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a7sA tlnrkey returning from church.
WAS askc.i 10 give All account OF the scr-
lmon.fa,.I VI ell sali. de sdnion was upon
Ide mirncle oh ,lc loavcslaInl dc iishes. ~
DE minister said how der was seven
Thou and l0aves. and five thousand fishes
IdiviGcd botN cen dc twelve apostles. -
|" w ellr what miracle was there about
ltliat!r .'Mhy. sahs; tie miracle WAS dat
idey didn't bust dat's my perception oh
ldc circumstance M i1 tG A.s t
p-55- Some time ago The minister in
charge of a cl,i,rch al Rin.town, PENN
Isyv.inii,. having fallen ,inio The habit Of
spending his leisure time in stealing
horses, wasdismisscd BY his eongrc.ya-
zion, Who t!.D;,.ht such conduct unbc-
coming a preacher. Ills suteessor waa
h very i.rorbising young man. but he chh,
ljust btcg arrested for, plhrder, aud The
lfock is again willAout Q. shepheld. !, ,
| + or Brown had bccnl hlD love with q
young lady, and n-kcd pcrmissionto cal
her by thccNprcssivc ndmc OF soniciiaii.
li,nnl. which was granted poii conditiSH
lfhat size .shohld liavr thu sasnepprivile...t
tOn leaving. Brown said. - Good night
dcor.T4 y. Good night bore. sud sli,..1A
IBrown has since giyra up thu Icomlmfs
,pf vounc ladics. lylri Ytf lirtn .cHh 4
4 t.rN Dff IiH ut ,Yi't tfM
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Item for Sausagc-Mak ers.

!, Thcl Commissioner rof, lnteinM Rev
enue has iust made Tie following deci-
Sion, which will beiound OF intemstto
ourl butchers and ssusage-makers:
The special tax Of 1ntchcrs Is imposed
exclusively with respect TO the selling
otnbatehers',lncat, and NOT for tho prep
arlUi OH or inanlfncsure OF the same. and
when anyihuichcr, therefore, engages IN
the 1rnanutaclMv or orprclarlion ior sale
OF any article. such aS s.DusaEes. inincc-
meat. -clrrch hr.ry;. etc. which lave
Fsgaiarate andidisl ihtp lcoinm2rcial value
,iifthe iii.g,kct fsi- u,ih, heihonldbt re-
lgaI~Srd as I iitnlhl,lct.irrr within the
meaning Of tle lax. and bf .reqnihd 10
,,.iy spvtial iay he ls,ycit wiii'o'it refer
Icrt,1 to,hc ,alit that lie fiey have paid
I ~ 40 uh,,fchgri sS 1901 ~ N4i viN
NJ Slli 10 SjuT y ll'd 1JyQ anu
so
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"The school FESTIVAL

This beautiful little original Magazine
j. now ready. II is devoted entirely 10
school exhibitions, ,rccita.ions, dialogues.
tnblcalx, clarades. etc. and i destined
to havca great popularity. II is thc only
magazine ot' the Kind we know OIL has
been greatly needed.and meets the want.
II is fun Of good things for the large as
well i. for the smaller childrcn7-ailoRIG-
NAL. AND ALL rlHsT-cI ASS. we quote
only one exercise as sample. send for
the Magazine. and enjoy the whole OF II.
1T is published quarterly. by Alfred IL
ISewell & Co., the publishersog that pop
lular iuvcnile magayine. The Little Cor
iporai." Chicago Illinois. and costs FIFTY
cents year. Single copy fifteen cents
iut here is the slnplc exercise from IHF
I FESTIVAL:
/ CHOICE OF TRADES.
RECITATION FOR LITTLE BOYS.
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a-s-A White Pine landlord thus adj
vertiscs his hotel III the local papers -
And Joseph wept aloud, and he said
unto his brethren. Il am Joseph; doll
my father yet livc:' And bis brethreI
him, You bet; The old man
is doing bully, for Lc boards ri the Cos
,mopolitan.'"
g-- matcrialist surgeon Of Paris lately
showed to one OF his friends one OF hi'
the handle Of which wa'
carved IA bore. do you know" ht
asked "of whit this handle Is made.
/" OF ivory, suppose" No" said th'
doctor, while tears almost chokcd Li'
voice, |" 1t is the thigh bone OF my pool
launt." 1r !
or The Councilof New Albany lihvt
granted the right Of way 10 the Louis
lNillc, New Albany and Chicago Railwa.
through the city, 10 connect with JcAer
sonville Railroad. ,l l .U
0y he that sells upon trust loses man,
friends, airt~lw~ys wants money. sN
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"Wc7l I'Lere.n

