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- sst.H IN L, Il :"
United stfataes' MtaFshhahl'sr Y : h Sale.
TIE UNITED STHTES OF ANEKICA. }
So-r:i anoLfSl mi .rhf,.r. I 4 W !.

so,r:iCAnoltsa DIX Thfcf. ! lhR
aIsy virtue of,a writ of Ficri # 1css dfrsct-
ed, issuing out Of the atbs. Ua;scd Hia,ss
Circuit Court for the District Of Son,h Csre!iss,
will expose for sale to the hghess bidder. 4, Tabis
Auction. at the Cour. House in tho Town of OrSnee-
burg. on the 4,h ny OF March, 1903 -beins the fpr.
"Wednesday in the month, q, II; o'clock A, NJ All
the Right, Title and Interest 81 the Defendant In
and to the following property. 10 wit, r,nyt-~
All that Plantation or Tract Of Land situate in
Orangeburg District, !, mps from Lexfsvic, adia-
cent to Caldwell Swamp, containing about twenty
five hundred (2600) acres, bountod North and 1:as:
by the Congarce River, West. By lands. of Mrs.
Glover, and West and South BY lands Of Mrs E. A.
t'orchce. Ndykt3. .GuP4Sr BOO Ers3ogs4s
Afor the sale of tho Plantation. the saleeyin DO
adjourned over until The next day, Thursday 9th
March,whon will be soid-at the above fantatior
the following Psrsonal Property, Vi. yS Relss,coi-
ton; . four horse Wagons, 9 three horse WAGONS.
Buggy, iiorse, l2 Mules p6Ooaite, so Sheep, i5
20 Sweeps and Saw sIiiii Estitd on as Til. pro-
perty of A. J. Frederick defendant. ut the sui, Of
Brunson, Bulkley & Co., plaintiffs
Terms cash, purchasers u, my the Marsh Al for
paper nHd stamps j.. r. 81. EPpr ~.
feb S-4t U. g Marshnt,
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THURSDAY, GrM.


The minutes Of the lust meeting were road,
and, after correction, confirmed.
r. Small, C..M. Wilder, y. Crews, and IVY.
Cook were granted leaves Of absence.
On motion of DeLurgc the $50, 900 resolu-
ton of Allen was rcconsidered and the fol-
lowing adopted in its place.
Resolved, That tho President of this Con-
vention is hereby directed to request General
Candy TO draw from the Treasury of this State
thirty thousand 100000 dollars in bills re.
ceivable for tho purpose of paying the per diem
of members and officers of this convention, and
other expenses, thereof Provided, That no
contingcnt expenses be paid until tho same
has been acted upon by the committee to audit
accounts and approved by the convention, and
that the said per diem be paid on Saturday,
the 9th February, 1868, at 3 o'clock, p, NJ
The bill of rights was taken up, discussed
and amended in several particulars.
The rules was suspended for ten miSute, to
permit the Committee on Rules and Rcgula-
tions to make report in regard to the hours OF
meeting and Adjournment. Before anything
could be agreed on the ten minutes expired, and
the discussion of tho special order was re-
sumcd. 0n" 'T 70
After much useless discussion, Written, ,re
very scnsibly moved TINT the bill! nc deferred
until Friday, md that the solicisors advice III
the matter be Obtained heH
Before the rc=oiution could be aotol on tho
hour of adj ,urnmens arrived.
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COUTIHERN sOCIETY.-A we.s.s.

