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CHILLS AND FEyER.-1he remarkable success
~ attending the sale Of DR.. BELDINS FEVER
AND AGUE GLOBULES is, they sure cure. No
1nlnine or bad effects. 50 cents a box. Sold by @
WASHlNGTON CROPLY, Druggist, corner Con
gress and Bridge streets. se2l-3tr
NEORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE, 73 Hen
~ STREET, receives weekly LATEST sly les of Jet and
Fancy Jewelry, Gold Bracelets, Chains, Rings
watches and all the other goods usually sold in
Dollar stores. Gse2o-Iml j. c. NICHOLS
Y N Z q Alb. VINE GAR.
One hundred barrels pure CIDER VINEGAR
suitable Tor p - DgJ on hand, and for sale
10 suit purchasers by j. u. WATERS,
ses-Im 1n9 Water street.
WHITE LEAD AND PAINT DEPOT-AIl the
" standard articles at the lowest cash prices
20 High street.
se3 I'm O.. NICHOLS.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED,
60O yards CALlCOES, best makes, at 10 and l21sc
LOCO yards Sh ikTING PRINTS, new and beauti-
Pure MoRAiR BIZ ,CK ALPAUAs, very cheao
Colored DRESS GOODS, > in variety
MOOLEN GOODS, for men and boys wear
OPERA FLANnELS, WHITE FLANNELS, very
cheap
The celebrated Jugler KID GLOVES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS
BENJAMIN MILLER
aux 1Ol Bridge street. Georgetown. ID u.
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SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE NAVY YARD
Latimer & Cleary, auctioneers, have sold parts
lots and 6, square al, TO John ID. Davis, at &
cents per square foot, and remaining portions
OF said lots, with improvements, to same, for
$500; the above property fronting on Sd street
east and Canal street and Georgia avenue and
south street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

A Coon MOvE-Mayor Emery having re-
quested Major Richards to detail a policeman
for duty in the west wing OF the CITY Hall 20
Keep the crowd In waiting AT the Auditors Office
IN line; TO preserve order in the hall; 70 prevent
brokers from buying up claims in the building
and TO prevent loafing about the steps; an
omcer was detailed and yesterday there was
some regularity about the AUDITORS line"
while the walking brokers'" who carry their
banks in their pockets and have their offices in
their hats, were kept outside and are now liter
ally "cur ostone brokers'" no business OF the
kind being allowed inside the hall. The Audi
tor and Comptroller with the clerks are kept a.
busily engaged as ever, most OF their time being
taken mp with passing upon and issuing checks
10 the late corpora ration laborers, and thus far
nearly half the sum due them-S6D, 0O0-has been
paid out in certificates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

FEAST OF ST. MATrHEw.-To-day being the
festivalof ST. Matthew, apostle and evangelist
was appropriately observed in the Catholic
church OF that name, at the corner of 18th and
Ill streets, in the presence OF a densely crowded
congregation. Grand high mass was celebrated
by Rev. Father McNally. assisted by Father
Walter as deacon and Father Hoffman as sub
deacon. Father McDevitt acted as master of GER
emonies and an eloquent panegyric OF the patron
saint OF the church was pronounced by Father
Sousin. of Frederick, Md. The choir. conduct
ed by Rev. DR.. White with a full orchestra per-
formed in good style the 81 Mass of Hummel
never before sung in this city. At the gospel
PI,r Cannon sang with fine effect the Teni Crso-
tor by Leech. At the ofteriory Miss ulana May
the popular Washington songstress sang ex-
quisitelv the beautiful Jubiidti Dec OF Diebelli
the rendition OF which was perfection. Prof
Thos. y. Caulfeld presided at the organ.
At the close of the service the orchestra played
the celebrated kroenich's March from Meyer
beers Prophet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE THrEP.-On
saturday last, officers Britt and Harris found
man named Conrad Sohl, formerly Of this CITY,
enceayoring 10 sell horse, and arrested him
on suspicion OF having stolen the animal, rot
oeheving has story that he had bought IL from a
Crone, OF Baltimore, arrived here and identi-
ned the horse, which he said W a. stolen from the
commons near Baltimore. II Is stated that fire.
lnently horses are stolen in Baltimore and
sniyen here In the night for sale, and il NAV
De That the srrest Of Sohl will lead to the arrest
OF others. An account OF the trial OF the ac-
Sosed VIII b found in ourreportof the proceed
1nss OF the Police Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

