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~ Right Rev. Charles i. Mcllvainc,
bishop of the Episcopal church of the
diocese Of Ohio. died at Florence. Italy,
on the 18th inst. This announcement
will cause pang of sorrow in many
hearts all over the United States. Dur.
ing his ministrations in the church fer
overirL half century he had become
widely known. and wherever known
was universally loved. lie was the first
minister we earned to revere, and the
longer we knew him. the more we adj
mired and respected him, for his great
talents and firm devotion. His remains
will probably be!brought to Cincinnati
for burial. Peace 10 his ashes.
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az Some of the city papers are con-
tinually prating about the proper field
and make up ofcountry papers,as though
the country papers couldn't take care O
themselves. If the city papers will de-
vote themselves to their own affairs We
presume it will be fully as profitable fol
them. as with the present admirable co.
operative system the country press are
fully their equal, and entirely independ'
ent of them. There's where the shoe
piuches.
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THE u0gsE THAT OAKS
E,l.-T.


81
The Buffalo "CoUR:ER' breaks into
child-likc warbling OH the subject Vi
Ames' Congress doings:
The Union Pacific is the road that Ames
built.
c. NJ. is the malt tina, lay in the road
that Ames built.
NJ. C.s' are the rats that ate of The matt
that lay in the road that Amcs built.
{" ii. e." was the cat that Went Tor the
\ rats that ate of the malt that lay III the
/ road that Ames built.
/ Truth is the COW with the crumplci
/ horn, that tossed the dog. that would
worry the cat. for sna,ching such rats
as ale of the malt that lay in the road
that Ames built.
Poland is the maiden all forlNrn. that
half MIXED the COW with the crum-
/ pied horn, that hoisted the do". that
i got mad at the eat for exposing the
rats that ate of the malt that lay in the
road that Ames built.
'i"S. c.. is the man all tattered and torn,
i that lied 10 the maiden all iorlorn. that
half MIXED the COW with the crunl-
i pied horn. etc.
Henry Wilson is the (K. NJ high priest
All siiaNCu uuu VIM ttbl'hsea
his dead wife TO acknowledge his corn :
he's rs bad rs dear Schuyler all
tattered and torn. that fawned on the
maiden all forlorn. ETC., AID NAU>EAM-
Fear is the cock that crowed in the morn
: and frightened the priest all shaycn
I and shorn, into selling the malt. twa.
his wiie's Tin horn,) lest il might
arouse the popular scorn. If mall
should be found in the family of thu
I h. n. high priest, who desired Il
II adorn the chair of the man now tat
). tered and torn, who honicd the maiGei
: all forlorn, etc.
NcCoinb is the farmer that sOwed thu
corn-when he sued the whole {. NJ.
s concern = that inspired the cock T.
crow in the morn and brighten III
priest, all shaven and shorn. into spill
: ling the malt from the family horn
lest the finding it there might subjec
him to scorn. and forever destroy In
{, chance to adorn the chair of -. L.
e or bearer iorsworn. which the sam
Al is the man all tattered and torn. An
:, that explained and explained TO Ill
- maiden forlorn. that fooled with tn
COW with the crumplcd horn that to-
d sed the dog that worried the cat. ia;
re went for the rails. that ate the inal
n, that lay in the road that AInes built.
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o. To-day a man returns from Wash
ington to his Indiana home. whose pres
ent active career is ended. Tie Hon.
Michael L. Kerr has served Indiana
with conspicuous ability fer more than
twelve years i'll the Congress of The
United States. In that Ion. term. al
though his Judgment deceived him o.
lcasionally. his record shows no marx
that an honest man could regret. An
earnest Democrat from the core of his
heart, be advocated tic extreme terms
of constitutionaIism when i.,e Ccu>titn-
i.ion was wisely held ia aheya..e ~.
the greater work OF saving the tninr.
which is greater and infinitely mrrp
precious than any constitution. In the
advocacy OF this strong rock OF his .aii..