SE'ly Journsl,of Litcrature. SeclSiy and At.
A charming variety of Enter,ainna Resdins bv
tho most distinguished Poets, Witt, Noyelists CriS
lcs and Artists of the soMth.
sorEirEESf fSncEry, ,is thp it9raryl sho.at hma'aS.
tstid espoaeat Of tlss saa,khaaa wb sasneaslI IA.
peal to all who truly leye the South TO assist us r.
establishing ths wnsthS tepfs slnsaiis Il. " m -
hnemont. Taste and Cultivation.
E&TRA0RplSARYiIN INDUCEMENTS for CLUES
Every person who 'dhds $50 fof fso yearly gub-
eysry @ ess.sn SSa ssSs SsGs sso ss fsfasslsss!
sIi.seIs %ss Em1 SIi b With ssA4u
war; and alsn receive a copy u the paptr fYse.
spee'@en Copies Wsiloa freesto sny address.
60 1ssTnhscHtpTloN-Gse sn .H yspr. SAoos six months
Address OIL eommunic atidnst ta 90 Ai
fSOuYiiHHN SOCIETY.
ssn ,oi Ma sse y, pal'ipPsrs ipPpsr Street.
~ al t---zIA alists.4 iRals lsI1iWNss;,s
NOTICE TO MVoCREDTT0vss
i AND pERT0Rs.---t am compelled to lesys
the Distriqt for length Of TING for nv health Ara
have appoiatea Join Al NJ. iAIdIEK rhy Sasat r
to attend To my Ihusincsstill my return.
CHARLES r. IRICK.
ee0 .es> 81, MatthcSa,
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On motion of Whipper, tho Committee on
Petitions, was ordered to report on Friday. se
" Duncan, Coos, Mackey, Whttemors, Whip
per, Gain, Cook and Chauiberlains wess 'ap-
pointed on the Special COMMITTEES, on Congress
'sional> Districts. fg al r
y Adjourned. 30 II "a,
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lust RECEIVED AND FoR SAFE

O Iowa frssh supply Of Groceries consist
ing of Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar C9tfoe Molasscs,
Smoking pnd Chewing Tobacco, &c., SO Also keep
constantly on hand Fresh Supply Of Frnit OF all
descriptions. Atp;i. J. w. PATTERSON,S, ),
fcbS 3mc Opposite Dull s Scoyili's
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record, then and there to adjourn and postpone
such sale for the period ofNs.hfsp calendar
mouths. a a :. MP
ppplyto &ccaionsS for itbd lsollesption of Over
aqs, taxes poEtp dDg dDg process for Tho enforce
aanentS Of aay lisa fOT labor et matofial reeog-
nisedan guafanteod by The laws Of the State,
or by military orders.
BY command of Brcvct Major-G Gcneral ED.
II. S. CANBY:
.'ll' II LoUIsrT. tCAz1ARC, /
a. D. G. and a. A. a. G.
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Pole Raising Extraordinary.

The Radicals in this county have
had two pole raisings the past week
in honor Of Col.and Grant.tax. The
first was Mt BreNville, where four
black persons, Of the darkest ebony
hue, assembled, and raised a small
poplar in front Of the wisky shop,.and
as enblematis of the standard bearer
OF their party, they placed the butt
end OF the pole in a whisky barrel,
and on the top OF the polo placed a
whisky Keg. A black ''man and
brother" then made an eloquent ap
peal in favor of Co-Co-Col and (hic,
Gr.Gr Grant. fax.
The next denuncia,ions was at HIM
tngburg. where II Louisiana-carpet-
Dagger Heistand, and Rev. Capt. Po-
.ker- player Tucker, addressed the
small crowd who would listen to them.
The RAIDS there, We are credibly in
formed, in order to display natural
tendency Of the leaders Of the party
OF "great moral ideas" stole a poplar
tree oil of a Democrats land, 60,
terribly elated at their success, (oi
course whisky had nothing to do with
their being "high") and coulden't gel
their pole up strait enongbt to stand
until night, SO that when the sur
went down, it was like sensible Re
publican's hopes-very fiat, -and
stretched ont like the Radical party
will be after the 18th Of October. Try
again, RAIDS.
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DIED, at the residence OF John Milburn,
nesr HsysvilIe. on the 23I ins'.. At 4 o'clock
A. H.. JoHH w. PURCHASER. OF consump tion,
sged 20 years end 10 months.
M. P. was member Of The 49'h Regr.,
Ind. VOL Ini't., and served for the term Of
3 yesrs. It the expiration Of which he wss
bonorabIy discharged from the s.rvice, and
returned to HE home and former svocsdous,
not % be went out, having contracted the
fatal disease which blgh:ed and finely ter.
minsted his existence in The service Of his
country. NJ. p. was beloved snd respected
By oil who knew him. and bic dssth 10 re-.
GREETED a. . general lo.s.
HE wife destined 90 prems,usely TO wear
the weeds Of widowhood, end his bsresved
relations. have our warmest sympsthies in
their irreParsble loss. end the consolation
that he 10 not lost but gone before.' LIE. Us
ferventIy hope thst while the imsgs OF bic
former self 10 consigned TO ito mother earth,
HE immortal spirit has winged lis viswlsss
flight 10 the msnsions Of bliss. where al 10
peace and joy and love. where the ranson ed
sing their songs Of praise, and tho signs Of
trouble and toll are never heard.
"How still and peaceful is the grave
When li!f's vain troubles past
The appointed house by Heavens decree
Receives Us ali a, Last +,
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To WuCM Ir MAY Concern:

~ W utM OiAu NouCEhNs
The undersigned having heard that his
present political opinions nave been misrep.
resented. takes this mode of informing those
who may be interested in II what his inten.
lions ere. Fisst. he was formerly On arden,
supporter Of the lsmensed Abraham Lincoln,
aud east his first vote for President for him,
and has until The negro supre macy policy o.!
the radicals. and their utter disregard OF the
rights OF the lsboring white people Of the
land. d eveloped itself in their m,ny ont.
rsgeous sc,s. been a firm suppor,.r Of The
party tolwhich the 'lu,e lsmen,ed. belonged.
But now tina, that patty has chosen for It's
sta pdsrd bearer such bieo,ed men AZ Schny.
Ter Colfex and Gov. Baker. men who have
sworn, (and still aver that they wish to be
judged by their pact record. including those
os,hs,) that they will Jisirsnchise all Of his
fellow coun,rymen who have or may here.
after seek refuge in this country from the
oppression Of the old worlJ,he cannot see my
how German who ms respect for his "fsder
land" can go with them lonqsr.-wh:le |,
lie astonishing TO him how any laboring
white msn can support party which 'sxes
labor wi'hjulI the rigor of oppression. while
the wealth Of the land is f,vored with large
returns, and goes un,sxed.-sod the large
negro popu ls,ion 81 The country IL suppor,ed
in comparative idleness BY taxes rung from
lsbor.
Therefore. ~ . German lsboring man. en-.
gagged in manufacturing on = smnl scale ri.
CARS and tobncco. which manuisctorv he
zen nearly taxed on, Of sxs'pnce by r.di.
cal legislation, he gives his supper, TO ia
Democratic candidates.. VINO have always
b. en- vi ling 10 KALI labor AMI respsc' the A..
mighiy's decree ot supremacy tor The whlis
rac~. Gu ULR. Gil.
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The War Of Races.

Governor Morton In his speech 1t Rich.
mond. In September, 1855. predicted thsI
the enforcement Of the Radical po icy Of no.
gro suffrsge in the South would result In Z
war OF races. We are informed by the tel.
egrsph that on the 18th instsnt. ct Raleigh,
North Cssolins. james w. Holden, the son
Of the Radical Governor Holden. at negro
Republican mass meeting. advised the ne.
groes 10 60 TO the polls, armed TO the teeth.
This 10 but the beginning OF the fnl6llmcn il
Of the prophecy of Governor Monoa.- -
When will the people awake TO The evils the
Radicals are innicting upon the couniry1n
Their mad attempt TO hold on to political
power Indianapolis Sentinel.
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Pa o c | A N Alto N.
STATE OF INDIANA,
DUBofs COUNTY,

DUBofs COUNTY,
I, Henry Msun,el, Sheriff o: Dsbois
county. Indians, hereby notify the legal
voters Of said county, that an election will
be held al the usual pIsces Of holding cleo.
tions 10 the seveisi townships OF said county.
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of October, 1868.
Tor the parpose Of eIecting the officers
enumerated In the CIerk's certificate st.
tached above. The officers whose duty Il
10 ere hereby notified TO hold said elec,isn,
and make due return thereof. according TO
law. ! certify tho above and foregoing TO
be true copy Of the writ Of election, 80
issued by sad clerk.
Witness my hand ms such Sheriff, this
2lst dav Of September, ] S6S.
HENRY MAUNTEI., Sheriff D. G.
Sept %, 1853.
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The Corrupt,ons of Ccngress.

