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, 1861-09-23

ECor1espsndeRce Of the Chlcsgo T1ibuAe.1
HEAD QuARTEHs 20TH REe'q IsD1AxA Vo1.,)
Sept. 10th, 1861.
The dntles Of the 20th Indiana, is guard Of
the N. G. Railroad from Baltimore to Pennsyl-
vaniA State line, ter.ninated to-day, being re-
heged by regiment recently organized at
York, Pa. The prospect Of forward move
ment Is gratifying to the regiment, although
our time has been pleasantly and very profit
ably spent. The first and most important
victory Of every volunteer Colonel or other
commanding officer, the satisfied subordina-
ton OF his meH, has been accomplished By
Col Brown, (not without great txertion, firm.
aese, and an ureproschable administration Of
Justice without fayorttism, and the Goth Reei-
Ment Of Indiana Volunteers, In point of drill
health, and efficiency, cannot be SURPASSED.
considering the time they have been In the
field. Our regiment has suffered tbs usual
Of habit, food, water, and exposure to cola,
sleeping on the ground, together With measles
but has lost but one man from disease, or
medicine The friends Of the regiment in
Northern Indiana will be g1ad to learn th.t the
2Qth has been assigned to Gen. Lander's brig
aae, hnd Will, juagtny from the General, and
the character Of his brigade, including a. it
does, Berdan's Ta1get-Rl3es, be placed In IN
tdysnced position, when the t'boys" will have
an ample opportunity to distinguish them
selves, . they seem but toe eager to do. our
regiment has just been paid in full from, date
OF organization aud acceptance, in gold; q
large amount Of which, not less than ten
taonl.nd dolla1s, il being expressed to-day
to Indiana The s0ttles gets nearly all The
balance, without T4lnc received, q nearly
everything tnrnished By euttlers to volunteer
troops is an injury to the soldier, besides cost
ing--1 do not pretend to say how much more
than it ought to: Perhaps they are Necessary
evils, but would hare them banjshed, If I
bad the power, from the army. entered
this regiment, stranger to its officers, On the
felt deep anxiety touching the character Of the
commanding officer. Having had full opportu-
pity otjadgi1g 10 far tits possible, before The
final test Of action, thankfully record nv
fullest confidence in Col Brown, for ability,
skill, sagacity, courage, prom mptitade, and %
earnest zeal in the cause, Of which be has q
| clear perception, unveiled by any political an.
tecedents u aspirations for the future. I an
happy to SAY, a1Eo, that ne leave good repu,
| tation behind us IN this community, Is men
| and soldiers. Very respectfully,
Q. EVRRTS, Surreop.
, 1861-09-23
Col. DeVn1iers, OF ths Oh1s Eleventh.
From the Milwaukee Sentinel aJsh.1
KAEHKH .Iunean Ca Sent

MEssRs EDITORS There hare been manv
reports in your paper, copied from Cincinnati
papers, an5, being d resident Of this State, I
have felt my feelings to be injured. Regard
ing Col De VillieTb, do not wish to praise
him but let justice be done him, and part.
cu!arly 1t such momant when I, IS his wife,
and three young children, are bereft Of our
natural protector, with poor prospects OF
again seeing hin for some time, aud very
little sympathy felt for lia unprotected family.
would feel obliged if yo1 would be kind
enough to insert the following extracts in
your paper, aa it has such wide circulation.
They are = part Of letter received BY me
from his General, and will show some with
what respect he is held as soldier, and one
Wisconsin eh uld be proud to boast Of.
Respectfully yours,
MRS CHARLES DE Vrrrrps
, 1861-09-23
Tbs Germans Sustain Gen. Fremont.
IN r Tribunc's Correspondeuce

WASHINGTON, Sept, 20.-The Germans Of
st. Louis sustain Ger. Fremont. Their hreth-
ren in Illinois and Indiana also sustain him !;
with the intelligent Of the American Renub.
iles1t, they say that there is an incompatible
ity between fire and water, between war and
the civil law, which seeks 10 protect those
tie Presidents modification Of the General's
proclamation Of Freedom to the slaves, but
Congratulate the friends Of civil liberty,
throughout the world, TINT the bondmen Of
al Missouf1aas in arms agsinst the Union be
tween the dates Of Gen. Fremont's proclama-
ton ard the Presidents counter7nanding Of it
are free beyond the power Of any Ia1 Of poll.
tica Oh this continent to reduce them again to
slavery.
, 1861-09-23
From CaI1Gofnfa.-RepMbl TrI-
umph In tho State E1octloz.

