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GooD WRITING, BOOK KEEPING and
PHoNoaRAPHY are the best aids to success
in business, and those best qualified will
obtain the highest pay. New pupils each
week at the corner of Church and Vine
streets. j. w. DoLBEAR.
optl lW&
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WHEAT.-John J. Mccain, of the Re-
servior Mills, received 1900 bushels yester-
day. The market is stiff at our quotations.
White wheat, for seed 81 35@2 As; amber
50 SO@2 IS; red 81 2O@2 25; Mediter-
ranean 81 10.
FLoUR.-The market for -four is much
excited. The supply in the hands of mil
lers is completely exhausted. The market
closed strong at our quotations. Mountain
Dew SIS; Frank Cheatham $l4 Cream of
the City $13; Harvest Queen Sl2; Cum
berland mills SO; Pomona $40; Clear
Lick s12; Pride of Tennessee S14; Nom
pariel S13.
BAcoS.-Prices rule firm. Clear sides
Is1019c; shoulders, 159l6c; country
hams, 19c.
LARD.-In barrels 15c; in kegs Ice
CoRS.-The supply is 50 light that accu-
rate quotations cannot be given. Farmers
can realize soc in wagons, and is worth from
81 to 81 O6 in store
SALT bushel barrels, by the car load,
81 20 at the depot. Il
SUGAR.--Demarara 14@16c; New Or.
leans, Ice; crushed ls@1ssc.
CoTFEE.-Rio 26@28c; Lasuyra $50
3Oc; Java 3894oc.
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No CoURT.-There was no session Of the
Recorders Court, yesterday, there not be-
ING a single case upon the docket.
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SOMETHING new in the way of Toilet
Sets-they will not fade. Please call and
examine, at Rogers House Furnishing
Emporium, No. Cherry street.
oct6 p
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RELIaIoUs.-Rev. Wm. Leftwich, d. d.,
Of Missouri, will preach in McKendree
Church this morning, at l02 o'clock.
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DIED,

In Helena. Ark. October 2. 1857, FRANK B.
SCorT, aged twenty-four years, only son of Mrs.
NJ. J. T. Scott. Of this city.
Mysterious but merciful are Thy ways, oh,
Providence; we bow before Thy decree.
Baton Rouge, La, papers please copy.
Died. at the residence Of 10. Edwards, in
Sumner county. Tenn. on the 9Th inst, EDWARD
P. EDWARDS. aged thirty-eight years.
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Nashville live stock marker.

C NASHVILLE, Oct. 8.
There has been good supply of good
beef in the market this week. We quote :
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Gas IIaHTTNG TORCHES AND TAPERs,
a full line at Rogers House Furnishing
Emporium. 8 Cherry street. oct5 2t
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PROSPECTUS
Academy of the Visitation,
n. v. NJ.

THE EXERCISES OF THE ACADEMY OF
Il the Visitation. b. Y. NJ, at ABINGDON,
Washington county. Virginia, will commence on
Monday, September I6, 1861. under the
charge OF the SISTERS of the VISITATION.
B.V.M
The object of the SISTERS in opening this
Academy is to aid the people of the South, by
facilitating the means of educating their daugh-
tiers, and the terms of the School will therefore
be made to conform, as far as possible, to the
straitened circumstances of the people.
Terms Payable per Half Session iu
Advance
Board, Tuition in all the English branches,
fuel. lights, washing and mending. per session
ten months
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

uAyING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR OF
II the estate of John b. Boseley, deceased, 4
hereby notify all persons indebted 70 said estate
70 settle without delay, and ali persons havfng
claims AGAINST tas same viii Gle them Tor pay
uent. All settlsments will be made through
Lindsey z SteSsr, Attorneys. etc.. . North
Cherry street, IN stairs.
sep2O In i. L. MADDIHy. Rrr
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r. T. KIRKPATRICK is now in New York
making his Fall purchases. II you want
to see new, elegant dress goods, go to No.
IS College street. tseplS I'm
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EsTABLIsHED.


