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DISASTERS ON SEA AND SHORE.

FORTRESS MONROE, October %.
The bark Maggie Chapman, from New Or
leans for Liverpool, with corn and cotton,
encountered heavy weather off Ratteras; broke
her rudder post and shifted her cargo. The
vessel would have been q total loss, but the
wind shifted, and they riggei a temporary
ruddder and came Into the roads.
CINCINNATI, o otober 20.
The Umpire, with q tnll cargo, is reported
sunk between Evansville and Cairo. No de-
tails have been received.
A freiSht train on the Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and st. Louis Railroad, ran into the Saltwater
River, killing a brakeman named Jno. Thomp-
son, and hurting the engineer and fireman.
NEW ORLEANS, October %.
The steamer Victor, from New York for New
Orleans, is a total wreck In Jupiter Inlet. The
crew we're saved. The loss Is very heavy.
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funeral Nnt,rss.

BRODIE.-Departed This life, October ~, 1872.
Of bis age.
~ HIS RELATIVES AND FRIENDS,
those OIL B. L. Brodie and B. 8. CAN'T, Esq,
and the Members Of the Baptist Churches, are re.
specially invited to attend bis Funeral Services,
at the Citadel Square Baptist Church, at hall. past
10 O'Clock, THIS tuesday, MORNING. oct2s
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IN-r1n11aRNoE OF THE GERNAEs:-Appletons
journal, speaking Of the universal y in1e, naSmsn
Of az p to PSeu Of fs you can but eonpTssssS
SSfmNin perfectly correct and grammatical
German: your washer-woman's bill Is a model
.of neat and handsome penmanship and cor
rect spelling; your wires seamstress Is sole 70
discuss The latest publications, the views III
the political and tashiona0le Worlo, aau HA Asn1
ines the books on the table Win erllicaiiy ca
pe.tenced eye" eyt
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~ BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THlI

~ BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THB
superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world. Per.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tlnts, or unpleas.
ant odor. The genuine ". A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately q splendid black or
natural brown. Doea not stain the akin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory 10 Bond street, HeW York.
mohS -suthSlH
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~-THEMEMBERs OF TIE GERMAN
HUssARs THTINa CLUE are requested to call
on Messrs. MENKE 4 MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms. -
By order Of the President.
10. ". BISoHOFF,
oct9 Secretary.
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~ OFFICE OFrTHE SINCERE NAN
UFACTURING COMPANY, CHARLESTON. 8. c..
OCTOBER %. ls72.-on ard after this date we
win not rec gnnlzs nor be responsible for any Re.
ceipts given on Sewing Machine Agreements un.
less tee same be our regular printed Receipts,
numbered and signed .al-t szgq
THE SINGER MFG. COMPANY, ?,
]. CLARK BEDELL. Agent.
October %, 1872. g.. octes VIM
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A WAR ON WOMEN.

NEW YORK, October %.
United States Marshal Sharpe, after con.
sultalfon with the Federal chief supervisor OF
elections, Davenport, now directs the arrest
of women refusing to answer questions con-
cernipg The right of their male relatives to
vote. large number of arrests are 10 Do
made within the next three days.
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GRANTS "INDIAN POLICY"
How IL Works on tho PIainr-Soldiers
and Indians Becoming DIFFERENTIATED,
and Government Agents ~Plundering
from Both.
s.N FRANcIsco. Oclober %.

SAN FRANCISCO. October %.
General Howard endorses General Crooks
policy of vigorous war against the hostile In
dlans. aud he fayors the removal Of many OF
the Indian agents. He says that when agents
paw fifteen thousand dollars for positions, the
salary of which is only fifteen hundred dollars,
there Is something wrong, and q reform Is
necessary.
Great sickness prevails among the troops
employed on the plains against the Indians,
and more soldiers are required. 1t Is tonnd
that Cochise. the most desperate and dreaded
of the chiefs, is occupying o stronghold In q
otthe territory, accessible only by ase-
rles of passes seven miles long. An approach
by the soldiers was impossible, as the place
was q natural fertilization, which could be
held by two hundred against FIVE thousand.
This and similar fortresses are In the Dragon
Cochlse has twelve captains and
five hundred men under his control.
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Stanley sails for America on the 9th Of
November.
The enforcement law closing the liquor
stores in Liverpool at thine O'Clock on Sunday
has caused great disorders.
M. LamdreuX, q Republican, has been
elected municipal counsellor Of Paris.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October %.
In the South Atlantic States northeasterlv
winds will prevail aud fair weather, with pos
abby an occasional rain on the coast. In the
Gulf States northeasterly to southeasterly
Winds, and In the western portion of the Gulf
cloudy weather.
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gue1ial Notices.

~ CONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York, are notified that
she Ia discharging cargo THIS DAY. at Adger,s
South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset will
remaine On the wharf at owners' risk.
oci2a1 JAMES ADGER Il CO., Agents.
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THE TRIAL OF MAYOR HILL.

NEW YORK, October %.
The testimony for the prosecution Ia the
case of Mayor Hall In the Court OF Oyer and
Termlner was closed this morning, and the
counsel for the defence asked If, after such 8
showing as had been made, 1t was proposed to
contiuue the case The attorney for the
prosecution replied, Eyes, on certain of The
counts,"
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PaaacnQerH.

Per steamer NJ 8 Allison, from Edisto, Enter
kins, Mics r W Hart, Or o Hart, Col VIM Wha-
ley, Theo Beckett, H A Towies, + Schan.r, N O
Geraty, J Geraty, J w L Clement, J E Lebby, E.
Bailey, ] ) Legare. Dr. T P Mikell, W ) Edlngs,
Rev o Prentiss, A y Bailey, Csps Hendricks, WI
W Gray.
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B-sEND TO r. Rs"HALL d CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietor Of HALLS vEGETA-
BILE SIOILIAN BAR REVIEWER, for q copy Of
their Treatise on the Hair. a valuable little book,
free to all. oct2e- stuthaD&w
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~-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintance Of Mrs. EMMA REID, and Of Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Jackson, and Of Nj. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Bradley. are respectfully invited to al
tend the Funeral OF the former, from her late
residence, in Line street, opposite South Carollua
Railroad Depot, at 8 O'Clock precisely, THIS
tuesday AFTERNOON. oct.s.
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~ BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI-
FRICE, for Cleaning, Identifying and Preserving
the Teeth, and imparting q refreshing taste to the
mouth. Prepared by
EDW. s.. BURNHAM,
Graduate Of Pharmacy,
No. AZ King street, Charleston, 8. O.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr.
]. B. PATRICK, Dr.. B. A. MUCKENFUSS.
sep2s-3mos
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@-FOR PRESIDENT, g.
HORACE GREELEY.
For Vice.Presidsnf,
B. GRAFT BROWN.
Electors, 81.
STATE At LARGE,
N. p. O'gONNOR, Of Charleston.
W. q. WALLACE. OF Union.
S.tA. PEARCE, OF Richlsnd.l
COTE. FIRST DISTRICT,
W. W. WALKER, Of Georgetown.
SECOND DISTRICT,
JOHNSON HAGoOD, Of Barnwell.
THIRD DISTRICT,
SIEEON FAIR, Of NeWberry.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
". K. ROBERTSON, Of Fairfield.
oct24
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These examples will suffice for our purpose,
and nothing further need DO added except the
following summarized estimate Of the proper
donate number of horses, In New York and
Brooklyn, suffering fren the disease. 1t Is to
be remembered. however, that only a small
proportion of these horses are 30 much dlss-
bled as to be entirely unfit for work
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Marrif6.

