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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-08-16
HAIR DRESSING,
FOR SALE.

The subsuUur offers foI sal0 one bali interest
- the Shoe lFs Mandatory lacated ~ Tic Town
n Sunderland Bennington County, Wa 4ifhia
50 ~ mHe ~ the Sunderland Depot
The above ram,d pF9peuY j nos Dang good
weii established business auA has All 81 ihe ab-
ertenances and machinery iof the manufacture =
sboe psgr. iueIu8iBs 3 good steam engine HoaglY
RES. There 90 good water power attached
Enquire 4 ~ lrss
p o EIHG
Sunderland ST. Fth. l5 1870
Dill HgADs, LEfrLE HEADS. EEyEf-
ID OPKs
business n5ta s.a best serre thelr Dvn Interests
by ssudrg u4sis RI 1911 Haaas. Letter
Heaas, Euss.asss q ans description 4 pnaisa
C.A. rIGRcE 3 %
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sRl|I||RC.|F.F|E|NIT.

2 harclaH 81, NJ nr rs ". thst, tiseisRati o
IL they want thr most popular aul is't8 sflliug
faft teHHs Send ief circulars ThsNWll}cest NUa
nothing, aud may ~ ofgrat iVHnHt % yup
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

MILE NELSON'S soNGs-"SrRING AND AUTUMN"
M "Angeis Ever Bright and Fair" Mad Scene, from
Hamlet (n press; also Marche des Amazons" composed
and played by Mr.. Wehi.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

VNANTED-AS EXPERIENCED ENTRY CLERK IN A
w silk goods jotbiny house. Address Post oice box
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

WANTED--BY AN ACCURATE ACCOUNTANT, A 20
w siuon In stock commission house; urexcet toribo
references viii be given Address T. JAMES. 20 Walker ct
VIrANTED- DRY GOODS Statesmen. APPLY
w al $50 Myrtle avenue, between Kent and Franklin,
Rrook
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ADJUSTMENTS,


RoorHs THEATRE
AnasAruRpAr mzTIsNE zTHHx 4 syss1sS. r. 1'sis...
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
RIP VAN wrsxLE.
NorIcE-ln order to accommoda.s the demand Of the
for places 'S' ssi iss' v Abv%sSE
ns sIar. IhsaTs Sr a M Branch ticket 0'' at D'0n
5rH AVENUE THEATRE; y. .rcusr,v ], Nv
ssSfa:
"a GREAT HUMAN PLAY."-Herald
Mr.. HUuysfiN DXLY's romantic
oanss Of on %na CoIISs y.
nous novel; SxS sp'lslsd ASp WIFE.
yldss, Lewis. Polk, P.rts., fs is'i tsrs. s
NAN AND rsrss M,, csr. Morris Fanny
Lind. Desz, K ate ClAIiou. Mime. Les
"The Intense interest of the novel Il.
pisSS pisyS R5f.so:sd IsiSsas in this powerful
gut. Ga.sm = ms4,ms ee,pssa By this amazing sue
:, 1ss.sodns s. Ssl sg,,.s room only the nightly cry
"AAS AND wIrEM aAxsF 5SH syEar SATURDAY
INA EDwIs's TaEATHE pas1&1SE scd4ss gse gssADwAx
S
BLAcK;EYD SUING.
wi" sruAsn IT.. sIRsSf S4 kDws is 3. ss.ss cro
To 'on'sSs csS T1 ac o F2Ss0c Fab sSTD HEART
The performances Miss Edwins beautiful theatre have
Herald, World. Times &C.. Ac r.,,,
ms O s A's h0asS
s .n 81 ss
BY ha. dro co%sda1 Stuart ROSson wh0 would bs utterly
9: e 1s a9 h%
amusement SosSsS si fsH!s; ESEsiSS ss;'Ss: ST.
win bs produced after weeks Of preparation, With now
pA'b 'bHhSxBY SubdE; Or The GORDON RIOTS
FANNY JANAUscHEk
ENGLISH TRAGEDY.
under the management of..... ...Mr. AUaUSTIN DAILY
Mr.. DAILY
begs to announce that his completed
DEBUT EXTRAORDINARY
os'as s %G:; rAssY g%ssusfsK usssfi sI''
ys? =;
k Vii " s.s
WORLD FAMOUS REPRESENTATIONS
actresses OF every aad.
In order that ssi sfHo2r sPssfPi91EtE %s
and miss nothing to render them complete, Mr. DAILY has
also made arrangements by which
MIR. WALTER MONTGOMERY,
the gshed ragcdan will also secured for
tain Of the evenings together with the following
markable array OF favOrite artists
Mr.. FREDERIC ROBINSON, Mr. MARK SMITH,
Mr.. j. B. STU DLEx, Mr. GEORGE DE WERE,
Mr.. j. X. MORTIMER, Mr. FREDERIC MUNROE,
Mr. JAMES DUNN, Mr.. H. RENDLE,
Mr. JOHN MATHEWS, Mrs. NEWTON,
Miss FANNY MORANT, Miss lone BURKE,
Mrs. WILLIAM WINTER, Miss JENNIE MORTIMER
Miss AMY AMES, &C., &c.
TIL Il BOX OFFICE will open at the Academy OF Music
Monday, October s, at A. u.
Orchestra Chairs 81 SO Dress Circle. .50c
Balcony Chairs. 50 Boxes. $40 and $6
Admlssioa TO Orchestra and Balcony, 81.
Treasurer, Mr.. B. APPLETON.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

