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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-12-15

~ OFFICE J. ilctrh, .iyci, tint az viz.
~ tie Oh certified ccl, OF a ,;c,i,e
i>suc! from Tie Office Of TIE (i,ik OF Tie
Dubois Circuit Court. and 90 me direct.
al. requiring ne 10 make il.c .nin u
!rcc Thousand tw" l;r,!icu and >iNi,-
six dollars and il.iriy-t;vc crL.-. viii,
interest on said decree and costs. will
,rocced 10 oi:rr for sale AT public s,:ri:".a.
o tie highest bidder. fUr cash ia i;anri.
Il the door Of tie Court House Of ia
'cis county. IL the town o; jasper. on
SATt' nDAf, December :3d. 1871.
etwccn i!.c hours OF IL O'Clock u. H..
nd 4o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. ih, ic.,s
nj profits for !. term 40; exceeding >' '
n years. of the following r,r,ib.,; ,,ai
state. situated III dubois cui.nty. State
4 Indiana. tow IL.
Fart oi ;hc >oi;ih west Lar. Of .r...on
i lection M. tWcEiy-uiic 81 :. in .oMh-
hip one Il I:ish %! ranec t,ct5. v.~i.
-ousaiiii:,g ~ EaMsl,r,.iis at M acr..
more or less, a,.h CONNER, lug y; , .i,.:.
marked; letter \. cas-; Of I: Z alley 81 H.,
cath ca; corner Of H.! 70. riu!.,v.>iX
s';'. in the ;"wn l'iai Ut Pore: ri!t.
hcncc nor!!. So ard 81 minutes. n +.
our l.o."s anh twenty i:.ih- ioa >;u,ir
h:rkcd Letter ~. ,ariiyc i.cr:.?-. vet
Otiri'rn poles To II store marked is:irr
g. ileucc sc,.ih ~" aud 80 ni,,,,,..
vest isc poles aud ten links Ia u .:n,r.
marked. letter ~. t'.,,.,r so,,:h - an.i
- 'liiiuirs. east fourteen ,;u'c, mnt. III.
mis- 10 il.r beginning. ,.s.'r, ing 1. sl..-
iosn huMrycr. ti.al part O. .a.scl ii ri.-
Il containing = Z rr,'> ! crr,n,,,rr Sold t.,
.nhn y. E>eni,i.l vs. Er,.! Recorded,
snoh ~. 81. decd, .ur E,i;,is cui!rii.
age ls.}.
Also part Of 'lc snu:i west quarter .g
fractional scti,nn No. ...ity.onr u,
.;ur.c>a,h. continuing c'sr ,,nar:,r OF ~
ere more "r less. con,,s.ici.fg If n stan,
'a.-t OF tie alley al lot No. rs. in lie
own OF porirrsvil,r: il:rs..- south :'
% minutes. east 10 feet. t.scn,r North
50 and 80 n'innics. cast % feet: i!.tncr
.o;':h s. a",, 50 ninr'rs. wsst Us feet.
hence so,i;.l 81. and - minutes. west
100 feet. Ia the lightning.
And on failure ~ sr:.iilc the full
,mount Of principal. interest and cn~'.
allied for by said execution. v i'll al g."
anne time and place. and in like maHncr.
ell the fec simple OF said real estate.
Taken n the property Of William
Is rohcl and Susanna krCdel. ut Tie suit
Of John krcdrl.
Said sale will be made without relief
irom valuation or appointment laws Of
The State o: Indiana.
TOBIAS ilEiiHIG. s. ID. G.
II. nrcTrxKw. Atty iii.
Dec 1T. 131i-H3. Si1 ~.
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~Christmas only week from next