RIVERS-DANIELS.-0n The 10Th instant, at
the residence or the bride'5 aunt, by the Rev. ".
B. Yates, JAMES O. RIVERS TO HlLvINA E, eldest
daughter OF the late Captain. Thomas Daniels,
both OF this city. No cards.
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asrWE SHOULD NOTsSUFFERF FROM
q Cough, which q few doses OF AYERS CHERRY
PECIoRAL VIII cure. Time, comfort health arc
all saved by It. q oet26-atuth8DsE
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N-Do YOU SUFFER- WITH MDIdEs-

EDO YOU SUFFER- WITH NDIGES-
TON, Headache, Pain In the Shoulders, Coushe.
TIghtness Of the CHEST, Dizziness, Som. Erlcta.
lions Of the Stomach, Bad Taste In the Mouth,
Bilious Attacks, Palpitatioa. OF the Heart, these
Pains In the regions OF the Kidneys, n hun
dred other painful symptoms. are the onsprings
Of Dyspepsia. lf:you would md inmedistep.
lief, use at once sIMHONs's HEPAT1o COZ
POUND or LIVER CUBE. It -invtgorates the
Stomach and stimulates the torpid Liver and
Bowels, which renders It Of unequslled enicacy
In cleansing the blood Of all impurities, and In
parting new life and vigor to the whole system.
1t is ready for immediate use, and for sale By
DoWIE, NOISE 3 .DXvIsyI
octll ..,s-; Agents for 30. 0s.t
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6perial Nptires.

|~sr GLOSSY BLACK WHISKERSARE
admired by every lady. You can have them By
using DR.. TUTT'SgIMPROVED KAIRDYE. Sold
everywhere. oct2keDtwss
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Receipts by Railroad, October as.
oorru n.pnr INA RI

1897 bales cotton, 100 obls -four. 80 bales goods.
To Railroad Agent, Wltte Bros, Mowry q Son,
W @ courtney & co. Felzer. Rodgers \ 60, GEO "
Williams q CO, l. D De,aussure, W Z Ryan, a!
Salinas, Reeder 4 Davis, Crawley q Demon, Tren.
holm & son, Murdaugh & Weekly, g h Walter q
co. W y Bee & CO, FL Meyers, T P smith, u d
Frost 4 co, Kinsman d Howell, W u Williams d
son. W W Smith. Lesesne Il Wells, 7 9 Boag. d
Son. W b Smith g. co, Sloan & selgnious, WIss q
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NOATHEAsTERN RAILROAD con-

90 7 ~OHXHIHsfoN, Sc, Junsts,, 1s11
Trains WIN leave Charleston Daily sioux AN
Arrive at charleston 900 A. u. Mondays et.
Trsin does NOT leave Charleston zoe 7. r, SUM.
Train leaving 1915 A. II. makes throughconnee-
don to New York, via Richmond and. AoqutA
Pssse1aers leaving by 8.o0iP. II Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Wsshtngton,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore, Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY tn.bai
This IL the c6eapesr. quickest 'snd mott pleas
ant route to Cincinnati, chicago and ptncr points
West and Northwest, both Trains making CON:
neonons at washington with Western Trains Of
s. 8. sOLOKONs,
Engineer ana superintendent
p r. m.EAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent o tmayN
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3 =, lasting twenty:tour hours, during which
spars and rigging, and stove b1lwarks.
Schr Aldsna Rokes, Rhodes, New York-6 days.
Stone. TO the Onstomhouso. Vessel to Cohen d
Wells.
schr George Washington, Sherlock, Ba.scoa-s
days. Fruit. TO Kressel Il Brandes.
Schr ElVins, Magrath, from Satilla River. 2745
bushels rough rice. ToJas 4 Pringle L sen.
Schr Ann 8 IDEAS. Garbatti. from West Point
MIL 40 tcs rice. TO Jos Cohen.
schr sarah Webb, PIgott, rom Back River. 1s4s
bushels rough rice. To Jas r Pringle d Son.
schr Gen Z 3 Lee, GrsdIcI. Cooper River. 1880
bushels rough rice. To W u Bee d co.
sloop George Washington, James Kelly, from
Pen Pon; 1l4 bushels rIuga nee. TO r Roper.
bushels rough rice. To D MCPHERSON.
Steamer Marion, Adair, ssDtee River. 4os
bales cotton. 125 bbls naval stores aud mdse. 10
Ravenel, Holmes 4 co, Pelzer. Rodgers & co. T
P Smlth 4 co. Jas III CaldwtH & Son, Geo Walter
4 CO, W Q Dukes 4 co, E II Frost l. CO. Jas X
Prlngle d Son. Reeder d Davis, Geo d lngrahsm
Smith. W y Bee & co, " Ryan, l. E Conner L
Sons, Henry Wapene-, s L Howard 4 co. Gslllard
4 Alnott. F L Meyer, las Wiley Il co. Fraser q
Dill. Jno Colcock Il co. G A 3myIhe, Sloan 4 Seig-
m nlo1s; B adaa, q q Parker, Whila is g. + Jones q @;I KIN
d CO. Street Bros 4 CO, Vim sinkler, D Paul & CO,
and others.
Steamer II 8 Allison, Togio, Edis,o, Enterprise,
Rockville and Way Landings. So bags sea island
WV u uAu uIu ~ DOuRla Nt6Ull,.
Rayenel& 30, Witte Bros. WO Courtney 4 co, W
A B yle, Fraser 4 Dill. Stoney d Lowndes, r
nufe & CO, " Ryan, W G Bee L co, Kinsman q
Howell, Jnascolcock CO, ? Mcpherson; GaIlard
Adams, Damon d CO, q Bi-chof q CO, and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
sshr Chas F Heyer, Poland. Boston-Cohen 4
Wells.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schr jos p Gordon, ireland, Philadelphia.
AT QUARANTINE.
A Spanish brig, unknown, ;
FROM THIS PORT.
steamship South Carolina, Beckett, at New
York. October %.
Steamship Charleston. Kerry, at New York,
October %.
schr Lewis Ehrmann, Rooks, at Baltimore,
October rs. -
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Albert Thomas, Rose, at New York, Ocro-
Der 20.
CLEARED FOR rHIs PORT.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, at New York
Steam ship Virginia, Hinekley, at Philadelphia,
schr Monsdnock, Hammond, at New York,
schr d o Shepherd. Clark, at New York, octo
Der 20. zig
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Span brig Rosetta, Abril, at Matanzas, October
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NIw YORK, October %.
Arrived, Charleston, Leo and Clyde. a
Arrived ont, AdrIatic, Cambria and Columbia.
Evening Arrived, South Carolina.
- s az
MEMORANDA.
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* AYANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD. =,st-n.i rs -

SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD. -a.i ~ -
ENANa
~OHAHL1s7oN, June,1A, l6tA
On and after MONDAY, June l7th, thu P6l-
senger Trains on this win run asloHoN9s.5:
EXPRESS .TRAIH. / ;t;isi0rGa5d
Leave Charleston .datly:....-.,....4..t45oR.x.
Leave Savannah dsfy.
Arrlye at Charleston daily:.s!..A..-ea-i TAN.
-. + n DAY TRAM. isi5s 40 G.Sc-.
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. z.Ao 1. d,
Arrive at Savannah Sundays excepted.' $50 f.H,
Leave Savannah, Sunday1 excapted..g llE1s =.
AIriv0 at Charleston, Sundays excited. $50 Pm.
Passengers from Charleston by 7.4o An. tram
make close connection with Port Royal Raffead
Freight forwarded daily on through BILE Or isd;
ing to points In Florida and by Savannah Zine q
gtsamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch Owen ~
freiehta for Beaufort and points on Port Royal
Railroad and e. as low rates as BY any other nna.
Tickets on sale at this ofice for Beaufort oyef
Port ROYAL Railroad. {. 6. GAuSDEH,
Engineer and Superintendent
g. O. BOYLSTON, 0enl TT and Ticket Agent.
jun1d 49,
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NoRrHgAsTBRN RAILROAD.

