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We LOAN on CITY REAL ESTATE At
lowest rates, Nickels & Smith. 81 Nicolist.
FTNE I,ANDS-NORTH DAKOTA AND MIN
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PERSONAL ~
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NEW AND SECONDHAND BICYCLES AT
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HORSES, cARR1AGEs-wANTEI

NOTICE-HoRSES PASTURED;. NO BET
ter pasture IN the county. Adrdess A. l..
Hurr, burn, MINI.
WANTED-ONE HEAVY, ONE LIGHT,
dray, cheap. 1905 Bryant ay S.
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MARSHALL COUNTY, MIMI =
1,245 acres, town 157-41 All first class,
tillable land; heavy black loan and clay sub
soil, close to proposed railway extension to
Rosean, in a country rapidly settling; price
only 81 per acre, II taken by June 5. =
THE PEOPLES LAND INV. CO.,
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way Packing Co. stock for sale at great bar
gain; good dividends are always sure: party
must have money. Address 9S47, journal.
PRIVATE BANKING,
Where ycrl can get ready money upon de-
mand In a business way, the same as business
men do OF their banks; $40 and upwards, easy
terms. low rates. - -.s.
GUARANTY INVEsTMEN'T. CO..
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FARM LANDS

TIMBER LAND, CHEHALIS COUNTY,
Washington; 160 acres, section %, township 81,
range 10; price SIC, COO; or half section 22
township 81, range 10 for 81 per LOCO stump
age: apply to owner. Robert Quinn. Huntley,
MINI.
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81 MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED PEO- 8
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8 concerns, Oh easy weekly or monthly 3
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FOR RENT-THREE LARGE, PHEASANT,
connecting. UNFINISHED rooms on third floor;
price $12 to man and wife only; no children.
Apply at 11S 18th st.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-02-14
NEW IRON MINES.

= big demand for iron ore prop
critics in the lake region of Michi-
gan is being stimulated by the fear
ofindependent steel companies that
their ore supply will be shut off
BY the hig steel combines, accord
ingto the New York Commercial.
Since the organization of the Unit
edStates Steel corporation fifty or
more Independent steel concerns
h3se sprung into existence. Thus
fak kthese Independents have had no
dnQct11tysin getting ore for their
3 N lfases ana niniil1s; II about Zen
days ago some of them were noti-
fed by the big steel combine that
they could not longer be supplied
with billets, as all the combines
products were needed for their own
finishing mills.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-02-14
CALICO BALL.

'Qne of the events of the season
WIZ be given on Friday evening
neKt, at the Fay Opera, invitations
toaa Calico Ball on that date having
BEEN extended, under the auspices
offhe K. of T. Autumn Leaf Club.
Music will be furnished by an
orthestra of ten pieces, and good
prpgram is assured. A feature of
the evening will be genuine cake
walk by the "Colored Four Hun
drfd" of Southern Tennessee, which
ispcheduled for $50 o'clock.
a beautiful prize, now on exhibi-
tidn at the Chicago Store, will be
giYen to the lady with the greatest
number of ruff1es on her dress.
Tickets have been placed at 75c
PET couple, and an enjoyable even.
in& is assured.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-02-14

Lynn the past week, and Bessemer
ana s. non -Bessemer grades have
taaen literally. Of the old range
BeSsemer product comparatively
little remains to be placed. Sellers
ofnon, Bessemer ores have already
diaposed of from one e-half to two
thtrds of their estimated produc-
tioh. in 1902 and, it is. stated, have
seehred advances averaging with
rndet*of them Is cents above the
level; Of prices in 1901. The Mesaba
pr9ducers, whose ores have been 90
well appreciated by 4fnrnatetnen
thAt upwards of 60 per cent-in
some cases so and 90 per cent-of
the mixture has been made up of
these ores, are finding little or no
resistance to their advance of 25
cents. The production from this
range in 1902 is expected to run to
1fm1O,0o0 q or 100000 tons, or more
than half the total output.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-02-14
HAPPY VIRGINIdNS.

