Fort Wayne Daily Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 1

'4 ft v. CaMebok has. filed his plea. He savs be never promised to marry Mary Ej. Oliver.

John Church Co. have just issued in sheet music form, the last song written by P. P. Bliss. Ex Presibext Grant is now "Grand-father "Grant." Bis luck has not de serted him jet.

Ex Governor Emery Washbubne of Massachusetts, died Sundajvat his rest denco in Cambridge. Fred Douglass has received his commission and qualified as Marshal of the District of Columbia. Gold opened in New York yesterday at 1045. and closed at the same, with sales daring the day at 104. JuniAXAroLis has a bonded debt of $1, to which the $500,000, for the belt railroad must be added.

Railroad stock. New York, March 19: Fort Wayne, Wabash, Terre Haute, 2 preferred, 14; Indiana Central, 2J, An interesting political discussion ended in a decided manner in a rural village in New Hampshire recently. The arguments; were convincing Campbell struck Bailey, and Bailey shot Campbell. There will be no clause in the next army appropriation bill forbidding the use of troops in supporting any of the Southern Governments. The days for revolutionary measures have passed away with the large Democratic majority in the The vacancy in the Supreme Judge's ship' caused by the resignation of Judge Davis is claimed by representatives in the Southern States.

The parties spoken of in that connection are Hershell V. Johnson, and Ben Hill. Both gentlemen have friends pressing their respicts ive claims to. that office. Bob Ikgerscll is engaged in delivering lectures in different cities on "The Political Situation." Bob is a success in this line.

He "draws well," and his lectures no doubt are a success financially to those who employ him. The Democratic press have considerable to do with this. They give him a vast amount of free advertising. Hampton has given a guarantee to the President, that if the troops; are with drawn no violence will ocfcur, or be That all proceedings against Chamberlain shall be by legal means, nnder statutes enacted by Republicans in 1868. What the guarantees are is not stated.

They should be satisfactory before any steps are taken to remove the troops. It is very evident that troops were placed. there for cause and before they are removed, it is proper! that sufficient reason exists for removing the same. REAL ESTATE. Transfer in the city and County During I lie Fait Week.

A very light business was done in the real estate line. during the week ending March the as the following record shows CITY. Francis M. Scott to David J. ShaW lots in Fletcher's addition.

J. W. Borden to Jno. Lipes, lot in Williams addition. Jas.

Lang to. Magdalene Heiter, lot in' Hanna addition. Rockhill minor heirs to Anna Holt, lot in Rockhill addition. Jno. R.

Hart, et to Chas. Fairfield, tot tn Bakers addition. Jno. Hough' to C. M.

Fairfield, lots in Hough's addition. Samuel A. Mickel to E. Fn Worthing ton, lot in Archer's addition Samuel W. Stoops to Alin Henry, lot in B.

W. stoops addition. Jno. C. and Allie Haney to R.

D. Stone, lot in Stoop's addition. I Michael Carroll to Mary lot Johnson's addition. I C. and G.

Lauer to A. l.auer, lot in Trim pie's addition. I Wajne township J. C. Bowser, by) Auditor Abbott, to Chas.

Fairfield, one half north east quarter section. Washington township Jos. Miller to B. J. Eamphens, 100 acres.

B. J. Eampheus to Anestasia Miller 100 acres. Springfield township Edgar W. Cumj rnins to Horace B.

Covine, 50 acres. Monroeville township John Gw Mo Donald to John W. Root, lot in Barn hart's addition. Marion township H. W.

Hildebrana et al. to Sebastian Hoffman, 42 acres. Milan township Joaian Pelton to Martha J. Dawson, 80 acres Francis Smith et al. to Stephen Heath, 40 acres.

Lake township Henry Rathert to David A. Robinson, 80 acres; Christian Schneider to Gottlieb Schneider, 60 acres. Cedar Creek township W. T. Abbott to W.

E. Drew, 80 acres John Kryder to Harrison W. Kryder, 71 acres. Adams township Fred; Meyers to Christian Ahlschwede, 35 acres. Aboite township A.

