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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE
 WAR.

7Ns Issssmsny cfs braue soidier.-Th charge repeated on every occasion, that the whigs have sought to embsrrass the
 operations of our army In Mexico, receiv.
 ed signal rebuks from Mai. John P. l Gaines, who has just returned from a
 long captivity in Mexico. He reaehed
 his home in Coving.oR. Ksntncky, on tho
 23d ult., and met with an enthusiastic
 ccp.ion. The CinciRnati Atlas gives
 the following sketch of hiA speech on the
 that occasion;
 sHe said very little in regard to rolti- cal matters: but that little was tull of meaning. In regard to the war. he rec
 avowed the cpiRion declared ny him
 before he ioincd the army; and he now added that the administration were quite
 as censurable for the manner efiis pros> Gcutlon as for its origin. Tbs army he suffered for want of provisions, munitions and men, tho means 0f furnishing all which had been placed tn the hands ot the PresipeRt by C0ngress Not only | had the gallant soldiers suffered great privntions owiag to this dertliction of the Exec utive. but the war had been ae> iuallv prolonged aad rendered much | more bloody and disastrous than it would | otherwise have heen. Had tho President ] employed the means at his disposal tn
 re-rntOrcing General Scott, the city OE Mexico would have besn captured earli- CT, and in his opinion. with far less loss !, of l,fe than that actually incurred from the inefficirncy of the administration. In these opiaions respecting the failure Of the Executive to furnish provisions munitions and men to the army, and the } mnurnful reaults of such efficiency, Maj. Gain-s said every man in tho army whatever h;s political predilictions, en- phalically concurred with him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
LitchGNld County.

Services of the Clerical and Missionar. Association were holden iA Trinity Church, North6eld, on Friday, Jan., l4th.
 The number of Clergy present was six. Morning service was read by the Rev. Mr. Ogden, and an appropriate sermon preach cd by the Rev. Mir Bronson. Evening ser vice was read by the Rector, followed by able and pungent addresses, in behalf of the Missionary enterprise, by the Rev'ds. Fris- bie. Watson and Clark. The Missionary spirit was happily developed in the very liberal contribution of the audience.
 | D. BERRY,
 Reessr Trinity C6ureh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
CDlGrTUNHnAFnDNn
Fer the EnQuiIsr. l CONNECTICUT SCHOOL MANUEL.

Permit me, Mr EiiINr, through your eel. uUnns, to call the atIentiOn Ofthe public veuer> ally. and OG the Teachers of our Sch~ols in particular, to this publication, which the Ii tends of education ere sndeavou ing to sustain in our State.
 Most of your readers have probably seen the work in question, hence a particular deScrip- tion of it, is not Beeessary. It is sufficient to ohserve that it is pamphlet. issued monthly each number containing at least 24 pages, at the low rate of 30 cents per annum.
 Its Editor is that indefatiyable friqrd and a> hle supporter of the Common Schosl intelests ,n our State, Rev. M Richardson, who is coun. tenanced aud aided in this enterprise by the earnest endeavors cfour State Superintendent, and of several other gentlemen of high stand ing.
 The2 Manual is designed particularly tor Teachers, and it ought to be in the hands of every individual in our State, who belongs to this useful and honorable profession.
 It is likewise well fitted to engage the ate tsntion of all m our community who desire the greatest prosperity of our Schools. All are aware that much has been done of late. to aid our Teachers in preparing them. selves for their responsible work. and, hence, no hesitation is felt in calling upoa them to render assistance in supporting the Manuel. The writer has no Pecuniary interest in the Manual, and w:l! receive nothing tor his servi- ces in endeavoring te sustain its circulation !, nevertheless. he will be happy to forward sub- seriptions for it .as he will do anything in his power to promote the weliare1of our Schools. JoHN'F. NORTON, Milton, Jan. 22d. ls4e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
IaNGEyrTY NMTtNFYElN.