AN EXCELLENT FANCY AND DRY GOODS STORE
~ the bcst thoroushfare In BROOKLYN, doing gooe
business tor sale cheap. Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY
Auctioneer, No. 3 Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

NOTICE-In order to accommodate the demand Of the
public for places the box sheet will be open
TWOWEEKS IN ADVANCE,
the Theatre ut s Branch ticket oalcc at Dltsons
Music Store, III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

CSITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GER
- 9 clerk, or In any such Axe capacity, where
he can hraelf useful; is fair pen,nan ard has
knowledge OF booskeeping expectations small Address
BISMARCK, Herald ollce.
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VNANTED-FOuR FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS SALES
w thoroughly expeeneed good salaries offered and
engagements made With ec.eni Appiyto W. X PEY.
1ON.2;2 Bowcly
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VIrANTED-A SITUATION BY \ YOUNG MAN, AS
w coachuan and groom willing 10 make himself useful
good r0 last place Address j. NJ, box I'D Her
,1d aalrn
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C,ITUATI0N WANTED-AS C0ACHMAN SEVEN
- years recommendation from his last employer Address
e., ass 9th av, between 10Th and 2ita sis.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

fyOACHMAN's SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST
class city reference from last employer Ad
hregs +. NJ, box q Herald Oiiice.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

J4YANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER OR COACH
w by young man, Protestant Can come well re-
commended Can address for two days y. b. Brdsaans
store S7o Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

fyOACHMAN AND GRooM's SITUATION WANTED
- Bya respectable young man undeTstandi his snsnes
city reference. Gail address for two days COACE
MAN, No 3 Fast 9th ST., private stable.
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FOR SALE.

n eale: Lease, Stock and Fixtures Horse, Wagon, &C.
business $4,000 year. Apply at % Chambers street.
GEORGE W. SlMERS CO., Store Agency.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

VNANTED-A SITUATION BY A PRACTICAL GAR
w dener understands greenhouses and eraperes; the
highest references .lveu Address GARDENER so Court
ST. ne lr Third place Rrooklyn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the un-
- signed administrator of the estate
of Helena krodel deceased, will offer at
public auction, al the late residence of
the dcccdent, in Jasper, Dubois county,
Indiana, on
MONDAY, November 1tth, 1870,
all ofthc personal property Of said estate,
consisting OF 2 head OF hogs; cow; !
hcilcr. household and Kitchen furniture.
sach as bcdstcads, beds and beding. three
stoves and cooking utensils, one new
hair sofa. six hair chairs, one lounge ,:and
all other articles usually belonging to a
first-class boarding house
"REMINISCENCES of three dollars and
under cash all sums over three dollars
a credit of twelve months will be given.
giving note at interst, waiglne
benefit of valuation. with good security.
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock. "A. 81. and
will continue from day 10 day until all
OF the property is disposed Of
HENRY LANCE, Admir-.
Oct. 28th, iS70-3w.
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TANES Fur 1870.

