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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-25

STATE lNTEREsT.-We learn from Gene
raj ROGERS, the Second Auditor, that he
yesterday transmitted to Messrs. Barring
BROTHERS g. Co., London, 800 in
sterling bills to pay interest due there last
July.
The July interest on other stock will be
paid at Second Auditors office on and after
I'd January next.
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STOVES, TzNWARE, &c.

Al HOME AGAlN.-Thankful to our
IA friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on us, we would re-
mind them that 1T tour present stand, No. $50 BROAD
STREET, may be found the finest assortment OF
STOVES CRATES, TISWAkE, HOusE-FuR-
NIsHING GOODS, RANGES FURNhCEs,
at any hons ID the city. M0UNTCASTLE,
aek s2a Broad street.
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REMOVALS.

GEORGE W. GARY. wM II. CLEMMITT.
W. ELLIS JONES.
~ AIRY, CLEMMITT & JONES,
W BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND BOOkBINDERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
(Baldw!n's Building),
entrance on Tenth street. wheie they are better
prepared to execute all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PAINTING, ROOKBINDING,
RULING, &c, &C.
Thankful FOR past favors extended to us by our
friends and the public. we solicit continuance of
the same, promising to execute their orders
country.
Charles E. Johnson's CARD, BOOK, and NEWS
INKS for sale a. manufacturer's prices.
de 31-M. W&S3t
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

NEW BOOT AND SHOE MANU-a
IN FACTORY ON NINTH STREET.-H RA~
The undersigned, having bought out JAMKsE Va
BOTTOMS Boo. and Shoe Estahl shment, NO is
Ninth street. respectfully solicit portion OF the
Mr., Bolton, feel no hesitation in promising a
GOOD FIT GOOD MATERIAL. AND GOOD
WORKMANSHIP. shall employ none but Inc
W. B. DREW.
beg leave TO inform my old friends ana CUSTOM
ars that csr be found at the old stand with Mr..
DREW, ready to serve them to the best Of my abil-
ity as heretofore, and solicit call from them.
de fe-iwS JAMES BoLfON.
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DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
~ No. 1906 MAIN STREET.
4 GENUINE VIRGINIA house.
DECEMBER Is, 1888.

DEcEMBEE Is. 1893.
Just received per steamer Isaac Bell another
handsome shipment OF BARGAINS purchased by
Mr. Rouss at the great auction sales OF New
York, embracing in part silk Poplins Plaid and
Opera Flannels. shawls Breakfast Capes, Scarfs,
Hoods and Nubias Hosiery and Gloves, Bleached
Fur Robes and Foot Mats, Furs from 80 to 8a5 per
set, and the largest and haudsomest lot of Boots
and Shoes for mems and boys and also for ladies
and misses that we have ever had before. de ls
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EgFACTs WORTH REMEMBERING!
PREPARE YOURSELVES FOR CHRISTMAS!
The public will find 1t to their advantage to call
early on
JULIUS sYCLE, dis Broad street,
and procure their
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
before buying elsewhere at
VERY UNPRECEDENTED PRICES.
have constantly on hand
CALICOEs,
MUsLINs and DELAINES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
MERIEOS,
BROCHE sHAWLS,
CLOAKS
BALMORALS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES,
HOODS.
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
GENTS UNDERWEAR, in great variety, ut very
low prices.
entire stock Of desirable DRESS GOODS st prices
to suit the times and public.
Come one, come all, and buy your goods at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, AIS Broad street,
dal0 next to Keinngham's bookstore.
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CPECLAL NOTICE.-JUST AR-M
~ RIVED and for sale st the EX-s seA
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STA
BLES, Franklin street, ONE HUNDRED $780,
YOUNG MuLES FIFTY WELL-RROKE
bic for farming purposes all Of which will he sold
at reduced prices and on the most accommodating
terms, Lre 81 JOHN b. DAVIS,
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WTOOD's TOBACCO SUBSTITUTE for
w sale by 7. e. DUPUY,
de2 Druggist
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And no wonder, as
JULIUS MEYER
Is SELLING OUT AT COST,
AT SGT BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH,
ABOUT $4o 900 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, AND FANCY
GOODS,
before removing-as he intends to do next Jan
uarr-tu his new pi-~~ - h-'"t."'e,
603 BROAD STREET.
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"a oNDERFUL. MARVELLOUS!