@Christmas only week from next
Monday. Hol.laus has been appoint
cd agent for Santa Claus in in this local
ity, and has host of the incest kind of
toys, candies, nuts, books, &C., ready to
fill all demands. Ills stock Of candies
is superior to any thing ever brought to
this town heretofore, while his oranges
and lemons will please the most fastidi-
GUS. lie has also received some very
nice books. If you want nice present
for the little folks go to Holll,aus'.
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1-Thc Indiana State Teachers Asso.
citation meets in indianapolis Dee. 90,
-, %, and 30. The programme of cx-
erciscs promises much entertainment,
and includes the names Of the most
prominent teachers III the state.
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pr As will be seen by advertisement
the County Commissioners have deter
mined to let the keeping Of the Poor
Asylum out for term Of years, and re-
quirc it to bc kept we'll. This is move
IN tho right direction, as the way il has
been kept heretofore has been dis
grace to the county. Now IL they will
pass M order 10 assist no paupcrs out.
side Of the Asylum, letting those who
have too much pride to 60 there help
themselves, or be maintained by their
more able relations, il will save many o
dollar 10 the county treasury.
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" As the New York Sun says eve
feel ourself authorized to say" that J Toe.
Humphrey will be married this week -
perhaps Thursday evening. Petersburg
Democrat.
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sHERItF's SALE Nc. 2.

~ OTlcEis hereby given that by yr-
~ tue OF q certified copy nf decree
issued from the Office Of The Duhois Cir
cult Court. and 10 me directed, in n cause
wherein EnOcI Abel. assignee Of Henry
shoulders, is plaintiff. AMI George w.
Roberts and Lucinda T.. Roberts arc de-
Pendants, requiring mr. TO m-kr Tho sum
of one hundred and seventy FIVE dollars
and ten cents. with interest on said de-
cree till sale, and costs. will rroc"cd
10 offer for sale at public auction.
10 the highest bidder. for cash ir
hand. at The door Of tho Court House Of
DuhOis county. in the town Of Jaspcr.c On
SATURDAY. December 23l. 1871.
Between the hours Ct 10 o'clock. \. NJ
and 40'clcck, L. NJ. Of said day, the rents
and profit: for term no, exceeding. sew
en- years Of the following described real
estate. situated in Duhoi. County. State
Of Indiana, tU-wit:
Four acres out Of the South Fast quar-
ter of the South West quarter. and
twcnty-tilrcc acres ON of The North lat
quarter of tho Soul, West quarter 81
Section twcnty-six ego. township enc
~ south Of range three 81 west. and ~,
South East quarter Of the South Wc',
quarter Of Section iwcmtv-six (:6,. town
ono (N South of Range three (N wtS'.
containing thirty-six acres more or h-S'
and containing in all sixty-threc acres
moro or less.
And on failure 10 realize the 'u''
amount Of principal. interest and cost
called for by said decree. will at 'hc
same time md place. and IN like manner
sell tho fee simple Of said real csiatc..
Said sale will DC made without rciiri
from valuation or appraiscmcnt laws "'
the State Of Indiana.
TOBIAS IIFRBIC. Sheriff Dc.
WILL a. TIA, LoR. Att'y for rln
Nov. Gath 1sTI-3w. elI ".
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House and Lot for Sale

~RwA 1 GOOD TWO STORY
&WsEi.H - Eonsc in Jasper. v;th /,
HxsslsMlot lc0 feet front and iao feet
sasssss'ss-.s5<'t!rcp. is offered for sale c,ca,.
The ho">" belongs TO Mr. i'auI Egg. j.,
n frame. with four robins. hail down
atairs and up. Is Gi!ed il with brick in
the t'r-t story and pls.tercl. and ceilc,t
and painted up stairs. and has a GOOD
cellar. The ini las cistrrn. stable. rood,
ylr.!sd ra!cd in. anil other, onycnirnc,.
For further particulars apply to the
owner, or 10 &. Du,>E.
Al Courier Ciirc.
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~ Horace Greeley is reported rs am-
thority for the latest rule to secure profit
from poultry: "lf it Is desired to make
them lay. lie says, tie their legs togcth-
or, and they can't stand up
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LETTING OF THE PAUPEIl
ASYLUM.

