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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13
LATEST NEWS.
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10 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
From Washington,
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER SPY

WASHINGTON, D. C., March r.
THE DUTY on WOODS.
The ways and means committee decided this
morning to make a large reduction in the duty
on woods and wooden fabrics, on all combng
and clothing woods, under classes one and two of
the present law; woods on the skin, on hair of
the alpaca goat, and other animals, and all
secured or washed wools or hair of the above
classes, the duty is reduced to thirty per cent
cd Ualorem; on all manufactures composed in
whole or in part of the above materials, fifty
per cent. ad UaiOrem.
Mr.. Dawes struggled hard in the committee
against so large reduction, but in vain He
succeeded, however, in getting the duty on cape
woods fixed at ten per cent less than other woods.
1t is probable that the house will sustain the ac
ton of the committee, but the wooden manulac-
turers have no occasion for anxiety, for it will
be impossible to obtain any such reduction in
the senate
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Are working hard at their tariff bill, but unless
they make greater progress than they have in
the last month, it will be weeks yet before the
house can take up the subject of the tariff for
discussion,
RTE YERBA BUENA BILL.
The bill from the Pacific railroad committee,
giving onehalf Of Goat Island 10 the Central Pa,
cihc railroad, in its original shape evidently
would have failed TO pass, and the persons
having it in charge in the house suddenly
changed their plan to avoid defeat. 1t is thought
Chat the new proposition, submitted by Chair
man Wheeler may succeed. The attempt to
kill it outright on the spot failed, and the COM
Inittee will have another chance.
THE UNQUEsTIoNED COMMITTEE.
The house decided the contested election case
of Cessna VS., Myers, from Pennsylvania, with
out a dissenting voice or a vote in favor of the
democratic incumbent, This is almost unprece-
dented, as the case was a bona fide one, and one
which has excited much party feeling in Penn
sylvania. Cessna's claim to the seat might
have been defended with quite a show of reason
but the present committee of elections ID so con.
stituted that it commands the confidence of the
house, and its unanimous report on any case is
final. Nobody asks to discuss their unanimous
reports in the house. In the case of Norris VS.
Handley, decided unanimously yesterday by the
committee against the republican contestant
there will be no attempt in the house to over
come the decision of the committee. One reason
why these Just decisions are acquiesced in by the
house is, that the newspapers of the country
have so exposed and condemned partizan deci-
sions of election cases, that the politicians in
congress do not care to offend the known esti-
mate Of the country on the subject.
The next case to be settled by the house COM
mittee of elections is that of Gooding VS.. Wilson
of Indiana, from Mr.. Julian's old district The
incumbent, Wilson, is a republican, and quite
popular in the house. His returned majority is
only four.
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PORTLAND, Me, March 12.-The brig Antilles,
from New York with coal, was towed into port
this morning leaking badly. She had been
obliged to put INTO the gulf stream to thaw out.
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DACIFIC MAIL s s. 90 IS through lin

pACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
to California and China. Faces greatly reduced.
Steamers leave Pier No. a. North River loot Of Canal
street, AZ IL O'Clock. noon. on the
18TH AND 30IH,
except when these days fall on Suiday-then the day
previous.
March Is. steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain
Gray, connecting at Panama with steamer ALASKA,
Capt.
All depart res connect az Panama with steamers fol
Centra American and outh Pacific ports. Departure
ct 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamer JAPAN, leaving san
Francisco March l. 1871
one hundred pound baggage allowed each adult
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free
For sreight or Passage Ticket further Information
apply at the company = ticket office. the hart to
r. BABY, Agent; TO SJTrON 4 WHEELER 2Lincoln
Block, Worcester; or TO agents or New Fneland
G. L. BARTLETT & Co.
nlj dti ~ bfVaa stfees, Boston.
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1Hamts.