Mr.. Kerr Incurred the o,iiuni Of oypo--
ing the war. but those VINO took care 10
read him right and follow lis words.
knew that more loyal champ ion of tie
Union did not move in the ranks o!
public life. In all the bursting storm o.
expvsed robbery which has overs helm
ed the men who held place in Congress
during Mr.. Kerr's term. he almost alone
escapes unsmirched. None las ever
III VI - rfFHA--
ter action on him. lie has been from
the first unspo,tea from the word Of
corruption, and after continuous srr-
vice Of years he returns modestiy e. III
home poorer than the average CLERK a
mechanic. The public service c..n i'll
afford to lose such nan at this time
although such man can hardly afford tC
soil his reputation with public place
Iduring such saturnalia of robbery ~
has now set in. The time and the plac,
will come. however. and the people wht
! have loved and honored the intrcpit
leader wiz discover way for lis use
, fulness and mirror for his honesty
The presence of one such man in
movement is an orifiamme of victory
and when the reform spirit is who'll,
aroused. Mr.. Kerr will not be the Las
lin the multitude. In all the wise legis
, lation of the years that he passed il
! Congress, Mr.. Kerr's name stands prom
inen.ly identified and i'm all the grab
and steals his dcnuciation stands a
lplainly attcsted. He voted TO bring tn
Mobilier robbers 10 punishment and h
voted against the salary steal. His re
, cord is career worthy the days Q
!, Marcy, Jackson or Dickinson.
indianapolis Sentinel.
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NJ Attorney General Denny has given
his opinion, that under the new Judi
cial Act. spring terms Of courts cannot
be held legally in those counties where
the time il so fixed as to make it impos-
sibe for the Judges thereof TO begin al
the first county mentioned in the section
composing the circuit. If this construc'
ton is correct q term OF court in thi,
county next week would be illegal. W.
understand that Judge, Bicknell concur'
In this ruling in his circuit.
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"Judge Gregory, Of Lafayette, and
formerly one Of the Judges of the SUI
preme Court of the State o. Indiana, in
q case before the Commissioners Court
of Tippccanoe county, gives his opinion
as an attorney, that the temperance law
is unconstitutional in this: That by rea-
son of its discrimination in favor o!
those holding licenses under the old
law, il is not uniform in application a.
provided by the constitution.
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"A lamentable accident occurred in
New Albany on Friday last. Three
little children ran upon the railroad
track behind train OF freight cars that
was switching on the side track. When
the train backed it ran over all three
But one, frankie Scott, aged three years
was crushed to a jelly. The other two
ESCAPED unhurt.
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~ Mr.. Steinhauser has brought q
suit for SANDER against ex-Sheriff Her.
big, for speaking words derogatory OF
his virtue as stage driver, and of his
fitness to convey lone females in the
stage, and saying that he, Steinhauscr,
was no. second Moses. Damages are
laid .; 5000. The investigation bids
fair to be quite an interesting one.
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'ssSA ~ A@aiuN -hf.Ntf stStst itE SAFE
For the non-paymcnt Of principal .ni
interest dac and remaining unpaid Ia
the Common and Congressional School
Fund, vi Dubois County, Indiana.
STATE or INDIANA. pVBois CoUNrY. q:
CONGRESSIONAL SCiIOOLFUNb
Mclver Thomas y. ". sr. Of the \.
T.. ar. Sec. 33 r.. ! y. II; W.. containing
40 acres: mortgagcd 10 The State ~ H..
diana. Tor the use OF u. 3 > X Az. for
the sam Of So. interest So g: total
amount including damages and costs
S.lI ~.