l. Deacon g.. of II f-----. and his wife got
lalong together in life hs well AZ The av-
cragc OF couples, though each had pcc'l-
Iliaritic-. The last sickness. OF Mrs. q.
was somewhat prolonged. and was var9-
led by frequent attacks thai. ~ her attcn-
Idsnis thought. were each her last Tke
Deacon, upon the recurrence OF these at
Itacka was always called from his wor k
but after few OF them. hc always as
Isurcd her and those about her she would
como out OF it all right. that She was i'll
no danger OF dying. One day the Dea-
con was busily at work, whom he was
notified that his wife was worse, and
diving. "Ol no she amt; she'll come
out all right, no trouble lie said. :
| But the attendant insisted upon il tia,
lie should go in. and that his wife would
tnot live more than few minutes. 80
the Deacon laid down the tools viii
which he was ut work, and went 10 Tx
room occupied by his wife. and to hel
bedside. After looking at her ior few
minutes, lie turrcdto those present. and
IcNclaimel, "Wcil, there; this looki
more like IT," And 50 it proved - III,
!, Deacon was never called again.
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prsiIsEEIL EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
~ DUnoIs COUNTY, iNDiAHA, Bf
CLEMIINI DOANE.

. 1.OFlSJCE.-ls COURIER BirlDiSo o.
WEST MAIN SrREIT.
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fron ,hc Iahsor tNa,iic9 whigl
a Wedding Pair Separated BY
the Death of "a CAT.

In the town OF S., IL. tbia State.
lived some years ago a arconple who Had
got tired of the jnrs and troubles oi'
welded life, and mutually resolved 10
end ihcn. But being short Of this world +
goods, they hardly fell like paying out
the money necessary 10 obtain divorce.
So they went To the Old gentleman who
Joined them ia the bonds oi malriinony
soue years ago.nnd desired him 10 anie
the kuot. The worthy old 'NGnirc
scratched his head and thouglita amo-
melt. and told, them there was no way
but 10 70 to court. But bold" says
lie, Il have il. \ Aou promised to live
Iugethcr anA be true 10 cacli ot!er until
death sholId you part Come iAio ihe
gard" Ihrn, sc,aing q cat tlaa sat ia the
liz directed John to take her
Iby the i.i. and Jano by ihc iirad, and Il
Then liitiny q sharp yaSe
ls,id. NON, death doth s9u i,arrra III,
axe fell and thc cpup.l .le were Iaiyorced.
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~ !trar is !. Fplieia! speech which a
pai'iS paper assurcs u, Nas aciua.iy pro-
noilncea at Moiilmatrc, the Other dAy,by
Il tatlier III Ike grave cf lis son: !. Oen-
tlcii.rn." said tie father, in VOICE full
OF cmotioM. "ihc body before me was
thti Of my son. lie was q Young man
III the prime of life. VITA a sound coii-
stitutiop, which ouglii 10 lave Insured
him u hundred years. But misconduct.
drunkenness and .dcbauchery o. tie
most disgmccfui kind, brought linn ~
the flower Of age 10 lie ditch which yoN
see before you. Let this be an example
TO you and to your children. Let US 20
Ihcnce.n af 1pn'@9
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When I'm IA man.

Ftrrn Boy. When I'm man, man
IU be shoemaker. il | can--AND CAN
m sit on Il bench. with my last held So
And in and ont shall my needles 60, !,
I'm sew so strong that my work shai
wear.
|Till nothing is left but my stitches there
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When I'm a man!

