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ShsrR's Sala-No. 13.

Sherif's Sale-No. Is.
DT VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
= sale issued out OF the ONCE OF
the CaerE OF the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Sanderburgh County, Indiana, IN favor
OF Maria Fl. MCDOWELL, and against Joseph
Reiser and Barbara Reiger, win, on
THURSDAY, DECENBER g, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock An. and
o'clock Pm. OF said cay, at the door OF
the Court House In the CITY Of Evansville,
Indiana, o1fsx for sale, at Public Auction,
the Rents and Prohts Tor the term OF seven
years OF the following described Real Es-
tate t0-wlt: Lot No. sixteen fi6l, and
the west half OF No. fifteen tl5,, In Block
No. one hundred and thilfy-nfne QS9) In
the town Of Lamasco, on the west side OF
Pigeon Creek, according to the recorded
plat OF the west half Of said Block by Bat
tell a Law, In VanderbUIgh County, In
diana.
And should said Rents and Prodts not
sall Tor sun snmcient 10 satisfy said Writ
and Costs, viii, at the same time and
place, ofier IOr sale the Fes Slmpia OF said
premises. NO relief.
A. PFAFFLLN, Sheriff v. q.
deco It'd
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RInnl0iDlent f0r AT.


A Clergyman, while residing I'm South
America AZ a missionary, discovered n
safe and gsnple remedy for the Cure Of
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases
OF the Urinary and Seminal OrEauEt ana
the whole train Of disorders brOught on
by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been cured BY this noble
remedvs Prompted by desire 20 heneht
the afflicted and unfortunate, viii send
the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine. IN a sealed envelope 20 any one
who needs IL. FREE OF CHARGE. Address
JOSEPH T.. IEMAN, Station ID. Bible
House New York City.
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PRUSSIA

oRLEAEs ocCUPTED BY THE GERMANS.
BERLIN, December 6.-Willism has
forwarded the following to the Queen,
dated Versailles: Orleans was occu-
pied BIZ our forces last night, without
being stormed. The Third Corps
took nine cannon and one mitrailleuse.
The Eighth Corps of the First Army
on the 4th, beat the French in several
conflicts, north east Of Rouen. taking
one gun and 400 prisoners. Our
losses we're one killed and forty
,vo-n1a1 M
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A Fortune in Life and AT Death
WINTER
WINTER
EMPLOYMENT.
PERKINS HOUSES PATENT.
NON-EXPLOSTVE


- WWIsA4W lNaW4 UIULAW LII ii 70
Is ABSOLUTELY SAFE from exuloFson
or breaking; BURNS ANY COAL, OLE.
sooa or PAD gives more light, no odor,
~ - perfectly non explosive. The light
Is better than Is produced By any other
lamp-"-R. g. CLARK, IFesideaf MGrq0rIst.
Sefts AgriclslturdE Cogge0e.
~ A. perfectly nOn-ex plostVe, gives q
better light, and Is more economical than
any other lamp in use."-W. ~. VyeIfs. iafs
sup. P1b. Schools, ClfcCgO.
Ihe appalling deaths and fires from glass
lamps exploding and breahing create q
greet demand Tor this lamp. If PAYS 20
sell tt. Sold BY CanVaEserss Agents want
ed everywhere. send for Circular and
terms 70 MONTGOMERY a. CO, CfsVe-
1anug Ohio, "a Barclay st. New YORK
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sHRRMAN.a PATENT BRAKe

IN wsr srarst Eatros sraue mutton ss RF B asi "a
O wiser and 81 the principe 2aEing
Machines. Sent % E1gttIt postage paid
with iEsfructions Tor u-inE5 on tbe receip ~
~ e. 50 Agents Wautet. address
sHERNAH EATEHT BhAKE &C..
ana W5m Hoz SO, philadelphia. "a,
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Internal Revenue EOtie
u. g. INTERNAL REVENUE,
CoHLECrOR's OFHICE, lsT DIST, IND.
EEAWaVFIr.ry nas e. lgTO

EvANsvILI.s. Dec. 8. 1870
RTOTTCE IL HEBEBY GIVEN, that
- viii sell &c public auction, aG the
Court House door, In the city Of Evans.
Vflls, Indiana. on the Ath daF January,
1BIi, between 10 O'Clock An. and O'Clock
Pm. on said day, Lots Nos. 4, and 3, In
Block No. %, IN the Eastern knlarEemenG
OF the Guy OF Evansville.
Said lots, tracts and parcels or land
aFs levied on and seized, and Will be sold
70 pay United States Internal Revsuue
Taxes due nom Henry Ayres, unless said
taxes shall be paid before the day Of sale.
JAMES G. VEATCH,
aeeT-d9t&Wfs Collector.
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CherFY PectOFal Tf0chee