BOLD THrHvEs-About half-past I O'Clock
,,e,t etsehlns, while the clerks in Oppenheimer's
Is 19hshlng store, on Pennsylvania avenue, near
thieves entered the front door onickIa g., No
luiSA disappeared, taking with them about
Even ~ T snIu OF BOYS, clothing valued at about
.o0,, - ~. on IN such haste that no notice
Identification. 'oi future
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French jet Jewelry,
Oroide Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware.

received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Stort
No. i5I Penn. avenue, between AZ and 6.
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

GTEAM OAR PET.BIATIN0 WORKS,
y No. Is Mdsss Acssxe, bsfseesa ~ dsd Ga SIS
The undersigned 10 now prepared 70 execute all or
ders at short notice in the CLEANING OF OAR
PETS, OF all qualities and sizes. Tor Information
asu for circular. Uyo-t i. 10
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

HRMrLRR has all kinds of Thermometers. g..
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIoal
SCHOOL, FOB BOYS,
foufsenfA Street, beftrsea aad X.
begin "WEDNESDAY, September ltth. For Oircn.
lars, &C., address CaA6. b. YOUNG, PRINCIPAL.
au23-n 1888 street, OPP. Ebbitt Hone
CONZ AGA COL EGE
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This sounds Like COifaX.

While the Radicals are pretending m
tense love for the Germans, ono OF th.ir
organs down in Pennsylvania ,ne
po;,syiiIc MI.rE's JovR>AL- makes 'nis
loving a,lusion 10 the German and ir'-h
sdopicd citizens of the country. IL Is 4
good thing for Germans aud irisi, TO ,':.
ON, and prcscrvc. SO they can read u
over atter hearing some radical hypocrite
lgo into ccs,acies over the "rich Irish
ibrorue" and sweet German accent:
"As the Irish and the Germsns are
lrrominent opponents 10 the amnesc,
and arc asking Congress TO prohibit tiieir
emigration entirely. we believe u any
class Of cmigrants arc to be prohiol'cu, :,
by our Government, the best intcres, %
The country demand that Irish and Ter
man emigration. instead OF Chinese
should be prohibited. If the Cllnsmcr
are Pagans VIC may convert theih :.
lchristianity, and mere praganism can no
have more dcmoralizing effect npoI
ihe country than the crime and paupef
ism of the Irish and Dutch"
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~ The Seymour Democrat is speak
ing Of the San,.usky, Seymour ana Ev-
ansyillc Railroad, row being surveyed
saws Of tie line:
From Campbc,lsburg the road runs to
Claysville, fiourishing village near the
Orange county line, thence to I'aoll the
county seat Of Grange. From Paoli the
line runs nearly due west, and passes
between the two springs OF French LICK
and West Baden, thence south-west 10
Jasper. The two springs OF French LICK
and West Baden are destined 10 become
the greatest watering places in the conn-
TRY, and ere long will become celebrated
las places of summer resort. All Thar la
necessary TO give them celebrity Is rail-
way communication. While the line
Sou,hwest is being thus rapidly pushed
forward, and has such bright, prospects
OF success, the interests of the Northeast
ARE by no means neglected. The Eoaru
,or Directors at their last meeting, Mon
day night, instructed President and Chic
Engineer Biish TO organize sccOn.
icovps of engineers and ut once TO pI
Them in the field on tie line from Sey
lmour 10 College Corner. Another weei
the arrangements will no doubt bc s.
far per.ccicd that the corps will be abl'
10 commence lis work. The line from
here 10 the State Line will be much eas
,ier run and much more rapidly dom
! than that southwest. The country
,easier 10 work in aud the season OF III
wear is better adapted to the work k-h.
leaves not being SO thick on the trees
enabling one 10 see TO much create
distance and avoiding the loss OF tim
|, lin trimming ont the way. Altogeihe1
1.-The prospects iof finishing the field wor
/, la!ong the whole length OF the, line al
: the very brightest. and before wiht.
r sets in we predict the engineers vi
. lhayc all their outdoor work done an
!. lhsye begun to prepare their profiies an
: lcstin,a,es OF the work necessary TO eail
1.-The road.
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NrIfour friends will use preparations

oyIfour friends will use preparations
for restoring gray hair they should use
the best in the market. Our attention
has lately been called TO an article which
has nm extensive sale and very high
known as Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia, and we'are inclined TO thins
that it possesses more more desirable
ap,: less Objectionable qualities than an!
other in the market. 1t restores gray OF
.,adcd hair TO its crigina! co'or in q mos
remarkable manner, aud by its invigora
tin, and soothing properties removes a
dandruf aud humcrs from tie scalp
Give il a fair trial and you cannot iaii 4
ike il. Oct. . "A"'
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The oldest Republic on Eartl

