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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-14
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CONDENSEB TELEGRAMS.

TUESDAY, June IL.
Gold closed in New York yesterday, at
L l2jz.
The Red stockings beat the Mutuals. at
base ball, In New YORK, yesterday; score l6
to8
The Forest City Cub, OF Cleveland, yes
terdsy. beat the Rockfords at base ball.
Score, p 10 Il.
three days throughout the Miami Valley,
insuring txcelIent corn crops.
new iron furnace was put IN operation
at st. Louis, yesterday, with a capacity OF
forty toLs ot pig metal lily.
d. s. Grant, soldier of The War of 1912,
aged NINETY -:our ears, was buried in 8 .
Louis yesterday.
Thomas Honap, a drayman, was run
over and killed, yesterday. by a train on
the D q NJ Railroad, at the fo5t of Mill
Street. CINCINNATI.
A German, discharged from a brewery
In Phiiadel phia. yesterday ATTEMPTED to
avenge him self by placing a Reg Of pow
der In front of the building and lighting a
fuse attached. The Timely discovery OF
the "gunpOwcer, treason and plot" re-
ven ted a first class funeral.
John Mstthews, of st. Louis, was some
time since adjudged, by the Probate Court,
TO be OF unso9nd mind, and q guardian
his property. Ye terday j. II. Douglass
filed q petition for reht airing of the case,
Hll62lnE Lntib d MaLluSWS was perfectly COM
petent TO anage his own affairs, aud Of
ferIng to show that hIs relations had
sworn that he was insane. In .rder TO get
possession of his property, valued AT 8 50,
coo. The court granted the petition.
The report of the Superintendent of
Castle Garden, New York, shows that last
week the number of Emlgrants. IRON
Liverpool was 1853; from Moth Germany,
), ,151; from Glasgow and London, ,903, and
in sailing vessels, 1870. Total, l.S22 Out
of this number over 5000 have gone Wess
or into the interior. During the year end
ing May 3Ist, over 3l6 00J emigrants arrived
at aStle Garden, of whom more than
q twentieth at least, were Scandinavians.
These latter, twO-thiTds of whom have
gone West, brought with them nearly
S5000C0 There has been a gain to the pop
ulation of New Yors city, from the influx
of foreigners, during the last twelve
months, of over go. Out of $1,000 immi-
grants who arrived Fast month, New York
got 1900: Illinois, 5000 Psnnsy lvania,
nearly 5000: Wisconsin, 5000; Ohio, 600 |;
California, 5000; New Jersey, 500: New
England states, S,O5Os southern states,
/ 700; and the others went West.
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Congressional Summary.
MONDAY. June IS