Among those of our citizens who
protited by the lease sales of west
ern Mesaba properties made week
ago are Supt. Parmelee, of the Re.
public Iron K Steel Co. properties,
Capt. T. J. Jones, A. b. Coates and
DR.. Stuart Bates.
4 Each of the gentlemen receive a
substantial lift in a financial way,
sufficient to put them square on
their feet for the balance of life.
/ The tide of fortune has played in
favor of many of our residents
since the opening of the range, and
we believe still has surplus in
store for number of others of our
citizens who are engaged in explor.
atory work.
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WILL STOCK THE PROPERTY

WILL STOCK THE PROPERTY.
c. H. Nichols and associates, who
own a state lease on the southwest
quarter of 36, 59-17, have decided to
organize a stock company to fur.
ther explore and develop the pro-
perty.
The property win be capitalized
at $1'OO0'O00, shares being of the par
value of 81 each.
1t is the intention of the promot.
ers to put 10000 shares Of
this stock on the market at 10 cents
per share, using the proceeds of
such sale to continue their shaft
and put in steam drills, hoist and
other necessary equipments.
Five pits on this property are in
ore. one showing A feet, of an aver
age assay of 44.70 per cent hard
iron, the last six 1eet of this hole
showing 66 per cent iron and still
bottomed in the same substance.
The property is considered an ex.
cellent showing by those who have
seen it, and the existence of an ore
body of value on the property is al.
ready an assured tact, and an in.
vestment in stock at the price quot.
ed is believed to be sure winner.
Messrs. B. F. Smith and A. HI. AL.
ford, of this city, own lease on the
east half of the northeast quarte,
of Sc, and will doubtless do some
work on same in the near future
The same formation exists on thie
as on tie property proven by Mr.
Nichols. .;. j. ~.: - .@s..s z.:s1>
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-02-14
MINING LEASE FILED.

Albert II. Steinbrecker, of Wayne
county, Michigan, has leased to the
Belliton Mountain Iron company
the nwA of the seA and the swA OF
the seA in 14-58-20, and with it goes
a six-months' option to purchase.
The option was effective Feb. 10th
lease calls for 25,OOO tons as the
minimum output for 1902 from each
forty, $1,000 in 19O4-05 and $4,000 in
each and every year thereafter. The
royalty is Is cents a ton and the
lease rune for SO years. Albert C.
Hubbell is president of the iron
company.
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THIRD WARD.
Republican Ticket.
FOURTH WARD.

Republican Ticket.
Mayor-W. H. Eaton,9
Recorder-Albert E. Bickford, Z.
Treasurer-W. B. Pratt,
Alderman Gust Blomberp,
Democratic Ticket.
Mayor-A. N. Thompson, IL.
Recorder-Gustaf Nelson, 8.
Alderman-Jacob Johnson,
In addition to the nominees thus
designated as entitled to place on
the official ballot, there will be 9TH
ers who will come in by petition.
Of this number will be William
Rooney, who will be in the race for
the rnayoralty, and S. Oberg, who
will be in opposition to w. b. Pratt
as an independent candidate for
the treasurership. 1t is also stated
that N. A. Holmer will also become
an independent candidate for alder
man in the Fourth.
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HlLL THE PURCaASER.

It is given out that Louie w. Hill
president of the Eastern Minnesota
is the purchaser of the Kinney Haw.
kins lease in 32-58-21, notice of the
transfer of which for a sum exceed.
ing half million dollars, was made
last week. Of the sale price Messrs
Kinney and Hawkins each receive
35 per cent, Geo. H. Crosby 20 PIE,
cent and Capt. J. H. Pearce the re-
naming 10 per cent. ~F:
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:
MARRIED. At DULDTH.

The marriage of John-D. Lamont
and Mrs. Grace Woolcock, both of
this city, was consummated at Du-
luth on Monday. Both the con-
tracing parties are well-known
,Virginians, and many friends ex-
tend congratulations. They will
be "At Home at their residence on
Central avenue after March LIST.
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ORE S.iLES.

The sale of ore has gone on stead
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Cbey'r<: orr!
The Primary Election a T anne
Affair, Except in the :. =. :
Second Ward.
COHEN WINS OUT,