GEA LED PROPOSALS will he re.
- ccived by the undersigned, Auditor
of Dubois County. until
JANUARY l5rrl, 1872,
For the keeping Of the paupcrs of Du-
bois County. ut the Poor Asylum ofsai,l
County, the successful applicant 10 have
the use Of the farm attached to said Asy-
lum for the next three and a half years.
The successful bidder will be required
to enter into a bond. with suretics, TO
the satisfaction Of the Board Of Com
missioners, for the faithful performance
Of his duties rs Superintendent Of said
Asylum.
The terms and conditions for the let
ting Of said Asylum can be seen at the
Office Of The undersigned.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
by order Of the Board Of Commission
crs.
AUGUST LITSCIIGI, Ado.
Dec. IS It'd.
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Township Teachers Institute.

Township Teachers Institute.
THE Teachers Of Patoka township.
: Dubois county, Ind, will hold their
first Institute on Saturday. Dcccnibc %.
ls7l, commencing at ? o'clock, a. NJ, IN
the town Of Iluntingburg.
All the teachers Of Dubois county arc
rcspc. TRULY Invited to be present nj that
time. We expect to keep M our mcct-
ings a. least once month. and we hone
that We may have a good attendance.
HrNTtSGBrEG, Dec. 1th, 1871.
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II Alexis was taken 10 a Methods,

j - Alexis was taken To NcthOdis
fair IN Philadelphia, where his advcn.
tures arr thus described: As the Duke
>'cppe'! i"wn on Ia the floor. hc was
presented with two magnificent bou-
qneis. ono by Mrs. Bishop Simpson, and
one by Mrs. Fleming. a tour Of tho
room WAS then made to give the Duke
m opportunity to see the beautiful
young ladies' ia attendance upon the ia
blrs. AMI also chance 10 cxpcnd some
Of his Imperial cash. This he dit. quite
literally. At nearly all the tables he
expended from ten 10 twenty dollars.
From Miss Elnmic Mclean, of the
Green Street Church table, hc purchased
u handsom pin-cusIion. At the "Ebe-
Meier" table he spent twenty dollars.
purchasing small toy. At the Home"
I IDLE he invested in Il miniature hat pre-
scnt.l by Temple & Jones, paying ten
dollars for il. At the western" table
lie left ten dollars. Al the Arch Street
Church table he purchased a tobacco
pouch for ten dollars. The book-s,and
was patrOnizcd to the extent Of two dol
lars and fifty rcuts. Tie ladies at the
"Sunmcrield" Ci,urci. table smiled up
Oh lin so cfcctaslly that he left twenty
dollars there.
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W Bcck's house in ireland was torn
down 70 keep groy shop from being
started there. had BOYS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-12-15