5o4 nales upland cotton, 81 bbls spirits turper-
tine, 10 bbls rosin, cars OF lumber, mdse, DC. TO
E ii Frost & co, W z Ryan,A ! Salinas. Aowry d
Cor. TIP Smith, G q Walter d CO. A y Smith, "a
Graeser. Reeder d DAVIS, Witte Bros, Caldwell 6
Son, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co, @nrdaugh d Weekly.
] b Kirkpatrick, Bardln & Parker, Whilden 4
ZONES. Rayenel Il co, W O Bee d CO, Jas R Prihgle
h SON. Geo " Williams j. co. F Bull. T D Dotterer,
d O Ebaugh, Kinsman b Howell, W @ Courtney
4 co, Galilard & MInoSt. ] Wiley, Dr E B Smith,
Johnston. Crews Il co, l. yelling, Railroad AGENT
Order, and others.
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
On bags sea Island ard III bales upland cotton,
1e bbls spirits turpentlne, IS bbls rosln, cars lnm.
Der. wood, mdse, &c. To Plnckney Bros, = T
n StorIn. Jno O'clock ~ co, Murdaugh & Weekly
L Chaplin. Mowry d Son, Al Salinas, A II BLOCK
er. ] o b Claussen, Reeder d Davis, Whilden q
Jones, Stoney i Lowndes, Mrs Perry, b Fordnam,
Witte BROS. Pelzer, Rodgers l. CO, Orawley & De
hon, " P Bowling, W O Bee Il co, O hsgWoodr
Fraser Il Dill, and others.
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NI.w YORK, October %.
Arrived, Charleston, Leo and Clyde.
Arrived out, Adrlatic, Cambria and Columbia.
Evening Arrived, South Carolina.
MEMOIR ANDA.
The Br bark Warrior, Kitchen, for Ball River.
s @, cleared at Boston, October "a, TO load for
Buenos Ayres. ..i..aas. i.
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MEMORANDA.
OF VESSELS

UP. oLrARED AND sAn.rD FOR THIS poR4
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by vir-
~ tue Of an order OF the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Dubois county.
the undersigned Administrative with
VIII annexed OF the estate of John
Buhr Deceased. will oT.r for sale at
public auction on the premises. on
SATCRDA y, June 18th. 1879.
the following lands of the deceased. situ.
ated in the Comfy OF Dubois. State OF
IntiaEa. fO-wi;:
The undivided two-par,s of the soul,
half Of the soutl, east quarter. and of
the North east quarter Of the south cas-,
quarter Of section No. twcnty-thrce t23
in township No. two -, south of range
No. four a, west. containing loD acres
OF land. which is the interest nf the
estate in the tract after dcd uc,iny an
Ome-ihird for widow share.
TERMS OFSALE. Onc-halr Of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash. and
The residue in twelve months. the Dur.
chaser giving notes for deferred pay.
mcnt. bearing interest. with approved
surety, and waving benefit Of valuation
laws.
Sale to begin at 2 O'clock, j. NJ.
MARY T.. BUR-.
Adm'rx with will annexed.
Is BuETTNER. Atty.
Nav Al at 1S7l-Aw
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In pursuance Of previous arrangement,
the Judicial Convention for the Sd Com.
mon Pleas District, assemble at Jeffer.
sonville, on the 22d inst. The meeting
was called to order by c. Doane, of Du.
bOis county.
On motion Mr.. J. J. Clark. of Craw-
ford county, was chosen Chairman, and
{. Doane, Secretary.
A call Of the counties showed every
county in the district represented.
On motion of Mr.. Morris, Of Craw.
for county, Hon. NJ. S. Mavity was
nominated for Common Pleas Judge, BY
reclamation.
On motion Of Mr.. j. X. Simpson, Of
Orange county, John G. Schafer, ESQ.
Of Dubois, was nominated for District
Prosecutor, by reclamation.
The candidates were called out, and
accepted the nominations in q few ap-
propriate and happy remarks,
On motion the Democratic papers in
the Judicial District were requested to
publish the proceedings, and the Con-
vention adjourned.
J. J. CLARK, Chairman.
c. DoAxE, Sec'y.
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Our NEXT CoSGREssNAx.-The Con.
vention at Jacksonville last week was
rather a storing one. as might be expcc.
ted where there were so many aspirarts,
and numerous tricks were used to in
fuence its decision, vet all finally end
ed harmoniously, and while we didu'.
get the man of our choice for a candi-
date, yet we feel satisfied that the Con-
yention have selected a gentleman who
will make good canvass, who has large
experience as to needs Of legislation.
and will be al honor TO the parry and
his district. And now that the nomip-
alton is made every Democrat ought to
periodically 60 to work, and roll up for
Mr.. Wolfe larger majority than was
ever polled in the District, thus admin.
istering rebuke to the spirit Of corrup
ton and extravaganza which pcrvades
the radical ofice-holdcr's party, which
will have . salutary effect hereafter.
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SHERlFF'S SALE NO. rs.