OUTER 6TAT1os, Sept. 20.-The Po1y Ex-
prees, with San Francisco dates to the 11th
inst, passed here last night.
The orizaba, for Panama, took 81 ,G9o, 600 in
treasure.
The election returns are still incomplete by
Is, ,0G0 to Il, 600 Totee. Thus far Stanford, Re
publican, has So. 900 votes, and the other two
candidates about 81, 100 each. The Assembly
will be strongly Republican, and that party
has also . large plars1;ty in the Senate.
Hon. II. &. Dimnick, U. 8. District Attor-
ney, died at Los Angeles, Of disease Of the
heart.
Edmund Randolph, the distinguished la1-
yer, died at San Francisco on the 7th inst.
, 1861-09-23

~ A gentleman who recently visited the
na ional capital, copied the folio wing inEcrip-
their places in the Warrington monument.
The blocks wero ordered b5 the Legislatures
Of their respective States: Loqisiaua-Evcr
faithful to tbs Constitution and thc rion."
"Tennessee-The federal Union: 1t must be
Ereser7ed' "The very stones CRY out against
theW,n
, 1861-09-23

OFF FOR TIE WARs-Mr Il. a Helper,
brother Of the author Of tbs Impending Cri-
sit," and for two or three years resident Of
TIL county, eSa h, Joined & Col F.EaesT9tths &c h
wsa obliged to leave North Carolina, his native
Stste, because he believed slavery to be NOR
Al and political evil. Late events cau only
confirm him In these opsnious.--Aaco,n5 {IX.)
, 1861-09-23

Gen. KuckHar Takes 4 Position 1t
BsN ling Green, and Makes Pro-
: elAmA11oM III 1h9 Name Of the G. s. a.

E1&uAA40A III AA0 NA4QS u kA~ Ne d as
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2l.-1t is rumored that
Buckner he8 advanced On E1izabethtoWn, but
1t cannot be confirmed In season Tor the after
noon papers. The Federal troops are prepar-
ing fol any emergency. The following pro
c1Smation IL l11ht received:
To TIRE PEop1E OF KEsTUcKE: The Lesfsls.
tnre of Kentucky hsye been faithless to the
yin Of The reonje. They hays endeayoIel t,
m.ke ,nrr Gallant state fortresa in which
nraer The e7ise Of neutr,1ity The armed forces
~ H. Tinted Stntes viii moGt surely nrenarn
Ia str1,@gle with the nfonia of Kentucky ard
ibe snntbe1n St.tes, II Wsa not mill after
mnnths ~ or-ert and nnen violatioo nf Tn,1r
nrntre1;t1 vith 1eTg1 dScamnments of Fea-
e1s1 tronfm nn 1onr territorT' sT,1 recent nffi.
c;al dyc]arasjon by the he President Of he Unitsd
st.t.s ~ ~ TeGeri 1orr neu+raa nc.;t;on
conn1.d w;tb a Ell n1erared scheme "a sei9s
an add;tiens1 nnEnt in vonr terntnry
1rh;ch ~sa - EE;ts1 ;1nnor4.sca tn ~
eatatv md daf-nca of Tesnas.ee
hat the troo1,s NJ the Conf.d.r'
acr on tne ;ny,f. .tion of he nenT1e NJ
Een1tnctv.- oeeunied = defensive mosffion in
1arr St.fa' n Gn;no ~ r.. commandar ~
nonnred II. 1nrnnre to euac1.te cour t.-r;.
torI s;mnltanrnnslx Win = sim;;ar InoTemcnt
on the part Of The Federal forces, whenever
the Legislature Of Kentucky sh2n undertake.
to enforce against both belliserents the strict
neutrality which they have 20 often declared.
Ireturn amongst you, citizens OF Kentucky,
, 1861-09-23

- Gen Mcclellan having asked one Of the
soldiers at Washing ton If he remembered the
saoEssa day, the I'D replied TINT he remem-
thnn1h' pb11S ofe 4 4 Bnll Run very well, and he
der, "N~' A~ A9'"~*@ VA
, 1861-09-23

