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/, A she'll loaded with s,ugs Of oil
cake, the fuse of. which was Just
fortytwo inches in length, and well
soaked III Capeller-Leive Double
Barreled-Whisky, was fred at the
Temperance Law, through the s'In.
dependent" mortar last. Saturday,
but it proved to be q complete fiz-
zle.. The powder had been used 10
often that it had lost its strength
besides it was entirely too oily I'd
60 off! We should Judge that thu
champion Dead Beat of Eastern
Indiana" would now become dis.
couraged, 20 . into shis hola. and
draw the hole in after him!
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{, Amefican Extvayaenuc

NAmtflcaA Exee0vogN nee. &I8 I
Theaeurrent rates of interest and
the footing of transactions IN the
various branches oftrade and manu-
facture DO notsrsvesl the fall sxteat
Of the depression of the times,
This is because the changes IN bust
ness 'is not 20 much id it's volume
as in its profits During the past,
few years most kinds Of business
have been 80, profitable that people,
have learned to expect . large and
regular increase Of their capital an
nually, and now that they fail of
this, and the profits are small, there
10 an universal complaint. of hard
times. Those who have been living
on anticipated profits find it difficult
to pay their bills as they become
due, and az what affects one affects
al, the whole community feels q
pressure for money which it ID hard
to meet Those who anticipate re.
lief by return to the agood times"
of the past years are likely to be
disappointed. The only practical
remedy for hard times is q contrac
ton, not of business, but of the ex-
penses of. living. ~ Extravagant
habits have grown npon our people
since the war, and if there il not q
reform in this matter, suffering of
families will succeed 10 the. preount
anxieties of those who were expect
ed "a. pay the family. bills. The
middiing classes have been seeking
to follow their richer neighbors in
the matters of dress and other e1-s
pendituFes, and they can no longer
do % with safety. There must be
more economy or many men doing
. moderate business with small in
comes will be ruined Tho rich can
be economical without loss of re-
spect, but whatever they may do,
those who have sought to initiate
them must study economy # they,
never hve done so before. Hcono-
my will hastaa The paymsnto 81 bills,
and enable many men now running
in debt for the Injuries enjoyed By
heir families, 10 keep heir CAPT al
in tact and their credit unimpaired.
-Bos' On Traveller. ~ II
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Elk. Com. Muncie s. N. Inst.

! From the Journal, of the Oath,
wc learn that Senator MeRrox has
Arrived ct bin home, at Indienapolis.
His health, thank the good Lord,
is improving. There is a fair pros
(pect Of his recovering entirely the
ahse of his legs and feet, and our
sincere prayer is that sufficient
strength and power may be added
70 his limbs, that he might kick his
villainous maligners and ISLANDERS
Ten yards ON . straight line, every
time he raises his boot-should he
20 desire. .8re E8
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4 correspondent Of the Evansvilis Jour-.
nal writing from Mount Carmel Illinois, in
dignantIy deniss the report Of cholers IN that
plass. He says;'Now the facts in the ease
are that there has not been . single case OF
cholera 10 our city or midst nor 10 thess ct
the present time. Two. of our most promi.
rent physicians state thst there have been
but iour deaths in the last four months, and
not one Of these from cholera. There has mot
been death from this terrible dissass for
over twenty years, The health in Mount
Carmel has been unusually good this season,
Every precaution il being taken now tn pre-
vent ito appearances here, which il Is hoped
will prove snccessful." lie 4a.ttrfa
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Tbs Gsdisg Of The Military Commsssiou 10
The Nosloc case has been forwarded 70 Wash
iogton. and win not b. made public till pass
Cd upon By the authorities there, The Mo-
docs srraiessd wsrs Captain JACK, schoncbia
John, Boston Charley. Black jim. Shosochs
and Boaehew. and it il believed that oil have
been found guilty. Csptain Jack mads .
long speech ia his own defense. but the ev-
I'd nee wss quite eonclusirs that he gave the
signsl Tor III sssassinaiion of the Peace
c"nmissionerss and1at the same moment
shot General Candy - nd. Journal.
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NEIGuBORHOOD ITEMS.