NACHINERY WANTED - One Iron
M Planer 5 or s n bed "a hand. Two or three In
Ene atngs, Or @ u bed q one 70 OF two o.
such machinery will pleasG aR i, 70 g x-IrnFr
mbl2 dot lbs Union st,
CITTKTTON WANTED-To do general
- housewoFs Apply a. 40 81 summer ST.
mhl2 d5'N
WANTED-kuril1 LIST. a Tenement Of 5 or
w rooms small family west N sja q N" with Is
[ NJ Markham Go 1913 Main ST dat' mhl2
SITUATION wANTED-To do general
- h9usework Apply at 40, 40 40 AssOns' street
DARTNER WANTED In light manu-,
5000. Address Partner" spy ofite. DIT. mhiS
WANTED-For afew weeks, an American
W woman or fiji who is a goo seamstr9ss and w,
linz t. assist in other ways d 9?are at No " oxford ST.
WANTED-A competent glr to do gener-
w s,g al housework Apply a! No 40 Exchange ST.
POARD!-A man and his wife, or one or
- two 5 gentlemen can find pleasant room mn5 nh
XVANTED-A situation as Cook in a re-
Nv, spectacle family Apply at No 81 Spring st.
INVITED no HIRE-A Farm in the VI
dress a3as p %9isni'T JOSE q wooDw 81
WANTED ! - Firstclass Talloress Coat
mill diff WI. WILLARD.
NNANTED-A Boy from 16 to IS years of
" OF age, TO learn The Furniture business
mill diff No AZ Main st.
XVANTED--By young man of expert
d CI e, m Soo, ,'d Shoe store Goou references
gwen. Address Box 2sl, East Douglas Mass
mill d-'S'
-, -, - ooao,,,,,,,o
- dated with board and rooms also table O0aF "a at
WANTED TO BUY-A lot of MANURE,
| Box 469. dtr ml9
XVANTED-Two first-class Mllliners. APP
MI mhs ply at dn Ho' is is Main i; st.
WANTED - 500 Thirty Bottomers on
w Mems and Boys BroganI and al, PI9 3I Shoes "a
Brookhed, Feb p, 1872. DIFF 1873
BOARDING HOUSE-No 80 Pleasant ST.
ID HAyGSG CHANGED PRoPRtsToRs,
Undergone thorough repairs OF painting, paperng &c
mas Shg few nice rooms de IL leu A. RUSSELL.
A COUNTRY STORE FOR sALE.-Iu-
N gu re OF &. d. ALnRlCH,
mh2 DIV TrumDull square.
WANTED!
sTEAw HAT HREssEMs,
and Plaster Block Maker. Flagss building
| WANTED Girl Custom Coat and Vest
mn8 Makers "a e once At 3 Bi Gh LoNeIEY
| NVANTED-By American, English and
w Irish eils, situations at housekeeping, housewolk
cooks table and chamber work, in hotels. boarding
| houses saloons, private Families, &C Also, wanted by
young man, situation to learn carpenters trades
best ce besides several other young in w
rOus kinds OF employment. nted, to let, one hundred
tenements 1t 81 per tenant extra charge after Apply
| at Az Main ST., up sta rs, No. 6. -
| MI dl3t* q. ELLIOTT
| WANTED TO PURCHASE "A desirable
| w Residence. centrally situated Apply 10 ". L.
| RICE 81 Elm st., or at Office of Washbum u Moen
| Mnnuac turing Co diff mhT
| ANANTED-In q small family, capable
| w American girl. as an assistant; who under
stands sewing and would make herself genera ~ useful
ind good home and lbe al wages by applying to
| MRS, A. H. WlLDEH, at No II anut street.
| mhl2 diff
| WANTED TO BUY-A light Cash paying
| W BUSINESS Any having such usness to dis
pose may address p. o. ox 4S2, orc, Mass stating
the kind and amount Of business done, capital required
| NC. dbtSHlt" m4lS
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HALLWAY CIRCULATING LIBRARY Some
ono III the management of the Boston and Al
oany rallrc'ad had the admirable foresight, three
or lour years ago, to begin a library for the use
oil rue oflcersNand employees of this great cor
poIahon' Books[ are safely sent and returned
between stations one hundred miles distant from
each other, and Worcester, Springfield and AL.
bany, which are pretty well supplied with read
ing facilities, make use 9f this railroad library
An appendix to the catalogue, which has recent.
ly been printed, gives ilist of sss volumes
which were added between jim 7, 1870 and Feb
49, 1872. This library was started with the OH.
ject Of putting within reach of officers and EN-.
ployes the best books on the railway system and
industrial arts, and also as many on the sciences
and Ia general literature at shall he attoinoblo
With the additional volumes in this appendix
i: las now 1913 in the Circulating" and 1ss IN
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'ow TO ll-AsPrRATE.-An Engshman, Mr.
