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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
FIRES.
CLEVELAND.

81 TEIsGs,PH TRIBUNE
CLEVELAND. Jan. 23.-Benedct 81 Shay's drug
store Plofs confectionery, Weeds shoe store and Beck
withs Photographic rooms on Pearst were burned this
morniig Loss, SIS 600; insurance, $4,000.
TOBACCO FACTORY BURNED.
ST. LOUIS. Jan 23.--A fire in Alton. Illinois, on
Monday night DESTROYED the tobacco factory OF H. Stpe,
and this adjoining buildings occupied by several tenants.
The total loss was 81, 100 Insured for $4,000.
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND Jan. e3--Bonedict & Hays drug store,
PlaSfs confectionery; Yields shoe store, and Beckwths
photo graphie rooms Pearlst burned this ulcrn
ing Toss about eeI.oQ0, ilgared fqg $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
srv-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JANUARY "a 1861
20 no ona mood NOT be while the CITY Con

not to be, and need not be while the City Con-
troller has possession of the old engine-houses,
which are vacant. There are, for instance, IN
Ann-st. and Centre-st., houses which should be
instantly opened for the use of these shiyerlng
night wanderers, and placed under the charge
Of couple Of policemen. We have read with
astOnishment recent accounts of the condition
of the London warehouses at night, and must
not allow our own city to be so disgIaced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
BASE BALL
EAGLE ACT. EMPIRE.

The retum match between these clubs, VINCE wa
10 have taken place yesterday, on the sa'oin'0 -,
Rrooklyp was posponed the ice in tho river preyents
all the contestants from being present SeNcrN y,
clubs wont over late IN the afternoon ana scfup
was played. o,rrono
Tho return game between these clubs WI 'aAo
place nj 4. M on Fildal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

we print the forcible appeal of Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton for womans right to the
ballot made yesterday before the Judi
ciary Committee Of the Legislature, in view
of the probable call for a convention to amend
tho State Constitution.
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Nem!alotk pailp Gribmate
THURSDAY. JANUARY "a, 1867
no nnrRESPONDENTS

No po can be taken Of Anonymous Communications Wha'e'
d for rses.n DO aatheutced BY The name and 'od''
vryeruo necessarily for publication but a. ga'sn" 0
A. r.s.,ee. for this dice should Be addressed TO raa rSiB
uSE" Eew-IOTk
V. e,ssot undertake 70 return rejected Communeaoa,
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TO ADVERTISERS

WeWiu thank our advertising customers to mana
their Advertisements at earlT an hour As possible
o'clock ez eanaot be classified under their proper heao'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
FUNERAL OF n. P. WILLIS.

81 TEtSaRAPn 70 THK TriBCBH
Boston, Jan. q The funeral Of n. r. walls win
tase pace IN ihs cli3 tomorrow afternoon Tie remains
~ N iaseg lg Alg--, Acl---- ~ -. 1850.
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TIE FRANKLN BRICK MACHNE,

Justly cesNd M perfect simplicity crest strength and iunel'e
oomprcng power with ei and two lOfse
sefteupe tie os make 5000 10 3J1 elegant bricks per hour
J. II. RINaa. No d EIoAlvag. n. y. Room 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

CATARRH BRONCHITIS, Sovereign Curel WIN.
r. PRiycs Flushing Y announces the only Potre ef R't'
which have elected cr Natures Remedas from Plants be-
iag the autgcde 81 these diseases positively TO FIRE EI
ysnatcry Cculsr emp Advice personally OF by letter gratis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

WATCHES REPuEED, at reduced, prices 10y
the Dos. yoIkmen aud uy guaranteed Labed for =
&. r. Con- ms & Co.,
Nos y and HSssost General Po,tO fco upstairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

"PALMER's PATENT LIMBS THE BEsTp RI
500 Adiess d. rAIsER only Philadelphia NevYOrk and
Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

BOWERY THRATER. ..,,, a.
THIS EvBKTgG-THE ROBBERS-THk WIZARD SAIF ~
". d. Wbsley Miss Fanny Herring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