1t used to BE- said South that
'sCotton is King" At Conners-
vile he's bean Treasurer, and the
Times says he's preparing to hand
over the keys Of that office to Mel
son. sfs -
Tho Tincs mentions the fact
that eMr. John Coleman and fam
ily, . abort time ago, moved to
Connersvills from Cincinnati, and
both Mr.. c. and his little girl died
Of the cholera few days since.
The Examiner records the fact
that . crop of "dog fennel'' is be-
ing produced in ConnersvilIe. We
saw lots OF it there Ia l84O-,he
streets wsre full OF it-bot we
bought from the way Connersvil,e
had improved .iuce, that it had
been extirPated.
Bo:h Connersviiie papers com
plain OF Partially ia arrests there
Of drunken men. Whilst the city
inebristes are peru it.ed to do
pretty much Is they please, those
from the country. in the same Ok,
are Immediately arrested and jail.
ed. Nothing strange, gentlemen !;
the police only exercise . sound
Decentralization. RS valuable in
al little cities like Connersville
and Ricbmond to do this. ~ Whilst
the city dtunksrds pay : tax for
being protected in the enjoy men,
Of this RIGHT, IL don's coss those
from the country 4 red cent. They
don't pay corporation taxes for
Iprotectiou; anil herce 1t is rich,
they shenld be jugecdi So
TIE Winchester Journal says, it,
town 10 now without . saioan 1sol
he arst time for s4zaed rears."
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IMill b in Richmond ON Satur.
day 81 each weak in July, and can
be seen at the ohios Of Bsnjamin
Stratean, No. 2, Odd Fellows Build.
ing, " persons wishing to pay De.
inaaent Taxes. Those who have
moi paid when called upon BY . COL
lectcwin ind their accounts ready,
and they are requested 10 call and
settle. Joa g. Lx,sox, !
Country Treasurer.
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White Fsstis, linen and betists are
largely in demand. tcv sommsr quits,
and these arc trimmed with self plea
ing, Hamburg edgings and inserting,
snd black yslvet, in the form Of collars,
xevsss, sashes and buttons. III
Postal card. 10 Canada.
By IN arrangement with the Pos
tai Department Of Canada. postal
cards can be sent from the United
States to any Office in Canada and
delivered free, by the sender put
ing on the card . one cent stamp
in addition to the regular postage.
postage cards from Canada will he
delivered ia the United States un-
der the same regulations.
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WArxR CouMr. :.