N4CAAg 4 LDbVANA 4AWGACb
Are su perior TO ali others for Coughs. Colds.
Asthma Bronchial auu Lung dimcuif1gB,
are exceedingly palatables have none Of
That nRuseatIng horrible Cubsb taste, are
very soothing and act like q charm; Mine
islersr Singers, and public Speakers viii
and they are especially adapted 70 the
voice. Sold by DfuRgf6ts. Also
RU5HTON'5 IF. W COD LIVER OIL.
for Consumption aud Scrofulas uss no
other.
1000 Use zYfE "YEGETABbE fcl50
4CA@DA A-DL G0AANGN NJ RAGsSA N .'s4C "
The old standard remedy for Coughs. CoIdgs
COnsu m pttop. Nothing BIT err CurL Ea
Bros. a CO.s Boston.
TTPEIAm'8 DEPILATORW POW
~ DEW.-RemoVea Buperduous bair IN
fUs minutes, without injury to the skin.
sent BY mall for 81 2j.
UPHA Ms ASTHMA CURE
Relieves most violent paroxyams in aUs
ngiHEfcI and effects speedy cure. Price e.
by mail
TIE JAPANEsE HAIR yTAIN
Colors the whiskers and hair q beautiful
BLACK or BLOWS. Il consists Of only one
preparation. IS cents BY mail. Address
3. @. UPHAM, No. 7ll jayne Street, Phlla-
delphta, Pa. Circulars sent free. sold BY
RUYAL HAVANA L0TTERY.
Prizfg cashed and Information furnished
by GEO. UPHAMs. .Providence. X. /.
00E "A WEEK 8ALaARNl- young
= %aO men wanted as local and travel
ing saleemen. Address with stamp) H. III.
WALKER, 81 Park Row, n. Z.
$50 "A DAY, sure. LATrA q Co, Fltt-
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NORTH MISSOURI LANDS
FOR SALE
BY THE
Hannibal and ST. Joseph
R. II. Company.

About rs ,0oO acres OF the finest FARM.
ING aud GRAlING LAND IN the UNI
TED STATES, for sale at low prices aud
on very easy terms, thus enabllnR an I'M
dustrioun man with small capital 70 pay
Tor MS lana with money earned from A..
Missouri Is not too Tar West TO be AZ q great
distance from markets It's Railroad faciIi-
ties are great and constantly Increasing;
the climate iB splendid, and GOOD crops are
almost certainty: while the numerous
thriving towns and cities sprinRinR up on
every hand attest beyond doubt that the
blight OF slavery has been effectuntly dis
sipated, aud that Eastern men and East
ern capital are doing their perfect work.
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Sc. Louia Marke'.

MoNEX-Easy
GREEE AEATs-Dull at &c, SIC, 1Q1<e and
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Don't WASH Time a1d T.9boT

Bv using up an old Axe. Send 81 so to
LlPPIHCOfT q BAKEWELL, Pittsburg
Pa, and they will send a tip-t top Axe, EI-
ing viii thus Ina saved
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Our Lands DefV OOmnatitiOn

- Send for full descriptive Circulars
aud Eectlonal Maps, enclosing 80 cta., and
stating what paper you saw this In, 10
EDWARD WILDEE,
Land Comm lnalona Hannlhnf- No.
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AMuSE1EE.rEwR.
GRAND
c. o n C. e g T :!
PROFESSOR CELL,
Assisted by the hest musical talent in the
city, will give q
GRAND CONCERT
AT THE
OPERA HOUSE.
On Tuesday, Deeembsr 19, 20.