The Hon Edward McPher>vn. Clerk o,
the House Of Representatives,, nss taken the
stump for Grant and Collsx. and may be
found pulling In The came team with Butler.
Kailock. and Bradley. Judging from 'e.
cent article in The National ln,elligencer,
Mr.. McPherson hss Iost nothing by his dc.
votion 10 ysdics.i-m. The article from
which we copy u headed Corruption and
Rspine in Coogr ss,' and con'sins the toll
lowing. smoog other interesting paragraphs,
which we propose to reproduce from time IL
time for the benefit Of our patient tax psy.
ers:
Upon the sdjournm ent Of Congress. Mr.
Mcpherson returns ~ Lis home in Penney !.
vsnis, and remains there mo.t Of The time
during vacation. Congress does not remain
in session more than Elk months in the year
The clerk 10. therefore, away from the CAPT.
tol at Iessst half the year; he tskes his horses
q md csrrisges home with him, snJ receives
his pay Tor them from :he Govern ment dur.
ing the time he 10 rus,ics,ing at the expense
Of Uncle Sam. lie does not stop there. but
he takes one Of the Government emp es
who 10 receiving $74 per month. with him
90 servant, TO take care of his horses and
drive his carriage. He appoints one james
8. Crawford to a lucrative position upon his
pay rolls-i mean pay roll. for the psy 10 oil
there 10 in il, 40 Mr.. Crawford hiss never
been in the city Of Washington; not even,
% have been informed, on visit 10 HE
friend end Gather in.i.w, we beIieve.) the
no norsbls Clerk Of the House Of Represen.
tstives. The Clerks report discloses the
fact OF NJ. Crawford being upon the psy.
rolIs Of bic Office. and the fact that he (Craw.
!ord) never performed any services Tor the
Government, and the further fact that he
never YVES 10 Washington, was communities.
led to me BY On individual who is now living
a neighbor TO Mr.. Crawford in the town OF
Pennsylvania. and whose state.
ment believe TO be true in every psr,iculsr.
The fret place that Crswford's name sp.
pears. % far 10 have been able to see. was
on the engineers psy.rolls; the next 10 the
cIerk's rolls-this last roll giving
him $2.l60 per yesr-quite handsome pen
zion tor an old gentleman, who wss not
wounded in the service of his county"
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STATE OF INDIANA,

STATE oF INDIANA, ..
DuBds oUNTY
II HENRY A. HOLTHAUS CLERK OF
Il N" Cirrul, Cuuri ~ nnd Tor saiJ county.
d, hereby certify io'he Sheriff Of rnid c.un
", ih,i ~ Ih- general rlec',nu. 10 b. I'D
on the second Iu..dav in October, A. u.
1868. the following Ulcers ale To be elected.
,u.wit:
One Governor for he So'e OF Indisns.
One Lieutenant G. werner Tor the Safe
of Indiana.
One Secretary Of State Tor The State Of
lu6,sD.
One Auditor Of State Tor the State of
lndisus
Que Treasurer Of State for The S,a,e OF
Iudispa.
One Clerk Of the Supreme Cour, ior the
Si6is Of Indiana.
One Supe'in endsnt OF Public lns,rvc,iom
for the s. ate of indiana.
One Attorney General Tor the State Of
tudisnn.
One Member ~ Congress Tor the "a Con.
gress,onnI District III Ind;ans.
One Common Pleas judy" Tor The district
composed vi The coonj-s 81 Dubois. Spencer.
Perry, Crawford and Orsng-.
One Pros, cutting Attorney for ssid Dis
,rict.
Oie Prosecuting Attorney for the Third
j udical Circuit.
One Represeutotive Tor Dubois and Mar
Tin counties.
O,e Senator for Dubois. Pike and Martin
counties.
One Sheriff OF Dubois county
One Clerk 1T The Courts oi Dubois county.
One q Jroner Ut Dubois county.
One Appraiser OF Real Estate CT Dubois
county.
One County Commissioner Tor the first
district Ut DUBOIS county.
One Assessor for each OF The several town.
ships 0. Dubois county.
One Justice Of he Peace for Bainhrdge
township
One Justice 81 the Peace for Ferdinand
township.
One Justice Of the Pescs Tor HARRISON
township
Aud the Sheriff OF said county il hereby
ordered and directed to give due and legal
notice OF such Election, according 10 law.
Witness my hand, and Seal Of he Dubois
Circuit Court. ~ jasper. this 21st day Of
Sc ptpmher, 1868
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk d. G..
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Man and Brother.
HAysvlLLE. Oc'. Isl. 1868