Tuesday. the 18th day Of Apgest le7s,
Between the hours Of 10 s,ssoeka .. ~. ssd 4
o., lock P. n At che Court Hoase door in tho
town al Cestervitie. Way ~ county, Indiana.
off.r tor sale. At public auctions tie rests and
profits Tor eeven years Of the followfpg de-
scribsf rsal estate, u waysa County. tndi-i
Th..outh half % sss southeast quartz, Il
section !. twenty-eiaht to~nship taartssu.
range one west, containing 70 68-100 aeres.
~ Also usrtof tho ooraessss 4uaftSf Of Sc.
tion thirty-two, t,w nshjp fourteen, range
one west, and dsscribed a. bexinning q
stake in The lins dividiae ~ seushsast anA
nc itheast quarters of said section, on The
east ebssilk a. White RiNSe. 6e high .wassf
mark Thence north s. Der, .wsst .3S-le
rerctes 70 seone b The eresk TAeuee
north - deGs. epst9 40 pereeea sstons
percSesss TheDSe Gtn,sh u aeg !. eiat Is
perchea, TO = stake standing in .iine divid-,
lug the northeast and southeast quarters Of
said section. D Thencs wssE - e IN peschees
"a ths place Of beginning, containing three
on trteFs Of ar acse, 1soFe u Mss; ahd aIsn
the privilege Of water and Retse poaessbqild-s
ings ard appui tsbsnces thereto belonging,
With ;iiJT;gAs ofau1iaey dao18g ~ 6aosr n
as rot 20 back the same to interfere with the
Spring Focndery. or the water thereof. 2
Taken - the pFuPsssy IF 1esdesse Hee&sarl
sLawvenoosC Gre ftAAAiust 6asdonoe Mea6tukall
and William d. AsndenbslL .xNs~gs,,ea .
Sale 10 % msds without relisf from valua-
ton Or appraisemast Ie.s.si Ia .bsss
b ia iaiSzo Uuised Siasss MAsshdl.
2, ,.,v Tar, By!. $ siss ss,::p p;:sss Z
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The Governor on the nth, ap-
pointed ex- Cover Conrad Baker,
Mr.. Rhoda M. Coffin, OF Wayne,
and Mrs. Addison L. Roache, Of.
Marion countg, .. Board Of Visit
ore to the Indiana Reformatory
Institute for Women and Girls, il
conformance with IN act # the
legislature, This institation will
be opened about the first Of Sept.
omber.
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The adyef :iser, having been spermauenfly.
cnred Of tbs. dread diseaee, Consumption, b.
simple vemedy. - anx ious 70 make known
Ia his Il How su6ersrs the means Of cuss., To
al who desire it, he win send : copy Of. the
prescription asedl frssof charge j viii the
ssieS sS.y III sns : .uss cust no Ior Con Co.
SUMPTION, AssgHa Bkoncn1TIs. &c. adj ns1
Parties wishing the PRESUMPTION will please
addrss Rev. EDWARib A. WILSON, II
35-1y 194 Penn Street,
*@%' William bursh MI
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y 3syen 4 Bro, have the nioset
Piscs Goods IN the city, end 10y
Always warrant fits and sati61aettra.
% 10 No. 282 Main Street Tor has-
gains.
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Jspss Forknsr has Dry Goods, o.
stssy variety, 1t prices agrssshls 70 I'll
our citiEsnr, that cannot lail to induns
them TO ihvsst. Gu to 270 and sasmioe
(ee yourselves.
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Before any Of our readers pur-
ehsssa Carpet il viii pay them 70.
ezsnins the stock and compare
prices ct James FORMERS estab-
hshment, 27O Main Street.
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Only Gents.
The Great crize stationery Package.
9rAn3 q sa3 - G1t1ataS - eEos
7s iaa9TRJ u MlPaHil!4If as

Contains 10 Sheets Writing paper, 10 Envei-
ropes. Penholder. T. Lead Pencil. ? Fsss,l
besutiful Women, and piece 81 Ladies' or
Gents Jewelry.. S&mple rasasee aent by
mail, post paid, ON receipt Of price, IS cents;
packages for 80 cents, OF I for 81. Send
for package. 1t will be the most eonis you
ever bought for the money. The prize is Of,
l teL vorth more than the price paid Tor the
,n:ire paskaes, and the other articles would
bring st retail NOT less than IS cents. Don't
pass this; Try aous package AID you win
never buy Stationery any other way.
Addre6s, 90 j. q. BURROW,
G.hck Bog ISL. q Baltimore, Nd.
- Agents wanted every where to sell
1Yocksses, Pictures, books, etc. II Catalogues
sent free. a.n.,E, : Eear -. l9l4t
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J. E. Nye 4 Co.'s stock al Queens
we're Is very full. Their Glass Wars.
Fruit Jars jelly Glssssa. sss the very
astio!sa Wastsd.. Reeollsot the plaen -
draw Nye to, is ST. Main Street.
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10 IN oTICDz aoas
;sltl m mii ss0ghsih IS aam
IA al 9s8 TOwoq sdf, ,sbisad
, lid az 81 Il IS snl q ni ~ ooi
Contractors & Builders.