W : T. or. See. Il > ; II W. con.
timing 50 acres: mort.agrd by Serincr-
-hcim Victoria. 10 lhe Sale of !nAians.
fur the u>c os II > X ) W.. for the sam
uf $3.50: interest due >l4: total anIouni
including damages and costs s22l ~.
y. " or. of the > !. az. SIC. 81 I -
1. W.. r'niainin. 81 acres. aud the y
l. ar. Of the : W qr. sau,e -cc Town ard
range. ~ acres. morigaged d, Fell, John
l.. ro Tie Slate Of In6ima, for ,he u-e ~
r > !, 5 W. for The sum of $40: III
.terest .li, total amount including Gan-
ages and costs s2.3f -.
COMMON SCHOOL FIND.
:, r pr of tlr. : " ar containing
arrr~. ami tIc : " az. 81 tie > |. NJ
confirming a. arrrs. All IN SO. - l
II , W.. Iaoriga.s,-d hy kirstcrsr >ir,
"a. tn tie stale Of Indiana. for tie q
uf tile Common school Fu'd. ,ur I,
sam ~ $3.50: Interest due sl7 20; 4"
aIuount Including damages aui ,Os
S.7S -
\ 81 thr " gr. sec. - 7 NJ
Y ". confirming - acrc-: morigagrd
tsfU!fer Peasant T.. 90 the State nr nd
.mn. iur tie i'st ~ the Common -'clo
i:'n.i. for tie ~um o. $40: Interest Dc
s.i: total amount incluiing dana,
and co-:- s..3p Il.
I Tn. : :. gr. Ut The y " qr.. eon:a Z
lfpg 10 arsc-. aHl the : v ~. Of thc
WI. A.. ynulsinx - a-rr-. ana The g. ~
the : " Or. cvnttinin. 81 ,.-fe-, Al y
Y -. Il. X; ; W, Nor .sAs god ~ VIZ
lfur:4 -rrlaer.hcin. IT, he :, l'e o. lni.
lna. fur tie H-e Of thu in,m1'''n -cil"oi
Fund. far the sum nf s-lS IL; lnirr'''
ltIrc sl7 81: total arnnUn; incluiIns
l,lamsgeS ard ro>I> $.i9 a.
7. August Lii~clgi. Auditor OF '1li
county. liz said Stale. DO lirrsby crrlIs
that The foregoing List contains iu'
and correct statement of all lands iiahf
Ito be- advertised aud sold for the non
lpaynent Of PRINCIPAL aud Interest dn-
land rensiuiug unpaid 10 the toHm'A
lsud tor .rr,- >ional school Funds q Nv,
bcis Comfy. on The Ali Nondav y
/ March. 113. together with the damages
land costs ~ advertising the same.
AUGUST LtTSClEGI. A.. i. L
Wiimrss my hand ~ Auditor 81 W
l-ouaty, this 2Gln day of February. is'''
NOTICE l. hereby given 10 all whom
II MAY concern. that The whole 81 ~
several tracts OF land. in the toreso'4
list contained. or 20 much Thereon .
{. may b. necessary 10 pay the pfihe'p''
/. interest. damages and costs of adVeru',
/ inr. Gae from the over thereof. wiz :
; sold nj the Court-liousc door ~ 'ssp,'
dubois County. State of Indiana. on y.
I4th Monday of March. 1879. unless ~
said principal. interest. damages W
costs be paid before that time. W
my hard as Auditor of Dubois coIh.
2 This 26,h dav of February. 1873. =
: AUGUST LITSClIGI, a. ~
Feb. 2sth. 1S13.-sws.
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@ The Democratic Legislature re-
duced the State tax to five cents and al
the end Of their term had $75O,00O on
hand. The Radical Legislature raised
it again TO fifteen cents and still will
have to borrow money and thus run thu
State into another enormous debt.
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~The are but % dogs entered on
the tax duplicate of the town of Jasper,
yet a person may see that many almost
any night by taking stroll through one
street, and two squares alone have Is
on them.
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|" This is good time for criminals
TO be tried in this State. The new law
permitting them to testify IL in force,
while the law allowing the Prosecuting
Attorney the closing argument does moi
contain an emergency clause.