Mr.. EplroR--A singular phenomenon o..
CURED here lately. One Of the race, once
despised but now the people's idol, Or other.
wise, a dark browed son of Africa, passed
through our small town Of IIsysville on
Sabbath q week ago. No sooner did II be.
come known TO our radical friends, Messrs.
Grsx,on and Brace, than they Immediately
proceeded with a basket full OF provisions to
81 tisfy the ianer man OF their irie nd and
brother. Blu, what was their chsgrin and
when. after partsking Of their
bounty, SAMs1 informed them ,ha. he was a
Democrat.
We can no, TOO highly praise the conduct
Of those genIlomen. when we consider the
noes, taken in conjunction with the
fact that but a shor, time previous q POOR
WHITE MAN likewise passed through tho
town. ssked for something 10 eat at the
same place. and was refused. He then went
into On old house. the property Of Mrs.
Brsce. with the intention OF reposing there
tor the night. but was chased out by nj -ssfs.
Brsxton ADD Brace. on the allegation that
he was tibet. he nigh, have been a THIEF
hu, ,huse gentleman did tot know il. sud
aside and apart from all such euprosi,ons, y
man - always innocent until proven guilty.
The pn.v manner in " h ich those grnilrm
we're willing 10 believe the innocence OF me
poor negro, lead us 10 suppose that while
whiie men are viewed with disirust and con-
temp, ahpn not personally known bv The
radical party, they can look vp"n ev, ~ ne.
gro and any. 'hehod mon aud broiher'
Truly. Yours, j q.
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Dirc Necessity knows llO Law