~ Tickets win be for sale al Warren a
Conyngton's Music Store, and At ]. u.
Scott's old stand, corner Second and Main
Reserved seats can be secured at War
ren a Conyngton's without extra charge.
dec7.td
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$1,000 TO $4,000

SALARY WE GUARANTEE TO PAY To
BOOK AGENTS of experience: or a larger commission
tn Il i offcrcl by any o her Publisher Aren > ar
making $50 til : week c inv tssnl, foI our new
Iustrat Il ,k-. " { guarantee Agents 4 salary or n
"A Ee commission tn Oh ice of tN o new and nopu-
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claUce I, ou,r- tie men women 10 make money
5 cure your usencp dire from tn pul shers
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r E M OV A L
COOKS HARNESS SHOP
Hall & FIetcher's store,

B'e1nent rooms fr-t door south of The St bloomsbury
Hcrse, Main street her you will find ready T.
fur sh yen wi all kinds OF Ha ness Work from
common Team Harness to the RFsr BUGGY OR CoACu
HARNESS. Iii none bur the Rest of Oak and Hem
lock stock il will be aim to make work durable
neat and in good style Work If own manufac
tur will be warranted 10 give good satisfaction
Also, const ntlv on hand Halters, Curry Combs
Cards, Brushes, Clipping Shears ard Comls, Summer
Blankets Head Net, Meats Foot Oil, Hookset Collars
A SPLENDID STOCK OF WHIPS.
JoDhing of all kinds promptly attended to. Oiline
ana repairs Thinking the public for their pas psf
ronage we hope by lose at emit to our business to
receive the continuance of the same.
GEO. W. COOK
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$50 leu al M -slA nOuhdLd H4L' LuIu'eo '4N
70 F.Ist Auditor of the I eaury, three thousand
Del chief cie.k thousand dollars thre clerks
Of cl four ten clerks Of cls- three ten cleiS7 OIL
Lass yu thrt en- clerks OF class one messenger
ore "szs ant messenger a seven indI Z" anu l, ety
hundred and eighty dollar.
~ srro j Auuiior, h ee thou-rnd dol ars chic;
,l,L two thousand dollars six clerks of class four
tf,, Il III clerk f cqss tlrec hundred and min
clerks Of clss two, hundred clerks of cass one
messenger fv assistan messengers, and seven hun
drcd amt twenty do ! as each aud
lahorcrs j eli. three hundred eighty thou
sand two hundcd and IN dollars.
Tor Third Audito:. three 'hou-. nd dollars; chief
clcr-. housa dol eleven Clerks of lass four
I'd t.oa clerk of claa four sbursing clerk
hunur doll rs twentycght cl, rks of class hTee
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Mt, dollars each I'D ur iaborers three hundred
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clerk I" III us1nG dollars five clerks CT cl four
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tl.r, lab crs-in all seventy tx thousand five hun
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The
w ED SEW MG MACH f

II makes the LEX STITCH, has straight Ne, dr.
and is made will. the w RI u bnp T,,a, he I,-s
macine v will do thicker and thinner w,rk than any
cher without any cl@n2e in parts and is less HaJ
to get out of order.
IT Runs EASI"R THAN ANY OTHER
and Is so simple in Its mechanism that Il child may use
it.
1T WILL LAST LONGER THAN ANY OTHER,
It's parts being W, and made of hardeuc! z.,,l.
IT RFCEiVED THE FIRST PRIZE
the P,ri Exp sition, md has received more first
prizes for the pa year than any other sewing Machine
in the jnited
IT WILL STITCH, HEM, FELL, GATHER CORD
braid bind do any ether work dc-ired OF - Sewing
chinr, and warrant them all a. It pr, eentcd and
to do all we claim.
We furnish with each nice steel H,mnier thai
will turn any width of hem and Braider Quilter and
all 'he necessary tools, for SEQ.
We alsO have, in connection with the above the best
'ssoIt mCnt of
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
HATS CAPS.
BOOTS * SHOES,
CLOTHING,
&c, &c.
GOULD & MAY,
3lt WEST CONCORD, Vt.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
LADIES OF THE
WHITE HOUSE.