a President who Doesn't I.cad th,
Newspapers, ana who Nevc
Read a Book.
The reporter who interviewed Mont
gomcry Blair says Mr.. Blair's rcicrcnc,
TO Grants ignorance in literary poim
point Of view, will bear publishing /,
full:
The reporter asked Mr.. Blair what Iii,
opinion was rs 10 Grants intellectual ca
ipacity.
Mr.. Blair responded that he knew
Grant well, personally; lie often me-
him in his cvcrydn. business rs he passed
and rcpasscd the White House. and oc.
lcasionaIly stopped 10 have u plcasan,
chat with him.
Grant" said Mr.. Blair, 'is a very
CLEVER fellow, but he is q very ignorant
man. Why he don't know anything
about public affairs. lie don't read Tho
newspapers. and has not the average in
formation OH cOntcnporancOus events
Why. he told me himself. that the never
read book" tlcrc the reporter gave a
smile Of incrcdnlity). "Ycs," continued
Mr. Blair. che actually told me lie never
read Il book. You remember just after
he was elected President, Hooper and n
lot OF other fellows got up a subscrip-
ton 10 furnish Grant with new libra
~. Grant told me that he lad just re-
ccivca letter from Hooper, saying they
had selected tho books for the library
with tho exception of those relating 10
military matters. They supposed he had
most ofthose. but ii there were any
rare works on The subject. orany he did
moi have, they would supply them.
Grant said lie replied that he had never
in his life read book on the art OF war"
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TE:RNTS.-$2 a year; Four copies
80: Eight copies tan1 ono gratis,. SIG.
One copy of TnE LApy's FRirNp, 81
and ofTHE Posr, 50 30, iorSl.
Address DEACuSs PETERSON.
No. $40 WALNUT 81, philadelphia,
kts5~ single numbers 30 rcnts.
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DEMOCRATIC VOTE or TIE UNITED STATES
1S2f-Jackson l52,s99
1921 jackson 55OO2s
1892 jackson SS7. 5O2
1886 Van Buren, 77l,9sS
ls40 Van Buren, l.I2s.3C3
Ia@4- Polk 1.329,Ol9
164S- Cass 1.223. 79j
1882 Pierce 1885, IS
looO = Buchanan 1854, ?37
1860 douglas and Brcckin-
ridge 2,2l3,s2s
1864 (whcn none Of the
Southern States votcd)-Mc-
CleIlan I,sll.75.
1858 Seymour 2,6is, $50
In full view Of these figures. forsooth,
a comparatively few individuals who
feel in their cOnscicnccs that the party
in power is misgovcrning the country,
and that it is their duty to withdraw
their support from il, demand. ncvcrthc-
less, that this great army Of nearly three
million Democratic frccmcn shall stulti-
~ themselves, aud organize under II Q n.
There has been no parallel TO this In e
the mountain was expected TO 20 to
Mahomet. Ii they arc sincere, lei them
aid the Democratic party in putting out
this administration, asking only that a
candidate shall be given them who has
not made himself obnoxious 10 tho con-
scrvativc and liberty loving men of the
country. Such a candidate the Dcmoc-
racy can give, and such it will give. In
such a crisis rs this hc who, taking coun-
sci OF his fears, would strike the flag of
Democracy, IL either poltroon or a
traitor, unfit to lead or counsel others.
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.10O0RA|L ROAD HANDS
WANTED
BUYGCOD
BOOTS g. SHOES

A + " BECk.S SHOE STOKES. IN JAsrrg A>r
A Ireland The Railroad now tcirr e. cd fsc; r,,,
shortly - b. compled. when is expected al k Of
trade VIII he accelerated Ivy the yh,y steam horse
ana everything ~ Dnlci county pu; on new ssr~ri
AMI <" hy Steam power. u. Eeck has determined il AL
vance To- ny aud make his trade go quicker Nv an i'm
mems" reduction IN prices and Offering the lest ofwork
lowe hs'e ana Eastern 1T from 10 70 rs Ter cent
cheaper than heretofore witness the following 4 O.
arcs: %
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.Ab21EE 20 ~:xCrss

q. 81 Dz:E iFss r.xssrss
That can br procured = ;nc.m,liuc ,Erc
Henry Wool. aui ..or Of "El~t nnc.'
Mrs. Nar'-.lrrt !'osmcr. Ainal M
Douglas. E.ir. ii.nrnlury. Ella eel.
or. August Ecii. Clio stanley. Ca,t.n
'tarhrs. Lille i;cvcrr.ix !linkc. Fir
Mrs. Fanny II. Fruslgr. MIR. 81. l.. $
purkc. i.n"n l.. i.rNfur,l. cir.. etc. ctr
II At vii! bc entirely NH;rnAi. in poll.
tics.
New s.o.s.c!o Cccs.antly Published :
Hcw *ov"!r;s aud >,;orir-. long an,
-i'.si. are being constantly published
Subscriptions. therefore, can begin al NJ
ino<; an, iinic.
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Supplied with American Journals Al
rates never before given.
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EASTrRx WORK

Fine Boots. French calf Nip a. IN For,cr, ss IN
r Fine common KIP Bot 500 !. 700
Boots 90 = ~
~ ",ner nome made work 10 per cont cheaper III, n
Formerly. A. this re!rcficn mus. have tho c,.h 80
me need oI cash ror,re's ne or reduce prices
AU persons indebted ne are earnesy rcopes,.5 ~
standing not settled by January l. ls12 vii, 10 n,.ccd
IN an Officers hands Tor collection. ''">
Oct. ~. lily. n rrrv
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-09-14