= The United; ststes will se6n haye tormfda-
bler fleet, Inferior only to that OF EnxlAad and
France, and in the ssent 6 i awn With one of
: those power, 1t would hepowsrtal enough to
infict heay5 damage On either Of them. They
are peculiarly adopted to tho purpose for
which they are interded Viz: to blockade tha
rebel ports. It vii not Be long before every
port md inlet from Fortress Monroe to The
Of the Rio Gfsnde viii be shut tight as cork
ed bottle, When tbe war h over the United
States will be in possession Of q navy that will
command the respect OF nations now diapo&ed
to behave kad1y.
The following fxfornation il furniahed By
the r. 2. 1n1~ne,
About .inay vesseIs, Of various descriptions,
have been ufs:hased BY the Nsvy Department
and Purchases ars still bling made By Tr,
Morgan, the Government age1t. The vessels
! are sent to one Of the Navy ards as soou a.
| purchaeed, to be fitted oEt and put in com.
mission. Many Of tho purchased vessels are
commanded by capttias OF the merchant ser
vice Who have passed the necessary examin1-
! tion before lie Nsval Board xppointed 70,
that purpose. We have given the names ol
| untchased vessels, from tine to time. a. they
| baYe been fitted out. The Monticello. enrsg
| ed in the af1air 1t Cape HAtterns, is one q
| them. Up to this time nearly q 900, 900 haye
! been paid for purchaaed ve4hels.
Eight sloops-ofwaT we're ozdered by Con.
greas, and no time was lest in putting then
On the stocks 1t the nary-yatds. Two OF tht
sloopa have <eady been lanceked, viz: th,
Tuslarora {1S), built 1t the Philadelphia navy
yara, and the Kesrssrse (13), built at til
Portsmouth navy yard
The remaining six boats are now beint
built, ana most probably will all be launchei
before the middle Of October. Their name
| Are:
, 1861-09-23
Ta1exFAph1c Communication soon to
be open to san Franclsco.

ST JOSEPH, no., Sept. 70.
Telegraphic connection is once more re-
established. The line q working to Kansas
City and to all points In Kansas ind Nebraska
The Pacific line is being pushed rapidly to-
wards completion. When gap Of twenty
miles il closed, which will be done within a
week, we shall DO able to work to within $50
miles Of Great Salt Lske City. That portion
OF the line West Of Salt Lake is also progress
ing rapidly. From present appsasanees, the
me nns vi! be f1tsked to San Francisco By tho
@uth Of November next.
ufF foR kAssAs.-Fot number of weeks
Ps4t men, ammunition, stores, horses, SC,
pare M hesn e accommodating in this city for Gen.
Lanes 81 ha1sas Brigade, aud detained here by
the o'hcultles Ct trayel through Missouri
LitI!e or nothing Was publicly sn.d about
Their movements a. there Vas no wish to
tempt Mart Green and his horde to atterapt a
raid upon them. But this morning (Thnrsd,v1
the road being once more IN time rnnninr Or.
der, they left at very early hour. and II thia
writing are doubtless over "the dark and hsnn.
dy ground" of Missouri, and IN free K.nsss
Among THAR valuables were $50 horseI. The
traitors would do veil to arrest these "sun.
plies" IS when they get to LINES hands, III,
ferocious hater Of Border RufIllana Is eIosct.
ed to .bo placed In hIs best fighting trim
and will make music a1norg the traitors. su;-
eeas to him and the Kacsss boys forever Q,s;,s
Gu Hhig.
, 1861-09-23

