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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

FUSERAL.--A large funeral procession
accompanied The remains Of Kuhardt. who
was killed nj the engine house Of tbs T..
a G. r. u. on Monday night, 10 the grave
yesterday evening. He was buried by the
German Benevolent Society, who were oul
10 largo numbers
Kubardt was highly esteemed by the
officers Of the road an faithful employee.
and an homes. man. ~ him IL may DO
said. che died at his post"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

Guess Cos0Rrss. Dofing the past week
u Chess Congress was held In ~. Louis. In
which much spirit aud enthusiasm were
manifested. We clip the following from
amsng the proceedings
Mr., W. II, Buckingham. Of Tetre Hauts,
arriving IN the afternoon. made slxteenth
player, and par for Mr., Tillson, Con,
siderable interest was excited concerning
this match, The acknowledged reputa.
ton Of the players promised sons dns
games. and the other tables were nearly
deserted. Ia tie desire 10 witness this play
They were the best contested Of the games
thus far
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18
Republican state Ticket.
ron GOVERNOR,

ron GOVERNOR,
HENRY s. LANE, Of Montgomery.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, Of Wayne.
ron SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, Of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER on STATE,
JONATHAN s. HARVEY, Of Clarke.
ron AUDITOR or STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, Of Vigc.
YoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES q. JONES, Of vanderburgh.
Eoa RrPosrER or sUPnExK COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON. Of Marion.
ron CLERK oF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN p. JONES, Of Lagrange.
ron SUPERINTENDENT on PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
NILES J. FLETCHER. Of Putnam.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18
TERRIFIC HURRICANE.
ENGINE HOUSE OF THE ORR.
IN RUINS.
Houses Unroofed, Trains Upsa. &c, sc.
DAMAGES FROM $40 GOO TO s25 900
ONE Man KILLED.

The storm which We noticed in another
place. had hardly passed before we re-
ceived the startling intelligence that il had
indeed been a frighlful tornado. doing i'm
mense damage to property. and involving
loss Of life.
The heaviest part Of the storm passed
over the South past Of the the city. and
was most frigtiIul In its devastation.
The following is the list Of property In
iured aud destroyed
The large engine house Of the Evans.
Vile aud Craw 'ordsville Railroad was en-
tirely destroyed, aud Is mass Of ruins
A German PANIED Michael Kuhardt was
instantly killed, being terribly mangled
about the head and face. There were Ave
engines AMI car in the house, the dam
age TO which has not been aseertaincd.
The dwelling Of John Kirkmau. engi
neer on the 4. d O. Il. r., was unrooied,
aud one side torn out.
A part Of Henry Stokoman's house was
blown down.
Considerable damage was done TO A.
Voorhees, dwelling, by pieces Of timber
aud brick blown FROM the engine house. u
distance Of 300 yards.
A train consisting Of two passenger cars
and one baggage car, Of the u. a o. II. x
we're turned over on their side. A target
At switch on the same road. wus crushed
by the Aging timbers from the engine
house. distance Of thousand yards.
Haeor'u leo house was unroofedi Hag
GETTY a Malopcy's candle factory was de
abolished Simpson & Co.'S book binderj
wa. unroofed, and the bolfry Of the oatho
Tic Church was blown over. aud lies mas
Of ruins across Fiflh Street,
We have heard. also, that several per
sons had limbs broken. In tho South Eas
part Of tho city,
". y, Coopers house WIS more or los
Injured, aud We fear morc damage Ian
bsen done, of which We ara moi YET NJ
. prised
A most miraculous escape from death, q
more frightfol Injury. was that OF al en-
ployer On the u 4, O. Il, Il, named BIZ
, -, who. seeing that he could No
e-eape from the falling building. turned
large boY over himself, and escaped ~
,eathed
Hagcr We learn. with uoeSampled 81
lsrprIse, had, W an hour alter the dnmaf
to his ice house. contracted To have
covered 10 day.
Wa fear ne shall yet have further loss
p lifo aud property 10 chronicle Thus Il
the damage reaches not less than $2O,Ou
aud we fear that sum eill not near cove
' the loss.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