NOTICE is hereby given that by yir
~ tue ola certified copy of n decree
issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the
Dubois Circuit Court, and to me direct.
Ell, requiring me to make the sum al
Three Hundred and thirty seven dollars
and fifty-fivc cents. with interest on said
decree and costs, ] will proceed to offer
Tor sale ut public auction, to the highest
bidder. for cash in hand at the door Of
the Court House Of Dubois county. Ind.
lana, in the town Of Jasper, on
SATURDAY, june Goth, 1872. :.
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A, NJ.
and 4 O'Clock. Il. NJ. Of said day. the rents
and profits for term not exceeding Sow
en- years of the following described rca,
estate. situated in dubois county. State
OF Indiana. tO-wit:
HE south cast quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section No. seventeen
(l7) in township No. one (1), south of
range No. four a. west: containing
forty acres, more or less.
And on failure to realize the f,ll
amount Of principal. interest and costs
called for by said decree. will ut the
same time and place. and in like ma nncr.
sell the fee simple Of said real estate.
Taken as the property of Caroline
Seller. Charles Seller. Mary Blum, John
Blum. Elizabeth Hurst, John Hurst.
Rosa Hurst, Joseph II urst. Helen Hurst.
Emily Hurst and Anna Hurst de.
fendanis. at the suit of George Reiling,
plaintiff.
TOBIAS HERBIG, Sheriff ID. G.
Will A. TRAYLon ATTY.
May 3lst. ls7l.-3w.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
ss>r"' rssr,exs. No..

s1NTns rAkENks. No.,
- ,pril ~. plss.
Da JoHS RriL- Dear Sir. kno wing the efficiency :,
y'ur H'rsipara. and the healing ana beneficial, au ~
les II possesses. s,nd you the follow ing a,
nv
was wounded about two years aco--wss taken prj.
oner air, confined for six months. Being moved -, of,
ten my wounds have not healed yet have NOT Sal n,
moment since WAS wounded. am shot through IN
hips Ny general health Is impaired. and n~c, some
ihing 70 assist nature. have faith in your S,r
than anything else. wish that TO he GEM
ne Please cypress mo hsf dozen ho,sis< and obr,
CAPTAIN Z. r. JOHNSON.
ST. Lss ~ NO.
r S-The following ~ss'wri,f~n ApviI 3o'h lssc, b.
WIS Jennie Johnson. mol or Of Crrt. johnson;
I's JoHSt BrLh-Drar sk: Nv husband. rr G. =
.ohnson was skillfuI ugeon and physician in Central
.ew York. where he died. leaving the ai.ovc q. r
Johnson to my care Al thirteen years IL age b. had
rhron'c diarrhea and scroula. for which gave youi
Sarsaparia u cured him. have for ten years re-
commended " to many in York Chic and Iowa FOR
cro'ua, fever sores. md general debility Prrfcc,
uccess has attended II. The cures eHerted In some
asses q" scrofnla and fever almost
am very anxious for to again have recourse To
our SArsapara. lie Is fearful ~ getting q spuriou.
rtc'e. hence his writing 10 you for H. His wound.
'cre terrible. hut believe he will recover
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-31

/ THE AIRLINE RMlwAy.-We sup
pose we will have to call it thus, al.
though Il Is a mis-nomer. We learned,
while IN New Albany last week. tina, the
large tunnel is rapi,l!, approaching com
plesion. aud the work on the entire line
of the road ia such a state Of forward
ness. that i is likely TO be completed as
far rs IInntingburg early this Fall, and
the entire distance within a reasonable
time. The completion of this great
thoroughfare will add greatly to the
capital and industry of our county, and
be the means ofdeveloping vast fields Of
wealth IN iron and coal which now lie
dormant. and will thus add to the pros
perity Of all of our citizens. The OH.
'crs Of the company deserve comn,cn-
iati"n for the efficient management of
is affairs. and in conjunction with all
'ur citizcns we rejoice in its certain
'omplction. aud congratulate them ON
Is success.