,IREAsUEEhs OFFICE. DUBOIS toUNIv,t
JASPER. ISDIANA, Oct. 10. 1870.
~ Office is hereby given that the Tax
~ Duplicate for 1870 i now in may
hands. and for the purpose OF collecting
the Taxes thereon charged, will attend
at ms office at Jasper, during business
hours. from the lith Of November until
the Oh Monday Of April, 1871.
The Rate OF Taxes for 1870, on each
500 OF taxable property. ars as follows
For State 10 cents and 90 cents poll Z;
county 40 cents and 80 cents poll school
10 cents and 80 cents poll; sinking fund
70 cents.
Township rates are as follows:
Col+sQbia Road tax 10 cents; town
ship tax 10 cents; special school tax %
cents and 80 cents poll.
HARRISON Road tax 10 cents. town
ship cents: special school tax 10 cents
and 80 cents poll railroad tax 81 90.
cambridge Road tax 10 cents; town.
ship tax 20 cents; special school tax %
cents. and so cents poll railroad tax 81.
Hall Road tax 10 cents township Tax
Is cents; special school tax % cents, and
80 cents poll.
Patoka-Eoad tex 10 cents (; township
tax 10 cents special shool tax ID cents /;
and % cents poll railroad tax 81 90.
Ferdinand Road tax Is cents; town.
ship tax rs cents; special school tax rs
cents, and 20 cents poll.
Jasper Road tax 10 cents; special
school tax 90 cents, and 30 cents poll |;
railroad tax 81 co.
Huntingburg Road tax 10 cts. special
school tax % cents, and 80 cents poll !;
railroad tax 81 CO.
Dog-Tax For each male dog E1.0v;
female dog S2.0o; each additional dog
$500.
Taxpayers are requested TO call and
settle as early rs possible, and avoid
penalties and costs.
WILLIAM BRETT, ST.,
Treasurer Of Dubois County.
Oct. 21sf, ia7O-4w.
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License Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersirned will apply for license al
the December term, 1870, Of the Dubois
County Commissioners, under The pro-
visions of an act entitled "Ati act TO
regulate and license the sale Of spiritu-
Gus. vinous. malt. and other intoxicating
liquors." The place Of sale will he upon
the premises occupied by him, the pre-
else location of which i as follows. In
bar-room, on the north-half of lot No.
90, on the east side of the Public square
Jas shown by reference TO the recorded
town plat of the town of Jasper, Balm
bridge township, Dubois county Indi-
ana. TOBIAS UERBiG.
Nov. IL. 1s10-3ws.
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Cs'oar Yrosseg Bird

The election in New \ ork on Tuesday
last passed off quietly, Grant having
backed down before the indignation OF
outraged people. and Withdrawn his or
ders for troops to be stationed AZ The
polls. Tie result is the reelection of
GOV. Hoffman and the entire Democrat
ic State ticker. by over 40.ocO majority,
the State outside OF New York city go-
ing largely Democratic. The legislature
is also democratic by small majority,
aud tie Democrats have gained four
members OF Congress.
la Illinois the Democracy has made n
gallant fight. gaining two. and probably
three congressman nearly. II notQuite
the second district. now
Represented by Famsworih. and which
has heretofore been the strongest kadi-
cal district i'm the Union.
la Missouri. Gratz Brown is elected
Governor by 3c.Opo majority, with de-
mocratic legislature, and seven demo
cratic Congressman TO two radicals. The
constitutional amendments removing re-
sirictions on suffrage and test oaths are
also ratified, making Missouri hereafter
reliably democratic.
In Arkansas the democrats have cleo
ted Judge Hanks 10 Congress from tie
first district by 1900 maj, and have pro-
baby gained another member.
Glorious old Kentucky comes mp de-
mocratic all over. electing full demo-
cratic delegation TO Congress.
In Tennessee the democrats have CAR
ried the Governor, the Legislature and
six members of Congress.
In Nevada the democrats have elected
their Governor. while the RAIDS have pro
baby carried the rest of their ticket.
Ia Alabama the Democrats have elect
ed their State ticket and three member,
of Congress.
4 In Michigan tho Democracy gain on,
Congressman.
These immense gains show that III,
ipeople are waking up at last. The DE
mocrais will have about leo members il
the next House of Congress enough Il
form powerful minority, and imam,
times may succeed. by skil,ful manage
ment, in defeating the passage of obnoN
iious laws TO Cypress the people. Truly
day is dawning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana, Dubois county. IS:
NOTICE j. hereby given, that Bcnja-
~ min a. Simmons. administrator OF
the estate of Samuel NJ. Ragle, dcccas-
ed. has filed his petition TO sell the
Real Estate of the dcccdent, his per-
sonal being insufficient to pay his
debts: and that said petition will be
heard at the next term of the Court oi
Common Pleas of said county.
Il. Il. EDMONSTON. CLERK.
G. G.. p. Dubois County.
William a. Traylor, Atty for pin.
Nov. nth, 1903.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11