g. w. SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND PRESCRIPTIONIsT,
Corner of Church and Vine streets.
SEPT 3m
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EoR SALE, A FIRST-RATE ENGINE AND
Il Boiler In good order. Can be seen, and
price learned, b. calling at this ofhce.
7rRT3l In
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CHEAP GOODS!
At No. 10, Public Square,

THE STOCK OF GOODS OF CAMERON.
GRIER 4 CO, will be closed out as speedily
as possible, and to that end have been marked
ply themselves with FALL AND WINTER
GOODS have now an opportunity of doing so
at very reduced rates. The business Of the con
Germ is in the hands Of trustee, and must be
wound up.
Especial attention is called to the large stock
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at...6.50 700 A. N. and 500 P.
Arrives at Shelbyville.. 900 A. n. and S.55 P N.
Arrive ut Chattanooga 200 A. NJ. and 80 P. N.
Leave Chattanooga.-....... 6lO A. ". and ~ P NJ
Arrive M Nashvlle........ 40 A. N. and I'D P ~
Leaves Shelbyvile--......500 A. N. and 10. ~ p NJ
Arrives NJ Nashvlle.....ll.l 10 A. n. and 30 P N.
fSundavs eNceDted
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. LEON BROgKMAN. only regularly
educated oculist and Aurist in city. has returned
from a tour abroad, and can be consulted every
day. from 9 A. N, until ?. N.
Reception Parlors-St. Cloud Hotel
oet5 2t
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at o'clock A. NJ. arrives At Nash
Vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays al l
o'clock P. n.
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rDaFFrFI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive nj Nashville .30 A. N.
ssre Neshville af 90 P. NJ.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
Ar MURFREEsBoRo, Oct. 8, 1867
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i notice that be has been appointed A ssiRnee
in the following cases, to-wit W. NJ. Mankins,
j. p. Mankins, j.. j. JamisOn, and Isaac NJ.
Coleman, all of the county of Rutherford and
State of Tennessee, within sad District, who
have been adJudgsd bankrupts on their own
petitions, BIZ the District Court of said District.
EDW. L. JORDAN, Assignee.
oct4 3w [B.I
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Gold Is without change, having opened
and closed at 144f at SP. NJ. Our dealers
were offering IA and holding at l45l.
Government securitiescontinueto decline,
and we're quoted in New York, yesterday
az foIIaws. tltft .ft ~
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ALMOST A SUICIDE.
Madman Cuts His Throat with o
H.AI1cA.


