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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-24
W A T T PL @ VI
EVER TRIUMPHANT; AND THE
CUFF BRACE PLOW,

CUFF BRACE PLOW,
of all sizes, from one to four horses.
WHEAT DRILLS, very superior HAIR
ROWS. CULTIVATORS, and all kinds of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS for sale on the
best terms.
Send for circulars
je 26-d,swSw9m WATT n CALL.
LOST OR MISLAID.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP
picaton will be made for a renewal of Certif1-
cate No. 65s for ONE SHARE OF STOCK of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Compeny
standing in my name the same having b, en-
LOST or MISLAlD.
J. P. BARKSDALE,
>Union Furnace, Patrick County, Va.
fe S-law4w
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-03

VI ITIh 7! dlcs not stOp Nt BOYD ann, ShnllcT
OF OF Mier switch, and stops only u signal at
BolShton ard LaECyilc.
~ rams do not Stop. (D stop on Signal.
iraih1 } and will run daily. All other tranis
daily except Sundays.
On Sundays uain will run one hour late from
Mayvillc t. Oil CITY
Train viii stop at Rouecvlle on Signal for Pas
s9ngerS Going NUr,h Of Tlru-yillc
Train may leave Oft Housewife Passengers that
were re Ceived North OF nIsyille.
j. LAWNENCF, Gen. Supt.
G.. J. HEPBURN. Asst supt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-03
Aewspaper,
MaliOnery.
Blank EsaNk,
~. at the Post Office Newsroom.
~ Call and examine -&c


l,,h III oHn, regain their health, appetite and
anI Iillils i1;ils and fever are broken up tine torpid
100 aMianeys IRE reused to action and the SUI
J, and u.alic u.,lic rapidly recovers all bv the luri
ai Ss.. wing influence o. Dr, McCalums DOT
|lrsn'ea eher % Wy it, Price, by mail, q %.
fSLurvI, w. Williams Medicine Co., Box 1,23j
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PETROLE VALLEY w.

ON and after Monday, N v 4, 1872, trains will
IL InAN.
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- ADVERTISE in the RECORD.
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tHs, New ;arS.
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Pimples. Blotches, and Erupto's Oh the face,
letter, RlngwUim. Elt shworms, Erysiplas, Scuryy
and eruptive scro ulOus diseases, have their or
igin from virus and Cor options in the blood DR.
McCallum's Root Blood Searchcr strikes ut the
source OF all scroiulous diseases by neutral2il
purglnS every kind of humor and corruption from
the blood Warranted Price, by mail sl0O
(ltoots sufficient to make quart of Blood Search
cr) i!lam1 Medicine Co, Pittsburgh. Pa, GUN
1856
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Dt MARK, NvAE,EFUgl her-,.
PIFTsBURG RAE yvhH-.
Time Table takes cfect Nov 2, .sg.
SOUTHWARK
SOKrHwAR

*station for jamestown, ?
with A. g. G, ". trains cast
Warren win trains east and
X X, HAYT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-18
TREES! TREES!I
Canton Nursery ]
NOTWITHSTANDING GROWERS

