC bo-Na.rr' !, .'~e'"'o.'
n b. They also wish to sell. a; private sale. FAKM
cont, oi,, eighty acres which there excelienl
GRIST and SAW MILL; for further particulars inquire
n nbovo.
lOsh mo. 25th, 1887. 43;Ss
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N1OTICE...The undersigned having lately removed 70
this place. be cs leave the citizens of Rich
vicinity he intends pursuing his occupation
as a HOUSE CARPENTER and BUILDER; he feels
himself fully fmens Of any contract he
line of his profession. and hopes by
strict attention business tine public
SAMUEL BATTERSBY.
Richmond, Oct. %, 1887. 4aHf
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NTUi Dc sold az public sale seecad day (Noaday)
dwelling OF Mary Morrow, widow oil john Morrow doed.,
miles y. E. OF Richmond. Wayne county lindSaas. ~
residue OF psrsaahc hsosne 90 she Essass
said Joha Morrow dcceased CONSISTING q horses ease
aox> sheep, and farming u,enss hosehold and
kischen ini,ag., &c. &c Sale commence "a IN a..
.,ocx. Ts.sns made kaown the day Of sale.
JOSEPH MORROW, Eyer~k.r
MARY MORROW, Exerutnr
Richmond, lo.A 2lss., 1887. ll-ass
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GJ-Thc Honorablcs DANIEL WEBSTER, w. c.
RlvEs and JAMES RARrDEx, have our thanks for
the Documents they forwarded during the late
session of Congress.
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CrRAYED on STOLEN, hOsn fne Stable OF The
ron rev HORSE; faee one hind 100; Wits, small
nn on ;s saoulde. old last spring, Roman
r -. -. r,eoiiecsed liberal reward will be
-; =. .,v o,e ~so viii him, give info.E1a
49, - ~ De fosai. If stolen reward will be given
fur the thief - A->AA w HHH-AHD'
Creoter 5iss 1885, 4I-3~
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PNR.lE q SCELIV AN9
Attorneys and Councillors ~ Law.
lanes PERRY keeps his ONCE at Liberty, Union co.
ID and T. : SULLIVAN at RICHMOND, WAYNE county,
Indiana of which places business, entrusted
them the line of their professo
will be thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
II q. Sullivan has just received ;be appointment
- of NOTARY PUBLIC, at this place; and as such'
athorze depoon- acknow Judgments Oh deeds,
mo-,v.ge. Nr He will q. ali times attend promptly to
anv of hs duties drawing instruments OF waits IN
corrcc, manner when called upon
oTrOOfee on Main street. four doors East o. D'e fas
Office. .,<
Richmond, Ind, Oc:. 2s,h 1897. 90"
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do Pa iE,0iEinOWAES
N1OTARY PUBLIC; Richmond, anAiana...
Having received the appointment Of NOTARY rUHLie
IS now prepared tho Acknowledgements of deeds OF
conveyance mortgages, &C. &c.
Oct 18th, 1887 4Zu
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Office Of The Board Of kUEevnGi Improvement,
at Fort Wayne, .1ug. ~, 1887.
TIE undersigned will offer for sale the Canal
Fo Wayne, 4th day Of October next, following
ans reserved by the Board If Commissioners Of the Wa
Esic CANAL, viz: = N. r. and IL. N. W. qrs.
10, Town - of Range 3 w. s. fraction Do a. 2
See. 81, -, :. f. E. - W. o. 5, "a, ,, f. w.
or 10 ~. B. T.. n w. Or and r. - W. qrs. g. -, E.
r.. w Or "a. as.7,E. Eh. Is, as, !, z W.
IF. N. F.. and F. qrs H. q, 3. z = 6, Is, 2e,
r. Or f. N w. Dr. 81 2e9 r. $. w. ar. ~, ~, 10
s f. Or Is, 20, 10. n. E. $. +. s. w qs u, ., 10
fir. n w. And $ w 81 -, 10, fractional ssesioa
a. -. TO- W n. T.. and f. half ". w. Or ~ -, II,
Sec,os H. 81, H. E. W. half $. r. and f. halls w qr.
"a, 81, IL, F.. ~ r. and s. f. qrs 90 81, IL f. f. half
s. f. Or 10, 81 Is, ReservinS however much viii
necessary for hydraulic at lock sites ON sai1
canal.
large portion Ia 1ds selected in 1880, and
here,,,ore i,hhed from IL thought
sary thing reference them, il 10 be pre-
having examined them; Of the lots within mile Of
Iganspot, adjoining the Towns of Lagro and Hum:
ingto,, ana three Fort Wayne all q
which are the Wabash aed Erie Canal.
They will sold under provisions of entitled
ac, providing construct the portion of the
sn aad Eric Canal" approved jan 80 1881. except
,at prevor. 70 sale esch will be valued and .
cr fixed will DO sold for less price shan 6vo
dollar. per acre. SAM'L- LEWIS, Cont