MONDA1p june 10.
SESATE Cole introduced a bill to regu-
late the manufacture of br&n4y from
grapes. apples and other fruit. Pomeroy
introduced resolution directing the At
tOrney General to examine charges made
blythe International Oce an Telegraph Com
panys ON mes. ages passins over their line,
ana 10 report TO the Senate, If they were
IN excess OF the rates allowed by act of
Congress; approved. Upton called up a bill
granting land to aid in the construction of
railroad from Brownsville, Nebraska to
Denver, Colorado: passed, The sill grant
ing land to the railroad through Dakota
was taken up: amended and pass
ed. The apr ortionment Dill was tax
en- mp in Committee of the Whole,
and the Sc nate Committees amend
then reported TO the Senate. The anesti9n
being on concurrlng in the frs amend
ment increasing the number of Represen-
tatlves in the House, from 275. as provided
by the House bill, to 500 Morton oppo ed
the prOposedd Increase of members, the
present number being 240, as making the
efficiency. Referring TO the disadvantages
of making The population basis of rep
resentattons he said that the res ult of q
large increase would follow, and would be
the same as in the British Common
where deliberations were mainly confined
TO the ch siTmeu Of com mitteeS, and the
members were, as class, generally lndif-
Ierent to business, sometimes not more
tnan oO out OF the whole COO being present.
Alter Iurther discussion the amendment
increasing the number OF RepreSe tfves
70 Ihles hundred was concurred in, sun
Gty OtnSE amendments were adopted.
Drske. Eomunds aud McCreery were ap-
pointed on The new Committee of Con-
ference on the Invalid Pension Bill. the
com mitLee nrSt appointed having tailed 10
agree. Morrtll, of Maine, Morrill, of Ver-
mont, acd Bayard were appointed on the
Conferences Com mittee on LegfSIative- Ex-
ecutive and Judlcl ~ A approximation RIII
The Vice Pres dent laid before the Senate
a message from the Presider on CubaD AL
fairs VIII ch was read. Upon its Conclusion
Mr.. umner moved to refer the message to
the Commit. ee on Foreign Relations A.
G. Thurman rose to speak upon the mes
sage, but yielding to the apparent di,pos'-
tton of the House to take q recess, said he
would only make few remarks. He un-
cerst0od the message to be n proclaim alton,
not TO the American people against inter
ierance with Cuba, but for Cubans TO la y
cow their arms. He had never played
oemaGOgue upon the Cuban question, and
LOT one, Whatever might be the situation
IN Cuoa, ne was unwilling that the gov
ern menb OF the United States should saw
10 the Cubans, "Iay down your arms u
summers motion was agreed to and the
Senate took recess.
HcUsE-Divers bills were introduced and
Tefe rred including one by Coburn de-
cIarlng indianapolis port of delivery
ore by Sawyer authorizing the sale oi
pine timber on lands OF the Menomfnee
Indians In Visions n. Fisher in ntrodaced
Joint fGsoi aftou directing the Secretary
OF tne treasury 10 cause Inquiry lrg Ds IN
tpff7a4iffl % congress rsla.a .aVe 70 ha exc
,fn f1aa 4e4Fea rlf 4uif ats1 ss
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trict Committee is disposed to pile
the thing up little too high" But
we prefer to let that paper speak
for itself. which it does in plain,
though not very smooth. Anglo Sax
on. Il says:
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
Elsewhere will be found the procla
nation of A. T. WhittIesey, Esq fix
ing the time and place for holding
our next Democratic Congressional
Convention, Time, 21st of July, and
the place, Princeton. And also sug
gests that the Fifteenth Judicial
Convention, for the purpose of elect
ing Judge and Prosecuting Attor-
ney, be held there at the same time.
As Crawford, Perry, Spencer, War
rick, Vanderburgh and Posey CouD-
ties. composing said District, are all
directly on the Ohio River, we pre-
sumo the inhabitants thereof are pos
sessed of too much hard horse sense
to be dragged fifty miles back In the
interior of the country; that, too, in
another Judicial District, for the pur-
pose of holding their judicial Con-
vention. This we think would be pill
ing the thing up little too high.
We therefore suggest, as it is
thought best not to hold another
Democratic Convention at Evans
vile, Oh account of ncapacity- prob
ably in hotel facilities, or something
else which has not yet been made
public, that the judicial Convention
for the Fifteenth judicial District be
held at Roekport, which place is not
only aoithiR the District, but very near
the centre, where we never get inca
pacitated, and have plenty OF hotel
facilities.
We can't think of anything at the
present writing that would be so at
tractive to the Democracy of the Eff
teenth judicial District us to carry
them ffty miles out of the District,
on q railroad, to hold a Convention.
We have now suggested the place;
will some Of our brethren suggest the
time? Let's hear from you.
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Young Lady Stabbed and Killed at
Louisiana. MO-ChicagO Items,

CHICAGO, June 13.-Abbie Sum
mers, aa accomplished young lads, re-
siding near Quincy. ILL.,, was stabbed
and instantly killed, yesterday, near
Louisiana, Mo, where she was engag-
ed in teaching, by a man named Wm.
Cole, of Hancock County, ILL.,, who
had offered himself in marriage and
was refused. The murderer is still
at large.
The second trial of the breach of
promise case, of Samantha Proctor
alias Madame Cora James VS.. Ira 7.
Mum, took place last week. at Wau-
keegan, Lake County, ILL.,, was
brought to a close on Friday last. by
a verdict for the defendent. The
plaintiff is a notorious clairvoyant,
fortune teller and black mailer. Mr..
Mum is one of Chicago's most re-
spected citizens.
DR.. w. w. Airport, a well known
dentist of this city, has commenced
suit against the Liverpool, New York
K Philadelphia Steamship Company
for damages to the amount of $50, 900,
for injuries received by him from a
fall. 1t is claimed by the defendants
that negligence on board the steam
ship City of Paris, while on voyage
from Liverpool to New York, was the
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COHsumDu8