. lsEifr RE Nix 1sEREp.
" bgssG sess sYEH &E pa1GS q
That on she ga Aay q Jain 1919, the ssn.
bstng The 6rst day Of apecist eession Of
~ nesrd OF ConnissDeees r. 1Nasss
ssss' - ID . ~ SisSs \ go -
. II ia ordered BY The Board.sf connission
srs, thstshs Audhos Of saA county advertise
fse sdf bss sc Bed yeai Il sisa
.sesiea Proposals - tDsssA N AAAi.
q tioa to the County Asylan. - a-
The same to b. built n sossUsmisy with
plans and speeiaanAisuA ank Soo1dAtss that
, ars now on ale in said Auditor's Once, said
bids. % psDposals, 20 sbs4sithsr Tor oil ~ Asy
part Of said work. and p b rrsseiysd % sas
sixth day Of the Septsnbsr tern. 1873. ( Sep
Bids win Be- received up to noon. (l9
o'clock 1aand not later Bald consrscts 20
Do let in whole o. PAT, for The essetiou OF
said building. upon the bsst and most favor.
abba sfuna 10 b. bed. ADA II eaalornity with
the statute in such case, made and provided;
said Doard rsservine Ne right 10 reject any
and ~ bids % made. And Any person make
ing such bids shall hls with said Bard, st
the time Of his bid bsing uAAs, . good and
ySU9laCtOJy OOuOsf WIN wv Hsp1 u1us0o -
his security, il the sum Of 81. 500, for ths
performancs Of his asid bid II Ne ssaos b
accepted BY said Board; and that ct the tine
Of letting said contract 10 him. be yin Ole
any additional security 4 Fequired BY said
Board
STATE OF IxplAsA,lT .aaots s1si
/. w.r.. cous4r, ss' sI'oea bsi
I, EkAu NJ. Paskse, a uiitor withia Ana for
said county. hereby certify. the abovs aid
foregoing 70 be . true copy ofthe order pass
cd by the Board OF Cummisaioners ri said
county, on the ed day OF July. 1873, - The
same appears ON record IN my oa6ce. ~.
80 WITNESS, Ny nams and The
~ scale the Beard OF Commio-
| Gs8AL,l 3 sinners 81 Wayne scssnty
Indiana, At Cente.yille, THU
a4 ai IA dav Of July. 1873 efs@
~a,f.r,~ ELlHU k.,PARKER.l !
l. 20tt-S27 Is Auditor.
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o Piques, with hand e embroidered fig-
ures, and trimmed with needle-wosk,
re pretty much wcrn. ~ sa
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THE MARKETS.
cINcuNxATr.

CINCINNATI.
Wheat-Red wintsr hsd at o. sasa1 IS.
Prim. red. 81 seal IS, and fair samples at
ol IS. Ret and white mixed, o. Is. Coed
white, u ~. SOC 90 heastaHsiaa '7fN ,s1as J
= s@sa ifxnsixaro1ys.s sss.igss eli 3
F~slA go IS. ianiiy % 6es7, estts is 3
as. superfne S5as IS, low grades - 1ss3 Is.
Whsas-1 l5al s. so- rsA - 9qsl Is "a
amber, and 81 15a1 80 for white. Corn ~
Tor ear, Soc for shelled. Oats a3a3le.
foLKDo.
Wheat 81 Sal o.. Corn steady st lske
ala 39ka41a.
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,s4d 10 agate gsaiaf niasGw aaoLa
n sIelalq % gaiys5 ait saN b
ssasp4 suob0smsss sdi nnsm ga
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state Normal Institute.