othndird and oficii biographies # evarv mstres. Of
tn" IrCsdcH- Man-ion tom Washington to c; at
up 40 lust atod On sieel POI circulars and te ms
adde's NAIIo>AL fUrLlsHING Co.. New York 3t-3
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legal.
PolIy OveIFs Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Essex District 1.-THE probate office, in Guild
hall the oath day of October, A. D.. 1870.
Frank L. Hadock, administrator OF the estate Polly
Lowell, late of Lexington, in said district deceased
presents his administration account Tor examination
and aOwanCe-
Whereupon it is ordered by court that ap-
plcat ion come consideration and be heard the
18th day November A d. 1870 at the probate Office
in said Guidhal And ii Is further ordered that
all persons Interested be notified hereof by pubicat ION
notice SAID application and order thereon
three weeks successfully i'll the CaiedOnian a news
paper published at st. JOhusbury, previous to
said time appointed for bearing that thy may appear
at said tune and place, and, they cause, object
thereto
BY the Court-Attest.
353 WIN. II. HAkTSHORN. Judge OF Probate.
John Martins Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, lnprobate court, held at II e
Essex District, Probate Ofilce i'll Gulldhal,
in said district, the 3lst day ui oct, d, 1870
II ). Freeman executor, upon the estate OF John
Martin, late Of GuildhaA, IN SAID district deceased
present his administration accoul for eN Animation and
allowance.
hereupOn by said court, that said ac-
count and said application be referred to session OF
,Iudha the 18th day GOV ID. 1870, Tor hearing
and decision thereon And is further ordered that
Ce hereof be given TO all ested. by publld-
Of the three weeks vty In the CdledO-
man. newspaper published at St JubHsbury previous
said time appointed iOr hearing that hey may appeal
said time AMI pace, and now cause, II they
have, why saIi account should not be allowed and such
decree made. BY tae Court, Attest,
1913 VIM. II. HAhISHORN, Judge oil Probate
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FARM FOR SALE !

StuIrcd !iv. mile f ON II rdwick. from the
vll.1 + \Uv-vi lie, stage road. - good
land. Bull ui,s good vi "a little r,psIring About
t. rods nom good new hoof hoIsc Pleity OF TIM
bI. \r,r hr K; L. y. For particular. adde's
t.ic suIi serb, 7 +. ". CHEENER, l.. VI.
MaldC.,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

Tie Subscriber III his Real Es;i'r situated
"a. lat Avenue, with 'front.' of A. feet depth
about 81 his property i situated nearly oppo-
tie lou-c, IL tn Ccatrc of the beautiful and
t. give viii age ot s. Johus!ury, thin two uiI.-
nj of Church :, schools, AID Railroad Station.
bee II is - - feet - storl with Basement,
Ell - ~ - fee, stcres with Basement anu Flat
Roof Ru'IinE new and in good repair. The property
j. ldi"y ca ed on one of IL" est Avenues for bus
in ing village, and is capable Of gTeI.
iWpr1' en-, ut and h. sale off r Il rare nance to any
". . wi.h,s t. make Pdvau ageous investment.
or who wishes to engage in business.
A. VI. COOK.
L. Ar,ril 1
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REPORT OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

COLUMBIA, s. c., December %, 1869.
At meeting of the Board of Dircc-
tors, it was resolved that the Executive
Committee should consist of five men,
bers, three to be elected, the Governor
of the State and the President of the
Company to be e.c-o6icio members, and
at the same time Judge James l.. Orr,
Mr.. Joseph Fl. jerks and General VIM.
Gurncy were unanimously elected.
At q meeting of the Executive Com
mittee, held ut Columbia, December 8,
1SG9-present: Judge James l.. Orr, Mr..
Joseph 81. jerks and General VIM. Cur
ney-the following resolution-"Re-
Solued, That, in view of the unexpected
difficulties which have arisen to embar-
rass the prosecution of the Blue Ridge
Railroad under the contract with Cres-
we'll g. Co., the Executive Committee be
instructed to confer with the contractors
in reference to resembling the contract
on terms just and equitable to both par
ties" together with the resolutions of
the Board of Directors and Stockholders
at the annual 1meeting in Charleston,
which were referred to this committee,
and, being under consideration, Judge
Orr moved the following report, which
was adopted, and ordered to be submit
ted to the Board Of Directors:
The Executive Committee, to whom
was referred a resolution: That, in view
of the unexpected difficulties which have
arisen to embarrass the prosecution of
the Blue Ridge Railroad under the con-
tract with Creswell & Co., the Executive
Committee be instructed to confer with
the contractors in reference to rescind-
ing the contract on terms just and equi-
table to both parties-respectfully report:
On the 9th day of August, 1869, q
contract was made with the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company by Messrs Creswell
& Co., to construct the road at price
which, according to the estimate OF the
Engineer of the same. was not to exceed
tie sum of So, 100000. When that con-
tract was made, gold was worth 1876.
On their part, the contractors agreed
to place to the credit of the company,
on the first day of September, 1869,
$500, 900, to be used in liquidating the
bonds, coupons, and floating debt Of the
company. Before that date they notified
the President that he could draw against
that sum.
The said parties also entered into con-
tract with Mr.. Thomas Steers TO do the
work, but very small portion of the
work had been performed, as the sequel
will show when the contract was annul-
led.
The contractors undertook to execute,