The primary. election on Tuesday
was quiet one with the exception
of the second ward, where the con-
test between Louis Cohen and E. T..
Burley for aldermanship honors
drew out big vote, and resulted
in signal defeat for the latter by a
vote of "a to 62.
In this ward but two dem ocratic
votes were cast, making of the pre-
cinct the staunchest Republican
stronghold in St. Louis county.
The vote for the respective wards
as cast was as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Republican Ticket:
Mayor-W. H. Eaton. IL.
Recorder-Albert E. Bickford, IA.
Treasurer-W. B. Pratt, IL.
Alderman-Gust Johnson, IL.
Democratic Ticket.
Mayor-A. N. Thompson,2.
Recorder-Gustaf Nelson,
Alderman-Jas. Sullivan,
SECOND WARD.
Republican Ticket.
Mayor-W. H. Eaton, GO.
Recorder-Albert E. Bickford, 81.
Treasurer-W. B. Pratt, Ga.
Alderman-Louis Cohen, "a.
+. E. Burley, 62.
Justice of the Peace-David G.
Christopher. so.
Democratic Ticket.
Recorder-Gustaf Nelson,1.
THIRD WARD.
Republican Ticket.
Mayor-W. H. Eaton, IL.
Recorder-Albert E. Bickford. 10.
Treasurer-W. B. Pratt, IL.
Alderman-H. Burchell, 10.
%.. Democratic Ticket. =,
y " ~ \ 'lil,,e q
Recorder-Gustaf Nelson, 10.
Alderman-Tohn Hovland- H.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. Aug. -Butter-Rsceipts. 5.57l
packages the market was steady. Renovated,
1tlk@l7lse factory, lSal5lse; imitation creamery
ket was firm. New State, small colored full
cream, fancy and small white, 10&ml0-c: large
colored and large white 1O+c- Eggs-Receipts,
ASS packages; the market was stronger. state
and Pennsylvania, O6f2ic; Western, candled, SQ
1910; Western uncandled, l6GflSc.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 25-Butter firm and In
fair demand; extra Western creamery, 1910: ex-
nearby prints. dc. Eggs steady and in good
inquiry; fresh nearby. PIC, loss on; fresh West
of: fresh Southern. lSq17c loss OF. Cheese
firm and good demand; New York full creams
prime small. 1Oi1 G1OIzc; New York full creams
fair to good. 9lkqlOc.
BALTIMORE. Aug 25.-Butter firm and IN
changed. Fancy imitation ISdfl9c: fancy cream
cry, 2OG2lc; fancy lade. l761Sc; fancy roll. ls9
l7c good roll. 15c: store packed. l4dl5c. Eggs
firm and unchanged. Fresh, 10000. Cheese firm
Large. 9ssq10c; medium, lOQlOAc; small. 1910
1Ol.c
ELGIN. Aug 25-There were no offerings and
consequently sales of butter the Board
OF Trade to-day. The quotation committee de-
Clared the market steady at 19c a cent lower
than last week. The sales of the week were
626, 600 lbs.
CHICAGO Aug 25.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady; cream
cries, 15fplS1zc: daries, 13l5G17c. Cheese steady
at i0dlO2ac. Eggs steady; fresh INC.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2S-Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, l4lzc, loss OF, cases
returned.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 25-Butter weak Creamery.
1s@20c; dairy, Hd17c. Eggs Arm, loss of. l6c.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 25-Butter-Common and
medium, 12Ql3c; good, l4615c. Eggs, l5i7c.
CINCINNATI. Aug Eggs firm at lee But
ter steady. Cheese quiet: Ohio fat. l0c.
BOSTON, Aug. 25.-ISpeciall-Eggs firm at lsd
19c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Closes Higher with September
COrn-Other staples steady,