A State Normal Institute will be
held at Muncie, Ind, under the di-
rection Of tie State Board Of Edu.
cation, commencing Monday, Au-
gust 4th' and closing August %.
1873. A special opportunity will
thus be AFFORDED fsr t1nohers to re-
ceive the bsnefits of Z. model insti-
Butte, where Lectures aid hstrnction
win be given by some Of tho abb pt
Educators Of the country.
B s' II. s. McHAr,
y E O. NJ 2bsp,
3 81 JONI Coosx1,
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!. 81. Julian has arrived Ut San
Marcos, Texas, and writes a lengthy
and very Interesting letter 10 the
Telegram from there, on the 10th
inst. which appears in that rsper
of yesterday. i.as i.,a cit IS.
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: t1BEAUTnuL MoNuMENT."-Messrs.
RITTER & yIcKoRY, Of our city, whope
superiors rs Monument Manufac-
turers, are not to be found any
where this side of the rising or sit
ting sun, have just completed
for Middletown, Henry county,
Indiana. fine Scotch Granite
Monument, which was purchased
by Capt. TYKLF, of that place. It
is emphatically beautiful" piece
of work~and lis without doubt,
the finest specimen Of this genus 81
Granite, as well as skill in polish
ing, lettering, etc, that will be
found in Henry county We COM
mend those who desire Tombstones.
or Monuments, to perpetaate the
memories oftheir deceased friends,
to give Messrs. Ritter & vickory a
call at their establishment, on North
Pearl-st., two doors north of the
Mayors Office The cost of this
monument is one thousand dollars.
al 2fH "a EAEsS NJ z bz q ~
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f+ ast8 Sewers. ~
Ma. EDrroR--Judge Cox of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, granted an injunction
on the 23rd instant against the con.
struction of q sewer in that city.
Injunctions seem to have q very
beneficial effect in the reckless. ex-
penditures of public money. The
only trouble about the matter is,
that the people do not begin them
soon enough They wait until ''the
horse is stolen before they lock the
door," The injunction served on
the Fort Wayne Railroad Company
had q good effect. The only trou-
BILE sboutit was, that it had not 1t
heart the good of the whole peo-
pie" in it. but was used for the
benefit of . few.
The time has arrived when an IN
junction. ioe. two against' The ooBE
struction of sewers IN Riehmend
would have . good effect. +Ths
people wiz then learn some things
which win profit them very much
in the future. RErs1ascanrznr. =
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Riohnend 8 Chicago Division.


No. q arrives eeate Lias Il s;ss ,. NJ, and
10. 10 as 0;ls Z. =. Ne. 3 leaves Chicago
Daily, except saturday. Ne. 10 leaves nish-
nen4 daily. sxsspt Sunday. asd LoeAsspert
'os Chisago daily. No : leaves daily. except
tusdsy aad Sunday. An etAse Trains run
opt Sssday. .a. -
Ger Passenger and fsssst Agent.
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ANkagnl


doof sTslofo mo11 sdiseb ssvs2
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Awoolen mill company was or
ganfzed at WiAohester. Indiaas, on
the 22d instant, with . capital stock
amounting to $4,000.
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70 The following pathetic lines en-
anated from Max Adeler nS fvo0