We are glad to learn that the
item saying that J. S. Adams, our for
mer Secretary of the Board Of Educa
ton. was an inmate of all Inebriate
Asylum, which we printed in common
with the other state papers, is entirely
incorrect.
The California State election was
held last week, and resulted III favor of
the republicans. The reasons why we
shall give hereafter They are not
very creditable to the victors.
Maine went Republican on last
Monday, on light vote.
Young America is making sad
havoc with the melon patches. And
the melons are making sad havoc
among the boys.
The White River Fair at Bethel
commences next Tuesday and con
tinues three days. The Messrs. VIII
sons ofthe Depot House wishes us to
say that they will furnishes meals for
so cents each, and lodging the same
They keep "a first class house.
The Woodstock 1dceytiser has ap-
peared 1t is neatly printed and pro
fesses to be devoted to the business in
terest Of this village in general and
to its owners in particular. Long may
it wave!
"A couple Of young buffers - nation
al wards had bit of r& in one of
our groceries one evening this week.
A policeman iutertered with their
"rights," and they passed him about
right smart. Assistance was called,
Africa surrendered, and Mr.. IIewitt'S
boarders were recruited to the number
of two.
At a trial before Justice Churchill
this CIV ednesday) morning, one of the
parties to the above wumpus" was
fined $40 and costs, the whole amount
ing to Sl629 and the other fined
So for resisting officers Trial contn-
ued two weeks from SATURDAY., until
two others can be arrested and brought
to justice.
Some dry chap entered the town
rum shop Sunday night, by removing
light of glass and unlocking the back
door. He is supposed he took a quart
or two of the "critter' and left.
The clam chowder supper at the
Eeagle, last Friday night, was Il sue
cess. Justin Mckenzie, Esq, dropped
in and paid the Bands bill. They are
to have another, ripper" next Fri
day evening.
Dudley Leavitt of East Barnard,
is the owner Of a pile Of pork, that
would astonish the eyes OF a Christian
as we'll as q Jew. 1t is alive and well,
and weighs 1900 pounds 1t is now
on exhibition at the State Far,
We noticed "the said" Lemuel
Spooner, Esq, at the Barnard Town
Fair. He is "a years Of age, and is as
smart and active as boy. This proves
Moses Cheney's assertion, 'that peo
pie don't die in Barnard"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-09-14

Our friends will bear with us this
week in the matter of local and other
matter. a rush of job work, which
no well llrcgulated printing office objects
to, has prevented our paying as much
attention to our paper this week, as us
ual. We don't object to the job work,
and shall endeavor to give you a better
local paper III the future, than ever.
Bishop Bissell is to visit st. Paul's
church, Royaton, in the forenoon Of
Sunday next, and in the afternoon OF
same day, Christ Church, Bethel. On
the following Monday, 18th, he will
also visit st. Johns Church, West
Randolph, and Tuesday, the next day,
he will be at Grace Church, Randolph
Centre. The time for the last two ser
mons has not yet been appointed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-09-14