Lance.
We learned yesterday of an affair Of
a somewhat tragic nature, which occurred
in the country, some four miles east of this
city, day or two since, nearly resulting
in the death of partially insane man
named White. He had in some way got
possession Of an old lance, while visiting
the house Of his sister in-law, and though
his conduct appeared very strange, none of
his friends for a moment suspected his
purpose. A few minutes before he at
tempted the rash act, he told his sister-in-
law that If anything should happen him,
there were Letters in his trunk which
door, throwing up his hands and saying
good-by to her, and upon reaching the
threshold he ierked the lance from his
pocket drawing it across his throat and
cutting a fearful cash, from which the
blood flowed profusely. Painting away,
he was soon reached by number of neigh
bors, who prevented any further attempts
after he had recovered his senses. The
wound did not prove dangerous. We I'M
derstand the unfortunate man has a wife
living in Virginia.
CAUCUS FOR SENAToR-NARAGANsETT
HoBNoBBINa WITH GEN CooPER.-The
place hunters and political tIicksters were
in close caucus last night. Five of the
contestants are registered at the Stacey
House, and their respective friends urge
the claims of their candidates with becom-
ing zeal. 1atf
1t seems that military fame is to be the
standard to test mans fitness for the of
fee. Naragsnsett Maynard, )never having
snuffed the battle, even from afar, looks
pale and cadaverous over his prospects.
Stokes, with the laurels of calf-killer,
upon his brow, looks somewhat at his ease.
Gen. Joseph Cooper, the hero of the late
bloodless capture of the Mayors Office,
wears an air Of triumph, as though he felt
sure that his brilliant services in his last
campaign, would entitle him to seat in
the United States Senate. Isaac Hawkins
is still-hunting, and has some friends,
though he is not considered formidable.
Secretary Fletcher, they say, has switched
off on the wrong track, and is too much
opposed to the carpet sack" party to have
much influence. Brownlow, all conceds,
will be elected if he desires it, and if he
does not, then the contest will be between
Cooper and Stokes, with the chances in
favor of Cooper.
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NASHVILLE ANDNoRTHwEsTERNR RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.........6:O0 A. n. and 1:5P. NJ
Arrives nj Nashville at...64O A. N. and 400 P. N,
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sftsEEEEG AND 5Fs-rNfNS oE AsAL
MsEIg-EVSUsT Ess.--9Tciai.
CLOSES. oFF'h
Tirss Nortaprn.
l20o 90 A. NJ
tecaad Natfnern.
a.arp ......-....................llOJA 4. n.
gssss washington and southern VIA
Chattanooga.
.q1 ''V' a. "
.-ocoyd washington aud Southern via
Chattanooga.
200 p = -
,4ccassss-, kEesaPsiIs a1d View orleans aS; y
.--17 ,,f4nivht .--.---.-.-.--a-UJ p n
BdeeAoId ana BeEsneIEy a. X
northwestern II. h
g.ea-g s... ------..-l0s00 4. n.
lebanon VIA stage.
12da midnight P n
ThosnasviIIe via Stage.
thursday
Bordan's store Via stage.
Monday 1900 midnight ...-.-......-.1:O0 P. n.
Weine-5ag DO -..-.-...-.-....,...... do
Id DO ...............-...... do
Eiberfy-Yia Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
Thursday l2.00 midnight Thursday $50 P N.
once Hours.
49,, . a toep A. CuDdave : 10 o A. N.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
Leave Nashville At. 800 A. ~ ana Ply ~ P NJ
Live M Louisville at. leo p. N. and HOO P. N.
Tosve LOO A. n. and 800 P. N.
Arrive at Nashville at 600 A. n. nnd u. IS P N.
Accommodation train il SUPERSEDED by the
train that arrives in Nashville A. n. and
Leaves 3 P. M--except on Sunday.
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SmvER-PLATED WARE, a splendid as
sortment, at Rogers House Furnishing
Emporium, Cherry street. oct5 ct
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Leaves A. N.
Arrives at Nashville P. NJ
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y. sAMuEL d. BALDWIN, d. D., S..
Born in
Worthington, Ohio,
Nov. oath, 1913:
Entered the Ministry
in Kentucky,
September II. 1872;
Pastor of this Church
at the time OF his death.
October 8. 1866.
Asan humble Christian. ready writer. an elo-
quent orator, and faithful pastor. he was ' In
labors abundant"
The seats are now being painted, and the
completion of all the improvement will be
effected in a short time, making McKen-
dree Church building one of the largest
and best in Nashville.
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mcKENDREE CHURCH.
As IL is and % IL VIII Be-ProgressiDg
improvements.

A visit to the interior of McKendree
Church, though ..all the contemplated
changes are not yet effected, viii well re-
pay the visitor The walls and ceiling are
neatly and handsomely frescoed, bearing
no cumbersome figures, but wearing the
plain beauty always so much to be admired
in the fnishings of house of God. Just
back of the pulpit is a beautiful sun
burst, seemingly to throw its bright halo
around the faithful servant Of the Almighty
when he shall there lift his voice to ex-
pound the great truths Of the gospel. To
the left of the pulpit Is a marble tablet TO
the cherished memory Of the great and
good DR.. Baldwin, bearing the following
incription.
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THE CITY

srssEEEEG AND fF.-rHIN6 oF TEE
MsEIS-EVgVgT Es7.--ssaiciai.
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once Hours
sAILRoAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