s'Ths death angel smote Alexander McGiue,
Aud aavs him protracted repose; ne "a
10 wore checked shirt and Z number nine
shoe nsza{ g}8ssias 1aq 30 =
And he had pink wart on bis nose.
No doubt he 10 happier dwelling 81 space
Over there on the .evsrgrssn shore; % !
His friends are ineor med that his funeral
tAkes plaee 908 >T@vla aiaaeS
80 Precisely 1t quarter psst fouvr'
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Professor Sheridan Cox has been
secured ~ Superintendent of the
Kokomo schools for six years. The
Tribune describes him asa - gem
Neman, shout 40 years Of age;
weight 1856 pounds" He win do.
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We're under obligations 70 G.
"a, Coffin, Esqr.,. for Q copy Of the
Minneapolis Weekly Tribune, Of
July 10 It i owned by . joint
stock company, and our old friend
Capt Wilcox, formerly Of the Rich
|mond Telegram" il one of the
stockholders. We see CUT ting evil
dences Of the Captains handiwork,
on it, capaeious pages, and, judg-
ing, from its general appearance,
the company 10 coming wealth.
Success TO the Captain. SEg c
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4 Btsts Nors1,l IG11lnss viii be
k1ld q IIsnciA Ii anA esnme.c-
IL August I, And eoatians thres
weeks.
Barry Snlerove, Ne vetsran cd
thor u ~ Iadianapolis Jossnal,
sposs - uasarnlsAed trnth OF tho
.indtslG1osl sAo velsstsers his ink.
Cit services seiass The Bax-
- Isov, 10 Ne eolsmns Of the
..IndspesieAR' eed 4Tinss- Of oar
city, When he stsles him ia che ed
isosial eolanns OF the journal:
The ehanpion dsad-bsat Of East
en- Indiana"
VIZ knew il, We have been *
pectine il Tor weeks and It has
now come. It was just as certain
chat David 8. Gooding would turn
up an active granger" and . loud
patron Of husbandry as anythinR
could be. The farmers movements
might possibly have gotten along
without David, but it would never
have reached its highest develop
ment or worked ont its true mission
OF course its traea mission, N Da-
nd's view, j. to carry him into Of
Zee and if he does't convince the
farmers that next years wheat crop
and the salvation of the country
depend upon that result it viii not
be for want Of effort on his part
Indianapolis Journal.
Asaspatron Of husbandry," Da-
lvid is q success. We do not know
the extent Of his knowledge on the
''wheat crop but, he knows all
about eggs-sure! q $50
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! The first shipment Of manufact-
ured goods from Los Angeles
wooleo mills viii be. made ON the
next steamer. -t.
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On Saturday night. Hooker
smiths shop ct Indianapolis was
Get FIRE TO, and extinguished with
difficulty, and Is Mr.. H. was re-
turning home he discovered . man
in the cot Of applying . torch to
his barn. g. B. Patterson's stable
Was set fre TO the same night for
the third time.
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The fashionable world and the
plain denizens, Of both city and
,eountrys N always IS sceomnoda
ted win jass Che kind Of ! bonnet
they desire-,nd Trimmings to
match, By ealing at No. II, North
Franklin ct, at the Millinery Store
Of Mrs. 8. A. nif Davis.
Fifth sEEsss 3 nov nm stiset Of
our city-the FIRST street on which
the Street Railway, within our city
il to b operated, -but w. L Far
quhar's Grocery, isitustsl On that
street, just north Of the fremont
Houss. 1isSs svsfytEing IN ff56
Family 0rocssy line il melted out
TO customers in satisfactory mea
sures Now il the time to 60 black
berrying at Inns. rrr~ :
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Tue Winchester Journal says
that General Tom Browne return
cd home, from Washington City,
lasa Tuesday, and was busiIy en-
gagged in @sHocKINa" work!-fixing
upsthe shocks OF wheat ia his field
that the vind had blown down, q -
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LIST OF LETTERs

{ Remaining in the Postofk.e at Richmond
Ind. july IS. 1873
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Come and Hear
The Exposition opens at Indian
apolis, Sept 10. iaa slaa s
The salAry Of the chisf-of-police
vas inozesssd TO 975 pr month, at
last meeting Of the Council. Econo

Treasurer Joseph q. Lemon has
this week npseAeesd thA property
built by Jd80 0bdre, IL kssly
owned by George Howard, on south
Ninth Street this city.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-10-16
Cornwall.

Last Friday night burglars again visited this town. They first entered the store of 1ne cornwall Bridge Iron O., probably between the hours of ten and twelve o'clock, and forced open the safe doors with wedges. The safe contained only about two hundred and thirty dollars in currency. which was taken, also about one thousand dollars in railroad bonds which will be of no use to the burglars and can be re-issued to the owner. From there they went to the store of Messrs. NJ. Beers X Sons, Cornwall, entered the store through second story window. drilled the new eight hundred dollar burglar proof safe, blew it open, took about thirty dol lars from drawer, belonging to the Eccle- siastical society which was all the money contained in the safe. They then extract tracted the inside double cast steel, case hardened, combination-lock safe con tained i'll the large safe. This they rolls ed on the store truck about fifty rods through the main street ill the village. It was about one o'clock, with 8 bright moon light. They then went to P. R. Baldwin's barn, hitched up his team of horses, loaded the safe into his family carriage, and drove away. The horses and carriage were found in Amenia. N. Y. State. where the thieves took the earlv four o'clock train for New York city.