nyu ONDERFUL! MARVELLOUS"
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION!
It Is really wonderful to contemplate the prices at
JOSEPH sTRAUSE's
No. 1888 MAIN STREET.
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DEAD! READ!! READ!!!
In Richmond, and for miles around,
Our people hear the cheering sound:
The bargains found at MEYERS store
Beat all we ever saw before.
And no wonder, az
JULIUS MEYER
Is SELLING OUT at COST,
AT SGT BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH,
ABOUT $40. 900 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, AND FANCY
GOODS,
before removing-as he intends to do next JAN
uary-tu hi. new pI-~~ - .-'"t."ee,
603 BROAD STREET.
Special attention should be directed to his enor-
nous stock Of
BLEACHED and UNBLEAGHED COTTONS :;
CALICOES; KNITTED WORSTED GOODS
OF every imaginable description; at truly Won
derfui low prices
DRESS GOODS, Of which an ample assortment Of
all the latest-style goods OF French. English,
and home manufacture, considerably below
BRo aIIs psslHHt1sWiLs . sCARFs, oLoAKs, and
nice go 10, e Of FRENCH r yEwELsy, In Jet, fire.
Gid. etc, etc; so pretty for Christmas gifts,
An immense assortment Of LINEN GOODS for
the chamber, dniug-room, nursery kitchen,
underwear, pocket use and various other pur-
poses, etc, ETC., etc.
1t therefore would be decidedly great mistake
not 10 call at JULIUS MEYERS
de Is SGT Broad street, near Sixth
FRENCH MERINOS, ALL COLORs,
at soc. worth sl25; at 81 worth 81 .so at 81. II,
worth 80;
RICH SILK and WoOL-PLAID POPLINs at
sl.7s worth o.;
ALL-WOOL PLAIDs at 4oc. worth soc.
100 different styles DRESS GOODS from lego. to
ssper yard.
No person should purchase DRESS GOODS be-
fore examining the stock at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
de IS Nos. l.ls and 1918 Main street.
EMNANTSl REMNANTS!
Large lots Of remnants Of
DRESS GOODS,
FLANNELs,
CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs,
vEsTINGs,
sATINETs,
TO BE SOLD CHEAP AT
LEVY BROTHERS,
de1s 1918 and 121s Main street.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS.
HANDSOME CHANGEABLE SILKS at sl2s
per yard worth sl.7s; at $3.50 worth s2.25;
BLACK SILKS at 81 worth $3.50;
BLACK, WHITE, and COLoRED sATINs for
TRIMMINGS, cut on the bias when desired.
COLoRED PUSHES
VELVETEENS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
de Is l2l3 and 1918 Main street.
pICH PLAID, PLAIN, SATIN, AND
STRIPED SASH AND BONNET
RIBBON
ALSO,
full assortment of
BLACK AND COLORED VELVET RIBBONS, |
at LEVY BROTHERS., |
dels 1918 and 1915 Main street.
AND NORTH CAROLINA
CASSIMERES.
CARDOzO, ALsoP FOURQUREAN
lave Just received full ass ortment Of the above
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DEAD! READ!! READl!!
In Richmond, and for miles around,
Our people hear the cheering sound:
The bargains found at MEYERS store
Beat all we ever saw before.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

All kinds OF INSURANCE effected In grs,.cI,,,
companies, local or foreign, at LOWhsT CI;R.
RENT RATES. WI"
Business can be effected through correspontanre
with our office, as well as by personal application
de 23-1m
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WTANTED, ONE THOUSAND MORE
W to INSURE THEIR LIVES in the
MUTUAL
BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIATION OF
RICHMOND,
now on a firm basis. No longer doubt as 10 sue
cess aad daily Increasing In numbers unpre-
ceGented in the history OF life Insurance.
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
CAssIMERES.