WEEKLY ExrREss.-TbIs morning we
Issue the Weekly Wabash Express. con.
tanning over twenty eolums of choice read
ing matter. interesting local items. and
latest news by telegraph from all quarters
Of the globe.
Terms Of Subscripton--One dollar aud
fifty cents, invariably in advance.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing,
Eve cents each
Now IN the time To aubscribe
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

GREAT Loss.-The statement is reitera.
ted without contradiction, that one Of the
large private sales Of British goods, made
at New York, a few days ago. To the
amount Of Sl92 600, there was loss TO the
importers Of nearly 100000. aud thst
large lines of French aud Swiss dress
goods have been sold this spring 1t half
the cost of imnartation.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

Since writing the above we have been
over the ruins Ia the region of Hager's ice
house In addition 10 the foregoing We
found PeterPhillips' house blown To pieces,
]. NJ. Davis house shattered and furniture
demolished Leander Warren's house
blown ovsr, hi . arm broken and head in
iured; his child was taken from It's crib,
covered with rubbish. fast asleep aud uu'
injured. VIM Woollen's house a sight
less mass Of ruins. piled up two rods from
the foundation; his wife aud two children
slightly injured. Widow Murraya house
blown from its foundation / 8 inches; Alex
Thomas house moved; James MeCruskey' 5
shop utterly demolished; Vests new
house a mass of ruins; Joseph Parsons
stable entirely destroyed; Walter s. Coo
per's new house utterly destroyed, some
pieces of timber blown one hundred yards
and stuck endwise in Hager's ice house;
Ned O'Brian's house moved from the
foundation; James O'Connel's new house
utterly demolished. LOGS much greater
than first estimated, will fall little short
of $40, 600
I. II. d Il. X. R.-Seyeral trees blown
over the track detai ned the train till after
I2 O'Clock. No accident on the road.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

" A few days ago there accideutly fell
into our hands the following verses, writ
zen t'0enfysfUe years ago, by a gentleman
still resident Of this city, 10 one Of the
fairest ladies of that or the present time.
The verses are full Of the right kind Of
"pheslings." and is proof conclusive, that
even here. twenty five years sgO. away out
west. along the banls Of the Wabash. the
tender passions were cultivated and one Of
the nine csutLcd.
Both parties, the lover aud the loved,
still reside in Terre Haute. Time. IL is
true, has furrowed a few wrinkles upon
each brow yet the warm poetic feeling still
fingers with the one, while the ozark
eyes" aud sweet face" Of the "faircst
belle OF fair Terre- Haute." is to day pecu-
liar 10 the other
Along thu maEes of the dance, with xraeefai.ess
she moved,
form admired by all who saw. by wore thaa
How could Ne gaze oH that sweet face, aad not
passion feel
For the falre., helis OF Gir rsue.IiAate, the
beautiful '''' .....s.
Aplayfal smile dwcli on her llps; her daft sna
brilliant eycs
Flashed on ~ All with cqasl light a I,sht that
never dies.
Gould but concentrate that TOOK, 'tw.aid
make my sense. reel
With cxiacy, beneath the Klanee ofihc besu,l.
ful stts s'ttu
She spake TO all In kisdest toas. cen word. OF
common place
Seemed ifaught with tea.fold tenderness. when
spoken with that gracc
which nature hasadofnod hur With, on pari eso
toreseal
10 mortal eyes an angel. form. In tho beaati.
, fui s'st sssts.
: would not eaosea .insie raug 10 one hols So
dear,
Notitthe wealth Of eastern ciimss wefe paid me
= iore teari
!, tear ofFrlsfl pfesumpl lsus thoaEhil ny doom
: forever seal,
a Ere would foroe slu9lc slsh from tho bea. :
A tlhil ts,t s'.ss,
: whoe'er may be 50 Fortunate, 10 gain Ler maid
I en- love,
J The bApplesl PRAYER ~ breathe lof him, wouia
be that hs aight prove
van worthy Of her virgin shsiUo -sad With dssp
!, devotion ieel
= How priceless was the paan he owa. ,Ls
beaalifui s'fs ssssss
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