We give below list of persons nOw re- siding in the Town Of Litch6e'd who arr SEVENTY YEARS OLD and upwards The lis, numbers l7Ai-6S males and lO5 females. Can any iowa in the Sraie, fur" nish as long a IiSI in proportion ? we doubt it. The dwelIers on the hills Of "o SHEEN boast of moIe salubriOus a'm"sPneEe but facts and figures will show her 'o ~ quite in the iurch On the score Of i9"seV''y'
 There are doubtless others in tow" "n''se names deserve a place in the list: u so' we should be glad to receive them tDr future qualification. It is mot improbable that the ages may in some instances be slightly in> ctrrect, although, SD :ar as practicable, the recurds Ur the persons themselves have been consulted, aud ,he entire list has been su6> mitted to the inspection and revision sfthat univ"isal chrOnicIer, lhe " oldest inhaOi-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
Havec by Measie. t,n .lerieo-The Pat

Hauec by Measles tsn 1lerieo Pat terson (N. J. Intelligencer mentions, on the authority of private letter ffsm Msxi- CD. that the measles are raging to frieh'-- ful extent among the children at Zacatecas and Durango. Asingular peculiarity ofths disease is, that it is accompanied with se- were vomiting and the bloody Aux About foni thousand children are supposed to ohave died in the city of Zaea,ecas, and about :Ae same number at Durango
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
Correspondence of the Enquirer. BENTON AND CLAY IN A NEW
 POINT OF VIEW.
Washington, Jan. l7.

Col. Bsnten's daughter Sarah, was mars ried yesterday to MT Jacob, of Louisville. Miss Jacob, his sister, was (previously) married to son of Mir Clay. Col Taylor, brother of the Geaeral, is related to the Jacob family.
 Benton and Clay are remotely related by marriage. Mrs Clay was Hart, and Ben- tons Christian name is ThoMas Hart. named after that family.
 At the wedding yesterday, were. among others, Mr Cki.tsnden. Johnson of Louis> jana. and Mr Vinton. The President and his family were not the'e, nor any head of the Department, hut Mir Buchanan, tAs bachelor.
 Who do you think led the bride ts the refrsshnens room Henry Clay. of Ksn- lucky! e+..
 You are, of course, aware of the former coolness, or variance; between Benton and Clay: but there is an amnesty, . new bond. Clay's son and Bentoh's daughter are ;rother>in law and sisler>iA-law, the one to the other.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27

AccIDENrs.-Mr Daniel Ferris. of Newx town, while driving . cart loaded with wood. last Wednesday. fell from it. and the xheel passed over him, causing instant death He vas about J5 years of age.
 A similar accident happened on the same day at Croton Falls. A MT Lewis. of Pough. keepsie, was walking by the side of . two horse loaded wagon. when one of the wheels came of by which the load Was upset and enc of the falling boxes struck his head. forcing it against a rock, and causing im$ meaiaie death.-DsnbAsy 1Emes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
NeWsnRper Postage.

The Legislature Uf Ohio has adapted, without disSeutient voice, a resolution res ques,ing the Delegation from that State in Congress>tO vote for an amendment to the Post Office Law, which shall permit aews> papers to go in the mails free of postage to any Post Once within thirty miles of the 0fice of publication.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27

Yaakes RCUeSs.-At the New England dinner at Washington, on the 23d ultimo, Judge Woodhury said: !
 At this moment an emigrant from the shores of the Winaipiseogee Lake in New Hampshire, holds high rank in the Navy of Russia. Another from the same State hes manufactured cannon for the Sublime Porte. h the dock yards and armories of Constantinople; and, within month. l parted with one of her hardy and in:slii> gent mechanics, on his way to Mexico, where he and his family had built cotton maauiAcsories, more than five hundred miles west of the capital of Moatezuma. on rivers that tumble into the Pacific. Ask 'who established shge gree, stage lines of that kingdom. and iyoa MiU 6ad that js was an, other emigrant' 'fFom the mehnksiNs of the Granite State, and that the eafriaaes which now run over the gr01Hd ayAsrs C0rtez marched to victory, were bmibt either on the banks of the MerrimAc og the Hudson
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27