STpPOHT hnsincs, n.en ~ .our own
~ SrArE. Bn, Nursery sock OF mcn
who are near YOU of whose reputation
Won can have positive evidence. whether
- L. good or bad. honest or dishonest.
OiivrE AfrFsTsON. Proprietor ~ the
CANroN NURsEEl. located in Washing
ion county. lnd.. has been engaged in
tie Nursery business twenty Years. AMI
he's watched and studied up the history
ana character ~ an the best fruits dOpi-
ed la our climate and various ~oils. lie
j. willing 10 leave his reputation for in
tcgriiy and business capacity in the
hands Of the citizens OF his own county.
and any one desiring Information in re-
gard thereto. are invited 10 address or
call upon anv citizen OF the county. pub
licly or private. or any parties with
whom he has transacted business in this
and other STATES.
lie i now canvassing Dubois county
with some Agents. ALL Of whom are
furnished with certificates OF appoint
mcni on paper containing hi leticT-head
and printed address. All orders taken
by chem. will be- carefully filled under
the personal supervision ~ the Prnuric-
tor OLN Ell ALBEET>oN.
Canton. Ind.
4. - lie refers in Dubois county 10
Elijah ;. Hobbs. of Bainbri,ige town
ship. for his standing a a nuiseryman
aud truful dealer. june -. '7s-6w.
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nfitEis htrrlv given fhai ly ,ir-
= tuc "a vculiied pi dtsr,r ISSUED
n.m ihc O.ii.e uf the Diefs uf thr lu-
hoi- ircuii curt. and iO me tlrfied
rcfriring uic 90 make the -uin oi 80
hundred suG SiNfy-rnr dollar .nh tl-l-
ts-ivc cents. with Interest cu said deg
cree and costs. "a in proepci io oiler iur
sale &c public auction. "a tAs highest
bidder. Tor cash in h.ni. ai rhr door ~
fiir Cont House of Duh0i, county. In
liaua. IN The town 0f Jasper. Oh
SATURDAY, july 2sth. is75.
between the hours 81 lp o'clock. a. ~.
and : o'ciocE. T.. N. OF said dsy. the rents
aud profits Tor term not exceeding sew
en- ears OF tie following described real
estate situated IN Dubois county, State
Indiana. to-ysit;
The north west quarter OF the south
west quarterof section No. thirty-one. IN
township No. one ti1 north OF range
No. four (4i west containing thirty
nine AMI - huudrefth. arres. also
The north east quarter Of the south west
quarter of section No. thirry-one. iu
township No. one north Of range No
four west. containing forty acres. more
or les. all situated in the County Of Du-
bois. Stale OF Indiana
Aud on fsilurr 10 realize the full
amount 1T principal. interest anl costs
called for 81 said decree. | viii az the
same ume and place. snd IN Ike manner
sell ihe i-c simple 81 ~,ii real estate.
Taken ~ ihe property ~ George Dam
hofii.r and Msr-arctha Danhoeter az the
~nif Of fva \ orIkci.
said selc VII. l,c male without relief
from valuation OF appniSrmcHt law, ~
The State ~ Indiana.
JOHN WElhEI. sheriff ID. G.
II. BiErINrE Atiy.
-lulY All. ls73-8w.
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srncrlut foR Int JAsrEE coretn.
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ana siure'assortnent ~ chairs. ~ every style We
rese-ffnly invites those desiring anything n NV line
~ ri and examine his stock before rurct asine else
where he ~ confident ne car please them. RI his
new shap an the corner ~ ne Fnhii, square. west
~ th~ -fuft -lfuuet.
November ~. lstT JACOB ALLLs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.

NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir-
~ tue of an order Of the Circuit Court
of Dubois county, made at the June
Term, 1873. the undersigned Admins
traitor with the will annexed Of the
estate of Sebastian Gepp, deceased. will
offer for sale at public auction at the
door of Court house, in Jasper. on
MONDAY, August IN. 1873.
the following lands of the deceased. stu
ated in re County of Dubois, State Of
Indiana. to-wit:
The north west quarter Of The north
cast quarter Of section No. twentv-thrcr
cas-, township No one Nd south OF range
No. five 81 west, containing forty acres
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE. One-half OF the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash. and
the residue in ono year from dav of sale
the purchaser ewing notes. for deferred
payments. bearing interest. with ap-
proved sure'y. and waving benefit of
valuation laws.
sale TO commence AZ o'clock. =. NJ.
FRANZ FINK. Admir-.
II. BuTTTNER. Atty.
July 4ih. 1S73.-4w
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Cigar Mandatory.

Mr. c. l.. T.. Ulrich. at his manuf,c-
tory, on North Main Street. is turning
ont sevcrli fine grades of cigars. ~
y aiCA he invites the attention ~ deai.
nd lovers ofthc weed. lie sclis
amc quality Of Cigars ai lower
= than they can be bought Ia the
:. aud hopes our people will patron
re home institutions. aud save paving
freight. lie insurcs satisfaction.
may 30 = 3m.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LANDS