Nor A SrATs CONVENTION. Journal
of Saturday says that ga State Convention
(of the Constitutional Union Party) was
never contemplated" Perhaps not, yet
call was mado in this County for meet
ing ITO choose delegates TO the State Con.
DsniiOn at indianapolis, on the 18th inst"
II n State Convention was never contem.
plated why was this call madeY Why
were arrangements made 10 carry thirty
delegates from this cityH These questions
may be impairment. but We would like 10
have them answered.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18
LINTON TowssuIr. April 10, 1860.

Bon VIvAss.-The guests Of the Buntin
House. en- yesterday, had presented for
their consideration and discussion "a bill
Of fare that would have tempted an ancho-
rite from his religious duties. or stole TO
renounce his stoicism The earth, the air,
and the water, each contributed of their
teening abundance. to load down the
groaning tables. Trout from the lakes OF
the North, fruits from the orange groves OF
the South, were there. The flocks aud
herds contributed their share Of rich,
dainty meats, while innumerable early
vegetables, served up with true coquina-
rian art, showed that Buntin's Rancho is
fertile as the plains Of the Nile We need
say nothing Of the popular host-Buntin
speaks fer himself. Like Joseph in Egypt
he dispenses favors to the hungry with
regal munificence.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

Mons ~ rnE SroRM N ruE CouSrRY -
The storm on Monday night ragged with
tremendous fury on tho line Of the Nation
al road East Of this city. Mr.. John Dick.
srson had n mile and a half of newly set
fence proslra'ed, Mr. Iadok Reeves sta
bic was blown down upon his horses.
with, however, but little injury.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18
l1r There must have been other csus,

lB- There must have been other causes
operating on the local, but we dare not
hint our suspiciens as TO what they were.
Journal.
We can enlighisn you, Jeemes. The
Convention was like many an eclipse Of the
sun-invisible in that latitude; like stars
Of small magnitude-not visible 10 the
naked eye.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

fuRsIruaE,--Mr, J, q. Walter offers very
attractive Inducements 10 those desiring 10
purchase furniture. His establishment IL
No. In his line Of business aud none fail
10 be suited, Particular attention IL call.
ed 10 his card as an Undertaken. Great
bargains can be had at Walters. No. lie
Wabash or Main street.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

MEDIoAL.-We call attention to the card
Of DIR. W. NJ Stevenson who has perma-
neatly located at Prairieton. The DR.. lisa
graduate of the old Jefferson philadelphia.
Medical School. and has had several years
experience in the practice Of his profes
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

~ The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Post says that well inform
ed persons declare that neither Judge Nc
Lean nor Judge Bates will allow their
names to be used by the Baltimore Con
vention TO the psiudiee OF the Chicago
nominee
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

III Rev. ex President DR.. W. NJ. Daily,
We ace by tho papers, has declared him
self candidate for Congress "a the third
District. II elected no should have his
seat assigned him next to Hen. Daniel X.
sickles. They would ibrm par mobile
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

W Our neighbor OF the Express seems
10 be digging after "small potatoes in bis
issue, this morning.-7srys Haufe Josrnei
True, if he was digging after the editor
OF the Journal.--k. A. Tribune.
You are slightly mistaken. Major. Our
neighbor Of the Journal is large po,atOe
but not generally considered sound.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18
rrWe were honored and pleased by r

az We were honored and pleased by ne
ceiving a call from our very excellent
friend, VIM. Hsrr, Esq, editor aud pro
prietor Of the Charleston (lll.) Courier. on
Saturday evening last.
lie is a live Republican. and is doing yeo-
many service in the cause Of the people
against the corrupt disunien Democracy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

az No Sir. We obtained reliable ia
formation about THAT matter from the To
dianapolis papers received yesterday morn
ink at I0;i0.--Jonraai.
Just four hours aud forty minutes after
You read Il, verbatim, in The Express.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