Able to Mar Able, one half west half southwest quarter. Pleasant township Wm. Shaughj nessy to Jacob Heckburn, 40) acres; Jacob Heckburn to Barbara Shaugh nessy, 40 acres; John Christman to Valentine King, 2 acres. Lafayette township John Jones to Jacob Satter, 20 acres. Jackson, township United States to Jon Lentz.

160 acres; Epharim Haines to James White. 80 acres. or EnarafcmeDt for' the Feeble. Debilitr. whether it be inherent caused by overtaxed strength or protracted illness, has a most depressing influence upon, the mind, breeding an abject melancholy nearly akin to despair, and enforcing the abandonment of cherished projects and high hopes.

Happily the enfeebled system, even in extreme cases, is susceptible of invigoration. It It proTed? by inconvertible evidence that HoatctterV Stomach Bitters is an unfailing strengthener of the weak, and that in addition to vitalizing the, physical organization, it establishes regularity among those organs upon whose efficient da'soharg datfes imposed on jhem by natnre, condoned, vigor and health depend. Thousands pf instances might be cttea to shew the tejreaeratingJnflu ec MVAlji Brer disease, dyspepsia, nerv OMaMsBeetSf eoactiBation, intermittent fcw(ttiMrruia(ttiM troebiea, gout mI Atmm aUssa mtdfiktm alaitie s. volume xnt fORT WAYNE. IWPTtESl) iMVMtiN MAKGH 20.

1877. PRICE FIVE CENTS. MOElONffSi! r. TEBHS One month (payabUto earrlert) On lr Sinrlmm 75Ceaij JLB VEKTlSIsra KA' One Nqaare One Xay" One Aqaare Tbree Daya One Square Six Ban One Square Two Weeks. One Square ThreeWeelu One So uare Four Weelu wne square two neauu.

T. i una men eonsutuus a iqun. Addren i. ort Tamt na TELEGRAPH NEWS. A Conflict in New Or leans Expected at Any Moment.

Postmaster General Key on the Distribution of Patronage in the South. Hampton Guarantees a Peace ful Settlement if the Troops are Withdrawn. A Writ of ectment Issned. Againt Governor Faok ard of Louisiana. Fred Douglass Qualified as Mar shal of the District of Columbia.

Death of Ex Governor Emery 'Washburne of Massachu settSf Sunday. i A Pardoned Conviot Attempts Rob bery to Get Back in the Penitentiary. i An Unusual liars lost of Crimes and Casualties. Jw Trk, POSTMASTER OESEBAL EET OS APPOINT MENTS IX THE) SOUTH. Washington, March 19.

Postmaster General Key, in reply to a letter of Sens ator Merrimen asking for information in relation to the distribution of patronage in the Sonth, says: "I will en deavor', to explain the situation as clearly and briefly as possible. When a vacancy exists in anfi office connected with this department in aootbern atates preference will be given to a Republican, all other things being equal but should it be impossible to bnd a Kepublican wbo will be satisfactory to a large mas jority of the people whose business is directly affected by the appointment, or in case of a contest of office, then I shall not hesitate to step aside and select a person who, in my judgment, will giro satisfaction to the business interests of the community. I shall always be glad to reccire advice of Senators and Bep resentatives in Congress touching mats, ters. of this kind; yet I shall not consider myself as in any way bound to act upon it. My desire is to do the greatest good to the greatest number; and to this end I shall always be glad to have jour cooperation.

I very much regret I did not see you, and shall be glad to do so at any time." FRED D0TTGLA83. United.States Marshal Fred Douglass, at the State Department, to day received his commission. He was the object of very great attention from the crowd visiting the department. Frederick Douglass! this afternoon, was. qualified as United States Marshal of the District of Columbia, and took charge of his office.