CARDozO, ALsoP 4 FOURQUREAN
have just received full assortment Of the above
CAsSLMERES from the celebrated manufactures
at Rock Island, Fredericksburg, and Charottes-
ever offered In our market, and WARRANTED TO
WEAR WELL.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-22
G6gefiel6 lla6 Qcntad9a
Giifnbabu. =

sg1aibpilIe iiub MEenrRbie 3inie. q
Die fdMeuae is,b ;tuefia ssiefss aotite mad men
phis, Qumboos, Cairo Hnb ode Nhpkte I'm Re5lea.
errei6t Nempbis ON fpIsesben glor6eM um ttby;
8erI5bt 9lemptiB nm g nbr AbeIee nm errtfHt
Rafbpi1e am ndditth BoTmittnb 10 1i5r. -.
f@IuB II 9hmeslbt mt ben 3aeen Ser 9t6btle t!,fs
Dbie GiferbnhH fir ale fabiiben 9wngte. GheuiaHs
flu Cairo ct. fouls NIB ae wefstt&eM 4uttlte -
9ieie 2tuie III NIT eEeeonten S&Iafwaeen xesfeSsy
ifin gntem fGbttarenl ftalsse NIB 1T nprtexrstet
gaffagiere nnb 6racbt f9neE Mnb Pfrsti4 ~ beisrs
Der &C. kssesssE sssssses5s
H8bcntas DaHara,
iuI25 Seat. eap't. q. u. 8. eiSeuta5n.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-22
Naf1DiIIe all6 0aOrbiaes
GiienbaIll.

Die @fttsysBa@er Der EenneFees unb @atiGszGtss
ienbaP,t lieGen ieft In Der Ree non Sefe 81 MAsJs
huion isnS &lanter' BdIi, 6de paa rason Mab 81
e8e Strabe Oiten Die Mttie fcfet ieae $50, bic ss
erfOroerii1e GinsGbIuag betrdgt o. per Mttie.
Die Muele9un9 6iefer Bakn III pouenAet, he BrofLs
anfbtem, 4l6ueg @eridte sIne Mbf4HtNu0sH fne in
5. %. MlersS Dffce etn5niebes.
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Stdaf aIs GntpidfafgS mitfA 6es A6etbanes stibDRr
mineralii9sn @eithtmer farm lsidt AbeyidbHst wex=
benz bo bieieIbe blr Elm 2auS t6uft, TpeIeB unpsr=
eIei9Iidb in 8efg Guf ban allbnn pon Qsirsibs lna
uriiberfrcffen atgf tefeH Goflkiu ut bin9tIt9 ber
4ie6weihen 1T. Sn keiuem. aphsIeu 2astAeetbskte
tDnaen fenerE Eraiben u,D Grte alTer Att Gssn9est
vreT6ea. Rstne Babn Ia ben 8ey. Gfa0teW llama ANr&
2Enber, 70 REID an Wtneraliens mit &cDLens &tsefX
Rupfer, 8int unb Petroleum, ianffn. Nts @A5bey
Iis5eru Maerf@ Spfltdt Naifen BET 5ester Ei@ten
peIt, Gj3eus f9rparse MaLnub &iEf4en y: s spss
ntbeIaR xet9lide Msniiesfrdfte tay aHe mSst@sa
8tpe6e. .sssz ss.ssss .sa q isisz<szS3 s$Tk51
aseun biee Balm sebaut ia 70 wirb BEL ksn fest 70
uieerigeu aaubpreifen Anb Bel ber tate53 Spftdsn
Brabfbarfeit Mnb ben sroben 9istfsqssilen bitisg
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;ieIen arb iRre SetmGtb werben. - ns@s- .
seir appeliren Guf sas Grnitfiet An Sehels Der
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st BIT ntmMt Mttien tu nekmeH Rt 10 6isfe8 1nteys
ul25 sszsstsa~ sFa3
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Nisf 1anii,eriStGt.
Gifcnlnr.