H., recently living on p street, in this city
complained to his landlord not a great while
ago in regard to the crampcd accommodations
oil his house. III" said the wcll-meaning repre-
sentative OF John.Bu eff there was more (h)eH
to the back of the 'ouse, my wife would be hem
tirely contented to stay"
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The HARTFORD Posi- has the following
which may interest Worcester readers:
1t is now certainty that Mr.. Washburn, of
Worcester, will establish a branch of his ccle-
hrated cal-wheel foundry in the northern part of
this city. On Saturday the deed for the land
adjoining the Hartford and New Haven railroad
just above Suteld street. was passed to Mr.
Washburn, said land being given by public
spirited citizens, A main building 200 feet long
by 80 feet wide, with outbulldings, will be erect
ed at once. and is TO be completed by positive
agreement, within six months. Mr.. Washburn
confidently expects, before the LIST of July of
this year, TO have tine establishment in operation
and 100 men at work"
This announcement is rather premature. 1t
is true Mr. Washburn has received the offer of a
lot OF land in Hartford, on condition that he
will locate a branch establishment there, but no
definite arrangements have as yet been made.
1t is very probable, however, in view of the in
duccments offered, that instead Of charging his
works here 10 accommodate the requirements of
ms rapidly increasing business, he may in time
crafty the people of Hartford by establishing a
portion of his works in that city.
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V3-VI 10 put THTV ITTU HWII 1IIUlIIII 70 IOW UUIt
The committee on plans and architecture from
the United States centennial commission wilt
visit New York and Boston in u few days TO con
fer with architects.
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MACHINERY WANTED - One Iron
lNA Planer sor & n. bed pa hand. Two or three In
zinc Fthrs 4 3 or 10 n bed. "a hmt One two To
mil small size Parties wishing to dispose OF
CHARLES WILDER.
Iqa IT,ior
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INVITED no HIRE-A Farm in the VI
w entity OF Worcester for more wears Ad-
dress stating particulars JOSE IL c. WoODW ARD,
Worcester, Mass d3w- mill
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SITTKTTON WANTED-To do general
= homework Apply az 40. 81 Summer st.
mil d3N
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uril LIST, Tenement Of OF
w rooms for a small family; west side Of Main 81
preicr,e1 Apuly to 1ress - b. S 5 MI, msu
l MnNhnrnh " On Mn 81. u5l- Ilnlz
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SITUATION wANTED-To do general
- homework. Apply at \ o. 40 AssonGt street.
m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29
SHFRIEF's SALE. no. -.

NOTICE j. hereby given. that by viz
the vi certified copy OF u decree
issued from the Office of The Clerk of the
dubois Circuit Court. and to ME direct
ell. 10 make the sum Of One thousand
and ~cvenfy->cvcn dollars. with interest
on said decree and costs. will procce,l
TO offer for sale al pubic auction. 10 The
highest bidder. for cash in hand. nj tl.e
door of the Court House Of Duboi.
county, Indiana. in tic town OF Jasper.
Oh
SATURDAY. April 9Th. 1872.
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock. A. NJ
and 4oclock. T.. NJ. of said day. The rents
and profits for a term not exceeding sew
en- years of the following described real
csta.e situated in Dubois county. State
OF Indiana. to-wit:
The cast half of the north east quarter
Of Section No. thirteen. in township Ma.
two south of range five west. containing
eighty acres. and the south half of fIe
south west quarter of the north west
quarter of section No. eighteen i'm town
snip No. two south Of range four west
containing twenty acres. aud containing
lii all one hundred acres, more or less.