ELLIPTIC 5. NJ. Co.'S LOCK-STITCH SEWING
MACHINES No 5t Broadway Highest premiums Maryland Isas
n Y. and Penn State Fairs. 1916
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

q wMLACKS THEATBR.
qTns FyRyING-" OURS" Mr. Lester WslaoA.
BROADWAY TIIEATER
THIS RvI,NITG-CI NDERELLA-PETS OF T1R PARTERkE
The W0treu Sisters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

browns BRONCHIAL TEocHgT having pqOod their efficacy b.
ts Of Hsny years Tie Tohes lsh recommended and pre-.
IcJel b physicians aad surgeons in The s Those exposed sud
esssss ssoa slvs be supplied With The TsOces they give
r-o.,.. ressf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-30
Ioc., AGENTS WANTED snroushou. Il. o. state.


~ Association have sppointed = Aseeivsn, nsssn
GEORGE 4. COOKE Z 20. whose vsil known fptsgrf-
y snd bssinsss experience vii b sucsst guarantee
that the oUay infYnetsA % them Will b pSonD41y ~
plisd . tAs puspese stated.
rHnAbRfrHIA, Pa, May 70, 1861.
n tie Officer, and Members Of Ire Warrington Library
o., N. s. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen On receipt u Jour favor q the 18th inst
notifying Of our sppontment Receivers for your
Company, took the liberty to submit copy Of your
1srt, With plan Of your enterprise, 70 the hiKhest
legal sstAosity Of fhs ssste, and having received hi
vsssss cpi.n n rtg.rd 70 ~ legality, asd sympathi
xng ftA ths bsevolsnt object Of your Association, Vi
~ sdstiea snd siutsnancs Of the orphan children
fosf soldiers sad saics Ut ths kysfsids Instituts,
havs ocscudsd 70 aecept The trust and 70 ~ or bt
s1bFA y profssts - worthy an object.
Respectfully, youra, 10,
T8 aHo A. COOKE AGO.
A6dfsqp IN letter. snd orders to
s0RO. Il. OOO1EB - CO.. DoAAetD, sa
sF4 Ena - aea4h 1AteA 1esnaA Ro1a1stpAta, - i
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AUfhe highest price paid for CORN, kYR SHIP
O0ee Main ews4 u the Gibbcnsviile Distflsrv.
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,sAAA1A oS24Ssesk 49, tnsb1 ,ubsse.ss q
L. osssv viH y ~
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& ANpMWeenAf16S1sAks y = ysssd ~
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tnassdss u Rsests SsAoeie 0.nfy Swp~~. ~ tAva
= sgl.l. 'asfssssls AaY$Sfs~s .V.f9lJtltl
oas from ssch Iovsshtp and sa ADDITIONAL o.s ~ sseh
shy vosss tasl sstiess evss tvsstyavs est q 10
slsetios 1885, br The Hon RWrishs scr saeresy d
tsta.
The Unisa Rspsbeans Of sash fevnship are rssssss,
- = nsss st their places o. hodng slssSss
on The sstneR DsdpgtpnppOre ptics, 70 elect Ss3s.
sasss 10 sala obavsxtiSx. u q, MERRIAM.
Cadirnae u Ulsios Aaps Oh. Cha
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49, 1 : -
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pogl3oa 4 ~ Ksokuk hneseoes = 49, -
possd, Furnishing thas sxssalsss bsilogl
rock. The 6rsbfeane4 ~ y q1azfseq 4
tsasivsIy = Ksosasqsa y ~. kaase
- otlsrs, ard nsse exssalsas No. :
: = I ~ ias \ .ad.
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siea, % the D. '. 3. =, AsssEs. Anspr -
Wright Of Keosasqua, own extensive -
riss Of list bf6wn none, bslcaging VI -
nagsss;An portion Of The sabcarbonifdrca
limestone. These each vaEs extepgixslx QnaF~
H. &Sy1eaa 60 Soe lie D86 A11te fiyes
improvements. Bridge abutmsnts built thsa
Of these stone are standing now entirely un-
chaseeiL showing that he pateEilf Is excsl>
Ii1sS f6f sueh purposes. tn Mfsaa are mas.
sivs, ~ they are easily worked, and may b