Strange Fsefs.-An exchange paper says :-*it has long been known that tive rags of light may be 90 thrown on each other e to produce darkness. Prof Henry shOwed that two rays of heat might De @ combined e to produce cold. aa sThe qnadFaped remarks another. 'who stsrved whiie standing between two hay>stacks, has slways beea called an ass but, for aught We know, iheTe naay have been deep philosophy in his inaciion From Prof. HsnEy's aiseOyegy, we see the possibility o'a mAn's fseexipg between
 two het stoSes
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27

arLiterary Notices, linclsding Review oi the History of the United Stated. by our former fellow>tswnsman, EsBERT GUERNSEY. A. M..) are necessarily crowded ous this week.
 The communicati n of Fides. came too lase foF insertion this week.
 'The Clergy and the War Again. is in eype and will be published next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
What is to be done with Sea. scosts

It Is positively affirmed that Gen. Scott has been recalled from his p,'sition at the head of our Army In Mexico. What. says the Tribune, is the motive fer this ex.raor> dinary proceeding? Is it to be f0and i1 the fact that Scett won't write such letters and call for such measures as the President is beat on carrying oat? Does MT. Polk feel the necessity of having more compliant head of the army-one 10 whom wink win be as good as nod i
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
} 2 2 2
n,. COUNTY CONVENTION. -u

A WM,c CONVENTION will assemble at the Mansion House in Litchfield oa Tuss6ay the 22d day of February next. at 10 o'clock M. for the purpose of nominating candidate Ter she office oi SHERIFF, to be supported by the Whigs of the County at tAe Spring eaeceiOa- The whigs of the several 1owns sle request ed te elect delegates to said Convention, equal to double the number Gfthe Representatives tt which they are entitled in the Legislature.
 FRANCIS BACON. } County
 HENRY 3. GRAVES, Commit
 P ". MILLS, tee. Litehfeld Jan. 6, ls4a
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27

nfRobert Morris, Jr. q colcred man admitted to the Bar some time siace, made his appearancs in the Court OfCemmon Pleas. this morning, as eOaHcil ia . case about to be tried. The coancil opposed was Hon. J. C, Park BosE 1TaueiIer 2Iss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
SUICIDE OF DR. WELLS. [.

DR. HORACE WELLS. until recently dentist in Hartford, and the inventor of the application of ether to surgical operations, committed suicide m The Tombs,' ia New York city on Monday. He had been seat to prison on . charge ofthrow. ing vitriol upon the dresses ot females in Broad- way.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27

DELEGATES FROM NORFOLK.
 sENAToRIAL cow ENTIeN. Samuel D. Northway. Jeremiah Jehassn. Solomon Curtis, Wm. E. Curtis.
 COUNTY CONVENTION. Warren Cone, Wm. K. Peck. George Brown RebblMs Battsll.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27
GOSHEN.

.Mr. Ki.bos~n-In accordance VI tn a're' quest contained in the Enquirer week or tive since, l send you the names and ages of all persons over 80 years of age. now residing in the town of Goshen
 Sanuel Miles. 90 in August 1S47. Iulius Beach. 80 June l9, 1S46. Anna Wadhams s5 Nov. ls47. Alexander Norton s5
 Mrs Alex'r Norton e2
 Ruth Bunnell s2 April 1s4S. Asa Ives, 90 died onthe loth 'nst.
 Several of our oldest people have died with in the past year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27

WetmoTe, Mrs yOha W Wmsdrah. Mrs Satah ~
 Woodward, Dr. K, $. 6 Wordsworth, airSJOna. cO Waugh. James 0 Waugh, Mrs Elizabeth SA Ward. David ~ Way, 1'h0mas gu Vessels, Dr. Ashbel ~ Vessels, George B 73 Vessels, Mrs AShbel U Vessels. Mrs George B 76 Weeks, Ezra U Wheeler, Moses "A westOver, David U WickWire, Grant SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-01-27