A Coon WoRK.-Wo are glad TO see that
the Gas Company is having the street
lamps cleaned. This is u praiseworthy
movement. aud we hope Il will be perss.
vered in 70 tho end aud be Of repeated.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

MARRIED On the 10th inst, in 81. Ste
phens' Church. Tore Hauie. by the Rev.
W. q. spences, J. y. sohier, Esq. 10 Miss
Letitia y Watson. daughter Of the late
Col. =. ". Watson Of u. \. Marine Corps.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

~ Putnam Brown, Esq, made very
able an argumentative speech before the
young mems Opposition club Of this city.
Indeed il was one Of the very best speeches
We have listened IN during the present
campaign hr. Brown Is very clear in his
presentations Of the great issses Of the day
and understands the doctrines II the Re-
publican party we'll. The inelemeney of
the evening prevented the audience from
being large. and we hope the Club will en-.
deavor lo have The speech repeated. when
more Of our citizens ran haTe The pleasure
Of listening 10 II
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

az The workmen have commenced lay
ing brick in the large new block. being now
erected by wm. ID. Griswoid on Wabash
street, east Of j. O. Walters Furniture
Stare
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

NJ We have received Cooley for May
II is no less interesting than former mum
bers. aud should be in the hands Of all the
womew-price 81 per annuD.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

Dlsp.-At Paris. Ills, on Wednesday,
the Ilth inst, Of Pneumonia, Mrs. yASr
Dolt, wife Of Mr., W. Dole, merchant Of
that city, aged 80 year.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

A respectable looking man was found
intoxicated In the streets Of Chicago a few
nights since. aud taken 10 station house,
where he was found dead m his cell next
morning. Daily occurrences Of this kind
transpirc IN the different cities OF the Uni
on.--Coies Go. Lsdysv.
Yes, and will continue 10 occur 40 long
as Democracy and Democratic vhi.ky
prevailg.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

Dfp.-At his residence four miles south
Of this city on the evening ofIhc 18Th iest'
w,IuAx psicr. IN the C9Ih year OF his
age.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

AZ A countryman was iD the city on
Saturday having four full grown pet Owls
for sale.
When we discovered him, he was ma.
king tracks for the Journal Office, expect
ing beyond questioa TO be able to dispose
of one or two of his stock to our neighbor,
and thus relieve him Of much OF his edito-
rial duties. Hoot, To boot, bo-hoo
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

~ Its single item Of telegraph news. de
fective aud unreliable, is the only feature
in the Express ahead of the Journal.-Jour-
nal.
That's very complimentary to the tel
egraph operator, who is universally &C.
knowledged to be the best in the world
BY comparison with other papers we find
his reports co correspond very accurately
with those published in the papers Of the
three chief cities of the West, Cincinnati,
Chicago and St. Louis Sometimes unim
portant late items are not sent through, or
are unavoidably left out.
"Why don't the Journal give the pro.
ceedings Of Congressi" is a question
asked of us by intelligent Democrats.
The locals VI the Journal are generally
a no hash OF State newspaper literature.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