NEW YORK, Aug. &.-Flour-Receipts
is, 275 brls; exports, n,42O brIs. Fairly active
and frmer on spring wheat brands. Winter
patents. $3.6OG3.90: winter straights. 5000
3.55; Minnesota patents, 50. s5G4; winter ex-
traS. $3G325; Minnesota bakers, $315iS 35:
winter low grades, s.. SOa3O5 Rye flour
steady Fair to good. s52Oa3 40: choice to
fancy, $3.55G3.7O. Cornmeal firm. Yellow
Western, $1.27; city, sl.25; Brandywine, SS.45
G3.55. Rye steadier. No. Western. 6o14c f.
o. b. afioat; No. 2, sec track; state. 55Iaa56c
c. /. T. New York. Barley dull and easy.
Feeding, 4Sc C. i. f. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts, l45,525 blu: exports, 1884,
$50 Spot firm. No. 2 red, 77Jsc elevator 7sa
7Shc (. o. b. afoat; No. l northern Duluth,
S43sc f. o. b. afoat; No. ! hard Manitoba.
S97sc (. o. b. adoat. After opening steady on
foreign buying and local covering wheat
reacted because of larger Northwestern re-
ceipts only TO advance later on renewed
demand from shorts, notably in September
Aiding this upturn were big seaboard clear
ances, Northwest buying, smaller primary
receipts, the corn advance and light of
ferings: closed firm at 9sQ1c net advance.
September, 751z0762sc, closed at 76Sc; De-
cember Y 15-16G73Sc, closed at 73kc
Corn-Receipts, 40. $50 bu. Spot firm. No. 2
CSC, elevator. 69c t. o. b. afoat. Options
opened irregular, September up on cover
ing and December down under free offer
covering helped by higher cables shower
predictions and the heavy visible supply
decrease, closed partially fsQlhc higher the
latter on September. September. 647s966k c.
closed at 66l4c; December. 47Ts949c. closed
at 49c.
Oats-Receipts. 273.0OO blu. Spot unsettled
No. new, 36c: track mixed Western 3sd
&c; track white, 45c Options ruled gen
orally firm all day on light contract arrivals
and covering. May closed at 36isc; Deem
Der. 35s4 d361sc. closed at 361sc.
Hay firm. Shipping, 65q70c; good to choice
81 O56p1 10. Cut meats quiet Picked bellies
81 .251l3; picked shoulders. s. 7549; picked
hams 81 80. Lard steady. Western steamed
sl15 Refined steady. Continental 81 30;
s A s12l5: compound. S.s7lS6rs. Is. Pork
firm Family, s7o12o.50; short clear SIS. 1921;
mess. NSals Rice irregular; domestic, fair
TO extra 41z66hc: Japan. 4A@5c
Conee-Spot Rio firm. No. invoice, sac.
Mild steady; Cordova, sQ1lhc.
Sugar-Raw hrmer. Fair refining 27kc
centrifugal. % test. 3.sc; molasses sugar
2ssc. Refined steady.
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INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, 4q6
per cent; time loans, 5G6 per cent. Clear
ings not reported.
NEW YORK-Call money steady at 21AG4
per cent; closed offered 2lz. Prime mer-
camille paper. 4@4d51z per cent Sterling ex-
change easier; actual business in bankers
bills at S4.S7.10 for demand and at A.S4.25 for
sixty days; posted rates, ASl9 and S4SS;
commercial bills, $4S3aafI S4a4- Cleartngs,
sos, l92, 166; balances, 1911. l35.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange, zoe dis
count. Posted exchange, 4s5lz for sixty
days, s4.SS on demand. Clearings, SIS, rs;
balances. 1905, 314.
BOSTON.-Clearings s14,s77, 7S6; balances,
s1.052.27S
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 41z05 per cent.
Clearings. 81, sS6. 063; balances. slS13.31l.
ST. LOUIS.AMoney steady at sac per
cent. New York exchange, &c discount.
Clearings. 1903 155; balances. $.127,739
BALTIMORE.-Cleari s2,73S,26S; bal
ances, $269, 703
CONGRATULATIONS 3lkd6 per cent.
New York exchange. 15d2Oc discount. Clear
ings, s4,033,070.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25-Poultry-Allve. steady;
chickens, l2zGl3c: turkeys. l2c: fowls, l2c
dressed steady; chickens, Western. ud14c; fowls.
l3lac; turkeys, l5925c.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 25.-Hens 10lsc per ID:
spring chickens. nn11zc: young ducks, size:
young guineas, l2Gl3c-
ST. LOUIS, Aug. @.-Poultry weak chickens
9l4c; springs. Pee, turkeys nzql2Ac; ducks,
7c: geese. 4iec.
CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-Ice poultry easy; turkeys.
l2laG1Slac chickens, l0iadlzlso.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 25.-Poultry quiet; hens,
Ice; springs. 11ci turkeys, lie.
BOSTON, Aug. 25.-ISpeoiall-Poultry quiet
fowls l3hdl4c; springs. 1ic.
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oils.

SAVANNAH. Aug 25.-Turpentine firm at
!4%c Rosin f, iirrH; a; b G ID Sis E. 81 20; F
sos; n. $3.50; window glass, ss6o; water white
S. So
WILMINGTON, Aug. 25.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 44c Rosin steady at 81. 1OG1.I5 Crude
turpentine firm at $l.4O 81. so and 81 90. Tar firm
at $3.50.
OH. CITY. Aug 25.-Credit balances. 81. %: GER
tfficates. no bid. Shipments 1IO.6 brls; aver
age, 81 $50 brls runs, $4,000 brls; average. 77l5
brls.
NEW YORK. Aug 25.-Petroeum steady
Rosin steady; strained, common good. sl.55
Turpentne steady at 47647hc
MONTPELIER. Aug. 25-Crude petroleum
steady. North Lima, CSC; South Lima and Indi-
ana, sac.
CHARLESTON. Aug 2s.-Turpentine and
rosin unchanged.
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SAN DIEGO. Cal, Aug. 25.-The Kosmos
liner Kambysses, which has arrived here
from Hamburg via the west coast OF South
and Central America, reports that while
running through the tropics she was in
many electric storms which lighted up the
heavens in a wonderful manner. When she
approached Chamerico. on the west coast
OF Guatemala, the light of active volcanoes
were seen for many miles at sea. on reach
ing port it was found that the inhabitants
OF the town had all fed on account Of an
earthquake. and the steamer had TO dis
crew. as no longshormen could be found
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-26
Game Law to he Tested.