Fifteen sre IN the eou1ae Of constr action,
and are more or less adYancod:
Jahoma, Wilmington, Del, ". & a. Thatcher.
Wiseach1ckoA, Phflsdelphix, John Lynn,
Se1to, Philadelphia, John Birley.
ltascx. Philadelphia, Hillman g. Streaker.
Uuadflla. New York, John Easlis.
OwAsco, Mystic River, Conn, Mason, Fish hdCo.
EAnsWha. T. Hnddam, F. q. d ". H, GDodspeed.
CA5uga, Portland, Gndezslesve s. Spu,
Huron, Boston, Paul Cu1tia.
ChocuIs, Boston, Curtis J Ti1den- -.
Sagamor:', Beeton, Messrs. Sampson.
Marblehead. Newburyport, g. ". Jackson. jr.
KeDnebec, ThomAston, Ne, 4. Y. Lawrence.
Aroostook, Kennebunk, Me, a. ". Thompson.
Keno. Portland, 1t., J. VI. Dyer.
K<tAhdin, Bath, HE, La1tabee d Allen.
Penobscot, Belfast, Me-, C. p Curtis.
Pirola, Baltimore, j. ]. Abraham.
In addition to these sloops Of war and guu.
boats, seven bail proof gunboats for the west.
ern riEera are LON being built, four At Caron.
delet, near st. Louis, and three 1t Mound City,
On the Ohio, near Cairo. They are to be really
for delivery ut Cairo on the 5th Of October.
Their dimensions will be, length over all, ia
feet; breadth Of beam, 51]6 feet; depth oI
hold, 6 feet. Each boat will mount sixteen
hesFy guns, and will not draw mere than six
1eet Of water. All the upper portion Of the
boats inclosiDg the ma:hinery, will be covered
with two and half inch iron platez. Ths
cost Of the seven will be $623 900.
, 1861-09-23

S"edfluE kUe " 0Ul6Hs
The oath Of allegiance vas administered in
st. Louis last Msnday to 1,s00 sewing women
in the employ Of the Government, About 50
declined to take It aud were promptly and
properly discharged
Marriage In High Life
The King of Portugal is courting the sec-
ond daughter OF Victor Emanuel, King Of
Italy, aud it is expected will shortly marry
her
, 1861-09-23
From 4 ScolA1HE Correspondent.
SEVERAL THINGS.

LII your 4Tu4e On Inc N2t10nA Debt, this
ms1ning, you say: "eTerJ dollar now invested
stability and prosperity AZ 3 general truth.
the proposition u undoubtedly correct. But
rtad yesterday that til: government hsd paid
to GesfEe D: Morgan, brother Of the Governor
Of Nen York, and brother-in-lxw Of Hon. Cid
Tie e1orbltant sum of s150,ooo ID The last i've
months, ~ agent for purchasing and charter
ng vessels Ter the navy. We Know not how
many such jobs there are in existence; but
saSh a. outrage Is ths opght rot to be per
on the part Of the. public pres.. The
people are appealed to, TO: patriotic
Contributions, and they viii cheerfuI.
j. respeId, if they have an assurance that The
money viii be promptly and judiciously ap-
pIopr1ated. But who will give, or even take
. part in the loan, when the resources Of the
Government are thus recklesely squandered
on the relatives of the of1c:aia who have the
handling Of it. The whole business for which
NJ. Morgan receiTed in per centage the $l4O,-
IlO could lave been as we'll done for Is. 600.
No wonder that Wars sre offensive when such
huge swindles enter into their expenditures,
GEN. FREMONT.
have been travelling recently II Missouri,
Illinois and Iowa, and have get to find the first
man who is opposed to the proclamation Of
Gen. Fremont-traitors, Of course, excepted
All loyal men Of whatever pasty--and none
more strongly than the friends OF the late
Senator Douglas, approved the course marked
out in that document, and noat sympathetic
cally that portion relative to the emaucipa-
ton Of the s1aEes Of rebels, The modification
Of the proclamation By the President is locked
upon as political blunder, which will be
most disastrous in its effects. However, as it
Is fixed ttct that the Government Ii to in
eist npon these halfway measures, as much Is
We may condemn the policy, 1t Is our duty, as
patriots, to submit, and to do what we u8y in
tie good cauee, Notwithstanding the want Of
back bone On the part Of the President's chief
/ adviser,
| TREASURY NOTES.
It Ia we'll known that Rome of our banks
gather in the demand Treasury notes az rAp-
1diy u possible, and then rush them to New
iofk Tor redemption as fast as the eypress
/ cAn carfy thsn- Is this done to keep them
oas Or circulation % currency among the peo.
PIE IN Place Of the;r own trash? Ifi5 Is eo,the
| unEa!alos1c proceeding ought to bring UPON
| such psnRs Lne severest condemnation with
| which they eau be visited. The peop1e ehould
refuee to receive OF pay out the bills Of ali
banks which are engaged in this business,
DRUEERE OFFICERS.
IsaT yesterday man bearing upon his Der.
SCH tie Insignia Of field officer, who was In
an s]moet helpless state Of faebriation. I
know net to Whist regiment be belsngad; bat
have we net had enaugh Of this description
Of oftics IA in our army? OF are We Jet to
, 1861-09-23