ANA on failure 10 realize the full
amount of principal. interest and cost.
called for by said decree. / will at Tho
same time and place. and in like manner
sell the fee simple of said real estate.
Taken a. the property Of Henry kcr-
wer and Christina kcrwcr. at the suitl
of Enoch Abel.
said sale will be made without relief
rom valuation or appraisemcnt laws Of
the State Of Indiana.
.ICEi Al lERBlG. Sheriff ID. G..
WILL a. iR,YLos. ATTY.
-"6''n -. ie'-.-sws. Si2 50
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sHoT.--'We are informed tina, on Mon.
day last, the two brothers Jordan ond
JAS. Vincent. went to Bill Hays' house
III fike county, and one of them beat
nun terribly, after which the other at.
tempted TO drag him ont of the house.
when Hays shot Jim Vincent. the bail
gong through his h'nd and grazing his
stomach, but not injuring him danger
ously. The parties we're arrested and
bound over TO appear at court.
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OF TIE Owensbero Monitor SAWS
The iron for the railroad south OF llv-
crmore has been purchased nj New
Albany by President Weir Oh very adj
vaniageous terms To the company, we
learn. We also learn that President
Weir has effected a mail contract will,
the foslotlirc Department Washing
ton. Whereby u daily mail will be sup
Piled 10 persons residing along the route.
and which will prove a great con,cn-
fence 10 them.
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Fer the Jasper Weekly Courier.
Ireland Slioo..

iceland. INr., March .a,l. 1872.
The closing exercises Of The winter
term of The Ireland Graded school. took
place NJ the Ireland school house to-day
and was attended hy quite number of
ladies and gentlemen. friends of the
srhuol. The cNcrrisr, were OF such "a
character n 10 interest any intelligent
mind. The students seemed 10 take hold
of the different branches in such man
ner rs 10 plainly demonstrate that no
small amount al pains had been taken
10y their Professor in givin. Instructions.
Not single failure was seen during the
entire day
Amer. the rccila.ions were over " ifh The
audience was favored with very inter
c>iing Evolutionary exercise. which,
showed advancement in thai branch OF
science. This exercise was closed viii,
a speech on the five srn>cs by nr. Gle
zen. The DIR. handled the infect in Il
very plain and Instructive manner.
''+. " 4alsi st.Ai - a lew very
appropriate REMARKS. compIin.iiing HI
pupi.- ior The iiilhini manner in wl.itili
tley lEu! pursued their studies. aui
urged them 10 b, dilliecnr in the grand
work begun. Ii
lrclaims educational prospect. were T,
never 80 Gathering a. now. Ike people (.
seem 10 be awake nn this subject. and ;
Ire Hing I" put their shonl.lcr, to the
heel. and ca,i-c the good begun work /.
o roll Oh over the Lead OF every oppo-
iiion.
We nave an instructor. WHO i able :
nd willing. 10 carry on This work. ii he &
an obtain the material. and; ihat In,
zen furnished in abundance Jlurny
he past term, ard prospects are very s.
ivorabe for large attendance during !
he future one. y
We are expecting Ia have our village (,
irongcd with students Ills spring
ON the diilercn, parts OF the country.
Most respectfully. sTAIII.. II
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I We notice that in several counties ,hc
Central Committees have taken tie upc-
essarv steps 10 assemble conventions oi
the people. for the appointment of dele
.aie> to The Democratic State Cnnvcu-
! ficn. which will be held on The l.f.l of
June. This dsy was selected with -,.c-
nj reference 10 the convenience of The
Turning Interests. aud we hope 20 sce
tie same representation from Tho conn
Try thar VIC usually have hal whom The
onvenfion was held on tie sth of
Jauuarv.
The Convention y i'll be held a. n time
that will aitnrL 10 il unn>ual i,rporfauce.
II hein@ the first State tonver ion wh;r.,
will assemble after The two Ieugh,,elu
-lie National !.e,niiire.
invention nj llliieslclphia. AMI t,,a
] liberal Republican conventions. ut lin
rinnGfi. %. a. can be- readily seen. tic
action Of tie l2ii. OF .Iule carvriltinr.
may determine who shall H. lie iiryt
President aud VIVA! shall be .ir ;li:,r.
policy Of Tie country. Can riorr b.
