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Important Notice.
OFFICE TRUSTEES or w. x Il. CASAI.
TERRE HAUTE. July /. 1879.

OFFICE TRUSTEES or W. x T.. CANAL.
TERRE HAUTE, July /. 1873.
4 IL persons holding certificates of
N purchase of Canal lands. which have
been paid for, are hereby notified to sur
render the same by mail or ia person. at
once. and receive their deeds from this
office. This notice is given TO avoid
trouble or possible loss of certificates or
deeds, and that purchasers may have
their titles in their own control. There
are many thousand deeds unclaimed.
awaiting the return Of the proper certifi-
Gates.
BY order of the Board.
y. V. MITCHELL. State Trustee.
THOS. BOWLING, Resident Trustee
July IL. 1573.-3t.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

IN accordance with the law. Public
L Examination of persons desiring TO
teach Public Schools in Dubois county,
will be held at the school house in
Jasper. on
SATURDAY, july 26th, 1873.
Those DESTROYS of obtaining license will
please be present OF that day.
Any person desiring 10 obtain license
to teach. must be thoroughly qualified in
the eight branches specified by law.
Any wishing to be examined IN othe r
than the eight branches required by law,
are requested 10 notify me of the fact a
week prior 10 the examination.
Teachers must bear in mind that nm
der the law no certificates for teaching
can be granted at private examinations,
and IL i therefore important that they
should attend the public examination.
and bring with them certificate Of NOR
al character from their respective Trus.
tees. T.. II. BRUNDlCk,
.Iuly IA, 20 school Examiner.
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BULLS
S.ARSAPARILLA.

Pe,d the falinwiur rx'ras' - letter frim W
piv-. $50. ~ p.,e..-a ~ Rivers .rs sff ~. 81 y.
, -,. ,r,.s..-- ~ a.. w.t..
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dsf Episcopal church. ard Nh" r. 81 pfr~sn 'iai"Ae'
-. Rr..t.iu IA Church fs.nfsaifl. ~
f.srisRftE. NJ. O. s l~re.
d. fsrN Erft-nrAE -. Nany rhauk~ % sou fei
tt. -..ls,ir. resi have 80 kindly gwen ute have
sssr --,- --sf.r.r f.s- years ana h-t fhr aarics
q, ,-'.- tr.iri.r, some rrurunc.f els stine saff
NV ian-. ana some ms heart ~ ihr >eat II Oh
'.ea~4 f-t- feea burnt h'is'f-.t rrr fIpff lril
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Saturday evening our community was
startled by heannOmcement that James
Abics had killed Walter Wiliefnan. a
Young man about - years OF age. We
gather the following facts connected
with this unfortunate occurrence. Ables
was IN John L. Smiths Boot and Shoe
Store. threatening yonng Wileman with
chastisement. when he passed by the
door, aud was called Ia by some OF the
boys inside. Walter asked Ables what
he wanted to whip him for. and il,ey
soon cot into scufiie in the house.
which continued until they got out OF
the back door. when Ab,es picked up a
club aud struck Walter on the head.
staggering him. and then dropped the
club and strnck him once or twice with
hi- list, when Walter fell and expir Il ia
a few moments. Ablc- immediately
lcd. but our citizens turned out en- mas>e
and captured him short distance from
town. When the murderer was brought
back 10 town the most intense excite
ment pr, vailed. and il was difficult to
prevent the populace from taking the
murderer from the hands Of the officers.
and hanging him in sight of his victim
but fortunately for the good name OF
our people n a law abiding community.
wiser counsel prevailed. An affidavit
was filed before James VI. Baker. Justice
and an inquiry into the facts had. and
tire murderer committed 10 Jail to await
the action of the Grand Jury.
At nine o'clock Coroner Carrico ar
rived md inpanneled jury TO inquire
into the facts in the case. but the physi-
clans fin ling it impossible to hold the
post mortein examination further inves-
tigation was continued unfit Sunday
morning.
In the meantime. scene Of different
character was being enacted at the coun-
ty Jail. Some go or 20 persons had as
sembled in the vicinity with view of
taking the murderer ont and admins
iering swift and une ring Justice for the
foul crime committed. But in anticipa-
ton of this. the prisone had been taken
from the Jail some time before and was
then far OH the road toward Loogootee,
where he was placed on the midnight
express and taken to Washington for
in the county Jail there.
The temper of our people has been
'orely tried in the last four months
Murder has succeeded murder in rapid :
recession, until a sense of insecurity 4
las taken hold of our whole people. Oni
sunday morning the Coroner's jury
continued their investigation. A post
nortem examination was made by Drs.
Plummer. Shirley and Smith, which de-
the fact that the skull had
rot been broken. and that death was
Produced by conclusion of the brain.
rom the effect OF the blow. The base
If the brain being covered with coagu-
ted blood.
Walter Willeman was 10 years Of age.
consistent member Of the NJ. T.. Church
Industrious and frugal in his habits {;
md altogether promising young man,
nd the cutting off Of his young life is
ell blow TO his aged parents. aud to his
citations aud friends. Shoals Herald.
TT-President Grants coachmen at
Long Branch have been dressed in
A hite flannel livery.
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~hcr,n-> sale, e.. au,c JJ.