obtained Of almost any desired sise. TINY
ara Of two diusnes varieties although both
nos,e,s. nearly the same color the lovte
| LAYERS beine properly magnetism limeetouss
ltaaA III su1sr ahyttsIb((te 6xr6 ykay1Rly =
aren,ceoue limestone With . little carbonate
Of m.ne,ia both deriving their brown co)st
from ;ron. Both varieties win make rood
h.;ld;ns material. but / think The aren.ceous
variety : very superior stone for heavy m.,,
aoury. ~x 81
+ est3n IA firm Or MI 4. ". Man9um, two
and half miles east Of Keo,aunua. Il :
mod bed Of ERE clay, ffom which the prineis
nal ,uppliea are obtained for the pottery Of
N. r. u. Dickson, 4 Vernoa.ss Mr.. Dick.
- euphsst tseu2y Hands nd ueesss two
hilps, asaayusscaai;uRs al kinds uf common
notserv and alao drain tiles, e
srnArAosArulcAL GEOLOGY.
Tia ssAoaybcniivfcus limestone upou
which the coal measures were deposited
ahcvsia this county rconSia cradle evidences
NOT only Of uneyenuess Of surface At The
time Of tho deposit;en of the coal meaAr,
strata, but also Of disturbance durinr ~
time Of it's own deposition. Thie = .h0fu
fbx tha breeciated schar.ht.r n o. ,,oal' Il
| many places. and also bv the evidence, !,
the fracture, and Shipping Of some portion,
| past the others, producing what are called
e4auiss'' among the miners. These frac
lures are always local, and cannot be traced
70 any considerable distance, q faults usu
| N. .x., e
y ..a' 80 s sue pYs'.'on " 'ns foc.
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How to ebtatp Shares and En-.
gFaylngs,
Send orders 10 m By nsl sncloslne from 81 70 a.,
either BY Post Once orders Or 10 registered letter a
stsk, Larger amounts should be sent BY dfAN Or
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IL Fsn4 . t&E
The Washington Library Company,
In order .has the bsns,olsut vbsct firth II as -
culsr may Be- successfully aceenpaisAAA hAvs Ad NJ
FINE srKEE~PLArH KNaKAvIras.
Which put subscription Al Prices nsch below their
crarIvrcxrxs or STOCK IN rHn WASHING
e~ TON LIBRARY e0APAkYI .aa t
VIII y issaed :asnp%d viii ne - = ~ os.psas,
Ans psrssn sendins d on DGLAR, or peyjse he
same 10 % loesa AGENT win receive medlsss4 ans
ana One Csrtcae q stock insuring On Present. h our
published schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENdRAvru,s
No. my Child Ny chiidI' No. 2-"Tssy'r.
Bavedi They're sasedr' No. sod seventysix or,
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS viii resolve either
OF the following fine Steel Plates, st choice and Two
Certificates II Stock, thus becoming entitled 70 Two
PTsssnts.
Two DOLLAR ENaRAvNGs. ~
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tons Last Interview with his Mother."
THREE DOLLAR ERGRAvIHGs.
Any peron paying THREE DOLLARS win receive the
beautiful eteei Plate Or
81 .RoME FROM THE WAR;
and Three Certificates Of etock, becoming entitled to
POUR DOLLAR ExeRAyFKas.
Any person raging FOUR DOLLARS shan receive the
large and beautiful Steel Plate Of &
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FIVE DOLLAR KNa8AvINas.
Any person Who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
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And nse certicstes of Etoek emitting them to Five
Presents ~
Tho EngrAyings and Certificates viii be delivered 10
each snbsr rbtr Local Agencie sent by mail,
pest paid, or express, - may be ordered.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26
Reorganization.
Civil Government in North Carolina.