FOURTH Boy. When I'm n man. man
A mason Ill be. il | can--AND CAN!
IN lav brick this way and lay one that
THEN take my trowcl and smooth tiich
flat;
Great chimncys Iii make; think III b'
able
To brild one rs high as the Tower o
Babel. p+
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rms IL wear. Slnplt 'opH ntt'.h '..''''
ut here is the sample exercise from 1HE
'EsTIvAL:
CHOICE OF TRADES.
A RECirAT,oN For LITTLE BOYS.
BY MRS. NJ. nc. sLADE.
~ !.
This recitation should he accompanied 4
With appropriate action. Thus. the FAR
nrr should make the motions for sow
no. reapiug. plowing.bindingand pitch
hing away he carpcntcr for pianllg'
and saving the mason ior
and smoothing: the snitiil
or blows on the anvil. and the shoe
maker for sewing shoes. cic.
FIRST Roy. When I'm a man, man.
IN bc farmer if can And San.
IN plow the ground, and the seed III
sow:
III reap the grain.nnd the grass II NOW );
in bind lilo sheayes, and III rake the
hay. n.. as.s
And pitch it up. on tie NOW away.
When I'm n man
SrcoNp Eoy. when I'm q man. man.
IN he carpenter. if can land cAN.
III plane like THIS. and III hammer, SO ).
And 1H,s is the way my saw shall 80.
I'll make bird houses. and s'eds, boats
And n ship that shall racc every craft
that floats. ft
When I'm n man.
THIRD Boy. When I'm man, man.
4 blacksmith III be. if can AND |
CAN.
Clang. clang, clang, shall my anvil ring
And This Il the way the blows II swing.
III shoe Your horse. sir, neat and tight
Then III trot round the square TO see IL
its right,
When I'm man!
Fourth Boy. When I'm man. man,
A mason Ill be. il can--AND CAN!
IN lav brick this way.and lay one that
T!ien take my trowcl and smooth then
flat;
Great climneys Iii make; think III b'
able
To bpild one rs high as the Tower o
Babel. g+
When I'm "A man.
Furu Boy. When I'm man. man
lI'lI he shoemaker. il 4 can--AND CAN
lI1I sit on Il bench. with my last held so
And IN and ont shall my needles go.
I'm sew so strong that my work shal
wear.
lTiil nothing is left but my stitches there
When I'm man!
| SIXTH Boy. When I'm man. man
A printer III be, il ! can-AND | cAN
I'm make pretty books, and perhaps
shall
Print tho stories in TIE LITTLE CoRro
EAL. II
I'll have first reading ah! won't 1t b.
i ful gtt yp. Y
To read al the stories before they ar
done! nl t. pN IT
m When LIN man!
!, SEVENTH Boy. When I'm mana man
A doctor I'll be, If can AND lcAN!
Inv powders aud pills Shall be nice an
! sweet;
4 And yoil shall have just what you liN'
j TO eat T!
I'm prescribe play for you, and sailing
: and such; n
And, boNc ali things, you never mus
study too much! ~
I When I'm n man!
D..
FIGHTH Boy. When I'm a man. ma
I'M be minister, if can-ANp CAN
And. once in awhile,a sermon III max
IIhat can keep li.tle. boyFand girls awa.iIi
lEor, III dear me If tie. ministers kneN
How glad we are when they do &
through!
n When I'm man.
T NINTH Boy. When l'm man. ma
" A teacher LII bc, if can--ANp GAN
I'm sing tony scholars, fine stores !
n tell; Graf Z. ...,-raa
It'll show them pictures, and, we'll al
+ well, f .ru. ..ta-
They shall have some lessons 'spo
they ought; f
s-l But oh! ] shall make them SO vel
ID Y,...-. When I'm man.
i TrxrH Roy. When lima man. ma
Il I'll he a school committed, IL can--N
hl IrANi ~ -fTUs teYYf nlN4i-Hi't
ID Bout once week I'll come into scho'
y And say, I"'Miss Teacher, I've made
ii rulc. .tn tfif .IpHMyA.t M
i' That boys and girls iiceda great deal
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When I'm n man.

THIRD Boy. When I'm man, man.
4 blacksmith III be, if can AND
CAN.
Clang. clang, clang, shall my anvil ring
And iliisls the way the blows II swing.
llll shoe Your horse. sir, neat and tight
Then III trot round the square to see il
| its RIGHT.
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When I'm

W nCi. III u iti'ii.
SIXTH Boy. When I'm man. man
4 printer III be, IL ! can-AND CAN!
I'm make pretty books, and perhaps
shall
Print thc stories in TIE LITTLE CoRro
RAL. ~
I'm have first reading ah! wont it b'
fun yp ru
ITO read all the stories before they ar'
done! nI t. pn if
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Denth and the Grave.