-aid 10 show bow important Il is ,ii.,
he wiSc>t AMI most experienced mai. n
the party should br selected a. lnle.-,tc.
10 The l2ih Of June Convention Thc
people should attend the county conven-
lions aud see thai good men and ;ruc
'le Sclecfcd for delegates. anil those 10
y nom tbs duty !, Delegated ~;orll not
ali 10 discharge tie trust cunt.del 10
hem. hen 80 much is depending
ipon the action %! onr State Convention.
ma such Important results may f,aw
rom H. y becomes the duty Of every
'onnty not only TO send full delegation
4 its best representative men. but ~,
ne delegates thus selected TO rive day
n two to the welfare of The country. i
IInlianaDnlis sentinel. :
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The winter term Of this school having
bees very fully attended, and epding on
The !sd inst, the principal ANNOUNCES TO
INC public that the Spring term will be-
gin on Aprii 9th, 1872. and be of three
months duration. Instructions thorough
ia all the English branches. Board can,
lie obtained In good families at from
S2'.5 to S2.5O per week. For further
particulars address the undersigned al,
ireland. Dubois county. Indiana.
Hdrsh-r. ". CLINE. Prinrira,
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Y VIII 4. i hcrcb, given that h, :,
me "fa certified copy of de-,
issued from HE office a. IN. (lerL ~ |
Hnb'i- Circuit Court. and To- me dir,
c'i. rcu.irin. me Ia make ,h. .u,,,
Nin" Hundred aud ~iAiN-,iyc d.I
aid eight, cents. with interest ON :,
decree and costs. will proceed To- on
Tor >Ile n, public auction. 50 the LisI'
bidder. for cash IN hand. ,si the door
Tie aur House ni' Dubois r,unt, H.
Ena. ~ The town at Jasper. on
SATURDAY. April 2.,h. 1877.
briw"eli The houY- of Iuocln.k. 4. N
and ! nrlock. l.. VI. of said day. ia. r,.n
n'.d profits for a Term not cNccr,liuy :.
en- Years of ih,. following .i.,rrih.J -.
estate. situated ia buLoi, couul, :. !.
of Indiana. to-gii:
he west half of lhr ,ni,fh west am.
Ter oi serti"n M. eighteen. IN town. N
No. two >"ni'i of i..n.- NJ. tnnr wr]
M" me south east quarter II The ION
r'i~i quarter of >r.'tiun w. thirteen
'owh>hil No. two soul, oi ra,ye NJ
I'VE west. containing l,U acre, NOR, :,
less.
And on failure to rcalizc the II,
ln'"r'I' %! principal. interest and 60.
allied for ~ said decree. | will Al nj
anne time and place. and ia like mann.
ell ne lee simple OF said real estate.
taken = The prop.riy Of Henry K-
Nrr and Chii>iiIa kcrwcr. nj The sui, j
u lillian ,. Cu.bcllsun and William (,
iulbert-on.
said sale Will be- D,a.lc without reli-
rom valuation or a,,pr.ieinent law. :.
lie state of Indiana.
TOBIAS HERBlG. sheriff ID. G..
Conn X >'TI,ryE. Aif.s PlA..
March -. lss I.-aw. Sl2 so
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THn SCHOOL liovSE.--Ihc contract for
building iac school house in Jasper, was
lei on Wednesday lasl.--thc mason work
TO l.. n. Iiochgc>ang. for Sa,7a5 and bal
anec 10 John Berger. for s3,l33.--nak-
ing total OF $3.50. This is All exceed
ingly good contract for the town. being
something over $500 less Than the lowest
bid pat ia the week before.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29

'ItT VII De AT Auction Sale of 80
Town Lots in Riedcr's addition to
the town Of Jasper. held mt the place. on
MONDAY. April ls,. 1872.