The American Quarterly Review
contains a letter from q. w. Irving, ESQ.,
Giving a sketch Of his visit 10 Marine. a
smal, rcpublic in Italy, between the Ap-
pepipcs. the Poe. and the Adriaiic. The
i,crri,ory of the State j. only forty mlics
lin circumference, and its population
about 700. The republic was founded
lmore than 1.4OO years ago, on moral
lnr;ne;plcs. industry, and equality. and
has preserved its liberty. and independ.
rmce amid the wars and dscords that
have ragged around il. Bonaparte re-
spcc,cd ii, and sent an embassy TO ex,
lprcss his sentiments Of friendship and
fraternity. 1t is governed by Captain
Regent. chosen every six months by ih'
Representatives OF the people (sixiy II
mnr,ber,, who are chosen every si'
months by the people. The taxes al, ar
light, the farm houses are neat, the heid'
we'll cultivated, and on all sides are ses'
, comfort and plenty the hsppy eject Q
, morality, simplicity aud frnsaiity.
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NO. So.
The Way to Look at it.

But few, if any, know how much they
are taxed, or take the trouble to inves'i-
gate the extent and the different ways
that the taxation is imposed. The Phii-
adelphia Age, in referring to the subject
saws, ii business men will sunr up all
their taxes and deduct them from the
profits Of their business for any given
wear, they will be able TO feel the weight
of portion OF the load they are carrying.
Eut only a portion. Radical taxation
operatcs IN more than one way upon tie
interests OF all classes. In the first place
they pay n direct tax upon capital, and
vast collection of articles Of all descrip-
tions. Then comes the income tax. Ihis
lis 10 many an odious exaction, which
The Radicals enforce for the purpose OF
supporting host OF idle, worthless men,
who pocket seven dollars and half out
Of every ten dollars collected. But when
these taxes are aggregated, and deducted
from the labor OF the country, the door
lis not closed. High taxes raise the price
of all articles in the market. Ii man
lbuvs a hat, pair of boots, coat, a
mound OF beef, a beadstead, n looking
glass. house, he feels the influence OF
'Itaxa:ion. lie pays SO much for the aru-
lcie obtained, and so much for Radical
faction in keeping UP the taxes 10 war
.Istandard i'm time of peace. when Dusi-
..uess men look nj The matter of taxation
lin this light, they will be prepared &c
,,ail the Democratic party i'll their eiiort'
Ito reduce the burdens.
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Thi. Cour. sdiourned "Wednesday, al
;nrs very easy session. Judge "aSo'
,.re.iGe6 viii. ,biiiy s"t general salts
r ,c,;ou. li.ie were NO auorncvs III
EXCEPT our owh county oar
a,i Ho..rs. Hatfield and trecsiIus. a.
Perry county. ii~ following shows the
tisr.r iiinn nf al the cause:
.lol,n Gil,cs; ". S,~rh'n 4. Riley ana
lame. C1,ucnis continued.
Usul s.. Mcp. Miller ". judah Walk
er-- jn1gn.n i"r lisintii'.
,C.as. Morgan 9, NJ vs.. Chas. Stuckey e'
al-ss!e c.n.iins-f.
Mary Gsr..sicr vs. Michael Gardncr-Di'
yorce-iuds smcnt for PIN. and $500
alimIay. -,
To- HecL 1t. al. pa.t i;ion - sale confirm a
"a R,,l,ser @; y, ~. +. ~ inner 1T al
;udgs.,e,.t foo Mrs. i,re!ee-.
~ Mr,'.in vs.. :. {. Mccain Divorce
! granted. -.
I ". l.nirs,h ". \. 4. Vowc'-Dis
| missed y, ..i,ini'ii- cost.
I.s.r ,,ecicr W.. John juchart Venue
| cieu."d.
ri Nm.,,,r W. 5os. Wciis-jadgmcn
! fnr $40 80.
:. kucl,l.r ". y. I.ovca,! 4 Leroy Cav
/ = u...nncn, Tor /. 10.
I,. Il. Iioppcric''a y. Aham ee.er s'
: iu,i:a,.n, ,or $50 80
r. nj. Sprrcer J. spenccr-Divorc
j rrsu,cd. p:s.
jI,. scLcirich vs.. Kasrcr Eisse- Dismis
lststc s.. f'rcd. A. N.a's"ck-As Assault
,:-t;cry- guilty Fro'' $40. 49,,
Henry Shoulders ". Ch's. Is. Nlie'
IApycal .rom i.sG. stein Judgment }"
-lr,.in,iii .cr ~ ccp,s. This was 'he on
,ly iury ,r.al ,hiS ic.m OF Court. ana
lre,,,s Tor making and acknowledging
ldecd. wss ~. that was Involved IN u
controversy. This engaged the toa'
IS half 4 ds,, \ large number OF Witness
bc:ng in attendance. and the dciendsl
bein- ably rcprcsenicd by two at'ornc.
from Perry county. The evidence WI
50 confic,in.. tl,at il was clear som
''Ihcdy sworc lie. ard al. about % ccn'
.,ItLss COS, each .,at:y a good dcai NC
i,lan That sum now. We'll. il shows ii''
have good pluck, snd that is to DC a.
y imirc1 sometimes.
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If You Want a Kiss, Take 1t.