Uf The following patents were issued To
citizens OF Indiana during the week end.
ing Adril );
W. W. Baker. OF walpole, for an i'm
proved refrigerator.
Tyrannus P. Butter6elJ, Of lndianspo.
lis. for an improved device for fitting the
bolt in single machines,
Moses French, Of Leesvills, for an i'm
proved milestone bush.
Albert GUNNER, Of indianapolis, for an
improvement in automatou grain scalos
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-18

or The Wabash ~ bank foll Al this
point, aud rising.
, 1860-07-10

OREGON EEECTION.-FIKST Gun
FOR LINCOLN.
The result Of the June elections in Oregon
rrorts the onward progress Of Republican
principles. Ths State has been handsomely
carried by the Republicans anl Anti-Lecomp.
ton Observation-Disclosures, Congressman
aud all. This insuses the election Of two Re-
publican Senators in place If Jo Lane and
nel'ssion Smith, and the ousting o: Lansing
Stout iu the House, TO make room for Logan,
wha was swinded ov. Of his scat in tie contest
two years ago. This signal triumph is no
doubt mainly due to the able and courageous
efforts Of Col. Z. D. Baker, formerly Of Illinois,
to whom re trust ono Of the places in tho
Senate may he awarded.
Oregon is one Of the States which has been
confidently claimed By the Sham Democracy
/. is :he houls Of 10 Lane, one Of the Demo-
cratic nominees for the Vice. Presidency, ard
III nearly all political calculations made since.
this canvass began, las been set down as lost
I the Republicans. But the instincts of tie
people dtfy the plottipgs Of tho politicians
Oregon proves her readiness to take her place
in the Republican ranks, and by her indignant
protest against the designs Of the Slavery
prraean1a, adds new strength to the move
ment Of the public conscience which will place
ABRAHAM LINCOLN in the Presidential clIair
Three cheers for her redemption, and the over
throw Of that corrupt dynasty by which she
las been ruled!
, 1860-07-10
ILLINOIS MEN IN OREGON.

Col 4. D. Baksr who has played 8, import
ant part in the redemption Of Oregon, was
tile Representative in Congress Of tie Spring
field, Illinois, District, in ls46; and in ls1s,
Of the Galona District, to which he removed
after the conclusion Of tho Mexican Wet, in
which he had command Of q regiment Of lii
nols volunteers. uc is unqucst!onab1y one oi
tue ablrst mon on the Pacific coast, aud in the
6=nate Of the United States will take rank
with the most distinguished statesmen and
ora:ors Of tliat body. AS q public speaker, he
is unsurpassed. a voice Of rare ncxibllity
and power, IN animated and impassioned
manner, memory that is, to an extraordinary
degree, tenacious Of facts and illustrations,
aud IN imagination Of grsat brilliancy,-tlses
added 10 fine person aud uaimpeachaGle
carncstncss Of belief, nuke man Of mark,
A constitutional dislike Of hard labor and
a disposition to trust to inspiration
rather than the fruits Of reading and
reflection, have often caused lin to
fail where he Ind the ability to succeed, to
lag bclind in squads which lie had the ability
to command But in the Senate he will make
lis mark.
David A Logan is a Springfield boy, son Of
Hon. Stephen 7. Logan Of that city. With
that SPICE Of oddity which marks Ills family,
he lcl. his hosac r1r Oregon soon after he at-
timed his majority. Ills career las been thus
far successful, mud if he inhcrits. Us lle is said,
to, the talcnis Of his father, it will hereafter DO
brilliant. lie is still young, ha;r.0y more than
IS. His history lies before lin. L. Will be
elual to all tic demands made Of his situa.s'on
Tic prospective Senator and the Represen-
tative elect are old friends and ncighbo1s Ct
ArnA1AN L1scoLs. They know The difficult
path iy which he has arrived at his high posi-
tlor; and their testimony TO lis ability and
worth will compel the majority Of the people
OF Oregon to accept him as their candidate for
the President of the United Statcs.
, 1860-07-10