~ am hungry said the Grave. Give
me food" iat.t, r
Death answered: "l will send forth
n minister of awful destruction and You
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When lin a man!

SEVENTH Boy. When I'm mana man,
A doctor III be. if l can AND IcAN
Ny powders aud pills Shall be nice and
sweet: -,
And YOU shall have just what you like
TO eat! .V
I'm prescribe play for you, and sailing
and snch;
And, 'boNc a,i things, you never must
study too much! ,. KIT
aNN w. yuIn, I'm n man
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ANEast Main Street, directly ~ trent 2, ihe @ ,ou''
House Jaspcr Ind Good bread and cakes aiNay'
on hand Baking done for edings and parties oi' sno
notice and warranted satisfactory Nohis ,opeN, 'r'
and fruits for sale. Patronage Il respectfully eV'o'e'
Aug. 6. 'c9-ly
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Single >nbscriplloD, ioF III! N0s.' "
tiorsix iyionths, Z: l:rf;l -
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SrcoNp 10y. when I'm q man. man
III be carpenter. if can -ANp cAN,
III plane like THIS. and III hammer, SO
And 1n,s is the way my. saw shall go.
IN make bird houses. and sIcds, boats
And n ship that shall race every GRAF
tbo, Nn,tst fEt4.'fff.'tf
, 1869-09-06

frum 1adota toward Marah.sttown. ssthral maas
Of tTae1 arc hoHn Ana tia grazing nearly aoa&.
11la peupls OF AuutAas, gows, ara iassrWtnsA To
haiti southern pasla- estaos 10 oos Aaino4 %
su17s;,as oorp4 OF .ss u. rAni aaa asoos Cit,
Nosd last west commenced Tho preliminary aa1ssf
Lake crJstsl. tne route rupl IN soutneI1y diteo-
lton hatf 1aila wcst Of tho village os 0s11teu
p!sted "a nIea sitS s e.!asas W.1a "a III fspo q
70 preifmtn1'1 s1vey Of ne MINNESOTA ana
hostaxe:,en M.i!Fosd frosa aaoaato v.a nt. nle9x
a111y.r!ne miles nd the estinated coat, eqoippoo'
t1.91a,a37. OF I'll, 1e8 peT Mlae. 4,u.,, .
neessuf noRes afoaa Il Il. eee1 II . re sta
trleh AEiih. c r. Cumninxs, g. L C9n!e1sn aaa
Peter Weyr.ch, Ill Of fe81n. WoIx Wy 1e CON-
uepcei Mhca iAc route u permanently !oca1od.
i pet,n paper reports hist the contract fns
building the Chiczzo, fekln Southwestern liall-
road has been let to RodeFtck Clatke q A11se1its
enterprise DOW In court-A T. Morgan and oihels
uT7nx TO restrain ctrtala Fcf1n operators froM
acting - ofnee5s o. ne ssms AoaE 70 1.ae IL
rp wholly By the towns OF Aa5se1llta md Aluon&,
and amounts 10 something IKE stoo .oeo. ,o.
Tho Henora IntH Of tho ID MI: "0a "
last Tedne4 nv We attended meeting OF 1ne
incofpoFatora md s,ecthoiders Of tho AnseAtina,
Eewanee EaAton Railroad II kexanee~ RtRse-
fo iudians afte e M IL
stocks were pledged. Tne Telling Na8 entaass-
astac- The nne fron Muscstlne through keHa.
rec, Henry, Wenon1, and Pontiac nad . deslaeo
Eere chosen On that line The President Naa dI.
recled 10 proceed East ADD negotiate With Essteru
companies, With reference to speedily building soe
The Grand Rapids tatlch} Ea2l Of the sotn
Rays: uAn organization ha1 recently httn e1ected4
s5 paose, 70 % paiId snd Il opesa,s road frou Grand
lsspids northwest to FcntHater and Pese ~ MAJ
quette i Z 10 eonneet viii The Gaslner as. hoaa.
, 1869-09-06
HEAVY ROBBERY.
Nearly Thirty Thousand Dollars in
Gold Taken.
Cons1dcrate EltShxvnymen.