Ss es ssn .rrtseln e D 8:
Sist G5uIe in cine 6iSt Il niDerf I! ia {, ME PC
non isst an benanmt rOsrSsn wiro, a6srsssaHSen.
Or2dmi faffOi,.
L. Eas ataDemi{@e Gep artem emit
sDiro bic Primdr Seminar, 0Eammattt= uns bO5s
!. Gas d ormaI 9epertemsnt girsss,
fonSsrs FIR ben Gebrautb Derienisem iein, Wele f9
ieIbft gu aebrerH nISbiIoen Deuea.
8. Gin GoIlegium Separte msnt,
weI9es bic alien nne aeusu Spracpen no one po9ers
re6enees 8ebiirfniB 6asu porboneeR 1T. 9iailen fir
sieies 9epGrtemet guereen fys erle IN Der esheFen
S3Rle seRalten speroen.
GdbaINeln.
SoFelbs SesrSst $500 In BoransbesaBIans iiir al
Sspartements. 5diler wsreea nur iilr eiiei' 4sonn
tgiitrtrt.
8DdrbinN.
e0arSins sann man in ser stast ~ tiatsen Prstsn
SbmIe uerfeben IueEber
Zernti1e,
pas s&aIiabr pirS IN srei Ssrmtne estBeilt: Der
erie beainsft 4kontas, ben IL. SEPTEMBER 1857 uns
' Sera "a. -: Gsfmtn fanss am s. SGnuar
1865 al, saS id,Iisst am IS. mari. :.
Set brttte TermiN beeiast am 2. April
unh snSet an a.. Stunt. @ssa
sSreiffeaeii.
Der Boarb Der Eruftees heabff9tigt bic Gxrt4hn6
timer aeruiiIen Ansnbi ucn Sreiftellen gum 1eeai
Serer, BE fid gu aebrsrn DOrbesetten sueaeH.
3eit Der 4lMfmnbnie.
NEe, Bic ifd nm 3nIas bewerben, babeu iid IN Der
Office bes Steparo gu meleen une iuar wentgrens
arpei Taoe nor Neairn hes Eermines, nobel fie iid
Ginla6sEi6ets ~ peri@aTeen bobea. AHe Bills
mihsm beaablt wersen, e5e Der S9ller anigenpntusH
gdiiIsr gSnHen nm irseub efraer Bet I'm Terntih cns
aenprAlaen JpeTben, bod TIC co wRnf9enSweet9s oGp
60 am HesinH neiielbeH Befcbebe. = y
Wr9f Sobn Gsesn. Erinsipa.
6barIes grosbp. stspass.
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ftaft uns esg a8sRefn 6reesmsa's REIfss Gouttfon.
s @. n. 0rapatb. 9strstdv.
GtaethnatL 2. SEPT. 1857. fevIi
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S1$ie aus Sen SncDrvpraticpss Arfiteln, mel,
HYDE frsii1 uer5HpntdJf rDaroeny eyheHt, IL BIZ
5ist G9aIe in cine s ST niDerf: I'd t. Die III
non iest an benannt wereen wtro, nberse9aHgen.
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9as Stder YiallD=5Ortr
epeid.r, SO. 4 sksfes etraBe,
see gleip. 2Iprf q