Civil Government in North. Carolina.
Mr. Stevens (Rep., Pa introduced bill on the
18th inst, reinstating Civil Government in North
Carolina, to enable it to resume IFS former rela-
tions as one of the constituent States of the
American Union. He stated that he did so at the
request of several gentlemen from North Caro-
lima. Read twice, referred to the Committee on
Territories, and ordered to be printed.
The following is the bill:
A Bill to establish civil government in
North. Carolina, and BILE it to resume
its former relations as one of the con-
stituent States of the American Union.
WHEREAS, On the Goth day of May, 1861, the
citizens of North Carolina, one of the United
States of America, did rebel against the Govern
ment of the United States, and on the said Goth
day of May and thereafter did Violently set aside
and destroy the organized Constitutional Govern
ment OF the said State and did engage with others
in armed hostility and warfare t0. maintain their
said action; and
WHEREAS, After the lapse of more than four
years the United States by force OF arms, having
succeeded in quelling said rebellion and disarm-
ing such insurgent citizens, did find in said dis"
trict formerly comprising the State of North
Carolina, no government organized or officers
qualified according to the rcauiEements of the
Constitution of the United States land
WHEREAS, The President of the United States
by virtue of his power as CoTamander-in-Chief OF
the Army and Navy under til operation of mar.
tial law for the purpose of pr sserving peace and
order and ofrelieving his subor dinate military Off
GERS from executing the details of civil regulations
in the several and widely sep arated localities in
the district, did, under forms and rules by him
prescribed, authorize certain citizens of the dis
trict to assume the execution of said purpose OF
preserving peace and order und er the protection
and sanction of the military autl ,ority; and
WHEREAS, 1t is the duty of The Congress oi
she United States to preserve t. he said district
and the loyal citizens thereof, as one OF the Uni
LED states OF America, and by law to cause to be
organized therein a government republican IL
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THE RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK
OF
North-CarOIina.

DIRECTORS
RoBT. w. PUI.LIAM, President; W. II. WILLARD,
GEO. w. SwEPsoN, C. P. MENDENuALL W. s.
GULIcK, Cashier.
n OLD AND SILVER COIN, EXCHANGE,
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OFFICE n. c. RAILROAD CO.,
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Jri. Meeklv Standard.
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RALEIGH, N. c., SATU RDAY,
r AWSOF THE UNITED STATES

Passed at the First Session, wAieh ras begun
and held at the City Of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia. on Monday, the fourth
day Of December, 4. d. 1865, and ended on
Saturday, the tacenty-eighthday Of July, 4.
d. 1866"
PUBLIC ACTS.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LA FAYETTE
S. FOSTER, President of the Senate LA
FAyETTE S. FOSTER was elected President
OF the Senate pro tenapore on the seventh
day of March, ami so acted until the end
of the Session. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-12

bhrrAL OuTRAck The ci,ix.ns in ,hr
nsishbsrh"cd u Nr~bufeh have bean
'hfown into . state Of intense fxci,emsr,
~ me development, Of one Of The most
hendish ou'ssses Il his ever been our duty
'o REGARD a brute, who IL Believed 10 |.
part latisn and part Ethiepisn. witb Z
'inciurs " white blood. nsmed William
Brown. some fsos'een dsys sgo COMMITTEES
: nsDelrss su'rsge on : white girl. dsurL
Ger o. be Era ployer. William Mathis. AID
this be repeated four or five times. sscuf,ng
he chi'c's silence BY ,hresrs of killing
her. The chiId--she u only one years
old kept siIeoce until she became fick
and was expected 10 die. when she revealed
he hou'd brr'sii'y The whole neishbos.
hood q 10 an upross. snd The people sre
out N osce % huD' the brute dc*n, End woe
be'ide him II he 10 found II Evansville
Joorns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-12