Columbus Alexan der, of Washington, and George; Hill, of Georgetown, united, with him in execution of a bond of $20,000 for the faith ful performance of the duties. A large number of applicants for office under the new Marshal were in attendance before he was qualified, but Mr. Douglass promptly intimated that he was not in favor of removing any good men from their present position, and would make no changes without careful consideration. FRESSIKO THEIR CLAIV8. Several Southern delegations remain in Washington, urging the President to make certain appointments.

To one of these the President to day said he would take his time to answer the applications made to him. SptTTHEJtS AFFAIRS. The gentlemen from the South who have interviewed the President in the interest of the recognition of Nichollsand Hampton, expressing themselves very hopeful that this week will terminate all anxiety on the subject. It in learned nt the Executive Manaioir that there is no prpbabilityora decisioiH being reacnea to morrow concerning tne Southern qaestion, although it will then doubtless be brought before the Cabinet, and its formation commenced. There will be at least one other session of the Cabinet before the matter ia finally dev termined, and additional Cabinet meet ing will probably be held Wednesday.

APPOISTMIKTS. J. W. Marshall, First Assistant Posts, master General, hat. been, appointed Superintendent of the Railway Mail' Service, with headquarters at Washington.

I CAMKKOVV CA8E. In the case of Mary E. Oliver Simon, Cameron for breacnor promise, in which $50,000 damages are. claimed. the defendant has filed his plea as follows "And now comes the dr fendahf answer, and for olea to decla ration filed against him in the' above enH titled case says be never "promised as the place a pandemoninm.

These ne groes are evidently' from the country, iWUMUCnilU JW1U fVOCUB IUU1I1B, which he is now engaged: in forming. He now admits that he' wiUj'as soon as possible, take back the police" stations, land savs he would not remain but two hoars if he had all of his arms back. It can be put down as a settled fact that 'wiuun a. yery tew. at the farthest, Packard will break the Mace: His backers ih the hotel are hot for war and nothing but the proba ble outcome is talked about.

Jt is reported he is already in negotiation for the purchase of arms, etc. All lands cometable are to be. used, in securing them. They boaat dowii; there, that they do not want troops to in tertere, and tner. assert that if might makes right, they have the might.

Our citizens should be prepared for the turning loose on the streets of a gang of ignorant negroes. led by bad mer. for that now is evidently the policy of irackard. 4 The situation is assuming much more of a warlikej attire than ever before since January 9, and the responsibility of the matter will rest upon Packard, and the fruits he will gather will be most bitter. arrest or Packard's reckuitiko officers.

Nicholls' police arrested Packard's recruiting officers. Several have been locked np, charged with attempting to create a riot and enticing men to overthrow the 'government of Louisiana; They will get a hearing to morrow. SOUTH CABOUNA. hamptok's guarantee to the president. New York, March 19.

Governor Hampton of. South Carolina has given a guarantee to the President that if the troops are withdrawn no violence will occur or be allowed, but that hie will pro ceed against Chamberlain by legal means and under a statute enacted by the Republicans in 1868, to enable them to put out some Democrat incum bent This statute provides for sums mary eviction oi any person imruuiug himself into1 public office by a warrant issued by the circuit judge. The party evicted under such a wairant is authorized by the 'statute to assert his claim or retention, in courts, if he wishes, but must give way first and at once an issue and presentation of warrant to the office elected. RENO'S RUIN. lie will Probably be Dismissed from tbe Besralar Army.

Chicago, March 17. The Tribune's St. Paul special savs: The trial of Ma jor A. Reno, of the Seventh Cavalry, i ti i i commanding at on auercromuu wuicu baa been progressing before the Court Martial here, of which Colonel W. B.

Hazen is presiding officer, is drawing to a close. Ex Governor Davis summed up for Bono tosday, and Judge Advocate Mai or tiarrwill close to morrow. ine trial ia private, but it is known that the charges wereTrough't by Captain M. Bell, stationed at Fort Abercrombia, specifying an infamous proposal to cell wite, slanderous conversauon and writing concerning her. These charges are understood to have been sustained by the evidence of Mrs.