Tie Teachers Institute of Dubois
County will be held III The tow II Of Hunt
ingburgh. commencing on
TUESDAY, November I'D. $50.
at 0 o'clock, A. NJ. The law requires
every public Sdhool in the county 10 be-
dismissed during lie session OF The In
sli;utc. The Examiner wishes 70 impress
upon the minds OF the teachers the fact
that the law must be observed. and that
every teacher is expected to be in attend
ance promptly.
Assistance from abroad i expected in
the conduct OF the Institute.
A. j. STRAIN. TO. Examiner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11

IMPROVEMENTS In the last few weeks
Mr.. Paul Egg has built a commodious
ware room aud paint shop. adjoining his
wagon shop. The large increase in his
business demanded more room.
Mr. Jos. Berger has built him large
and commodious wagon and buggy shop
on his lot OH Mill street, where he has
plenty of room, and will be pleased TO
see customers and give them good hon.
est job.
Mr.. John Melchoir has erected a coop
or shop on his lot on Portcrsvillc street.
his old shop being entirely too small for
his increasing business.
These indications of prosperity denote
healthy growth OF the business of our
town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11

We publish on our first page. this
week nm able article. from The New Al
Lanv Ledger. in regard 10 tho causes
which have heretofore operated Ia re-
tard the growth of Southern Indiana. -
The principal of which, n is patent to
every one, las been the lack OF ready
and quick means OF transportation Tor
its many products 10 market. Through
,hc intelligent action of the last Icgis!a-
lure OF the State. in enaciing the present
iaw bv which counties and townships
NAV all in building railroads. this great
want OF the entire Southern portion OF
the State. bids fair To be supplied. Some
old fogies have. however. taken eNcep-
lions TO this law. and have taken their
complaints into Courts. where the law
has been generally sustained. but several
appeals have been taken TO the supreme
Conf of the State. which has postponed
ary decision thereon So far. We sim
cerely hope. for the great good OF the
whole State. that that Court may fully
sustain the cons;itutionality OF tho law.
and The croakers be silenced, while the
State takes an immense bound forward
in prosperity, and we believe this will
be done.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11

RockPoRT & y. {. X. r. This enter
prise is gradually gaining strength. and
while il seems 10 some TO progress very
slowly. vet they must remember that II
is large undertaking. and il they viii
compare its present condition with that
of similar enterprises started al the same
time. they will find its advance highly
flatiering. 1t is about a year since the
first earnest efforts were made in its be-
hall. and during that period an accurate
survey of the entire route has been ef-
fected. large subscription OF donations
raised It's line. and an active interest in
; success excited among the live bust
ness men of Cincinnati. which. together
with intimate connections formed with
other largo corporations, will result in
its certain and speedy completion. The
ciiizeus along each of the proposed
routes from Jasper TO the Ohio aud Mis-
sissippi road, are now at work trying 10
raise their proportion Of donations, and
we are assured that wcare perfectly safe
in saying 10 our people To taze courage
and be of good cheer. as the early spring
will find the contractors hard al work
grading the road, with a probability oil
its being completed next year. This en-
couraging condition of affairs must be
attributed. in great measure, TO the
foresight and efficient. energetic, untir-
ing. and unccasing iabors of DIR. 4. Ill
Sabin. the Vice President, and i'm all oil
which he has been ably sustained by the
other officers of the company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11

REvIvAL-Quite an interesting revival
is in progress at Shiloh Church. about
three miles west OF Jasper, and some OF
the best young men Of the neighborhoo,l
have protested religion, and connected
themselves with the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church. On Iast-Sabbath seven
members were taken ia. The meeting
has been kept up az nights all OF the
week. with undated interest. May the
good work 20 on. until its effects arc
felt all over the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11
SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given tha. the IN
~ dersigned will proceed with the
Surveyor Of Dubois county, on the 22d
day Of Nov. 1870, TO run the lines and
determine the boundaries Of section 20,
town 2. south range west.
The inicrmcdiatclinc will also be run
and tho corners thereof established
Persons interested win please be pre-
sent JAMES U. DEEBL.
Get. 25ih, 1870.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11

STREET CROSSINGS We notice that
the oak planks which have been hereto
fore used for street crossings in several
of the streets in town are being put in
the bottoms OF bitches for carrying of
water. We cant sec the advantage of
such bitches, but since they are made we
hope our town dads will see that new
crossings are Immediately put down
otherwise the first bad weather will rem
der our side walks almost useless.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11