Barney, Mrs John 90 Beach, Noah s4 Beach. Enos 55 Benton, Amos 70 Bshton, Ebenszer 79 Peatra, Mrs Ebenezsr 75 Birge. James. Esq eS BiTgs, Joseph 70 Bidwell. stephen S4 Bidweli. Mrs Stephen N Bishop, Deacon Ames 76 Bishop. Ms Jonathan a Bissell, Hiram H Bonney, Thomas sl Bradley. Dcnnis 72 Bradley, Mrs Joseph 76 BroOker, Samuel 72 Brown. Nathaniel 7S Biskesles. widow Samuel % Burgess, Ezra 70 Buel David n Buel. Miles 72 Buel, Mrs Miles 70 Buel, Obed 7S Buel, Captain Salmon 90 Bwel. Jonathan. Esq. 72 Bsel, William M D SD Buel, Mrs William 73 CleaverTobias e2 Ca.liA, Abel, M D v .Catlin. Mrs Levi W Curtis. Eliakim 73 Clark, Ebenszer 7S Clark, Mrs Ebsnezsr Fl Dewey, Ms Lydia "A DeWelr. Levi S2 Dudley. William eS Dudley, widow Chailes 72 y Dickinson. widow Oliver S5 Dennison, Mrs Chaunsey 80 Ensign, Isaac 1S Ensign, Mrs Isaac n Ensign. Mrs Samuel 71 Edwards. Mr. 7S Feet. Timoihy 75 Frisbie, Mrs F H 70 Goodwin, Esastus N Garritt, captain Daniel 73 Grisw old, Johathan E Griswold, Benjamin 72 Criswold. Mrs Benjamin N Griswold, >Asahel 70 Griswold, Mrs Asahsl " Grisweld, Mrs JOhn e0 Crannis, Thomas 7S Grannis, Mes Thrinas 72 Goodwin, Mrs Thomas 7S Harrissn, Ro.wcll "A Harrison, Mrs Ros~e elk So HALL. JoHN VI Hall. M.s JohA W Hall. Daniel VI Hammond. Dr Isaac sS Hotchkiss. Miss Lydia 73 Hotehkiss. Miss Mary n Jones, Rev Isaac " Johnson, Luther e1 Kilbourn, Jacob SD Kilbeurn, Mrs Jacob " Kilbourn, Levi 7S Kilbourn,. Mrs Levi 73 KilbourM, ,Mrs Whitman 70 Kiibour,.. Mss James 1O Little. David 1O Landon, John R (ex'sherin) o3 Landon. Mrs J.hn R s4 Lewis, OzIss. Esq W Lewis, Mrs Oziss VI Law, Bsnedict \ VI Loveland. Clark sl Lcveland. Mrs Clark 70 Lewis, Mrs Luke T5 HANSON, DANIEL S4 Marsh, Rev. Truman 50 Marsh. Mrs Truman 75 Marsh, solomon 7O Marsh. Daniel n Marsh, Aaron 52 Marsh, Ms Elisha T Mazuzes, Mark R MeNiel, John 75 Mason, Elisha SS Mason, Mrs Elisha S4 Moulthrop, solomon 72 Meul,hrop, William 75 MoulthIop, Mrs William "A Marvin, Samuel 7O Matthews, Robert 70 Moore, Joshua 77 Moss, Amos "A Murray, Hezekieh g Palmer, John U Palmer, Mrs Joha 70 Palmer, David 75 Palmer, Mrs David 72 Palmer, Mrs Chilian % Passons, Mrs Eliphas "A Parmelce, Mrs Lucy 75 Peck. Eliada 7S Perkins, Harvey n Perkins, Mrs AScsna 80 Pierce, Miss Sarah 50 Pierpon,. Mrs Sally Sl Potter Mrs Joe! S3 Potter, M' . Benjamin 8l Phelps, Mrs Benjamin 73 Riley. John c 79 Sanford, Asa ,Sl Sanford, Mrs Asa 7S Seymour. Osias, ex-sheriff72 Sherman, Jabez Sl Sherman, Mrs Jahez SO Stone, captaiA Harmon "A Stone. Mrs Noah 70 . Stone. Norman "A Smedlev. Frederick T5 Steel. Frederick "A Smith, Mrs Amos S3 Smith, Joh n Smith, Lum 72 Simmons, Job n, Stoddard. Enos, Esq. 70 Turner. Thoms e2 Treat. Ell H Vain, Benjamin 76 Vaill, Mrs. Benjamin 76 Ward, William "A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY Dec. %, lS4S.
The Speaker laid before the House communication from
Auditor If State relative canal land scip issued and
deemed previous transfer TO the trustees OF the Wabash
aud Erie canal
Petitions Memorials and Rsmonstrancss.
Mr. presented petition. which referred with
reading
On moi)n OF Mr. Parker, Of Allen, the rules sus-
pended and granted n;oduce OF the COM
appointed estimate the damages sustained IN
By Of the White Water canal referred
to committee claims
Reports from Standing Commuters.
By Mr. Harlan, bill regulate the duties of the county
If POsey c0unty-Iecommendins indefinite post
pOnement cOncuTTed in.
BY same q bill for relief Of Aaron Wheeler-recom-
mending passage; concurred in.
BY Mr. Winstaniey asking discharge from the eonsiders
ton Of that portion Of the Governors referred to
committee cOncuTIed H.
BY Mr. Parker OF Allen against the expedency Of eecting
township and COLLECTORS Of Pike county, referred 10
select committee
BY Mr. Johnson of Dearborn from the committee ,gii
culture against The expedency Of granting the Of
Of county, for the OF law to in-
prove The breed Il horses; concuried IN.
Rs Mr. Eamonston from the committee corporation,
against expeency Of Incorporating the Evansville and
Tetre Haute railroad company. and recommending the nde
finite pOstponement Of the bill for that purpose.
call for the ayes aud the qHeson OF con-
curIence, the House adjourned.
AFTERNOON
House met aud adjourned 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-26
indi;antpOiis and hseIIefOntajne K. n
NOIlCE TO ~ EaCEIIEERS.