lit. Charles R. Stewart, Of tho Helena tMou-
taua} It,otf Bnd Lieutenant J. s, Stafford. United
Statcs Army, arrived Ia th!a city yesterday from
Helena. From them Hc learn Tho facts Of 4 heavy
robbery perpetsated IN Utah about a week ago
The Wells i Fargo coseh. which left Helona on
the 22th ult, on reaching NAtade Summit, q. T.,
sixty mi!es north Of Cortnne, ahout midnight On
the s1st, MAS stopped By eight men, closaly maak-
ed. Ono OF them Informed the paA6enEcts that
tneJ need not feel disturbed. as there WAS no In
Tension to molcss them; and coolly asked Lieu
tenant STAFFORD. and also Major Cullen,
OF tho Indian Bureau, for chew OF
tohacco. The highwaJmcn then ordered
the driver to throw frnn the coach
the treasure, which FS25 IN care OF the express
COMPANY: and he threw on one box, containing
from 81, TOO to 5000 In gold. 4 peremptoE5 de-
uand was uado for the remainder OF she precious
freight when second bo1, containing $4,000 In
gold. vas placed IN tho possession Of the knlgata
OF tho road who, thercupon, aatutcd tue Passcu-
gers courtcouAly, and ma41o on with their spoLls.
The s:nEc reaching rorinnc on the LIT inst.
Information OF the robbery MAS gircn TO tho o1-
rrces officials at that point: and Mr. D. ssldnoEe.
ra5nastcr Of the company, Immediately orgsn-
lied considerable force ot men. aud staEtcd IN
pursuit Of The highway cn,-wia what result, Is
ns yet unknown.
Iut for tho courtcsy OF the raraudezs, they
would have real,ed much richer harveat, ~ Tho
raAleuEcrs IN tho cohch had on thelF p7rsons al
aggregate OF IN, 900, not a cen. Of which was
touched.
Tho t'ro4d.aEentA "-as ht9hHaJmou art
termed In the mountain rcgton-Hcre oncc pretty
encctunl1y dr1vcn out ~ tho energetic action o1
Vigilance Committees; but 1t Is believed thnt tncJ
ha.o now reorganizel In force, and numcrnu1
dcprcdatona a7o expected, unless summary Jus
tico shall again 10 dealt cut TO them. ...
, 1869-09-06
MARINE DISASTER.

Thr Propeller Ifoacobe1 IEnrncd on
ahr 81. ClnIk lelvcf-Threo Lives
G,o~% Heat ~aA HnvHo n Tosht
From II. Detrotf 1yst. S,yk
Tho propeller Neptune Of the ,llc1lo CITY line,
htrtych lAEt nIEht about 70 oc!oct, having on
hoard aoreo q the Doseobcts crow. frum rhnm
tho following Interesting particulars arc obtained:
THO ITO NA4 discovered bJ ono af the nrrt,cn Al
n,out 30 O'clock yesscn'ay morning. ltn rat. 70
tho upper dcck shouting, "hhoA on ara! ainl 10
upon ,ho d1scareFy Of sho GIn; hea.;e', tos ~
sf!sa shC Ars S.''a'n IT, oPso her oef 70 10 .e
h,uuptt, which wn1 done, nnt hc Tns btachc'a on
the tara4llsn ht'c, heading down tho sttrAu..
Tho rntrs III Ihu nltanilHr ha'l nlnfe such heal.
way that A'l c!1orta TO saws tho boat nc1c .1on
fo,iuli ~ 10 unaraii,na. Tho tnndrnn1r was ant
stnn of the moment The pony WA started without
k!lc hotc telhg Atsachci. Aod hJ the time this mis-.
taxc waa 1cctl1c! TIM hoso could not no brought
into tc1EtsLtlon Oil account o? the hcat.
t}cnrso Ruchlc, Of detroit, the Eecond Engineer,
hnti bcc1 on .!uty nf,out an hour, md Was asleep
In nj. berth when the Ore VIA hAco'efcA Iron
discovering that tho 0at Was IN flames no ran A!t
and Jumped oser.,oA.,t. snd was 'ir11~ned. THIS
occurred when the treat WA within twenty roda Or
the Canadian shore ono Of tho deck hands,
naInea Ino Same &C. rn.nnes. na ito rionsed IN INC
State Of Now YORK. ono Of the nreHcn who vent
lelo~ to take The hose d!l not rvfufn n anu MI, ~
shipped at Detroit oE Lae last tr1p, but the only
name given IL JIna. Thcso tHo men, - vel -
ocers ant, tic rvst Of tho crew, together With Tho
psaseneera, ten IN number, weEo taken on ~ the
f.cne Of Oshtoah. Tho Dcllo VIZ passed a. News
EeT aomenss. n sA0 sao sfserw.fds ioiio~sd up tho
river Rn1 when the dense volumes OF knofa tsau.
ing from Tho oseoes! inhcassa GAn.5, 1a @ ao6
after being beaehed. Seven OF tho crew took Pos
session Of ihs tfoe boat and were picked up BY tas
, 1869-09-06
bTNINQFlELD.