The Three Remedies. sf.rrr
HoNIo SYRUP," for the cure rr
I Colds, Bronchitis, and even form. al
sumption The peculiar act8on OFF, ~
/ ieine ripens the ulcers Ia lhe irn
notes the discharge Of fta earra. - 7ft-.
/ by exPectoration. PurIaea ahe hlra.f ara
thus cures Consumption, wnen svais- sher
remedy fails.
"Schenck's Sea-Weed TonsoH aor tss
cure Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion and n1f
diseases arising from debility. Ttfs font
invigorates the digestive 0rganE, supple
the place of the gastric Julee vixen mar
deficient, and then enables tho patient A.
digest the most nutrfcious io9a. IL -
sovereign remedy for AL cases OF fudlrs
ton.
"Scbenck's Mandrake pllfa 0s tr-
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being vegetable substitute for eaIonel
and having all the useful properties aa-
cribed TO that mineral, without PRODUCING
any of its injurious effects
To these three medicines Df. J, Il
schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes mis- an.
rivaled success In the Treatment OF Ful.
monte Consumption. TIE Pulmonlc gyruu
ripens the morbid matter, discharges L.
and purtnes the blood. The Mend re
Pills act upon the liver. remove sll OBJ
structions therefrom, give the organ
healthy tone, and cura Liver Complaint.
which is one of the mos prominent causes
OF Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tor 1assgoe4..s LA6
powers of the stomach, and by strengthen.
ing the digestion and bringing it Ia amor
NAL and healthy condition, improves tar
quality of the biood, b which means ths
formation OF ulcers or tubercles n the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hase medicines. ea thua cr-
plained, " tcure every case Of ConsunY.-
ton If the NEEDLES are used in time aud
the use of the is persavered IA EuGicle1t.
ly TO bring the case 10 q fsvora 5la terra laa..
tiOn.
DR.. Schenek's AlmanaO, containinr s Yul
treatise on the various forms OF dizearp,
his mode of treatment, and general dlrac
tions how to use his medicine, can BE- has
gratis or sent by mali 5y addressing bla
Principal once. No. Is North sixth s1rsst
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price of the Pulmonio syrnp anl So.
weed Tonic, each G. 80 Per bottle. rr O. 81
nAif dozen. Mandrake Pills 3Fa uaE f-r..
For sale by all d. uggists and naaleFa.
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BOMBAY, June 13.-The cholera,
which has ragged violently lately, is
now abating.
PARIS, June 13.-The following
dispatch from Rome, on Saturday,
says; The discussion of the infallibil-
ity dogma continues. Dupanloup en-
ergetically combatted any exaggera-
tion of the right of the Pope. Sew
enty-tWo fathers have s'gaified their
intention to speak against infallibility.
OF this number, fifteen are French
prelates
Yesterday telegram was seceived
announcing that Gen. RObt. Ander-
son was in dying condition at Tours.
Minister Washburne Immediately sent
DR.. johnson to that city TO investi-
gate the case. The latter called in
DR.. Herpin, the Director Of the Med
ical School at Tours, and at a consul
tation held, it was decided that the
General was in no immediate danger.
4 change of climate was suggested for
enees soon.
The members of the International
Society of Workmen, who were ar
rested on suspicion of being impli-
Gated in the late plot against the ma
ton aud life of the Emperor, will
have their preliminary examination
on Saturday next. and will be released
on giving bail. The sessions of the
High Court will begin at Blaize, on
the 18th of July.
MADRID. June 13-In the Cortes,
on Saturday, Gen. Prim said the gov
ernment had sought candidate for
the throne, but thus far in vain. He
felt confident, however. that within
the next three months one would be
found. He did not appTehend any
disorders
LISBON. June 13.-Advices from
the Argentine Republic. by way of
Rio de Janeiro, announce the defeat
OF the insurgents in a sharp battle
near the City of Montevideo.
LONDON. June Is 1t is reported
that MIR. Dickens. long time before
his death, desired that his remains
might be inferred In an old burial
ground at Rochester, which has since
been closed. Negotiations for per
mission are nov pending.
The Times of this morning, in its
city articles, quotes the Chicago Irl-
bune to show that the New York press
connlVes at such things as municipal
outrages and the Erie mlsmanage-
ment. The Times argues that the
press makes no effort to amend public
sentiment.
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A Coop THING.-From this date
the E. & q. Railroad will run a train
from Evansville every Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday, that will ar
rive here at ten o'clock AN and de-
part at two o'clock and fifty minutes
P n. thus affording passengers ample
time 10 come here, transact their bus
iness and return home the same day.
1t is not expected that it will be a
paying one for the road, and it is put
on solely for accommodation. The
Superintendent proposes to run it
daily, after short time, if it can be
done without too great an expense
H. Fl. Enpress.
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Cuban NeKs-Other Items.