III The Unied ases Commission,
~h'eh h"s been sitting 10 -, Louis since
me 2sfh y July last. % sdjns, the claim.
q no State ~ Missouri agsin-, The Unite d
states ~ mo"eys advanced Tor military
pnrprses r. me enppssAs'on n, the rebel
ion. closed "a Iabors % The ala ul,ino.
md hne' iofwsrded ,he records and p.esrs
70 'he Treasury Department Il Ws.hiogtc,,
tor tina settlement. The sn.un, found 10
BE- due i SC.475 s5l sitter deduc,ing lie
sm'unt ~ the d'reci TX .pporlioned 10 The
Ssie. which w. s1jl Coz
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Values Az, An .rr Nognise ,.-Thsrs
vac considerable noise md cnn'r,ion crsn,.
- ~ The Indiana llo,sl. on Tu~sdsy nigh:
BY 20 o~ persons Interfering with the snc-
lion - pods gsnc on there, sud some
snete' M vs~ made hy some in getting
stsf M Wy Ssns ~ he par'ies en-
ssgsd we's ~ brfors The Court n.xt Jsy.
", snrs cpofldrfsblsisd. were discharged.
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Connos PLEAs CevRr The tribunal
sdiourosd on Wednesday night. after q
shoss session ~ 'hree days. Judge Laird
vsssidedosiih sussi,y aud marked ability.
and = ss'ge amount ~ probate business was
ssn>scisd. There were no csses Of gen.
essi interest before The Court and 90 cases
~ erirninaliiy on The docket. The case OF
the Sts's " Marley .nbefors The ssx,rs ses-
stasl ~ thu Circuit Court WIS cpn,inusd
us,il Nsy r.x'.
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NvIiCE = hereby given thst by vu'ur
- " =" -xscu,ion issued iroM the Die
ol ins Dntris Circuit Court. ans IL
nr dlfectta will proceed 10 ,ff-r H.,
sale a public snciion 10 ihs bi nrst ussdvs
Tor cssh \. hsnd. 81 ,hr door ~ Tie court.
house y Daop's county, 10 the iowa u
lssprr. IN
SATURDAY. Fshrssry 81. 1867,
Beiwern The huus~ y. 10 o'clock 4. n. and
4 O'clock r. =. ~ ssid day, The rents snd
proiis Tor term not exceeding seven years
81 shr irllox.ng described srsi rs,air, yiin
ased 20 Dnscis county. and State Of indisns
to.wif:
Inc undivided une.haIf uf a tract or land
10 fractional section twenty one. in town
one north rangr tive wet. commencing N
: sicne mstksj q 10 The north Tine 81 Lsnd-
celonging ~ Joseph Ans,stt. ana d e0es
~ him BY John a bel thence north reven-
" four degrees, rsst fifteen poles. 10 q stone;
thence nur'h ak degrees. vest thisleen
rnlss 20 White river; theuce down sssd
river sish the nesnders thereof. ua,il : line
bsss'ng sou'h az drgrecs ems, vii, meet the
place q heginnins. containing one acre aud
seven'y.tive hunosedtie 81 40 acre.
md ~ isiiure 70 realize the full amount
q principal latsrest and cost called sor bv
salt execution. ~ill A The some time snd
place and IN hike manner sell the Zee simpie
81 said real ssisie.
Taken - the property az John q VIII.
Jams, - The sni, 81 Lenrsrd Bye,r
Sid sale will be msde without aay re.
'ief whatever from saiusnoD OF apprsisc-
uent Laws
HENRY MAUNTEL sherf d G.
Jan l3sh. i667-3w pfSiO 90
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Nrw HoIET We call s,'rn,i,sn u The
e''s.o' 'ht. Mer ham, .ssd ',-th.nir-' 10
'si. ~ this pager, |, !. thr cost Que, and
p'ess~'t pi.c~ to.siop $50. 'o~n. snd j 10
khows how 20 ook ~rcr 'h- cominr, ~ hss
svsss. ~. rsc.ssllg rssnArs~nd sh,.
helse ~ iae public. ss.ns. ~ M, \ All b.
shc. bet
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OF Hs coshfmsd ~ the New York
Clipper. he orgsn " ,hs sporting ira,e,ni.
- 'hs' B sjsmin Wood did win. recently
Si240oO 81 cards. from John Aorrssey. II
80 n'ehrs sitting. A one time IL he
ssme, Wood ~ss Loser 60 the amount u
ssoo'00rbus. with rsmsrksble nerve he
son''cs16 100 plsy un,Ihe becsme winner
-$l2t(NU.
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New Store!
ORY GOODS. CLOTHING. NOTIONS &C