Der HntersstInete label e@tnnsspoH bic Bead.
tnna hes gubEiiuma unh oer pfdfei6n fir bieie bes
rl5mten Snitrumerte elm, pelde inter ieiper befous
bern amf5tats Dem better Seb6rrteh 9eateriat uers
ertigt ffnb. - IA ss.zsa
ls poles, eifernes GefteH, Ibersoeeren Bdf, Glfens
Jeiis SreHt NIT 9etaH ditsseLeste a5Her, fran;6ffe
0dmpisr une bis aaf bic geitte sss S9tahtlbrtttss
glI: SsaeF's prattif9e erfabnlns as gerfertiser
Don BtnnDs felt mebr ats IS 3a5rei, lit cine bnres
cbenbe gofarte, sns fetns Snnumeilte uaiibertrefs
Ii9 fne tn Stdrte phb 9alerb eftigteit beS 4ates,
5etnseIt. Kraft ua6 fn9enSer Ggenf5aft hes Zones.
Die Gedsr Giano Gortes tn6 is5r gtoss, politans
etae sgltftruRerte, bic pbAe gtiditebt apf &ctett
bereeteH inb, fir BITE pole 2Gnge pom Tsben SGbren
goranttrt Uereen Mab at& ben erfte GFeis erbalten
3Gben, mo- ite nod oR&geiteat 10 rbensTpareRc ais e1
sic GmpfeRlangei. Der beiien RhnftIer hes aanbes.
43reis pom $500-$f000, Die iunere RaiAinerie Der
nierrigef besohiten Snftrumehte t genSL befeI5e,
uie sic Der b6beren. Aiberaler abet fit ben 6anbei
@eiFtii9e uns 9uftIsbrtr. Ssf9reibppsSIiIte su,
Antasben bnr9tis BOT.
-. q ~ g. 8, 0eder,
lfraber n @roome stsase)
So. A 8Ieeter &tfabs,
ss9sM sa6 aepgs aw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

u The editor OF the Farmer saws:
Apples Tray be Kept long timo De.
yond the usual season OF packing in
shaviags. We kept apples this year
that were in good eating condition in
February. until July, aud they pos
sessed all the delicacy OF flavor that
they had in the earliest maturity to
HE last; aud. bad re chosen. we could
without doabt, have kept them until
apples came again. Probably any
woof shavlu4s are good, although
fhusr We used We're pine"
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Fom zoe Americas Farmer. NJ s'z ne.
Work ior November.

No farmer should Lose . day or an
hour Of good weather this month";
Preparations 'or winter should be ear
riei o. With uueeaSin1 ACTIVITY.
CoEN GArHEBING.- The most i'm
poran, wprk % ta.s mouth for the
tanner j. the gathering OF corn. Ii
should be bnsE-d aud placed in the
crp as soon AS il is dry enough:--
Mith Is lost bs leaving corn in the
Held alter Il, Is Sufficiently dry to keep,
Cur policy has always been to husk
corn a early as il was safe to do SO,
carciu.v assor,ing on, al green ears
/ care be exercised in this particular.
corn viii keep and that which is
thrown ont can be fed to hogs and
cattle or no less. There are some tar
Incrs who are very slow abont huskiugi
theig corn. Iuey leave il in the field
long after il is. dry enough TO keep in
lie crib. Dad weather comes in De.
CENTER. The ears that touch the
ground rot. and many that are Oh
standing stalks partially spoil. And
besides this loss in the corn itself the
l.usking oil it becomes an exceediug,
unpleasant work. Neither mud. frost
nor snow are agreeable in the corn
j s.d AZ husking time. Our cllet re-
concentration on this point, then. is
that corn should be husked as soon as
il is dry enough. with proper assert
irg. to save in the crib.
FEEDING Hoes. = Fattening hogs
should now be pushed forward as rap.
idly as possible. they should be- leo
regularly. ana should have good clcar
water to drink and warm dry beds TO
sleep in. Care should be taken not
:, overieed them. Whether farmers
should have all their corn ground, as
some advocate: and whether the meal
should all he bold. as many recon.
mend. we shall not assume TO decide.
Livery farmer mus, be ma own Judge
OF these matters. Distance from tnel
mill and value of fuel must in every
case be taken into consideration. Wei
lraye been successful in lattening hogs
by feeding item regularly good sound
corn in the ear, giving them dry icts.
good warm beds and plenty 0! pnre
water. They should also have good
feed OF salt and ashes once or twice I'll
week. Many farmers give occasional
feeds OF boiled meal and water; or
boiled pumpkins, with water or milk l
with good effect
WooD.-Ei!l the wood house, If pos
sible. this month. II is dleagreeabIe
labor 70 gather up fuel anu haul il to
the Woo house when the ground il
covered with snow.
SrocK should not he allowed 10 get
poor now. AZ the grass fails increased
The iced from the bar Stock ,laii
is kept up now will be well iortifi d
against the approach Of winter. We
repeat what We have said before, that
All stock should have shelter in winter
weather. Inc farmer who hse more
stock than he has roof Tor should i'm. I
mediately bpiid additional sheds. In
no other way can be be more e.onom-
zeal.
FENCES and buildings that are di.
apidaied should be looked alter. Re
par then without delay.
UNDEKDRAINs may still be made. and
all open bitches should be cleaned
out.
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K T. f. V rs A MFR OsiA
ron THE Kai7,
Z E3a ID p q = & 4,