he Of Directors following
"a amendments made BY laws, which believed
will give prompness the construction of the work. and
be satisfactory subscribers than regulations
they compensation money before the
stock viii yield dividend when subscribers their
stock III full, without taking the four years credit
First subscriber who has heretofore subscribed personal
stock either cash, ahor materials the
GLIDING what paid twenty dollars for each
subscribers either take the credit heretofore allowed
for four at their option cash in full OF twenty
dollars.
subscribers who have retained who shall
the of redemption lands redeem the
year from the the by paying
, eny share issued pom
Third Land subscribers may redeem paving the principal
without interest and subscribers of improved farming lands will
I he accountable for rents
lands who dissatisfied with
nal appraiseen may apply President within thirty
shall be informed the
appraisemcnt the
disntere the President and the shall
apprsIse it hai be appraised than the
apprascmen the subscriber shall the
pany they shall pay the expenses otherwise they shall be betrayed
by tia. SUBSCRIBER
Eh The Treasurer $50 com
that will the
which they sold interest of not exceeding per
upon fund pom the road constructed
who
the denomination Of hundred dollars they viii
be accessible 10 who shall Apply ~ time.
termination of the line this state has been
permanently fixed upon the Ohio line in Randolph county the
direct Winchester Indiana, Sidney and
The prospects company the
early day quite equal to the cherished an,cpaons
OF the Board .. H. SMITH, President.
December .. 53wis
journal and yoIkslat, Indpls will copy charge
Z r.. %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

UNE undergned Admns OF the Estaeo FIX Gov James
will Thursday lth day of January,
the Ray House the Court House tie city
indianapolis oer sale highest bidder all the personal
property Ray, deceased township
Marion County Indiana consisting of the 70 lowing articles to
Smoletts gland Johnons Di
Index, Russell
COW other articles OF personal property
longing estate following Thursday January
will offer sell the Residence Of NcCur-
township said County about nine piles north west
Indianapolis the following property belonging
estate ov: ] steer hcers. pillow, Terms sale
three dollars notes at months from date with appo
security any e from valuation
WM SULLIVAN,
dec H. l-is. J. Avis Administrator
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-26
lnoiana legislature.
REPORTED FOR THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, December %, 1913.