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o. The boarders at the Farmers Ho-
tel increased one i'm number this week,
to the great delight Of the landlord,
though the new conner is pledged free
board while he remains.
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W Goodlet Morgan, Of Petersburg,
has purchased large quantity of bacon
of our farmers this sea ON paying with.
in fourth of cent pound Of Louis
vile prices, thereby making 1.-THE inter.
est Of our farmers to deal with him.
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~Stone cutters will find a good job
by paying attention to the advertisement
Of the Catholic Church. There is large
amount Of stone work to be done.
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TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DAY,
Notice

rs hereby given that the undersigned.
l. Trustee of cambridge Township.
will attend to al! township business at
his Office, in Jasper on every Saturday.
All those having township business to
transact will please cali on that day. as
will not attend TO business at any other
time.
cambridge Township Library
Will, until further notice, be kept as fol-
lows: portion at the residence OF r.
Tonini, on the corner Of North Main
and Lawrence streets, and a portion at
the Post Office in Ireland. where per
sons entitled to the use OF il. are rcaucs.
ted to call and procure books.
Dec. 9, 20. .kCEBLER, Trustee.
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MARRIED..

BY Rev. ]. v. Moore, March 9Th, 1873,
at thesresidence of the brides father,
Mr.. A. Bolin, Mr.. G. F. GRIYFITH and
Miss r. N. BoLrS.
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TO THE LADIES.

4 Fcr,y-eivht page book containing ans~.n \.
pn.srfS OF Importance. S,rf tres q. any Addr.,, .
ten crflfs Addfe~s MIS-. II. METZ6Ei. Hanover. n,
MascL u. '.J.-Im.
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nrFresh fish is one Of the luxurie,
in this locality just now.
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MONDAY. Marrh 2iih. 1875.

MONDAY. Marrh 2iih. ISIS.
being the 4ih Monday of March- anl t'.ai
all person, havin. business in said CeiiTi.
Jurors. Witnesses. &c. are required in
attend without further notice. "a though
summoned for that time Instead of tie
5ih MONDAY. Further that the business
of the Common Pleas Courts hs. aisa
bsen transferred Ia the circIir Cour'--
ard parties WHO have been served in ;iI:Ir
for that Court vii also IT, required IL
n also AL Administrations Si'l
Guarrlians fron whom tarari- ere ,i;Ir
Attest. H. II. EDMDASIDN
,iar.h 81. -T3.-li. Clerk.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES REPORT
Town OF Jasper.

SCHOOL TRUSTEES REPORT.
Town OF Jasper.
NOR the year ending March ii, ls.5-
Road TAX FrSD.
Received from 60. Treasurer So -
Paid ". Erny, Iowa Treasurer ~ 10.
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
Amoup, received sl.37s 81
Amount paid out i4j %
Balance on hand S9s3 .,
SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND
Received from 10. Treasurer Si-2e !.
From sale of ~ Town Bonds .-i-o 20
Total receipts so,55o Al
EXPENDITURES.
Paid n. Il. Wilson ) 30 60
L. a. Hoch.csang. l-s,u 10
John Il Henry Berger Ito. 81
Jos. Schrader %
Carl Egg -
! Henry Lange . 80
:. kuebler. rent o. %
Bradcn 4 Bariord. Bonds ): -
W. Il. Rose, Supt. "a %
Jos. Roelly 4 60. : %
Jos. Sermersheim 20
ChaS. kuebler 30
Jacob kohler 90
John W. Brett. Trustee 50 10
} Interest 70
Total expenditures eS-.5a e
Balance on hand SIS u
!, poe TAX rrSD.
On hand March lst, le.. Sa2 -
, Received since - ~
Total receipts So .
, Transferred TO Com School Fund - q
{ Total amount of AL funds or
: hand March LIST. lss5. Sl.uls =
JOHN W. ERETL.
e Treasurer School TRUSTEES
IL March alst. ls13.-3Ms.