Rutland,
Russell B. Dorr, a talented young
man, lectured at the Opera Hall one
evening last week. Subject: "The
Second Warfare The speakerstrong
ly recommended cold water as a staple
drink, knocked off all the st. Peters
crosses in the country, cussed five dol
lar divorces, and said here is where we
stand, either battle with these abomi-
nable errors with the same zeal and
unity Of accord as did our armies in
putting down treason, or gaze on a
country politically wrecked. The hall
was filled with the cream of Rutland,
and Mr.. Dor was frequently applaud
ed.--Doctor Seaver of Brooklyn,
preached a powerful discourse yester-
day Sunday morning, in the Con.
gregational church. The subject pre-
sented was properly The Divinity of
Christ, The Herald of this morning
contains a letter written by u homeo-
pathic doctor OF this town, who at
tempts to enlighten the spiritual doc
tor Herbs, stick to the physical pre-
scription business and let Seaver entire
ly alone, for you can draw a blister
easier than you can sinner
Work on the Town Hall is being rap
idly pushed 1t will, when completed,
be in consonance with other public
buildings that grace this most substan
tial town. ID.
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Randolph.
There are nearly l50 students at the
Normal School, --The farmers of
Randolph, have been anxiously look.
ing for the advent of the spectators,
to purchase the early rose potatoes.
There is a bountiful supply of them,
but no sale. Prof. Conant, of the
Normal School, has been elected one
of the Councillors Of the National Edu-
cational Convention.
sharon.
Sharon has had bad luck with its
milldams, and the inhabitants are in
doubt when they may yet be enabled
to change their diet from "hulled corn
to hominy.
Chester.
Eli Barnum has potato field of lO5
acres. With an ordinary crop of l5O
bushels to the acre, this field will Weld
1880 bushels.
windsor.
The new business of shoe making in
the States Prison, under the new con-
tract, being now in successful opera
ton, and it being desirable that the
people of the State should, so far as
practicable, see with their owneyes the
condition of the Prison under the new
arrangements, the Directors, Supern-
tendent and other officers, and the con
tractors invite the citizens of Vermont
to visit the Prison, especially during
the last two weeks of September
1t is hoped that arrangements may
be effected with the railroads, so that
visitors may come from all parts OF , tne
State at reduced rates, The press VIII
do public service by making this
announcement.
White River junction.
Attention is called to the card OF
Martin & Bagley, on the fourth page
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-09-14

Making per cent. for the
year ending August l, 1871 to be paid to
the Treasurer, at his office in Montpelier, on or
before the 18th day of October, 1871,
Members will find in the hands of Agents of
Company schedule showing the amount Of
assessments due from each respectively and
they are particularly desired to see that their
assessments are paid by that date. The as
sessments must be paid when duo. Those who
fail thus to pay ought not to expect to be paid
il their property il destroyed by fire. little
attention to this on the part of the Members of
the Company, at tho PROPER time, will save them
expense and trouble. [See Section 9Th, Act of
incorporation on your policy, which will be
enforced.l
J. T. THURsTON. Treasurer
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Montpelier, August 2lst, 1871.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-09-14
Il 0 G A Il N Il W s.

OrTAQUEcHEE CHAPTER No. q, r. A. M,
regular Convocation Monday eve., Sept. Is,
1871, at 7 IL O'CLOCK.
WOODSTOCK LODGE No. 81 F. & A. NJ,
regular communication Wednesday eve., Sept
27, 1871, at 7 IL o'clock
GRAND Army OF THE REPUBLIC .-Regular
Meeting of Sheridan Post, No. %, Dept. Of
Vermont &. A. r., is held on the first and third
Thursday evenings Of each month. All appi-
cations for muster must be made ut Regular
Meetings. BY order Of the Post Commander,
Il. z. TEwKsBURY, Adjt.
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WANTED AGENTS everywhere to
canvass for our great DOLLAR Paper. A fine
$500 Steel Engraving given to every subscrib-
or. Extraordinary Inducements. Address
4lw4 b. b. RUSSELL, Boston, Mass
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Cady, Sd do. l; c. Green, best oxen
4 years old, 2; John Miller, I'd do. I;
II. Wheelock, Sd do. l; |. Graves, best
draft oxen, ] H. c. f. Atwood, I'd
draft oxen.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-09-14

A woman at Cairo, ILL.,, has an
nounced herself candidate for mayor
ess of that city.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-09-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Camilla Wares Estate,
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Probate Court Of the District OF Hartford
Commissioners to receive. examine and lust
all claims and demands Of all persons against
Camilla Ware, late Of Pomfret, in said District,
deceased, and the claims of the deceased exhib-
tied in set-off to the claims Of the creditors,
hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purpose Of examining and allowing said claims
At the Office OF s. L, 4 s, NJ. Pingree, in Hart
ford, on the sixth day of December next, and
on the sixth day Of March next, from one
o'clock until four o'clock, P. NJ, on each Of said
days, and that six months from the sixth day of
September. A. D. 1871, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Hartford, this sixth day Of Septem-
Der, A. D. 1871.
JUSTIN JUSTIN c, G, B3IRdE;Wns3TER, Com,ners.
JONATHAN w. BUTTERFIELD,
1903 Administrator.