|-YpE nndrr signed would respectfully IN.
= form The Pubic that No be- just opened
K new store. 10 the house formerly sccu pie d
ny w G.. Adams, where ~ hss large
stock ~ Dry Goods. Clothing. Bccss. Shoes.
Notions, a. /. 20 which he invites the suen.
tion 81 a.. Public. and which he will cell q
prices 20 defy competition Csil rnd *. m
inc. FRANK FINCK.
Nov. 24'h.1ss6-ly
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INOTlcE % hesebs given ths, by wits.
I1N OF - executiDs irsi~d from The uffirt
lcf the Dabais Court Of Common Pleas. 81
20 me directed ! will proceed 70 OFF, foI
sale ~ pubIic auction to the highes' bidder
Tor cash IN hand. ~ the door Of he court.
hos~e NJ Dubois counts. IN ths tcsn VI
jasper. sn
SATURDAY. February 81. 1867.
Belween the hours OF 10 D'cloe~ A a. and
4 o'clock n. 81 said uny. toe rents aud
profits for term not exceeding seven rsrs
Of The following d~scrhes sesI e-'sTc. sin.
aied N Duboi. county. aud S.ss 81 Ius,.n.
to.wi':
Tho eas' hail u The N~r'h css. susrrsr
n section ,wer'y five. 1881 in ,ownship
one, north II Range hire. ueft. - ~
east haf of The YVES, ban 81 en- North
Essi qasrres. snd the Norm Esst Garter 81
me ; nth East qasr'ef. ~ III same Sec
ION. T.wpship srd Rage. I. prbois
Cpun,s. Indians. SD The North West onsr-
tor ~ he Nprih Wes' quarter 81 section
ihirs 80 sn To~ nship un- North - Range
two Nest, n Orange C.unfy. indlsns.
iny on failure 20 feaiiz- the full rpount'
o rrinrips'. Interest mi costs called Tor bvl
ssid execnticn uril o. th- ssn- ,,n- ans
place and III IKE manner sell the iee-sln. RE
VI ssid r-.i estate
Tekenit Execution TIE prnrer'y ofi
William }. Nsp'e ans Nancy IN M-rl~.
~ ! reclnrure ~ Mortgage il favor 81
joshus Is. Stevens.
Sad sslr ~'ll o. msda ~i'btn. snv r@lisfl
sbi'rref from valuation or sypfalsrneSt
ax~
HENRY NAUSIEL. shr.;f D q.
Len. lA'h iSss-3s $40 90
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s'ssss isssls IN F.'beiiip. j. sh.u, u come
s'''''r' ~ uni' Sss'es S,r-~~s d ,ur, tor
s-eissv. \ s1Ss nsr,rd Jordvs 49, re.
esn'y brought teivfr sss Federal n..,r,c,
csun snN~c ~ Mons g"mrsy. A.b.m,. On
shffyr v 'sinns. 49, having bren luund
tn'''y, w<s sentenced BY judgr Bu.,rrc "a
swrasy-one Sss's' iineri-onment. hi.
ecuns<! i'.sa .issrrm,a-d - neply 10 ,hr
''s<r~m~ rnust ~ wri, ~ habrs- c.~pn-.
4" '1e rsonnN ;is' Alsbssn~ Il not STATE
80 ''fs''vry md - sush tndge Ens,erd's
District S"u hsd nD I-g-I s,ssu-. The
MISTER viii slns be trongh' fsirly aud
squsrt BIZ - ne a-n.J Jrd.c. ii ~,
h'shes' juticisI tf.hunsi. srd Il ,ncy win
nses ne question cpenly and render pia,n
ssc's'on, ~e nsy .xpec, : rviuron o. whs,
z ncw very e"mpHemea poiificsl subject.
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NOTICE

given ands and lots
going discharge
lroinl the will ~
Public the Court door, DUBOIS
county niana February 1897;
NJ and o'clock T. NJ, day.
will be 70
Of rsid lands and os disposed N"
Dee. 18th. 1866 THEO. SONDEINAN, A. d. &.