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TOY. :. SHIP al'rHAisHl>.
y,SiiE undersigned. Gonnty Appr-ii>cr
l. al iSuEOiS cvuHiy. IIHS APPOINTED
tie is,;ow ia. gentlemen a. MS Deputies
iIi tie y;-TiC.ts townships.
s4i.bril-r Up John Il. Melclior
and Frank FLAX.
iia.ahi-oh Tp--Jcnl u. Traylor.
pAl"hs Tp.--IarIcs 4. r!.urlOcls and
q. !. Greynpway.
Columbia Tp--W. W. kin,ialI and
PHILIP Hey
Fcs...'.1ud TIP. = G. Lukcn and Frank
lii.ses
Hail Tp.--J. Horncy and Allen T.
iricinin-.
the public arc therefore hereby noti-
fed IT, re pect slscm accordingly.
\ All ~ the above named Deputies
are notified To meet a; the Court tiou-".
in ia~yrr. ON ~alur,lay. March 29th. 10,
az o'clock. r. ~. for the Transaction OF
business connected with their respective
duties.
At FLEMING, Appraiser.
u
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CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given tIlei under
~ the new law the March session al the
Dubois Circuit Court will begin at
Jasper. on
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HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
E.Et ElirS and Expenditures Tor the
e ;.>sal Year ending March ii, 1873.
Tow ~>Hgr FCsu>-
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
LIED STATES for the Eastern District of Nir
ginia.
In the matter of E. 7. Pilkinlon, bank
rupt-n bankruptcy.
AT Richmond, on the 9TH day of April, A.
ID. 1873.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Please to take notice hereby, that petition
has been, to-wt the 9TH day of April. A.
ID. 1873, filed in said District Court by L. I.
Pilkinton, of Richmond, Va, in said district,
who has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under the act of Congress entitled AN act 10
tablish uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States,'' approved March
ID, 1867, for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims proyable uu-
der said act, and that the 18th day of April
A. d. 1873, at 0 o'clock A. M, before W. W.
Forbes one of the registers of said court
in bankruptcy, at his office, in Richmond,
in said district, is the time and place
assigned for the hearing of the same, when and
where you may attend and show cause, if any
you have, why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the editors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. W. ". FoRtES,
ap S-Tn2w the Sd Ceng'l Dist, of Va.
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smiths one thousand eight hundred dollars;

smiths, one thousand eight hundred dollars;
four farm-laborers, two thousand four hun
dred dollars one physician physician, one
thousand two hundred dollars; and medi-
cine for the sick, five hundred dollars, per
fifth article treaty of May seventh, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-four, seven thou
sand seven hundred dollars.
For this amount. to be applied toward
the support of saw-mill. to be built for
the common use of the Chippewas of the
Mississippi and the Red Lake and Pembna
bands of Chippewas, as per sixth article
treaty of May seventh, eighteen hundred
and sixty-four, one thousand dollars.
For pay of services and travelling ex-
penses of board of visitors, to consist of
not more than three persons, to attend the
annuity payments to the Indians, and to
inspect the fields, buildings, mills, and
other improvements, as stipulated in the
seventh article treaty Of May seventh, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-four, not exceeding
any one year more than twenty days service,
at five dollars per day, or more than three
hundred miles travel, at ten cents per
mile, four hundred and eighty dollars.
For pay of female teachers employed on
the reservation to instruct Indian girls in
domestic economy, one thousand dollars.
CHIPPEWAS, PILLAGER AND LAKE
WINNEBAGOSHISH BANDS.
For nineteenth Of thirty instalments
of annuity, in money, per third
article treaty of February twenty-second,
eighteen hundred ana fifty-fve, ten thou
sand six hundred and sixty-six dollars and
sixty-siX cents. .Er
| For nineteenth of thirty instruments Of
annuity, in goods, per third article treaty
| of February twenty-second, eighteen hnn-
bred and fifty-fve, eight thousand dollars.