Bell, and by evi dence of an Army Chaplain, that Reno had cast decided reflections on the character of Mrs. Bell when talking to him. The prevailing opinion in army circles here is that Reno will be found guilty, and his dismissal from the service recommended. Bills Vetoed by Governor Habbard of Connecticut. Hartford.

March 19. Governor Hubbard to day vetoed the bill giving members of the Legislature a mileage of twenty five cents each way, on the ground that it is in violation of the con stitutional! provision against tbe Legislature creating its own pay. He also vetoed the new registry law, on the ground that the requirement that an elector shall be made an elector anew when he moves to another town, is unconstitutional in refereuce to franchisa. XOTttlABA. WRIT OF EJ ECTMENT AOAISST New Orleans, March 19 iAttorney, General Ogden has filed in theFifth District Ccrart a petition for a writ of eject ment against 8.

B. Packard, claiming to, be pojeroor, Bj Johnson, clai mi ngiy be Supeririten4entj.pf. BJocatfon.T aacl others residing in" Slou1s Hotel building, known 'as the 8tate House. The petition seU forth that these persons are unlawfully in 'posteeaidrf ofHli' building, and a the; name asks that the present' opa6U: be dw possessed therefrom. And xlhe angkUnl claimanU, the of the NjokeQs GoTernment, be given possession The Court As riot7yet been caHed take action i the i Meateee, het WHWun ly such aMeU WJnrokedMjy eeas 'Ne Orleaas, MmA wh.

tng Democrat saye matters M'aMeBaiajr; a ievensa cart raround MW' BkJaoajet. ctotei.and tftingi Joek aure temU. Vdpaet ay voraiaf tewte yum Uat 1,000 Tbej Democrats Will Vote Blank. Columbus. March 19.

The Demo cratic Assembly met in caucus to night, and after a three hours' session adopted a resolution agreeing not to nominate a for United states Senator, but to vote blank in open session. Death of Ex Governor Emery Waste borne. Boston, 'March Ex Governor Emm ery Washburne died Sunday at his residence, 28 Quiticystreet, in Cambridge, of pneumonia, after au illness of about four weeks. He was born February 14, Husband Kills tbe Barlsber of bis Wife. Little Rock.

March 19. A man named Jones shet and killed another named Fritz in Smoke county Friday. last. Frit was under indictment for the rape of Jones' i Fatal Xnei ot FollUeal itWetualon. Antfmn, N.

MarcL' i9.i Tw6f young men named Campbell and Bailey finished a political discussion to day by the former striking Bajly, and Bailey hooting Campbell dead! COMPULSORY CRIME. An Ez Convlt Attempts Bobbery for tbe JParpoee of' Getting Into State's Prison. New York; March 19. Christian Han son, who was arraigned in. the Police Court on a charge of attempt at burglary, informed the.

Justice that he made the attempt' thai he mighf get into the State's Prison. Being asked hy he wanted to the State's Prison, he answered "Judge, I have only just come from Columbus, where I served ten years in the State's Prison for burglary. I was pardoned out by Governor Hayes, now President of the United States. My original sentence was for twenty years. My life is wasted and I am a wreck.

God knows I intended, when I came out of prison, to live an honest life. I was pardoned out the 6th of last month. I went to Cincinnati and tried to get work, but failed. From, there I went to Pittsburg, and met with no better success. Then I tramped all the way to New York, where I had friends; tried to get work from farmers on the ways sleeping where I got an opportunity and, eating whenever charitable persons gave' me a crust.

My friends here who knew me before I was a criminal refused to recognize me. I can't get work. I have lived in the gutter and been, kicked, about. I dread to kill myself, and so, with the horrors of prison life before me, I am obliged to go back. There is.

nothing else leit for me." Hanson said the crime for which he was convicted was the robbery of the First National Bank of Cincinnati of $40,000 in bonds and $5,000 in greenbacks. Important Case Decided. Louisville, March 19. In the case of Susan Jackson against the Mound City': Life Insurance Company, of St. Louis, the jury to day found a verdict for defendent.