THE AGENCIES WHICH AFFECT TIE STABILITY
or TIE US1oS.-Daniel Eastman of Genera,
Kane county, has just issued neat samo. pam
phlet, under the above title, being the substance
Of lecture delivered by him at St. Charles, in
December, 1859. The stability of the Union
being matter much discussed by statesmen
and politicians, it becomes highly necessary
to ascertain the agencies which affect that sta.
bility, in order that the proper measures may
he devised to insure its perpetuity. This the
lecturer proceeds to do in manner which
shows that be has given the subject his n,ost
careful ind thorough attention. The agencies
necessary to its stability are common schools,
pure religion and the highest standard Of NOR
ais. Our Union's antagonism is slavery, in its
antl-Christian, insolent and barbarous charac-
ter. Mr. E. maintains that slavery cannot ex-
ist where m uaadulterated Christianity il
brought to bear, with all its power, upon the
consciences Of men. If genuine Christianity
were permitted to be freely taught in tic slave
States, and to slaves, emancipation wou1d be
certain and speedy. The authors propositions
are maintained with sound logic, and cunnot
fail 10 make favorable impression upon the
public mind.
, 1860-07-10

UNITED STATES ClncCtr Couur-Hon. TN,
D,u,u,nord I,S,. TIL.
a--;.~ g.: y',I.A'' eouf' "as occupied
.''4os r''a"5 aau SATURDAY with the case oi
orosreHoT 70. 1Httlt, Green T. Co., NJ action oi
troyer brought to recover thu v,,,,a or 1o-oo
or,nt;t, of H.. -. -. 4o y, IA 81
4u"ul''t u P'oe logs cut On Pine River-a
stream Ho~lng from the interior Of the north.
eEn part of Michigan into Saginaw Raw and
thronpb the Rav commonwealth - I
u 0"'ea''"g "''n Lake
nu1on.
Mr.. 4. D. uindman, who WAS engaged in
numbering on Pine River in the winter md
/ snr;,c ~ 1e,e m tba s.h - NJ.
1f ~ @oo't y" sne 'tu u +"a1e" ot sna'
year, contracted with Tuttle, Green Co., ol
Chicago, for 800 900 feet Of pine logs, ut fou,
dollars per thousand. to be delivered At SAY.
'oa" toa' Season rs soon Us the ice mad cleared
out Of the river so as to permit navigation. On
tha eontract they adva,rad 20 ooo ~ tI;,a,,a,
-, -. x.,c1-. ~4AD
;aa anu 70 1ecuff I nS = sa,nameot On MS part waa
luseIseo IN pug contrace' IN the nature OF a
oeienuants ail she logs cut at the tune Of the
conttaet. ms mortgage was MED Tor record
~ Aas !!oho*tng acco!o.nH totne LAVE OF Mtcnl'
sau.. .:I conoAaeu ~ eutn,ne loes IN the
"oods un1ll Aalch 1a. "hen all the logs then
ELM Me1e pu. ~ ~ w s'sef aea asa.ea oown tue
in.s av1 H.. ~ ar ~esa ~ consequence o.
." e' "0s5 "oAo 1eas o'e1 ootA tae ue11
"71nou ~ n. ,ath 1,,v r,+,,. n,,
ths mo1.o,as @ o'G Tre,u y. tias T.fen rec Co taos
o1I;ca ~ IL ~ Gs " eue so"a c!esk
,na;naS - T., ,ba;I n -. Aaa r.
rhen !, 1ao re.i;,ppJ pAs is,1s - a"tH 2p1smoer.
~ ,nortr,"s - ,Ie ,s;,,;tf ctar ~ nnu4an ease
note for St,4 ~ cnrar;n, I'll tha ~. - tt secus
p;a. 1,oa sto1 ~ a4 tae iogs theh on
,-oa .ue n.1set oetongs 10 nln WHICH mortgage
"sS Tn,.is u.su H tos ise9io ~ .ae saale uay.
IT,, tu!.ie' nssen coi 1oeS possession OF All the
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!nem Gown u SAGINAW and manufactured them
'nao 4a.hus apPFoatan tne amoer TO thetr own
use. 0tosFen1t subsequently brought thus ao-