AWlNG 10 the 'hs'd lines caused by The
~ Bondholders taking me paoph'A g"lr,'
aud giving ro,hing in return. the undersign-
ed is ob,i.. ~ have some Grernbnrkl.' and
ihcvsiure giv-s notice :" ali who owe costs
oT Fees in the Clerks office al Dubois coun.
~. 10 come forward nd my IN. same bv
the first "f .i~nu-ry. 1860 or he will bs
"higed tn issue Fee Bits Tor them. Gusr.
disns AID AdMihis'ra' ors are particularly
~ guessed 20 pay W. Come on, friends. and
save custs.
II. A. HOLTNAUS. Clerk.
Ort y '6S 40
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ORANGE COUNTY IMMIGRANrs.-We
are informed that Mr.. Braxton has
taken the following citizens Of Harbi-
son town.hip in this county, up to q
certain saw mill in French Lick town
ship. Orange county with the inten-
ton OF boarding them there until af-
ter the October election, tor the pur-
pose of iraudulently securing that
many votes of citizens Of Dubois
county, for him for Representative;
,o.wit: Joshua G. McKinsey, james
Hibben, J. G Newton, }. w. Hargrave,
and John Wininger, and G. Elkins.
from Columbia Township, and ElKins
Taylor, and Joseph Denton. from
Rutherford Township, Martin county,
together with quite number Of others,
whose names we may publish here
after. This is q bold fraud, and the
challenging committees Of Orange
county should not permit them to
vote there. They are entitled to vote
at the place where they claim BONA.
FIDE residence, and not elsewhere,
and the law provides heavy penalty
for fraudulent voting, which We hope
may lie enforced against all wrong
dOers.
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We the undersigned, do hereby certify
thai We were present aud heard Judge Nib
lac KS speech in Js-psr. IN 1854 and that the
Allegation in rega,d "a his language in q pub
iisbtd certificate. dated Aug. IL, 1868. aud
s'g"cd by K. f.. DsBruler, T.. A. G.z-n.
A F kslso, A dam Hope. Samuel Uillen. Jr
snu John II DeB,uler. il which il is oil eyed
,ha, he Grid that 10 hi- judgment The war to'
The suppression Of The Rebellion ives y tail.
ure, and il he was elected 10 Con rs-s, he
would not vo,e for smother man, or another
dohsr, for the purpose of carrying on 'hi-
uDholy war; IL false and calculated IL mis-
Iced. We paid particular si,en,ion 10 Judge
Nib'ack's remarks. sad csnno, be mistaken
"a 10 what he did say. tie said he had bee
accused Of saying that the war wssa tail
ufe, aud he believed 50 Ear il had been, be
cause IL hsd been prosecuted ia the interests
III parry, and not Tor The restoration II iae
Union. but that il q Democratic C,ngresr
was elected il would not b. thus perverted
aud II elected he would vote a. many men
and Is much money % might be Necessary
TO prosecute il with double the vigor il had
been, and bring il TO speedy aud honorable
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AND YET THEY Contour an.
nouncement column is still growing
four more additions this week. For
Sheriff MIR. S. Bixler is announced
He is an old and respected citizen oil
HARRISON township-has made for.
: tunate sale Of his large farm, and We
suppose has invested the proceeds in
Bonds, exempt from taxation, and
therefore can afford to run for Sheriff.
If elected, he would. no doubt, make
an efficient officer. But unfortunately
for his success he is an ardent and
consistent Republican, and Of course
-'..cant come it,"
Mr.. Alfred Osborn is in the same
category with Mr.. Bixler,-always a
Republican, though otherwise good
citizen. We cay this, although Mr..
Heistand, radical favorite speaker Of
his, told him 10 q speech at haysville
on Friday, that his countrymen
(Frenchman) were not as good as the
plantation negroes of the South. We
believe, however, he wonld make q
tar better Commissioners than any dar
key in the land.
Mr.. John Mehne is also announced
as candidate for County Commits
sioner. He is one Of the hard .ffsted
mechanics OF the county, a sound
Democrat, and ii elected we have no
doubt vii. make an excellent Com
missioner.
Or. VIM Gray, fer Real Eestate Ap.
praiser, is D rip-roaring Democrat,
whose faith has never been questioned.
lie is energetic, industrious, and
would make . good Appraiser.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING!
Hon. D. I. LAIRD

Hon. d. L. LAIRD
Will address the citizens Of Dubois
County, at
Ferdinand, Saturday. October Sd,
at Z o'clock, r. NJ.
asper, Tuesday, October 6, at !
O'Clock Z. M.
Huntingburg, Oct. {. at Z o'clock.
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CIRcur CorRr.-Thm Court, his
honor. Judge Baker. presiding, ad-
jonrncd Wednesday noon. Two half
days OF the term were devoted to po-
lltical speaking. and the business was
then easily finished mp by this
day Tho Grand Jury found Int one
indictmen,-that against Pirtle for
murder. The following is list Of the
causes, and the disposition made Of
them.
State W + iKuhmetscher = murder = q
reuse " hich Ass been continued six years
Nollied.
State We Geo Henry-Grand Larceny
eou,inued
State We Thos L McGrsw-Csrrying con-
ceaIed weapons-nollied
State vs Geo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. con,'d
Bsstsrdy-cont'd
Benz Wigb,-B;gsmy-c on,d
Geo Weisbach-F ornication-cou
Jere Rcgers-Robbery-N Oiled
/" Loren,z Lemmar-Gr Larseoy-
Jury trial, not guilty
- Jacob Frumm- e,alline-fne So
ID Brsndent,ein-2 cases ret IL
ing Fine each So
I" A Observation-Disclosures SIS
Appe,-R atsiling-Fine So
E NJ Pir,.e- Murder Change oi
venue to Slarlin county. rris"ner
in jill on defsul, Of 81 90 b.iI
Civil CAUSES.
Gwin W DanhG'.r-cont'd
Stubbletield VI S,ubblefeld-con'd
McDonsld vs. Nicholson-con,'J
S,ockhouse W Siockhouse-cppt'd
Rogers g. others-Pet for Pau-cont'd
Buchst W. Bridenbach-D Dismissed
Schsfer vs. Wslls-Furecl usure-conId
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