Geo. N. Jackson, plaintiff's husband, was a cashier in the office of the United States Revenue Collector port in 1857. A defalcation was discovered Amounting to $60,000 and Jackson was snspicioned but died, before his guilt could be proven. The examination revealed arsenic in.

the stomach, and upon this fact the insurance Company contested payment of the policy, claiming suicide as the grounds for their action. The trial of the case caused much attention. Trial bottles free. guts: For sale by all Drug uec. 6.

6t wit A LEAF OF HISTORY. Old Slave Conwletad of Embexslemen t. Philadelphia, March. 19.Samftel National Bank; has been convicted of embezileraent, and seatenced to ten years' imprisonment. i A Garroter Stabbed.

Pfailadelpnla, lfaroa l'Kfebnr alias Cooney aged. 23, years, was fatally stabbed last night, while he and two others were garrpting and robbing Pat Daris. TELEQBAPB BBJEVITXES. The steamer Busblsnd, ashore at Long Branch, wfih fair weather, yet get off. fj i a The Delaware? West irn Railroad will sell, on the 28th iasi 4t auction, 100,000.

tons of Scranton eoall A six hons obstinate fight took piace? it Zora.1SttIday between and'offiiansT Both sfdes'" suflered Jieavy losses. Toe suit, of the Government against' Jordaa. Marsh' of Boston, to rsM cover for' alleged 'andervataation at goods, has been: settled by the paysaeat of $80,000 and ebsU. Itii Mid ike Pope bm dictated 6 note WhwiU he aeBbtd to the.veriees to tskk kh MHM'VH se Bemlneseenee of tbe Days. Last Saturday, savs the Baltimore American, the remains of old Samuel Green were laid to rest in the South Baltimore Cemetery.

Green was only an old colored man, who, since the close of the war, has led the quiet life of a house servant. He was 76 years old, was a member of the Orchard street Church, and had borne a character for faithfulness and honesty. In 1858 he was living in Dorchester county, where he had previously been owned by a gens tlemen, whose family, are still living in that section and whose' names are well known. It was a period when all sorts of rumors were prevalent of a re volt among the slaves, and the greatest care was taken not to allow any considerable number of negroes to congregate together. Naturally.

any slave that could read was looked upon with suspicion; and It was not infrequent that searches were made of the quarters for seditious pam phlets or papers, any quantity of which, for so the anti slavery documents were considered, were floating through the country. Uncle Sam, being a free man, had the misfortune to know how to read. and so his cabin was one day searched for literature of an inflammatory nature, which was found, the same being the novol of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Uncle Sam was arrested, a true bill was found, and on an indictment for having in his possession seditious and incendiary documents calculated to disturb the public peace and destroy the he was brought to trial. The.evidenoe was to the effect that Uncle Sam had this dangerous book in his possesion. That was not denied by the old man.

who stood up in the dock and attempted to justify his possession thereof by trying to show that there was nothing hurt fulin the Volume. It was shown, however, that Uncle Tom had defied Legree, and set a bad example by dving for principle, and that George Harris had made good "his escape and was happy in Canada, and that Cassy had her master's word at open defiance and ruled him, too all of which, it was said, must have a bad, effect upon the slaves," who would thereby be induced to emulate1 the example and the. footsteps, of mess ucuuuus cnaraciers. 'And so Uncle then threessoore years, old, was found guilty and. sentenced to five years in the State Penitentiary.

Obedient to discipline and respectful to ithe officers, he so won. the. confis dence of the keepers that he was allowed more iioerties man nis companions in misfortune, and, independent of the stigma; attached to striped suit, he lias always spoken of the two years in prison as comparatively happy ones; A movement made to obtain his pardon. and accordingly, when in his 62d year executive clemency wat'ex'ended to him 1 upon vne proTision inai no would go to Canada. This was accepted, and a parse having been subscribed the 'old fellow, th bis wile, wbo survives him; for London, Ontario, where thev remained until the emancipation I Erociamauqa.

pui ioe anairs ot fe In; different, light for Uncle 8am, and he camefback to Marys land and His wile, old Aunt Eliza, lives in the northwestern partof, thcity. husband her which will keep hsr from want during the remaindefof her day "sTo Fallore Known! There is no case on record where Dr. (Morgan's Syrnp of Tar, Wild Cherry and Has failed to give satiafac tion. On the other hand, wherever it jhas been used by our people, in severe eolds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough and consumption, they in its praise. Contain ing no opium or other dangerous drug, it does not constipate, and is safe to ad minister in all conditions of health.