There's a jolly Saxon prOverb,
That is pretty much like this,
That q man is half in heaven
When he has woman's kiss.
But there's danger in delaying,
And the sweetness may forsake 1T;
So | tell YOU, bashful lover,
Ii you want kiss why take 1t.
Never let another fellow
Steal march on you in this;
Never lc; a laughing maiden
See Won spelling for kiss.
There's royal way of kissing.
Aud the jolly ones who make 1t
Have a motto that j. winning.
Ii you want = Mss, why take 1t.
ANY fool may face a cannon
/ ANY body wear u crow -
Eut M m mnst win a woman
| I: he'd have her for his own.
Would you have ihe golden apple,
! You must lind the tree and shs.e II
IL ,.;ny j. worth the bsving.
! And YOU wa:,i Kiss, why take II.
who would burn upon q desert,
With 4 iorcs. sui,,Ng by!
WHO would 2iv. his sunny summer
Iur hl.ni. ai.i wiriry SKY:
iOl. ,e,l vou there. j. magic.
AID vow can not. can not pre"A IL.
, For Tie sweetest psri o. ics.n.
Is 70 want kiss aud a-tche II.
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su.pr,s rur Wo.p.-Old Judge D

SHART 3 THE W oSD.~ Ciu """-'
was an eccentric man OF prompt seton.
and moreover bachelor. Ecih9 Yer!
rich. nammas and blooming girl, OF tsie
period tried TO enslave his affections in
liymen's fctters though without success.
Il u,.id's arrows had not reached the
Judges heart with any particular love
for them. One day he entered rcstau'
ran, In Philadelphia and WIS waiied oi
.by very pretty girl, at whom he iocSce
so b:,tl that size noticed it and blnshet
!deeply. lie Immediately desired l'er t'
81, down minute, informed her VINO ~
was, and asked her 10 marry him, anf
told her 10 decide what answer sh'
wou.l make. He then commenced ~
meal. the Young woman waited on nm
,.il The While. lie never took SO Ion!
Ito eat his dinner before or alter. nor WI
he ever known to dispose Of so mrc'
lpovendcr a; ore sitting. AT length "
rIcou,l hc!a no more, go getting UP
called the youn1 lady, and in his usna
: -Ishcrt way he said:
II "Time'. up. Yes. or no, may dear.
ayes sir" blusbed the maiden.
ii .Wi,hout another word. he shppe
lhcr arm through his, and walking up I
? ihc asicnished proprietor, informed MI
! ,,hs. the Young lady was 10 be marie
! 10 him right away, and begged his con
lpany 10 witness the ceremony.
They were speedily joined together
/. wcdiock, and what j. most singular. ths
! feIl deeply in love with each other All.
:, .,msrriagc, aud made the most MOI
a alcoup,. 10 be found in the country. u
> Judge always had held that at best ma
elriscc vas but a lottery, and no III
"a drawn the prize.
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What the Democracy Propose To