EXECUTORS SALE OF LANDS,
n Office j. hereby given. that by vir-
~ tue OF an order Of sale made by ihe
Dubois Circuit Court. az the last term
thereof. the undersigned Executor OF
the last will of Magdalena Holrath. de-
ceased. will sell at public auction GA ihe
premises. on
SATURDAY. August 2i. 1873
the following described lands and rea.
estate of the tesiator, situated in the
County of Dubois, State OF Indiana to-
wit
The south west quarter of the south
west quarter Of section No. thiriy-~iV
1867, in township No. one o.. south %
range No. five (5) west, containing forty
acres OF land, more or les.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-half of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash and
the residue in one year. 10 be secured bK
purchasers notes with approved free
hold surety, bearing interest from date
and waving benefits from valuation and
appraisement laws.
sale TO commence nj = o'clock. r. u.
MICHAEL SCHlTTER. Executor
II. RuETTNER. ATTY.
July ith, 1s73.-4w.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15
rHr 1EpoER AT THE EXPOSITION

The LEDGER press will add its cheer
ful hum TO the music Of the Exposition
and the thousands of visitors will have
an opportunity of witnessing the process
by which newspapers are made. We
will begin to take down our Hoe press
tonight, and hope to have it in full
operation in the Mechanical Hall by
Tuesday afternoon. On this press will
be printed, while the Exposition contin-
ues, the Daily and Weekly LEDGER,
Wunderman's German paper, the Rail
road Advertiser and several other
papers, thus keeping it in almost con-
slant operation. The LEDGERwill do its
part 10 make the Exposition an attract
i've success. The tide has set in strong
in favor Of the Exposition, and We be-
lieve it will be the browning of Memphis
energy for the year, and bright promise
of the future. In promoting this end
every business man and every taxpayer
is indirectly but surely promoting his
own prosperity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15

The Courier.Journal informs the world
that Omaha has gotten up a wild-goose
and wolf concert, for the benefit Of
Memphis. A railway official shot and
captured a wild goose. He only Grip
pled its wing, and upon capturing II the
brilliant idea Of putting Il up At raifie in
aid Of the Memphis sufferers was con-
ceived By him, and Immediately car
ried out The preparations were rapid
ly enlarged, and tame wolf was pro-
cured and a grand concert given, At
which the leading brass band rendered
its services free. Nearly q thousand
dollars vas realized from the venture,
which was forwarded 10 the relief com
miitee at Memphis. Il was then decided
10 send the goose and wolf on & grand
conceriinr tour. and Mr.. Miner, city
editor of the Omaha Republican, vas
appointed q committee 70 escort the bird
nd beast and lcfi Tor St Joseph. He
viii taks in al the large cities il Iowa
and Missouri, and possibly visit Illinois
and It i thought $4,000 can be raised
10 this novel manner for this noble
object"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15

The following resolutions were adopted
at meeting of the Bluff City Shooting
Club held last night:
Whereas, During the late epidemic,
the Bluff City Shooting Club, lost by
death, its honorable Vice President,
Captain Ben. f. Duncan, who was one
Of the organizers and original members
OF the Club; therefore be it
Resolved, We deeply deplore the loss
Of our worthy Vice President, whose
association with us during his lie had
been OF such a character as to impress
US with the nobility Of his nature, his
worth as a citizen and his virtues as a
man.
Resolved, That in common with our
fellow citizens, we tender this poor but
just tribute to the memory Of one whose
loss we will ever deplore
Resolved, That. as members Of the
Bluff City Shooting Club. we cherish
the memory Of our dead Vice President,
Ben. +. Duncan s something to be
treasured up as a memento Of departed
worth.
Resolved, That the members Of the
Bluff City Shooting Club wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days, and
that the Club hall be draped in mourn
ing for thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published in the daily papers Of the city,
and that copy be forwarded 70 the
family Of the deceased.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15
nar,narx Ranar,.

The deaths in the city during the past
twenty.four hours, up TO u m. to-day,
are reported by the undertakers as fol-
lows;
Maria McGehee, age 20, dysentery,
City Hospital.
James Allin, age %, spormatOrea, City
Hospital.
Chas. p. Johnston, age 30, eonsump'
ton, Poplar street.
Robert f. Brown, age c, yellow fever
l05 Madison street.
Total deaths, 4; yellow fever l.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15
A Hint 90 Fast Drivers.