EAsHvILLR AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train
ARRIVE al NaghEllie - ~
cave -.--.----.------.-.--''--- ' 'VV Z. n
Mail and Accommodation Train;
cave Nashville at.-.-..---....-..''-'.'.. 80 A.
arrive al Nashvile-......... ~ P. NJ
Leave Nashville ts.u r NJ
live ~ Nashville A. NJ.
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TRIUYE STAGE

LEBANON STAGE.
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LOUISVILLE. Oct. 5---Sales of rs hhds of to-
hacco; Tugs 81 10; medium leag SIS Is; selec-
tions $40 Is. Flour, superfne S5@S2 g. Wheat
$3.50. Corn, shelled 81 O5. Bacon. shoulders
l6l5; clear l854@le. Pork S24 so Whisky nomi-
nal. Cotton 1877
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.ecaIad Washington aud Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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Firss Northern
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gssss washington and southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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Engine and Boiler.

IcADEMY OF THE VISITATION, B. V. H.,
sepc2 law3t Abingdon, Va.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Cotton lower; sales OF 1900
bales of l94@20 for middlings uplands. Flour
closed quiet. Corn dull at 81 54@l 5 for mixed
western. Pork moderately active at S22@22 50
cash. Bacon dull.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS.
NOTICE u hereby given, thu, the under
IN signed Commissioners appointed ~ M
Cour, Of Common P'ess 81 DUBOIS County,
Indiana. in = colt for Partition OF lands,
wherein Nicholas Hoffman and Mwgsrs'hs
Hoffnsn srs Plaintiff, and Mariana We.
gsnd IL Defendant, will sell At public suc
ton by order OF said Court on
SATURDAY. November %, 1867.
on the premises the following real estate
situated in said county Of Dubois TO witt
The north half OF the north west quarter O
section ten, IN Township number two sou'i
range number four wess, containing eight,
acres more OF less.
| Tssns OF SALE-One half Of The 'pur
chase money TO be paid 10 cash. and the rec
lidue In twelve months, the purchaser givinl
note for ssid deferred payment, bearing 10
tererest with approved surety. and waivinI
benefit from vsInsiion and sppsaismsn ~ Iaws
i r. 0.-Ssle 70 commence q 2 O'Clock.
John wElKEL. Con.
r. EuErrrER. Atty.
Nov, 4, '67-4w
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The Teachers Institute u dubois
County will lie held nt the Schccl
House Of District No !, in tho town
~ Jasper commencing on
TUESDAY. Nov. II. 1856.
at . o'clock, A. II. The law re-
qul,c .every public school in the com
~ to be dismissed during the session
~ the Institute. and every Teacher il
expected to he IN attendance promptly,
Assistance from abroad j. expected
in tile condnct Of The Institute.
Al. STRAIN, Co. Examiner.
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GA Prscticsi friend Of she "msn snt
brother" arrived in F.oriis viii . cargo 80
slsk.s, rsin'sa see. white srd hins, each
surm ounled by nsinsnre gn,Oa a'g. aud
told ,he negroes 'ha, wherever ,hsy planted
four OF them rsspse'ively % the corners 81
.ny .oi selected them. The lsnd would be-
come ,hsirs ~ virtue Of the coufiscs,ion
Iaw-,o be pissed. The s'ieks. .'rssmer-
and vslnstle attenuation acre sll delivert
q the truly astonishing Icw prize If three
dollars, end The ersduluus mokes sooa stake
CT more land ihsn they could manage.
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tlaK. We regret 70 learn that on
TUESDAY Fast the hcuse Of Mr.. Frank
liasn.d. on Mrs. Dicvv Harris hrin
IN This Township, sbcut three miles
iron, jasper. was totally consumed tss
fire. The FIRE was first seon on the
ro,r. aud il is supposed caught from a
srsrk from the chimney No oM huI
Mrs. llarned and n neiehbr woman