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FARM FOR SALE, Or gxeb for Otber Property A fine Farm; containing 500 acres. Highly improved, and partio 'larlr adapter! to stock and dairy purpuxs I have a fine large Uoase Barns. Stables and other building. ill sell ry low and take as part payment city property or unimproved laiid. or will exchange for a small farm with jo.d improve ments, ror tanner particniars aaarers.

Uw. 7 GAZETIK OFFICE. Assignee's Sale. Notice hrreby giea that by virtue of an order the District Court of the United states for the District of Indiana. as Assignee of the estate of Newton B.

freeman and Abraham tr. Barnett. Bankrupts, will from and after the 23d day of March. 1377, sell the personal estate of said Bankrupts at private sale. property oonnsts of wrapping and print paper, rags ana paper material, cora wwa, one male, 4o Ac taid property can be seen upon application to the undersigned.

Terms of aale, cash. OEORGK u. OBANE. Assigeee. of Freemaa Sl Barnett, Bankrupts.

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Address Tkcx Jc Augusta, Maine j28 DIDIANAP0IIS and tho SOUTH; Take the i TOLEDO, WABASH WESTERN RAILWAY, Via Peru. Leare Fort Wayne 45a.m. 11 20a.h. Arrive at Fort SOt.h. 10 iir.u.

Arrive at Indianapolis 9 37a.m. Mf.x. Leave Indianapolis .7 66a. sr. 4 2ftr.it r.

WADE, O. P. A Agt. I P. A C.

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Fast Line 6 20m 6 40am ExDress 1 lOnm 1 SOnm Paoiflo Express. 10 2Srm 10 34pm WESTWARD. Lightning Express. 9 55am 10 00am 3 20pm 40pm Paeifio Fast Mail 3 00am 13 OSam Accomodation 7 OUam No change of ears between Cleveland and josepn ana Aicninson tstu ana between Toledo and Kansas City (700 miles.) Exnrass trains of tnts T.Ina a.ra fnlK. equipped with Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars, westlnghous's lately improvecair brake? and Miller's platform ard oonpler, ren erlg a serious accident almost an impossibility: W.

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50 extra strsne) So oer box1. Peri odic ftlixtare; It) per $10 each. rtivuts Home accommodations atad nursins Whanxaanirarl. KLEOTRU. XUBKA fliUTIOS; pt; Clarke administers Medieal citfricirir.icientlacally.

in aia i einer remca'esi ir nneamalltm, i'anuysu. VAona tst. vitas Aianee) e. stow, end all nervous and sexual effects of eai iy Indiscretion or SKLF ABUSK speedily enrcd. etSuSend tw stamps for book on' thetesubjeels, for all kinds of'Mub oif Ooodr' Ailed at once.

Consultation free, sacred and confidential. Call "or write. Ad dre letter. DR. F.

3. CLARKE. 18 South Cluk Chicago In the Circuit Court ef the United States, for tbe Di.trict or Indiana, tin the mhday of 1 brnary. I8i7. hlSKr.J Tt tatalnsF slriAVttr tfi tllefi MM.

ftn af.tria Court, br afndavita this day 1 that the tu nereinr ia Drount oniorr aa eamitaoia Ilea upon real estate in said District, and that. Cbfistlan Louis KullDsueri and Chsrlrs 8aloman. defendants tot rcte are not inhHbiUn'S of said tfistrict. noe foandthSre in, end da not voluntarily appear thereto, and. it fuitber appearing that personal serviee rp: on aaid delendants is not.Dtadicabla It order.d.