The experience q over one tupaTea 40
~ ne ne cultivation md peeu.rv fl.l
'he Iisir, IS now rmhnti,c ir ihsN t..
SHOWN proportion For d-e-sirg ca..,
and preserving The lIt,r, Iss ro cousin w.
world. Three o. neutrality-suspicious. viis
the iqir from '4liiuR 81, art D. Us .a,0
siors''r. i will preven hsir lo t.r
inGi co,or during ifeiinie 80 r+ers..
ton eqnils y for REsTog,sG the ~ urcta
ard 10 preparation has been m.e eAt
sivflY endorsed hy the met,cs tnrup
i's perfect innocenc- - r,gntr
- The hair or herd. md ( it,.tn
iron the sys'em Pre- iarga ba,i.e-
Druggists nssl-r- in Fanry Gooos. Ell
stcfekeepers gsners0y, hhers,y Us
"i'h. Eanilod - ~ parts Of TO Z
Cea,da. SC Address
SFcFeT4EY ResvA'> tHpRos,, & !,
Fah ~ 'fs-p-h : & g. T. ~,
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s;HERiFF"S ALE.


Office ,- hereby given thar by virtue Of
~ an Execution issued from the office oil
of The cie,k Of the Dubois Common Pleas
Court. and directing me 10 make the sun
~ S55 06. with interest and costs, / will
proceed 10 offer for sale al public suction, te
he highest bidder, Tor cash in hand, at iht
DIOR OF the court house OF Dubois county
in the town Of Jasper, on
SATURDAY, Nov. 81. 1868,
+ tween The hours Of 10 o'clock, A M. nd
4 o'cIock. p. III OF said dsy, the rents no
profits Tor stsrm 40. exceeding seven years
Of the following described real estate, stu.
a'ed 10 Dubois county State of Indiana 10.
wit
Lots No 68, go. 81 and 40, together with
al he appearances tbereunto belonging
a. evidenced nv the map. plat or chart Of
The town Of jasper.
And on failure 10 res lize the full smou ut
|of principal, inieres, and costs called for BY
said decree, | will at the same time and
lace and in like manner, sell the fee Sim
pie Of said real estate.
Taken in execution as the property OF
lois Kodalle and John Meisenhelter, at
the suit OF Joseph GoppErick.
Said Sale will be made without any elief
from valuation or appraisment laws
HENRY MAUNTEL, Sheriff d G.
G Carr. ATTY
Oc'. 90 '69-3
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SHERIFFS SALE.


"a Office il hereby given that BY viriu
X 81 two Executions, issued from IN
office o: the clerk OF the Dubois Cymmo
Pleas Court, and 10 me directed. ] wi
proceed 10 offer for saie al Public suction
% ire highes; bidder, for cash in hand. a
The door Of the court house 0 Dubois county
~ The town Of Jasper, on
SATURDAY, Nov. 81, 1868
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ an,
4 Ole ock p " OF said dsy, the rents snt
pr his tor e.G, not xcerdng seven r ar
OF me following described resi eststp eiru
i'ed in Dubois county and State o. lndisns
'c-aii:
Lots No. SO. 50. 81 and 43 together
snh ~ sppertensnces thereunto belonging
- evidenced by The map, plat or chart o
ne town Of Jasper.
And on failure 10 resliza the full amour
81 principal, interest aud COSTS called Tor b,
said decree, ] will at The srme time ant
place, AID IN like manner, sell the fee sim
pie Of said real estate.
Tsken IN execution 90 the property o.
A oi, Kodsle at the suit Of Frank Skinne'
J ostph Bragg and Joseph skinner, nc
w -ndaiin Bohneri.
SAID sale will be made without any re lie'
y hatever from The vslua,isn and apprais,
meni laws Oh The Bohner, judgment, nd
with relle' on the skinner g. Co. Jndgems Mt
HENRY MAUNTEL, Sheriff b. c.
G 7 B CARR ATTY
Oc' 23 tS-3'
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An exchange says. that two posts
split from the same log were set for
gate posts, one top end in the ground,
the other bntt end in the ground; the
first lasted seventeen years the other,
ten years.
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Fine lsIOO0cH 11Orsc!