ware present ~ the tiine"f thu fire.
aud Consequently nearly all 81 ins
household lnrnifnro. and his winter
provisions we're destroyed. "a also q
.inaniify of wheat, which Was stored
IA rhe house. Frank il y yonng be
gipner. inst commencing 10 get asiar
in the world, aud the loss j. a heavy
mo 70 him. His neighbors and &C
qnainiances we are snre. will. Is the,
,hculd, assist him literally.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given that the ndessen-
"a has beep appointed Administrator o. .he
estate Of Gebhsu R.ihng. late OF Dubois
county, deceased. Said estate 10 probably
solveGt
The administrator viii b. u the County
Clerk ofice OF Dubois comfy. on the ls~'
Saturday, Of each month. Tor The purpose o
receiving debts due the ests:e and Of aclus.
iue c'sins sgsins, me SANE
JOHN Y. KLINGEL. admir-
NovR s67
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NOTICE 10 hereby given tnsi bv virtue oi
IN three several executions irs,vd from
the Office ~ the clerk Of the Dubois County
Common Pleas Cont. and 10 me cirected.
I will proceed 10 offer for sale 81 public suc.
ton. 70 she highest bidder. Tor cash II hsnd,
81 the door o. the CONT house OF DUBOIS
county. IN The town Of Jasper. on
SATURDAY. Nov. 90. 1867.
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. ~ snd
4 O'Clock. p N. Of ssid day. The rfnt- end
profits TOR Z term not exceeding eevsn yeas
Of the iosIowing described resi- es,sts, si'u
sted ID Dubois county snd State Of Indians
to-wii:
The north west quarter Of the south west
quarter OF section thirty f~c. and The south
east quarter OF the south wet quarter d
section thirty too. snd me esst hsIf os ,hs
south esst quarter. and The north ives, omar
Ter Of the south esst quarter o. section
thirty ore. sii in township number one
north Of range number Tour west, contain
ing two hundred acres more or lees.
4 And on failure 10 realize the fuIl smoun
OF prin ci psi, interest and cost c. He'd for b,
'lssid decree, I will AZ The s.me time sn,
place and in like manner. cell The fee sim
pie Of ssid real estate.
Tsken 10 execution . the properrv 0
John Schiller. and ordered 10 be sold - hi
4 soi's n Frederick Dirof. Wendolin Ernl
and T. A. HochRessng, on proceedings 4
Il stsschment.
Said ssle will be made without any relic
!. Whatever from the valuation o. spprsissnen
lave.
HENRY MAUNTEL. Sheriff ID. c.
\; ADans e. BUETrSER. Als'ys.
Nov q, '67-3w.
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a NsrtfAsY GUARD AT SEwARD's HousE
The Washington Correspondent Of 'hs
Baltimore Gazette says:
IL gill surprise your readers 70 hear 'hs
she Secretary Of State siill keeps up 'h'
ridiculous parade Of . military guard before
he door Of his psIvsss residence. Ewes
stanton dismissed this nuissnce shortly Be-
1or. he VS. elected from his cfiiee. Gene
~slGrsns, however. in this respect ousdoe
Sevsrl. He not only has The War Deps''
snens essrieI q every entrance BY ssme
soldiers. bss bic son. led Of about min
years old. csily rides . charger 70 sebot
with On orderly N ne Sesr."
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1--WE have received from Wm.
McCarrell. publisher Of Southern
Journal Of Music. 81 West Jefferson
street. Louisville. Ky. three beautiful
yieces OF music, entitled as follows:
There was an earthly love- by Mrs.
Annie ii. Edwards; price, 80 cents.
al live thee STILL" as sung by Mad
c.v. Hofiman-words by Thomas z
Long. music by Jules Meminger
price 80 cents. Autumn leaves ar,
drifting" ballad by Mrs. Annie Al
Edwards: price, 80 cents.
Either Of the above named riece'
Of music will be sent - any address
post paid, on receipt OF the price.
Address VIM. Mccarrell, publishe
Southern Journal OF Music, Louis
vile, Ky.
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sHERlFF'S SALE.
80. 8. '6I.