-. .. <~.k,
Fnsr-8nohR 1hioses
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In tho
S.a.oucr.y tsffIrrs-rtntc I.abfnrY-
80. -. s,srr,,,s f,ourt-f:ountv
Assc&znsrnes-Eof A+ses
Hu>cinl lrRna,ch to The Chlcngn Iril,1nc.
srnIh,IrlEt.!,, Ill, Hgut H.
rh,, ,,r,h snnna, fn,r nj ,ae Atlanta Union Err,.
tsul Agricultural k4EirtE c1nactl yesterday. @hh
rna sucer NJ In every particular, aut war largely
a,,rnac,, AZ" nY tho c,t!zrus u, 1aean md shc nur.
.... - .,.,,,s. ~. n,t.n,nnc., nm ishura,ay
foahu1nH ooaaNe"' s' ~. s...~,ns ..nh t,x
and Fsitas lH!nR u'eI "'"* e.,.u"" 49," .,s 49,
tIhrte Nrrr nrar!J bO0 cntFita o! hotsch cAtlict
s" ~ n-nsn.t:. wa rn,,t AMI ux1,Ie
to!'n F'ouaeA' I,,.,nr,a,,. u.
fntncA: 0 1htn'uR isuP'eaca''
wagons, huFR1ea, rtf.: l"' s,, IT'LL naI,s 1ns
uonrlA Alsn a DnFEc n1tn'hr7 OF 1nl*eri!aacous
articles The totRl rccclntt were ncaf ioul tnol'
saud dolia1z, md the nmouut. paid I9r rfcm!umsr
III; fit sVest. nj veil for ic r.rrn, Of Logan County
through whosc rnterrt,sc alhl lltcraltt3 thn fair
wns rsadr q suecese.
Eucak.thieYtH burglars anil ihcenmarics nle
again ut work IN onr r!ty, Afh 10 lrcfurht hnd
persistent hare hecn the operations OF the ta.teF
c.nas That thu itoAnl Of Underwriters Of the Guy
hare offered Eesas. 81 ~ 10y .nS 5 a5'sst st., md
The t;oyc1nnr has fccn nu,,nrd OF vacancies Ia
,nr once Of Coroner IN the oun,lc. Of henderson,
rom shc STATE, fcssgnsston aad refusal 10 qualify
The tioycruol has directed the County Clerks VI
said counitcs 10 canne an election to be held on
TTn.;sr Enxnmhrrs f.fa tn MI thc Yncanc,ca
Tnc E,ate IibTary Cuu1ults,ou, conr!Sttng OF
0o,rrnor i,a,rcer. IL. II. ifatcu:ar, su1crtnicn-
,!eut Of Futile Schools, anl secretary Of state
tatS., aa.I. IN ,ont. u ~, n,rrh,sf Tor the S;aic
T'e..r ft.o H., III ron,ny,sc many ya,unhIo
t.nnts's s,d nmnrr them snmc nv German authors
-. uAs n.a - anok r s.n, sa ~ rio rnnr,rT The
tnns eanno, oe pnssna,n ,n,a - ,G IL so nud n
o ~ on ~ w.. ~ y. f1 thc sc pnrposc