NEW York, June 13.-The WCrld's
Havana correspondent writes that the
allibusters' expedition by the steamer
Geo. B. Upton is definitely known to
have successfully landed its passen
gers, arms, and ammunition. The
statements made in the Captain Gen
erals dispatches of the capture and
destruction of the expedition are
pronounced exaggerated.
A Russian nobleman named Count
Kucheleff, a man ofenormous wealth
and a we'll known amateur of art,
died suddenly at st. Petersburg, from
the effects of an appoplectic attack.
By his will his vast property will pass
to his nephew aud his brother in law.
The famous Spiritualist medium, Mr..
Douglass Home, derives no benefit
from that document.
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THE Boonville Enquirer says the
crops in Warrick County. with per-
haps the exception Of corn, bid fair
to exceed those of any previous year,
especially that of wheat. large por-
ton Of which will be ready to harvest
in about two weeks. The farmers
have experienced some trouble on ac-
count of corn not coming up, and the
re.plant doing only tolerably we'll.
Oats, barley and rye are in good con
ditinn
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RoCKPoRT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
a beautifully printed catalogue Of
this Institution of learning, for the
years 1869-70, has been laid upon our
table. From it we learn that the
whole number of students in attend
ance, during the year. was one hun
dred and six'y-seven. The 1ns,itu-
ton seems to have been prosperous, and
we are sure that the instruction h;s
been thorough and conscientious.
Prof. 0. H. Smith is an Educator of
experience and skill. and students
placed under his care, can hardly fail
to do we'll, unless they are absolutely
incorrigible.
The Commencement exercises be-
gan Sunday. Rev. j. B. Likely preach
ing the annual sermon, and will be
continued during the greater part of
the week. Tuesday will be devoted
to the examinations and exercises of
the different literary societies. On
Wednesday, the Commencement ex
ercises proper will take place. These
consist Of orations By the male mem
bers of the graduating class. and es-
says by the female members of the
same; music; confsrring Of degrees
address by the President, etc. The
day will prove very interesting to the
friends Of ha ,asiitasion, aud We an
ticipate for those attending the ex-
ercises a most joyous occasion.
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CONSTANTINE DELMoNIoo, the cele-
lated proprietor Of q restaurant
b airing his name. committed suicide,
on Saturday last, by blowing out his
brains with pistol. His wife died
about three weeks ago, after a short
illness. since when Mr.. Dslmonico
has been very despondent, and appa-
rently weary of living. The suicide
created great sensation among lead
ing men of New York. who were ac-
customed to enjoying the magnificent
feasts Irovided by the deceased.
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A SPECIAL dispatch from Vim
eennes to the Indianapolis Journal
announces that the Knox County
Republican Convention on Saturday
instructed its delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention, at Princeton
i5 cast the vote Of that County for
Col. G. NJ. Allen. The author Of the
spateh gravely adds: The contest
the nomination will be between
-J. Allen aud Gen. Kercheval, OF
6ockport. with the chances in favor
Of Gen. Kercheval." Our peaceful
friend. KeToheval, will, no doubt, be
somewhat astonished at the summary
manner with which he il made to
shoulder the highest military title,
md will experience some difficulty
IN recognizing his own name, with
such formidable prefix. We are free
30 say, however, that he is not can
didate for Congress. He has given
his friends TO understand this very
smphatically, and much to their dis
satisfaction Several other candidates.
however, are being canvassed in con
neetion with the p p,sition, and we pre-
sumo the Convention, on Thursday,
will experience no difficulty in making
a judicious nomination.
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TIE Vigo County Republican Con-
7ention met at Terre Hsute on Sltur-
day, and nominated an excellent
.oket, as follows: Auditor, William
PIddock; Sheriff, Gordon Lse; Treas
er, Morton O. Rankin; Recorder,
theodore Marxen; Surveyor. Alex
aoder Cooper; Commissioners, First
District, VIM. T. Pettinger; Second
District, Jos. Fellenzer; Third Dis
tr.ct, Philip Randolph; Judge Grim
iaal Court, John g. Grain; Prosecut-
ing Attorney Criminal Court. f. NJ.
Meredith; Representatives, B. Will
sOn Smith, II. II. Boudinott.
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Board of Trade Matters.