| II the Democracy succeed In Obtalnlpg
power, they are pledged to and viii. carry
out these things:
| |. They will compel the bondholdcrl
Ito nav as much tax on his bonds as the
lfarner pays on his farm, the merchant
Ion his stock, or the mechanic on his
house and lot. AT present he pays no
Thing.
9. They will pay the bonded debt as
lthey agreed 10 do. and will not give the
lboudholdcr one hundred cents in gold
Ion dollar for that W hich cost him but
lfltv cents the latter sum being all that
|hc is entitled to receive.
3. They will cut down the tariff to
low revenue basis, and will remove in
l,arre degree from the peoples shoulders
I,hc cxl,orbi,art taxes now imposed upon
;ali the ncccssarics of life.
a. They will reduce the standing ar
lmy more than one-half. and save in taxes
Ion that one item alone fully es5.ooo,CoO.
They will also largely reduce the expen-
lditurcs Of the navy.
5. They will save s2oCOo,OC0a year
10 the people 10y abolishiny tho National
bank circulation and substituting legal
l,craers in its stead. They Will put for
lty millions more into the Treasury by
1.-The taxation OF the bonds: total, sixty
millions being half enough to pay the
Interest on the National debt!
D. The gigantic robheries of the pub
llic lands for the benefit OF railroad corpo
ira.ions. 20 whom Republican Congress
r ip,en have given whole States, Will cease
:. land the land will be kept for the bench
:. lo:' actual settlers.
i, =. They will repeal the laws enac'e'
,rlby a Republican Congress, that give TN
arlprcsiaent and the military and othe
u. Federal authority the power to inierier
lin popular elections in the States. oi
- the contrary, they will forbid and pre-
went anv such interference.
;. &. They will establish rigid ccono
my in every branch of the Government
.. !. They will Immediately admit eve
rv State 10 its equal rights In the onio'
n land remove all the political di,abiiiiis
noI which are now 30 grievous an inJustic
upon the people OF the South.
;, 10. they will throw the moral init
leuce of the Government upon the side {
icy.ry peonlc who are struggling for M
.ler,y. and give 10 the oppressed IN o'
mort. nj least the same privileges th;
I've rive 10 the oppressor. This Grant
ADMINISTRATION. III tfS SNsSO -. - ~--' -
not done.
-" II. They will restore the Suprcu
,,. Court and the Judiciary To the rowe
cou.tituiiona;iy given il. and which ha'
lhecn wrestci from il by corrupt ai
unrrincipied Administration.
al IL. They will protect tie Amcric'
llaborcr against the influx of Chine
rsolcoolics TO this country, where th'
t,,rcaten to reduce him 10 starvation
sdl,hcre is not a governmental intcrseren,
, S,Thcy will save our Pacific coast !
ihomes for the European aud AWeric
,os land their descendants. instead OF nan
snr,inr it over to the degraded Chino
or Pagan. -
ao is. They will stop the efforts OF
q = Ecpuhlican party in Congress 10 rep
s,clthc naturalization laws aud disiranch
,mrt the foreign-born citizen.
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Green. John A. Logan was present
cd. At the close Of his recent Cairo speech
with huge bouquet. by a long female
fair as the driven SCOT, who rc'narkcu
Israkc these flowers, honey, and reinchl'
ber whar they come from: Inc uenc
raj was profoundly moved.
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ora young lady at Indianola not
very Ion. since killed a skunk with a
butcher Knife. Her lover came to see
her that night and told her he could mol
marry her unless she quit using such
hair oil.
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rrAn Albany girl wants to know
whether the womans rights movemen'
includes the right TO do the couriing. !
Fl does she is in favor Of it; rs the men
IN her vicinity are bashful:
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n-rIfyou want to make the rich rich
er and the poor poorer, vote me entlre
Radical ticket. IL you think II rign'
that the poor should pay the rich man
tay. vote the Radical ticket.
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rrThe people arc taxed to furnish
papcr, engraving and printing for the
National Bank circulating no,es. le'
the banks must not be taxed. men
get one Of those notes II is dcubly mine
tirs,. by my labor | have earned u sec
ond, the duty I pay on coffee paid FOR II
What a party for the rich man! Hare
nm the poor. Will 1t be SO always!
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Increase Of the Principal Cities ol
the Country

The returns of the ccnsus-takcra' as
far a made. shows large increase IN
nopulotion in all the large cities in the
country. Chicago shows the greatest ~. Nv
crease. The following table gives ,ht
official returns Of ten of the princiPa
cities for 1860 and for 1870.
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PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, j bt
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puBLlsuED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, bf
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE.-IN COURIER BUILDING ON
WEST MAIN STREET.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.


RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 lines or less, rex, 81 20,
Each subsequent insertion, 20 Gus.
Longer advertisements al the same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares
counted as square. These are the terms
for tran sient advertisements n reasonable
deduction will be made TO regular advcr-
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Notices of appointment Of adminis'ra-
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ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
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For County 80,
For District, Circuit, or State, o.o
BRUNO ETrS T. u.
ATTORNEY At Ia W.
Aud Notary Public,
JASPER INDlkNA.
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csGaus~, Ineisns
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r-<- bartholomew county will invest
aolD. GOO in a new court house next year.