TRAVELLERS HoME.-The legion OF
friends of Jos. Alderman in this county,
need not be told about his hotel in Loo
gootce. for they stop there as matter
of course; but all others are informed
that If they want to stop AT convenient
place in Loogootee. where their creature
comforts will be properly attended to,
ack for the Travellers Home. and our
word for it, they will not regret il. See
card
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11

H+Joc Troxler is running as many
hands a. his shop room will accommo-
date at present. He wants to build, 50
that he can have room enough TO employ
more hands a. soon as the railroad is
com p,cted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11
1y0reles.'S WOme!
JOS. ACKERMAN, Proprietor,
Lo0gO0tec Indiana.

Ty,HE proprietor Of this Hotel situated just north q
IL III. railroad depot. returns Mo thanks 90 the public
for their past patronage and assures th.m that 10
Efforts shall be spared his part merit their favor
Ia the future is table and bar supplied with Che
best the market affords lie also has good siahnE and
feed FOR horses He solics share q patronage
Nov llth. ls-0.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the un.
IN dersigncd has been appointed Adj
ministrator Of the estate Of Samuel NJ
Ragle. late Of Dubois county. deceased
Said estate Is probably solvent.
BENJAMIN a. SIMMONS, Admir-.
w. A. Traylor. Atty.
Nov. 18th, lsTO-3v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11

blythe commissions of the officers
elected Of the recent election in this
county. arrived this week Mr.. Jutt will
immediatly enter upon the duties OF
County Recorder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-11

~ IT. hard times for money with us
just now. We hope some Of those who
are owing Us will take the him..
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND,

NOTICE !, hereby given that the un-
~ dcr-igncj. Administrator. dc bnni~
nor with will annexed. cf tie estate oi
James Harris. deceased. will BY virtue
OF an order of the Dubois County Com
mon Pleas Court. sell at public auction
on the premises, on
I SATURDAY. December 10Th, ls1l.
al l o'clock p. ", all OF the following
described real p~ta;c OF The aecu,,eisi.
situated in the County OF Dubois and
State OF Indiana. Io-wii:
The west half OF the north-we>t quar-
ter and the no!ih-wcst quarter OF che
southwest quarter Of section twenty.
eight t2S); also the southeast quarter Of
the northeast quarter OF section twenty
nine 2J) all in township member orc
Iel), north of range ninni,erihrrc - west
the whole containing one hundred and
sixty (l6O) acres. more or less.
TERMS or SI.F.-o ne-inurth OF the
purchase money 10 he paid in cash. ths
remainder IN equal payments 81 eight
twelve and eighteen months. the pun.
chaser giving note bearing interest iron
date o. sale, and waving valuation ant
lappraiseEent lalys. secured By good free
hold sureties, amd paying expenses o
conveyance.
HARRISON MORGAN.
Admir-. de Donis non.
Nov H. 1870 fW
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ssTeas ssisss'ihsi:ion
By the eI.,ropoIitan Git Go.
Cash Gifts 10 The Ar oun' Of $500 600
EyERy IIc:sET DRAWS & PRIZE.

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10 ~ 90 800 sap
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% Elegant Rosewood Pianos each ;,eo to sis
IS s.lpteons = - - le
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STATE OF indiana, DUBOIS Nohht.'
In the Common Pleas Court of Dubois
County, IN the State OF Indiana, Januar.
Term, 4. ID. 1871.
Mary +. Woods J
vs.. Divorce.
George w. Woods.
gsE IT KNOWN. That on this 9th da,
kp OF November. IN the year oi 1870
the above named plaintiff, BY her Atior
ney. filed in ths Office OF the Clerk o
Common Pleas Court, her complain
against said defendant, in the above in
titled cause, together with an affidavit o
a competent person, that said dciendan
George W. Woods. i a proper and ne
cessary party 10 this action, the same be
ing for 4 divorce. aud that said defend
anl. George ". Woods, j. not u rcsiden
of the State oil Indiana.
said defendant is therefore hercb.
notified Of Tie tling and pendency o
said complaint against him. and thai mn
less he appears aud answer or dcnul
thereto. al The calling OF said cause on
The second day OF the next Term O. said
Court. TO he begun and held al The Conrl
House IN Jasper. ON the first Monday il
January. next, said complaint, and th'
matters and things therein contained ans
alleged, will be heard and determined il
HE absence.
BAIL L. EDMON>TOS, Clerk.
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