that said defendarjVtto. appear; and plead, answer er demnr said eril, on or before the 12th day of ApriL t877j aad this order shall be published to. ws per gol circuUtlon priated' aad 'pwMsbeaf in Satrl District, once a week for six consecutive weeaa pnor to ine aay anere namea. Unitrd Stale America, JHrtrict A UG1SU I 1L1II a i sM iitrrir: 1 II SK Has sa iWisM. aM fyjnjgmgYi iJAus.

i' i V' ifiiiiiiiTwifr idl'" ilf 'f "rftf ti issflJtaWHiBfs J. G. THIEME 3f (EsUhlished 1849.) THEOLD RELIABLE Clothing 5 Tailoring Merchants Have, in addition to their large Ready Made and Custom Wcrk Stock, opened up a MEW STORE ROOM Adjoining, exclusively for MERCHANT TAILORING wnero they are prepared to meet the requirements of a First Class Establishments Having engaged the services ot 1 i An Expert Cutter from Paris and London, they will now guarantee a perfect and satisfactory fit to everybody. Tiiey have just received a most complete and fashionable stock of Foreign and Domestic Tailoring and GenVs uruiamng tjooas, Which they are prepared to dispose at of the most reasonable rates. Their stock of, Ready Made Clothing is manufactured by.

themselves by first tailors, and is w'ar ranted for superior style, good quality and cheap rates. Their place of business is at. mt, Nos. 37 and 39 Columbia cor. Clinton Street.

AS Please give them a Call You will be satisfied! FRIENDS ENTERPRISE OWE PRICE GLQTHXISTG HOUSE Have opened with a large and complete stock of clothing, which will be sold cheaper1 tha! clothing was ever sold in this city bjefore. The price we ask is the price we take. They are now prepared to do all kinds or Merchant Tailoring in the best of styles. FRIENDS ENTERPRISE OltfE PRICE CLOTHI1MG OUSE. No.

5 Keystone Block. Calhoun Street, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA, 1 Max Car. Ixade STENCIL CUTTER, Gun land Locksmith, Reipeotfolly informs the publiolthat be. has just received a larga assoitment of Slnel and SonbIe Barrl, Breeh ssd.HnzsIe.Loadlns; Shot Gnus Bevolvera Me tsJle, Cartrldifpsi Of all Oun eases. Powder and Shot Flasks.

Qame Bass. Decor and Dos Whistles. Ao. lie Is also prepared to do all kinds of Kepairs on GUNS, REVOLVERS, Kspeetal attention paid to Stencil Cutting of all kinds. Prices have been reduced to suiOha times.

OS EAST HAIR FOET ITATSEi Kentnctf Iiiv? Ml Secerfl, Tbe Beat Paper In tbe eat or Ronth, endef Equal Berlt ana Aotnorltj to tbat o( any Similar Publication in the United statea or England. nisji.iA.iroijsx. Kotlces inserted under this not exceedr a four lines, 25 cents each insertion, and jaca for each additional line over four. WANTElpTy mjT A SeoonT hanXBT liard Cloth. Call at this viSce.

JC deaina a good oasines room COR SALE LrUTd Kun KOiM rax ties at leuos able rates, will please call at this, Office. Three Iota in the eiijr of Lot in ulook lotiSo.5 ianioclf.18; in biocK. I'heBelots ara situated in the iwrtiun 01 ijoavenprtn, andrei amons the; most uosired luts in tne ity. L'UK SALli SS.tOO VVOUTH UF STOCK In Meiers' liox and Lumber 'Jompany. at a heavy duoount.

Apply at the office ot Xay lor Murris. Jsiast lierry (street, xfort Wayne, lor tern.s. yOB. SALE A FARM Four and one half miles trom the city ot Fort rt ay ne, on the at Joe gravel road, lie above larm eon tains eighty acres. About ntty Sve acres are improved; balance good tunoer land.