SENATE
SATURDAY, December %, 1913.
Reports OF Committees.
By Mr.. Hardin. against amending the law in relation
TO supervisors Of roads; concurred in.
BY Mr. Buckles, reporting back bill amending the law
relation bills of exceptions the l,h Judicial
cult with amendments Concurred in, the bill read third
time aud passed.
Mr. McCarty reported back the j,nt resolution in
iaton the independence Of Liberia recommending it's
recognition 10y the u States
On motion Of Mr. Marsh. the rules suspended the
resolution read a second and third time and passed 10y
unanimous vote.
Mr. Rousseau reported bill f,r the relief Of Martin
Fitzpatrick, read second time and referred.
Mr. Hardin reported back the bill incorporating the
Franklin and White River Turnpike and Trust company,
with amendments: concurred in.
Henry reported bull reducing the salaries
Of trustees Of the sbash aud Kre canal with amend
ments.
On motion the amendments were laid on the table
Mr. Orh proposed 10 amend by striking all after the
enactne clause. and inserting sections liking the salaries
of resident $1,000 and of the nonresident
trustees at 500 per annum and Disappearing Of the sal
aries allowed. &c. Carried. Ayes-3O. Noes-s.
The bill then read third time as amended and
passed.
Mr. Holloway offered resolution. that when the SEN
ate adjourned i. adjourn to meet Tuesday morn
ing; adopted.
Mr. Read introduced bill amendaory the act incor
poratng the Ohio and Indianapolis Rail Road company
and changing the title; referred.
Mr. Onh introduced till providing for the appointment
of commissioners IN the Of Morehead, Hall q Co;
read second time and referred
BY Mr. Randall, to Incorporate the Fort Wayne and
Bluffon turnpike company; referred.
Mr. Csssat introduced resolution resembling the reso-
luton passed at the calling upon the Gov
certain bills of last far relates
TO bill No 2l2; adopted
Mr. Huffs,eter introduced resolution requesting the
Librarian transmit to the Senate certain bill Of the
last session; adopted.
Senate adjourned.
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Dr. Osaoop's INDIAN CHoLAGocus-For OF Fever
and Ague. Chill Fever, Dumb intermittent Remttent
Fever Liver Complaint 4nndce Enlargement OF the Liver and
spleen, and all the various forms OF bilious diseases
following the Farmers
Hand Book valuable of about five hundred recent
published by Messrs Appleton Co New York In chapter
25 author speaking OF the Fever and Ague remarks
There is valuable medicine sold IN of the Western
Cities which conscenousy recommend Tor Fever ana
Ague and other bilious diseases the India Cholagogue
which DR. Osgool OF New York has made the
bilious OF West We
usually patent but ample
opportunity OF knowing the invaluable ELECTS OF the Choagoeue
in bilious cases.
speedy permanent afforded Choagogue,
and healthy action the flood cleansing
from bile ana restoring 10 purity thus striking at the root
which depends is equally adapedto all ages and
conditions OF tbs system.
T. Cay Counsellor Lar .4gents
CIsciSrATi, October IL, 1876.
Messrs Sanford Park La June last attacked with that
returned daily aud My physical
had been mnc impaired y previous attack OF bilious
fever Having tried iavoritc remedies without relief
whom had confidence OsSoods
da Chogogue procured io and follow cd the accompany
ING directions The consequence was that had but
health rapidly
restored without other medicine disposed the
remainder OF the bottle TO two other similarly and
with them had akins
months and rey cd by the Choagogue
consider my duty, II pleasure TO commend having
the most entire confidence in its sanatise powers.
J. D. PARK 18th and Walnut agent West
also io sale v appointed agents Ia nearly every town in the
South and West.
c you OsgoOds India Choagogue" and take
TomInson Brother- craghead. Indianapolis; VIM.
Hughes Clarkson Dufour, vevay windsandey
Newkirk, New Albany; Wilson Siarbird Smith, Louisville
Ky; J. b. Wilder co. do G. Morgan. Rockpor H. W
do X. Rooms, Edwardpor; }. McCas. bloomington; j..
Burke worlSve Joseph Somnes Vincennes Dr. Peck do
j. spencer LAFAYETTE: C. r. Wilstach do; King
IIante b. Merritt. Amr Holiday, irigan
City VIM. Boles, Delphi; L. Beccher Fort Wayne %
Ap.7. epy.
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Susgx.u,Sy,,S StEC

SEY OF COPY directed from the clerks
will public
ae the 4h day Of january 1870 the Court House door
the Of indianapolis within the hours prescribed by law
the and profits for of the following real estate
to-nn
Lot No O. in square &C. in the town of Indianapolis
Asd failure the full of said judgment ntere st
md will and place the fee simple
of said Taken the property OF cny and Jacob j.
Ohr aud Jas r. Drake the suit Elizabeth Cost Adm1 SC OF
George Cost deceased and Carper Elizabeth Carper
his CHARLES G. CAMPBELL,
, Ma