4 Pnre booded English Race Stallion
- from full blooded Messenger and BY
imported Albion, can be seen at Jasper,
Dubois county, Ind. An interest for sale.
r. n. WELMAN.
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D. o. 'he -uW' G 81 fall blowing
IsnAl NJ. \,L., sa,.

N.t l,a,af Nrs Yorker say:
w.n sat enough 81 thi- done.
y riuwiug barley arG oat
~ ,ri n"1aiian,s ~ the autumn. Il
4 cruid y, srhspiled at the same time
# WOULD become Try earlier in the
sprug and admit OF more seasonable
: wing. On thoroughly UNDETERMINED
land subsoil blowing 10 autumn would
be the best possible preparation Tor
spring grain"
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u No snow falls lighter than the
snow OF age; none heavier tor it never
melts.
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COURT NOTICE


STATE Of Indians, Dubois County, Sc:
Emma NJ. McConOhsy
Com for Divorce
james C McConshsy.
In the Common Please 5urt, January Term,
A n. 1869
u OW comes The plsin,ffhy her Attorney
~ and flies her complaint herein, 'cg ner
siih sn iiiiavi, that said Defe ndaui. jam.t
@ NJ Coashsy, is nece sssty parry 10 sn 80.
'ion for divorce, and is not resident OF the
.Str,e OF Indiana.
No ice 10 hereby given said defendant
that less he be and sprssr on NE first CAV
Of he next Term Of the Common Pies
Co1rt, 10 he holden on the D., Monday o.
j.nuary, A. D. 1869 at The Cour, Houso
in Jasper. in said coun'y snd State. ard sn.
swer or demnr TO said complaint. The sau,'
will be heard and determined in his 90
SERGE.
Witness nv rame, md zeal Of seid Court.
Z ttixed y Js-per, ibis 22d day OF October
4 D. 1868.
II A HOLTHAUs. Clerk CCPDC.
L O. & c A nEBRuLER, AWys.
O" 90 1865
, 1868-10-30
PLANTAGE
STONY GROUND

med riIhorende IS Acres Land paa Sandy
Point SAINT alt TiIbrh0r og heIiggende her
paa Den i WeSt-Ende Quarter we'd
Jtc Auction
Torsdagen den 19de Norember 1868 For
midlag KL y Sht
paa undertegnede Contoir Diet offentlige
Rershuus Mr.. II b. St%randgade.
Conditioner, Vurderingstorrctningm. m.
ere til Eftersyn paa undertegnede ContoIr
SAINT paa Procurator P. Jennings Con-
toir.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener tiIlige til
Undertaking for Panthavere Henhold til
Pl. 22de April 1917.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den eide
October 1868.
G. sARAUW.
, 1868-10-30

of the st. Thomas Savings Bank,
when there will be submitted a mo-
ton for altering the following sections
of the 18th Article of the Companys
Laws, bearing date the Sth October
1861, viz:
a "The services Of the Directors
shall be gratuitous."
b. "No Shareholders shall be eligible
as a Director unless to be pos
scssed of at least five Shares"
The Directors will at the same
time present to the Shareholders, a
Report of the Companys Affairs for
the past six Months, and declare a
dividend.
The Chair will be taken at ~
o'clock noon.
Office of the St. Thomas Marine
Repairing Slip Company, st. Thomas
18th October 1868.
IL. IIAAGENSEN,
Chairman.