As these lots are located on level aud
elevated ground. close to the incorpors.
led town of Jasper. with good wafer
easy accessible. said sale offers q GOOD
ana rare chance for those who wish In
acquire landed property for suitable and
healthy situated building sites.
TERMS OF SALE. NJ r,o
purchase money PAYABLE in cash: and
''.r oalaiice " one year. the purchaser
gisihg note bearing interest. with good
freehold surety. or secured by mortgage
on the premises.
-, GEORGE RIEDER.
March 18th. 1874 3us.
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Circuit Co,lrf.

~ eohslderatie number of person
were In town this week in attendance m,
ON circuit Court. Judge Maloit pre.is,
e"' ana as usual. won eucomiumS tor hi
rare ability as tt judicial officer. Dobbin.
prosecuted the pleas of the State with .
vim which strikes terror into the heart.
~ ev'' doors. Judge Baker and T. r.
'ooh. "f Ninccnnes. and Judge DeBru.
Ter and {. l.. Wedding. OF Eockpor,
Henry A. Pecd. of Loosootec :. H.
Taylor and John III. O'Neail. Esos .,
Washington were tie Attorneys from
aoroad In attendance. The followin.,
dispositions WAS made of the yar;ou.
causes:
STATE of Indiana vs.. Ecni. Wright for
perjury VIM. Gichey. Grand Larceny !:
James Raburn. forgery: Wells .Jonc.
and Robert Parsons. trespas.. aud Mar,
WINS Ior arson were continued for pro-
cess. The State ". LAFAYETTE Picker,
and Others, a. & r. with intent. was
nollied.
Stale vs.. Neudeck. A. & b. will in.
'eht. eases. change of venue from
Judge, and set for hearing Before .JudYe
NaSity on the 18th day Of next term.
State vs. David Wir,hing. perjury 4
n",iied. but defendant held TO await uew
Indictment. &c" I
State v. John Thurman -rctailipp-
three casses; plea guilty: fine So i'm each
case.
9tate rs. Jos. Help retailing . eases
= plea guilty--tine 50 in each case.
;. Ha'e vs. Paul pcrjurv--nol-
iird. and defendant held for new in,t;r,-
nei'i winch was returned and upon trial
dciendan; acquitted.
hooert Cox. W. \. j. Hawhee. Geo
for s432 %. "'"'
Thomas Harris VS.. Aaron Moore. dis /
missed. "s
fellx Bohart, vs.. 7. IIcrbig and i
huebier : venue changed TO Martin Co (;
T.. Cochran. vs.. L. McIver--dismissed u
(;eorra Palm, t;
tinued. eo"- !
y. Miller vs.. Joseph Ferguson and
James u. Stewart-judgment for S5l4 II
10. without relief s.,
L. a. iIoch.:csanr. vs.L. Brucl.rw
dismissed. f,o
Lemons vs.. W. Monroe--,lisnissed g
.tphn Miller. VS.. the Board OF Com >:
niSsionerS Of Duboi, county. dj.,n;s.nd rl
il plaintiffs costs. PC
p,. - IN
-. broselner vs.. L. j. Parsons, ef. n. u,
Judgment for 1927 IL. M
John Carr vs.. Aaron Moore judgement n
or sl25 81. a,
george Keeling vs. Caroline Seller tn
ofcciosnre and judgment for S33s,77 81. ito
Nick Schmidt vs.. Town of IIuu,inr. pc
urg--a ppeal-dismisscd at pla;ntif.. ti'
Osts. arr
y. Chatiin vs.. Jas. Clements. Nancy q;
leincnts--foreclosure and ~.
ccree for x377 "a. -" .'''
y: Mehringcr v. Joseph 4. Miller Of nm
Judgment for S232 80. fro
Jos. L. Schneider V. Allen Davison-- cot
iGgment for $50 81. OF
IL. ii. Beebe ". Thomas Simmops the
nj Sarah A. Simons foreclosure VI
augment and decree for $3.50 40. -
Jos. Leisinal vs.. Alex. Shoulders
:. al--judgment for SS7 80.
Robert McCord. ct. al, vs.. VI. Kcmp ~
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