Jfor particulars ad dross or inquire at the Uatett office. 1XR SALE MULES A span ot mules of good sise, weu broae, and are guaranteed to work, aay where. UK)k8aLE WAGON A light spring wagon, aewi will be sold cheap. head X. office.

of Addrs oCurr, Celiinsvule, O.i or Uasetio. SALE HOGS Thirty brood nogs, foiand Cu ina took, lOR SALE 220 ACRES' OF AN1 In Iro quou county, XUiuoi; Doing the south' est nuai tor ot section sixteen, i And 60 acres ot tne southeast quarter of tbe same section. Ane arwTe land is on the Xoledo, feoria A tvarsaw Raiiroau. at a station on that road near the town ot Vf atseca. and in one of the most tertilo regiuns in ths Statei of liimoia.

or terms and particulars address this rvjR SALE 160 AURS OF LAND In JJ ley county, iLansas; Kl tieiag the northeast iinutar ut aaetion Uil tWu. in townshin num oer eleten ill), seuth ot range seven Xhir. land is unimproved and De sold at bargain ui trade on lou In the city of Ifon Wayne. Address iliui We Guarantee entire 'Satisfaction fo Every Anff Farmer that appreciates a newiy paper, vertinent to his business. Already our wide aad constant ly Increasing circulation makes our columns one of the In the whole conntry, tS.OO per' annum.

1a CI aba. Hn.nim.n nnni. B. W. BR0CE Editor and Prrp'r, flT.it, Irtxlnxton.Ky.

OllS ARl EST CB KA PESTr AND BBST I the a rt COR SALE FARM Containing 16S Acres of choice Liands with nrst otassiioprovamentsw, a good Dweuing. 3 good barns; oorn crib, carriage hoose, with a camber ot other out', houses, also an orchard 1 1 2.UUV Iruit trees ot, the nnost seieotion ot. peach, pears, cberries. apples, auinoes, Ac. lhe above tarm ia sit uated in uie beai.tUul valley of the di iaral.

at Collins. ille. Uatlor c.unty, Uhio. 8 uUas 4 i trow the oity of Hamilton, and miles, trom CincinuaU. Xhe fort Wayne, luoh 'va mond Cincinnati Kauroad, ana iUchmoBSKi A Hamilton ttravel Hoard passes through it.

tor beauty and eonvenienoe of. location. 1 ricnness, xoruti vi wu( w.wi.i.i.:i.:; piot surpassed uy any arm iij the Btate ef J. at pot. stores; saw mills blacksmith shop; all within Ml ot a mile ot promiaea.

Address thiSfUl; olhee. POR SALE LAND JEghty aoresof tim iv bered land, in Wanaea fount. Wls.i' onS)1 miie soutn 01 renyvijie. xatuu omee. v.

nnilnin. Mnt.lni B. ttAHi rnnul aa alaa aWal liar, on Market street, and: is well. adaBted to tbe waau of parties ot limited raeaaa to earry lb 111 uu Duma ir wau.w LVDR SALE A good sutstanUai trame build. tag in the t.va of Mantinstan, ind Xhis 1UllUliia Ptwuni mm mrnv liag.

on Market etreew anoria weu adaptaaea fi on baslnees. and duut tms omoe. hoase. jror the facts LUR SALb One hilred and sixty aoses land in tttar Ma. t.

blDK the .2 qnarter of section number two (S, (i); will either selt or trade on property U. sior pejucuiara the city of Fort Wayne. divas this omeev A sodsusstaaUalbrtek VI wal ing oa lot number seven. vj ne a addiuon to tewo of ttnatito. Jd.

Xhe abo re is ven desira ursesqr, navinc ail the necessary eutbulMiasH ISreindiaa: barn, iVniea wUhiavraU tisnisrs will please addieas this ossoa. B0R tULK HOtrS riftr scat ty toast A stock of hogs ia the ev Oe CaW MeK.ee stooaj Addaa'lj. B. BslVUiSbS jtABUKt Parmwa. v.i ocwaette PKstCRIPT30M nf namlaal LasMaaael aad all ai or afocetsaa nr.aiese.

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