Fast driving on our streets has been
the cause of many serious and fatal
accident, but yet the reckless or careless
driver is never punished and not often
arrested. In London recently green
grocer was found guilty of manslaugh-
ter and sentenced to Imprisonment be-
cause he ran over and killed little boy
The case was aggravated by the brutal
conduct OF the prisoner, who, when told
that he had crushed the boys head
against a lamp-post, remarked, 1t
serves the young devil right; he ought
to have got out of the way" In passing
sentence on the prisoner, Baron Brom-
we'll pointed out the mistaken notion
which drivers of vehicles too often en-
terrain that the road belongs to them,
and that they have sort of right to
run over anybody wLo happens to come
in their way.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15
MULTIPLIED HORRORS !

The incredible report is published that
every one found on the Virginius-Cu-
bans, Americans, officers crew and all
has been shot by the Spaniards. We
say incredible, but no atrocity is impos-
sible TO the blood-thirsty fends who con-
troll Cuba. If this country does not rise
in its might and punish the authors OF
this dannable work, the American flag
had as well be pulled down on every sea
and white rag run up in its place. This
is no longer question of technicalities.
1t rises up as an appeal to the instincts
of humanity in behalf of slaughtered
men. The assassination of Gen. Candy
which thrilled the country few months
ago sinks into petty ofense compared
with this wholesale murder by nation
of ancient prestige and boosted blue
blood. A fig for treaties which only
protect one side and permits highway
assassins to apologize away their otfenses
in a stiff, insolent correspondence. The
atrocity is intensified when we consider
that communication with the parent gov
eminent and the outside world was pur-
posely cut off until most or all American
witnesses to the affair could be shot like SO
many cattle. The government seems
aroused to a sense Of the indlgnity
offered the flag and the brutal execution
of brave men. whose blood cries aloud
from the ground. We have hope that
the preparations in our navy yards mean
full, unstinted retaliation. What apology
on paper would atone for such crime
as this, committed in the latter part Of
the nineteenth century? What does in
ternational law amount to when dealing
with elegant savages? The Captain
General of Cuba has been described as a
bar Of steel covered with silk-smooth |
and soft TO the to-ch, but unbending.
This illustrates Spanish character. As a
race they are proud of their ancestral
fame. The upper classes are educated
and naughty, and all of them cold, pitt
less and insolent barbsrians. The devil
has to be fought sometimes with FIRE.
This is time for such a policy. Avenge
the Virginius, lombard few cities to
the ground, make Cuba free and indie
pendent forever, then apologize after the
Spanish fashion and retire. Unless
something like this is done speedily,
Americans abroad will hereafter have to
take any insult offered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

MENrnls THEArER. Tom Taylor's
best play, the TioketoiLeage Man, was
finely presented at the thealer last
night. Mr.. Evans gave a 6no repre-
sentation OF Bob Briefly" the hero OF
the drama. The minor parts we're so
well sustained by the members Of the
company that each member is entitled
TO infinite credit, fact fully appreciated
BY the audience last night. il the re-
peated outbursts Of applause can be so
construed. Mr.. Morelsnd as THE
Tiger" Mr.. Knowles as "HAwkshaw,'
Mr.. Lang as Meter Moss" aud Mr..
Everett as "Green Jones" acquitted
themselves with credit. The May Ed
wards Of Mrs. Claude Hamilton was a
life-like piece of acting, carefully stud
led and charmingly presented. As
San" that popular little soubrette,
Miss Ada Gilman, was everything to be
commended. She received repeated en-.
cores during the song and dance, a de-
served tribute to talent. At the matt.
nee Marble Heart; at the closing Of Mr..
Evans engagement tonight the Ticket.
ofLeave Man will be the attraction.
Next Monday evening Mrs. Bowers will
open up an engagement in the Lady Of
Lyons.
tbs GEORGIA MINsTRELs -Callender's
Original Georgia Minstrels will appear
at Greenlsw Opera House on the goth,
Dist and 22d instants. The agent Of the
Company, Mr.. Thos. W. Brown, is in the
city making arrangements for the coming
Of the famous troupe of artists. The
Georgia Minstrels have secured a fine
reputation both in this country and in
England As vocal and instrumental
musicians and burnt-cork professors,
they form a most attractive combination.
WIRES OPERA House. This popular
temple of fun and amusement will open
wide its doors this evening for the
reception ofthe public. Among the stars
to appear may be mentioned Mile Annie
Hindle, the Little General, Little Pop
sey, Mile, Sallie, Lillian Howard, Grace
Garland, Mile Emeline, Maud Lewis,
Mile Rosa, Lille Melville, Lizzie Renow,
Mollie Williams, Carroll and Sisson,
Frank Steele, Sig. Columbus. The pro-
gramme has been carefully selected by
the manager.
OLYMPIC THEATER.-The old Wash
ington street Olympic attracts crowds
every night. The new people are all
artists, the dancing and vocal ex-
ercises being extremely good. Man
ager Buchanan has secured the SER
vices of fine variety troupe, and has
reftted the Olympic SO as to make it at
tractive to the public. Do not forget to
attend the Olympic tonight, as a
most attractive programme has been
prepared for the amusement of the pub
l;o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15