LANSING. Mich, Aug. 25.-The case OF
William Van Pelt, who was convicted last
spring. in Wayne county. OF having I'm bis
possession wild ducks for the purpose OF
shipping them outside Of the State was to-
day appealed TO the United States Supreme
Court. The case involves that important
provision OF the game law forbidding the
shipment OF game outside the State. The
Michigan Supreme Court sustained the law
on the ground that the State owns the
game and has the right 10 restrict its tax
ing and use.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-26
INDIANAPOLIS a MARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT co.

For MooresviIls and intermediate points cars
will leave Kentucky avenue and Washington
street al 5.l5 a m. s 20 a. m. and every hour
thereafter 10 and including $50 p m, after
which time viii leave AT \ - and II Is
Car leaves Mooresville az a. m and every
hour thereafter 90 and including \ p. IN. after
which time a viii leave at 10 o'clock
The "A. leaving MooresNille reaches
the Union station al indianapolis In time 20
connect with sunday morning excursions on All
railroads.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-26
Two Bad MuIIinses Captured.

MIDDLESBORO, KY. Aug. 25.-Accord-
ing 10 advices received here to-day Tom
Mullins and son Mullins have surren-
dered TO Virginia officers. They are charged
with numerous offenses, among other the
assault of Miss Cora Williams. OF Free
land Va They were surrounded in the
mountains IL is said others are implicated
i'm the assault OF Miss Williams The Null
linses were members OF George Potter's
hand.
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futures ranged as follows:


Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
Wheat-No. 2 spring 7$@7ilEc; No. 9. 7OQ7O4c;
No red, 73u7315c No. corn, 60c. No.
white oats. 3o@37c. No rye, Sic Fair to choice
mailing barley, 55Q6Sc. Flaxseed-No. l, Sli1;
No l Northwestern 81. 46. Prime timothy seed
81. 40 Glover, contract grade, $40. Mess pork.
per bril- Sl6S5dl6.9O Lard per loo lbs, $40 759
10.77i2. Short rib sides (loose) Sl005mlO15. Dry
sated shoulders (hoxed). - 75GlS s7Iz. Short
clear sides (boxed). s10.75Q lO.S71z Whisky
Basis of high wines, $3
Receipts-Flour. 16 900 brs; wheat 2S1 COO bu;
5000 bu; oats. 1896 900 bu; rye, 14.OTo bu:
barley, IS eco bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls;
wheat $4,000 bu, corn, 10000 bu; oats 1872, 900
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Ni.took His Friend for n Burglar.

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 25.-Mistaking his
friend, who occupied the same dwelling
with him, for a burglar. ]. d. Wilson shot
and instantly killed c. +. Apperson here
late last night. Apperson recently had
changed his sleeping apartments, and Will
son. seeing a form which in the dark he
supposed TO be that OF a burglar chal-
lenged. and, receiving no answer. fred.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-26
Pensions for Veterans.
eacates have been issued to the following

Certificates have been issued to the foliowing-
named Indianians:
Orfginal-Noah Z. Wingate Frankfort. S.
Increase Reissue. etc.-Jesse l.. Grishaw (de-
ceasedD SEarpsville, Si2 Adds Hineline. Wood
vile, sl7; Levi c. Wright. Orleans, Sl7; Nixon
s Teal. Logansport, 81 Joseph -. banner ode
Centeryille sl4; Isaac o. Neal, Kokomo Ss
samuel Irwin, French Lick. Sl1; Charles Fearey.
Wbftcomb So; Charles Bixenstein National
Military Home, Marion, S. Jonathan Holmes,
National Military Home. sl2
Widows. Minors and Dependent Relatives
Jennie Odear Nashville 500 Henrietta Carey
Chrisney $l2; Martha +. Rice, cambridge, S
F.mma Lash. Martnsville IS; Martha A. Nc
Queen Montmorenci, $12; Kate E. Hess. Marion
S12. Margaret A. Standish, Mount Ayr, IS.