For nine teenth Of thirty instalments, for
purposes of utility, per third article treaty
of February twenty-second, eighteen huns
dred and fifty-hve, four thousand dollars.
For nineteenth of twenty instalments,
for purposes of education, per third article
treaty of February twenty-second, eighteen
hundred and fifty-five, three thousand
dollars,
CHIPPEWAS OF RED LAKE AND
/ PEMBlNA TRIBE OF CHIPPEWAS.
! For this amount, as annuity, to be paid
per capita to the Red Lake band of Chip
pewas, during the pleasure Of the President,
per third article treaty OF October second,
eighteen hundred and sixtysthree, and
seconu article supplenentary treaty OIL
Aprii tWeiith, eig1tee, hunored anu Sixty
Jour- Ten Thousand collars.
f9r tn,s amount, 70 tne rempin q
nahq Oh Gu'Ppewas, uuriiig Ine pressure vi
the freS,aent, per same treaty, I'VE thou-
sand dollars.
| FOR tenta Oh nlteen hs'almenIs, ior inc
purpose OF supplying tne hea Lake pand
OF CmppeWas WIN gi,nng,.Wlhe, Cotton
matter, CAMEO, Insey, oiankets, sneetlng,
hanneis, provisions, larnng.toois, anu lor
sucn 0tner uselui artcles anu.lor su ~ o,ner
useful purposes as may De deemed ior their
best interests, per third artieie supplemeh.-
airy treaty OF April twelfth, eighteen nun
dred and sixty'iour, elght Thousand dol-
lars.
For tenth OF hiieen instruments, Tor same
objects, for Pembina Dand oil ohlPpewas'
per SAINT Iea az ss ,oul ;n ..a1t uos
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COMPRESSED AIR-PATENT RIGHTS
NOTICE.

The invention of DIR. ROYCE FOR THE
MITTING POWER, etc, by compressed air
also for destroying yellow fever on Ships, in
hospitals for Ventilation, ETC., have been proved
TO be the only successful methods, where pun
ping machinery is used.
Notice is hereby given that the management
and control of these patents has been placed iu
my hands with the sole power of License or
Sale. Persons and Corporations DESTROYS of
using Compressed air as Motive Power, or for
Ventilation, etc, may obtain full information of
the title and details of the patent, by applying
for Copies at the Patent Office The reissues
are numbered 6,211 and 5,2O2, and for terms of
use by addressing me, p o. Box l076, or 55
Liberty street, New York.
fe 12-eowly HORACE II. DAY.
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TIL T.
STATE JOURNAL FOR 1873

We call the attention of our friends
throughout the State to the very liberal
terms upon which the STATE JOUR-
NAL is offered for 1873, and the extraor-
binary inducements to form clubs, espe-
cially for our Semi Weekly and Week
ly editions.
Clubs can be made up from as many
different postoflices as there are names,
which can he sent in. with the cash, as
fast as obtained, and when completed the
extra copy will be forwarded to any adj
dress named.
Make up Club at once. or send in your
name. Remember that So will pay for
six copies Of the Weekly for one year,
and $40 will pay for ten copies of the
Weekly and one copy of the Semi
Weekly for one year, and for every ten
subscribers for one year to SEMI-W EEK
LY or twenty subscribers for one year to
WEEKLY, we will give copy Of the
Great Industries Of the United
States" worth $3.50.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

l79
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE UNI
Il TED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA AT RICHMOND, IN
SAID DISTRICT, ON TUESDAY, April.
STH, 1873:
Joshua Lippincott
VS..
LYDIA A. Kelly ct ais
IN EQUITY.
1t is ordered that the sale Of the property
made and reported by S Ferguson Beach
special commissioner in this cause, be ratified
and confirmed, unless exception be taken thereto
within THE days from this day
Provided a copy of this order be published
twice week for three successive weeks 10 some
daily newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond
A true cory-Teste:
NJ +. PLEASANTS,
s-2aw3w Clerk.