TOLEDO, Ohio, May 13.-The Board
of Trade, to day, passed resolutions
favoring the enlargement of the
Miami and Erie Canal. between To-
ledo and Cincinnati, and appointed a
committee of seven to co operate
with Cincinnati, In inviting the at
tention of the Convention to be held
in that city in November next, to
further the project; and, also. ap
pointed a delegation of FIVE to attend
the Rochester Convention of Business
Men.
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TIE Mt. Vernon Democrat says the
meetings appointed IN Posey County
in the interest of the Mt. Vernon &
Princeton Railroad were perfect
failures" Il attributes the result to
the fact that the farmers were busy
with their crops. and consequently
could not attend. 1t thinks. however,
That the prospect for the early com
p elton of the road is very fattering,
notwithstanding.
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THE Vincennes weekly Times comes
TO US newly and elegantly dressed and
much increased in size. 1t is an ex-
cellent paper and deserves a liberal
patronage. The Times is always re-
ably Republican.
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aAHY .EOURNAL
TUESDAY, JUNE ii, 1870.

THE telegraph lines East worked
Ga badly last night that it was impos
sible to obtain the Presidents mes
sage in an Ineligible fern, which is
greatly to be regretted.
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Public School Examination.

THE FOLLOWING WILL BE THE
tions: ~
Thursday, June 9-CoIored Schools.
Friday, 10 - High EchooI Commence
ment.
Monday, IS Second and First Primary.
Tuesday, l4-SecOnd and first Interme-
dtate-
Ufedn esdaY. 15-second Grammar.
Thursday. ft-Ffrst Grammar
Friday lI-PTe paraf0fv Scang.a.
Hlrents ard friends ars Ecsaanffullsr In-
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PIanns and 0rgans

A fue assortment from the most
reliable Manufacturers, for sale by
Misses f. & A. Lawrence.
Call and see them at their residence
on Water Street, first door below
Chestnut. ie6,1Ot.
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Tbe FearfuI OlNG9R 81EITe5-

THE CURE - HOW DEacOWH RED -
Having been long afdicted With CANcRH
L resorted TO all the rem sdfea Df WhEn1 Z
could hear. Among them Was one recon-
mending certain herb 20 ne IS g cure.
l las 1 supposed) procuI ed the herh.
aud prepared and applied iG which
made perfect cure, but Oh examination
by the family physician he Informed me
that the herb had used which had made
perfect and speedy cure Waa rot Lna one
recommended. ALI VINO are afiictea can
md speedy cure by sendiug Tor the ra-
cipe, with full directions tor use. Prise l5
Address, with regtsl cred letter or money
order, q GORGE MORGAN. BOX Z51 port
Jeryis, Orange County, New YAK.
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D~ T. G. Bridwen 4 Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Goa
gEess and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
iel7-tf
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sS Leave your orders for Fresh
Meats and Vegetables with j. T. Ell
lott Il Son, corner Third and Locust
Streets, and they will be delivered
promptly. lies 1w.
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E~ Fresh Meats and Vegetables
received daily at ] 2. Elliott q Son. 2.
corner Third and Locust Streets.
Lies -1W.
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I. o. o. F.


To obtain Photographs, painted in
oil, at Parkhill's Gallery, on Second
Street, between Main and Locust, by
Mr.. Sanders, of Mobile, who will a lso
give lessons in painting. The public
Is respectfully invited to call and see
him. 1t
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The Healing Fool.

The Healing Pool.
TSSSB rs FOR YOUNG HEN. who
- have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire q higher life, and a bette
MANHOOD, with certain means OF relief
for the af1ieted. Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Address, HOW.
PHLA, PA. SER
ss1- For BLACK WORMS aud PTMPIFa
on the face, use PeTyy's CODedone d1sd Pine
PIE Remedy. prepared only by DIR. b q.
PERRY, 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. Inol7 dam 9pN
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Commissioners Sals Of Valuable
Tunroved CifV Pr0nartv

RYOTICE is hereby given, that the un.
IN derdgned, Commissioner appointed
by IN order of the Vanderburgh court OF
Common Pleas, to sell the real estate be-
longing 10 the heirs Of Martha Gregg, de.
ceased, will, on
THURSDAY. JULY 7TH, 1870,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. n. and
O'Clock PM, at the Court House door in
the city of Evansville. Vanderburgn
County, Indiana, sell at public auction all
the following described real estate, to-wft (:
Lot number fourteen (l4,) in Block num-
her forty (40.) in the Eastern Enlargement
of the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh h
County, Indiana.
The improvements on the said lot con-
stSt of a good two story frame house, with
five rooms and a Kitchen, hall. two
porches, good frame stable and other inn
provements.
Terms of Sale - One third cash: one
third in nine, aud one-third in eighteen
months from the day of sale, the pur-
chaser giving his notes with approved
securities, with interest at six per cent.
per annum, waving relief from valuation
or appraisement laws for the deferred
payments. JOSEPH CUPPLE5,
je7 dim Commissioner.