Ok the 18th of September, accord
ing to official statement, the First
National Bank at Washington had
on deposit $4,000 of Govern.
ment money, secured by bonds. The
United States, however, drew on it that
day for 100000, which was not paid In
a few days another draft for the same
amount, and then a third, with like re-
suit each time. The bank closed on the
18th, and it now appears that during the
six intervening days $4,000 more Of
the Government funds we're placed with
it on deposit. The concern is now pay
ing thirty cents on the dollar to its de-
positors. That is what we would call in
Memphis doing things "sorter loose,
and it has been limited before that there
is something sorter loose" like about
Washington.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15
ADVERTISING.
Greenvill

The October number of the Adver-
Users Magazine, published by S. NJ.
Pettengill & Co., of New York, has
come to bard. The typographical exc
cution is perfect; it is printed on fine
heavy paper, and is a model specimen
Of the printers art. The contents are
invaluable to the newspaper advertiser,
and of interest to every reader of news
papers. 1t contains a complete list Of
all the daily newspapers in the United
States, with their weeklies and circula-
ton; also, the population Of the cities
and towns in which they are printed;
also, list of the leading weeklies not
connected with daily paper, and lists
of the leading religious and agricultural
papers of the country and their circula-
ton. Besides this appears list OF one
hundred of the frst.class dailies and
their circulation. We select a few Of
these, including, Of course, the Mem
phis papers:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15
Marriages During the week.

The following marriage licenses were
returned executed to the County Clerk
during the week: John Reshe and Miss
NJ. c. Mosier, William Bole and Miss F..
Sharpe, George Rowden and Miss E.
Osborne, d. Shulze and Miss E. Thumel,
j. j. Crossett and Miss NJ. B. Sims, j..
X. P. Stares and Miss Belle Caraway,
G. A. Mathes and Miss NJ. K. Dulin, Fl.
Ebenhard and Miss Eleanor Lardner, G.
Kneudry and Miss Anna Wexter, Will
liam Green and Miss Alice j. Brooks, r.
Z. Puryear and Miss Emma j. Parki-
son. Four colored couples returned
executed licenses during the week.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-15

are made to advertisers:
There are certain facts about newspa-
pers which should be kept in mind by
advertisers, which are mainly these
Their circulation; the class Of people
who read them; their influence with
their readers, and their rates of adver-
Using.
Keep up your stroke. The public
know when an advertiser is timid and
half-seared aad when he means bust
ness, and believes in himself and bis
goods, and it will act accordingly. Many
an advertiser misses near-athand sue
cess by quitting too soon. The public
won't rush in and buy you out the FIRST
day. 1t has other things to think of.
Some viii read your announcement and
buy at once; others viii glance at it
one week, read IL the next, and buy the
third; others vii be haunted by il till
they are, at last, obliged to look Won nm
to ease their minds, and you are, mean
while, making your name and business
familiar to thousands, who will come 10
you some time. Pay no attention TO a
silly notion, encouraged chiefly By peo.
pie who have got 10 be prosperous, that
4 is not quite the proper thing to push
your business through the newspapers.
Il is just as legitimate as putting up a
sign over your door, aud far more mod.
est than sending out drummers 70 worry
people into trading with you, for your
newspaper advertisement addresses no
one in particular, aud whoever buyi
your goods IN consequence, really does
80 without your asking.