I IsaT yesterday . man bearing upon his per.
SCH tie insignia Of field officer, who was In
an s]moet helpless state Of faebriatson. I
know net to Whist regiment he belsngsd; bat
have vt net had enaugh Of this description
Of oflcsra in our army? Or are We yet to
, 1861-09-23

By order Of Collector Cotton yesterday all
further communication by the steamboat bo.
tween this city and points On the Ohio river
Sig pieces Of ordnance were brought to this
city last evening over the Louisyille and
EIankfort Railroad
, 1861-09-23

+The Springfield papers Of the 10th announce
that the order tending the 't Normala' IL to Wash
1ngton has been ountermanded, and that the cesl.
ment has gone to St. LUuiB
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-25

Ii persons having Loans Of ID School
IAfund Of Dubois County. and knowing
themssives'indebtsd for Interest on The same
sre ssouesied 10 notice the following clsuss
Of the School law passed by ~. Legislature
and approved March 1l,h, 1861.
Src.97 When the interest OF princissi OF
any such iosn shall hecome due and remain
unpaid, the:.Au1itor shall proceed d collect
the same BY suit on the note, or BY sale Of
the m~ortgaged PREMISES. In the manner pre-
scribed in the 9Oth section Of this act. he
may s'so,sbv suit. recover the possession 81
The morigsged premisesshefcre ssls thereof.
spd he shall on the 4ih Monday 10 Janusvv,
annually. offer for sale I'll morsgsged lsnds
on which payments Of Principal o. interest
are due and unpaid"
In accordance with The shove require.
mems Of The shove section VI the school Law.
! shall proceed on the Sih dsy OF January. n
advertise for sale ~ Iands mcrfgsped TO said
school fund. on which the intesesi .remsins
due ard unpaid.
dec 25 JoHx MEHRIscER, A. D. c.
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OF We congratulate our readers upcn the
discovery Of q sure cure for Rheumatism,
Gous and NeursIais, and OIL Mercurisl Dir
~ases. which l. effected withou, The use 81
internal medicines. which destroy the ctn
s%tiiuticn and give temporary relief only. IN
fsc' i - the only known remedy sffeciing =
perfect cure, end we feel warranted, from is
recommendations. iIs.csiling he attention
Of the stiicied..and hose Irving friends -uf-
f-ring from Rheumatism, Gou,. Neur,igia
or The psrnicioLs effects Of Mercury. 70 The
advertisement in IN Other column OF nur pm
pr. Of d.. LpIsnd's Ami Rheumatic Bard.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
s,gned. administrator OF the estate o.
v'tus Bsisslein. deed. will offer for ssIs !,
public auction. 81 the residence Of Joseph
Hohler, u niles south YES, Of Jasper. n
Thursdsy, Jan. is, 1862,
sii o. me personal property Of the deceased
consisting Of Cate, hogs. corn, household
and kitchen furniture, clothing, &c.
Isrms Of ssIe-Ail sums or three dollars
end under cash ia hand; over g 90 tx
moths credit will be given On purchaser
giving note with approved security, waving
vs'usuen and spprslsmsst laws. and bear.
ing interest from date.
aee 70 kAsfER JcHs. sdmr.
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NOTICE 10 her~by given TIM, by vir,u.
~ ~ an exsru'i"n issued from IN. , HI =
~ ~ clerk Of The ID ,ba,s G ,mmon Pl.rs
snd Y rcmi' Courts. aud :. ~. directed. /
wni .firs To- ssIe u pu lie ~sur,ion 10 III.
highest bidder, Tor car', in hand Il The door
u me r"'-' ho"-s I" J,spe,, 90
SATURDAY. Jan II n. 1862
oetwesn ih~ hours presctip-d by ,uw. the.
rents and prof $ Tor seven yssrs sf m ,ol.
l"~'ny d"scr'h-d real estate, si,us,ed Ia Dr.
boI. cosnty, 10 vii:
Inc south essf quarter ~ tho snn,h west
quarter ~ ssr'irn numhss % town one
south, range five wcs'. 40 acre. moro o.
lees.
Aud on allure "a resliz. he full ,mount
~ principal. 'n'.sss' aud costs called Tor bv
sid * ru'i"n, ! vii ., the came m aud
aud ~ liz. manner sell The Tee sim.
pie - said real e-'rt.
Taken 10 ss-cu' ion No ihs properly ~
BAIL y. Eimons'on II q : init 81 tho state
Of Indian ~ rel i'm ~ isabel Dsi khan.
JOAN WEIKEL. S,.ria D. q.
<. Smith. "%isinnff's attorney.