NOTICE i hereby given TN, bv virtue 81
N a cory 81 IN execution. Issued from the
ufice Of The clerk ot the Dapois Circuit
court. aud 10 me directed. 4 viii proceed 10
olf-r for sale q, puclic auction. 10 the high.
est bidder for cssh N hsnd. \: the coor 81
the Court House Of Dubois county, Ia the
,awn Of Jasper on
SATURDAY. Nov. 80. 1867.
Between the hours " 10 ,'r.oek. A. \. and
4 o'clock, r. N. OF said day, The rents md
lprcfi's for term not exceeding seven years
Or tie following described r.sl estate. -itu
sted in Dubois county and State Of Iucisns
TO- wit:
The south east quarter Of the south YEA
quarter section number fourteen ~ 'o~r
two toh:h OF range elk west. containing
forty aces more or less
And on failure to real z N. fnll amour
Of principal. interest snd eo.ls called 20
by sid execution. will 81 the ssme tim
and place and 10 like manner sell The ie'
sim pie Of ssId real estate.
Taken - The properly Of Peter Bclin, .
the suit Of Daniel Brsnders,sin-
Said sale will be made without snv relic
Whatever from the valuation or spprsisalen
laws.
HENRY MAUNTEI.. Sheriff D G.
Nov 8. '67-3w
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SALE CT LAND.
PURSUANT to IN order Of the Dubois
i Common Plsss Court. made a. ths
Oct. term, 1897. thereof. the undsrsicn ed
Administrator Of the estate OF Ssmuei
wnirr, deceased. will Offer ~ sale a. psbs's
auction. on The premises for not less thar
,,w O. ,hi,ds Of ne appraised value.
on 5 SATURDAY. Dec. =. 1861.
The follow ing described real estate to vii:
Com mencing thirty five pole south eighty
tour deg thirty minutss wet Of the soosh'
east crner OF section % township one
nvrsh Of range FIVE wee; thence north ,weivs
deg est one hundred sud nineteen pole q
/. mulberry sree on the east line Of section
tw n,y.,hree and west line u s4clios tsen
lis. -four. thence through the west psst o
section ,weniy.fcnr north sirhiy-ious deg
thirty min. east fifteen pole 20 white river
lthenc with The mesnderins u white rave
south ess, 20 The north west corner OF Ju
.insn Whites isnd. thence with he wes: linz
OF sid land suu'h eighty tour deg. ihrtl
1 min. rssl 80 The south line OF sectlon TWEEN
Nv -four: thence with The sou,h line OF sec
,l,ion twenty.fvur and twen,y-thsee 20 'h
rlsce q beginning. cootsinirg Is acre
.lmore or less.
\. Said land Is ordered 10 be sold 10 pay III
.ldeb,s Of Samuel White. deceased, his pei
son ~ property being insufficient.
TERms-Oae third Of the purchsee none
must be psid in cash; one third In tweis
2 lmo.,hs, and one third in eighteen month
from dsy of ssie, the purchaser giving nee
Sand security for the deferred psyfnenu
J. De airing inssrss, from date.
THOMAS r. HOPE. Admir-.
G.. Doa~E. Ais'v. NV i. '67-4v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-08

ORA negro isry vas recently impan'
nesed in Texas. to Try case 81 hog steal
ing. They heard the evidence we're charged,
snd locked up. with inssrsetions 10 come
down o. soon o they hsd found verdict
After halt hours confinement they came
down s1d reported 10 bic Honor that, shougl
they hsd rsnsscked every corner. crsve'
and knot hole in the room, they cosIdn'g fns
anything that looked like verdict