Dee. Is, 1S61-3v 81 5O
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that bv virtue
~ OF an execution Issued from the Office
Of the clerk OF the Dubois Common Pleas
Court. and 70 me directed, will offer fos
ssle Al public auction to the highe-, bidder
for cash ~ hand. Il the door OF :he cour,
house in Jasper on
SATURDAY. Jan. 18Th. 1862,
the hours prescribed BY law The
rents and profits for a term not exceeding
seven years, Of the following described real
estate. 10 wit:
The west half Of The south west quarter
81 Section No. eleven; slso. the sonih east
qnar;er OF the south west qnsrfe r az section
No. eleven; and The south east quarter q.
the south east quarter Of section ten, and the
west part Of the north east quarter OF the
south west quarter Of section eleven; al Of
the sforssaid tract being 10 township.num-
Der one (1) south OF range number FIVE west,
containing 100 acres more or less.
And on failure to realize The full smauns
OF jndr mont, interest and cos,s, called Tor
BY ssid execution. / will u the ssme time
and place, and in like manner, expose al
pubic sale the fee sim pie Of said real estate
Taken 10 execution % the property Of
BAIL B Edmonsson ~ the suii Of B. +. Nc
Cord, guardian o. B. Haddock's heirs.
Said sale will Be made without any relief
whatever from valuation Or sppraisement
laws.
JOHN wEIKEL, Sheriff d. c.
Al Beckett, atty for plf.
dec. 25, 1861 Sc 90
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE y herfos gwen that The under
' signed. sdminis,rssur .; me s-,atr o
J"'n A. Moore. deed viii f~r inr ssle a
public sutton. a. the isse residence D. the
drcsJeai. on
Friday i'm 10. 1862.
~ o. hi~ Prrs"nti property MT y ken ~
me widow. c"nrisshs :" ll.rs.- Hog. CT
ie. sheep. fsrning ~uisnsisr, bnu-eAosd and
tiirhrn fnrnitnre. &c.
Terms Of sals-Ali sums over three DOL
lars. IL moths credit will b. gwen. pur-
chaser giving noie ith approved s-rur'y,
oesr'"g interest from dat, ~ssing vn'u,-
INN and spprsisment iaws; al. sums over
SIS cash 10 hand
J.HS a. WisIsGER udmr.
dec Is. ls6l
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION I
SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana. Dubois County.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Francis G.
~ Geihausen, administrator OF the estate
o. Joseph Helm, deed, has filed his petition
70 cell the real estate Of The decedent, hjs
persf nal being insufficient to pay HE deb 4:
and that said petition will he heard q The
mex, term Of the Court OF Common Pleas n
said county. II. A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk.
~ Y. ADAMS. aiiy. der 3.
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We arc prepared to give promrt at
tention to all kinds Of Job or B ok
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion or
jack bills can DO forthcoming on the
shortest notice. il the most approved
and Oh reasonable terlus.
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NoTrcE 70 hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed administra-
tor Of the estate Of vitus BsisrIein, late OF
Dubois county. deceased Said estate il sup
posed TO be i~ssolvsnt.
dec 20 KAsPER ions, admr.
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4 IL those trvirg flied claims arninsf snv
- decedent's estate ten DAYS before The
'ssl term Of The common pleas court. will
please take n"iies 'hst the srme will stand
or trial ~ The nex' term thereafter. unlsrs
admitted BY the rdminisrrssor during the
lime. Thereiors...sII those having claims -
hIed will take notice that unless they appear
and es'sblish tho ssme. they will be d.
missed ~ the claimants costs.
dec Is. H.A IrLrHAus. Clerk.
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NOTICE. OF INSOLVENCY.

4 y the September term Of he court OF
- eommen p sss Of Dubois county. The %.
'ste Of James Noble was declared probably
lnsolvent. Creditors ara therefore notified
that the sane will DO settled accordingly.
nov. 10. w. MAHIN, sdmr.
r. Smith. atty.
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