NOTICE j. hereby given. that by vir-
~ tue of "a certified copy OF decree
issued from the office of the Clerk of The
Dubois Circuit Court, and To me directed.
requiring me TO make the sum Of five
hundred and itiy-seven dollars aud so
cents. with interest on said decree and
costs. will proceed TO offer for sale Al
public auction. 30 the highest bidder. for
cash in hand, at the doorof Court House
of Dubois county, Indiana. in the town
of Jasper, on
SATURDAY. August 3Oth, 1873,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. a. NJ.
aud o'clock. ] NJ. of said day, the rents
and profits fo, a term not exceeding sew
EN- years of tie following described real
estate situated in Dubois county, State
of Indiana to-wit:
The east half of the north east quar-
ter OF section No. thirty-two 49,. in
township No. one 90. north Of range
four (4) west, containing eighty acres,
more or less.
And on failure TO realize the full
amonnt of principal. interest aud costs
called for by laid deere. 1 will nj the
same time and place, and in like manner
sell the fee simple of said real estate, or
80 much thereof as may be sufficient TO
discharge said decree. interest and costs.
Taken as the property of George Dan
hofer and Margaret Danh1ier. at the
suit of Absalom HARRISON.
Said sale will be made without relief
from valuation on appraisement laws OF
the State of Indiana.
JOHN WEEK FL, Sheriff ID. G.
WILL. 4. TRAYLoR Atty.
July 18th, 1s733w.
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..Rrhind the Scenes in Washington be-
ing complete and graphic account OF
the Credit Mobilier Investigation, the
Congressional Rings. Political In
trigues. Workings OF the Hobbies, etc
Giving the Secret History of our Ma
tional Government. Showing How the
Public Money is Squandered, and How
Votes are Obtained; with Sketches of
the Leading Senators. Congressman.
Government Officials. etc. and an Ac-
curlte Description of the Splendid
Public Building of the Federal Capital.
BY Edward Winslow Martin.
The National Publishing Co. of Gin
cinnati. o.. has just issued one Of the
most remarkable and interesting books
OF the day, bearing the above title.
OF late the whole land has been ring
ing with the most startling and appai-
ling reports of corruption at Washing
ton-the highest officials -men whose
names have hitherto been without a
stain. have been implicated in the charg-
e.. aud the press has rung with accusa-
lions and deuunciations which have
caused all good citizens, without regard
10 party, to fear for the future OF the
country. All have an interest i'm discov-
ering the truth OF these reports. and all
have an earnest desire 10 know more oi
the practical workings of affairs at Wash
ington-
The Author carries US Behind the
Scenes" and shows Us those features OF
Washington life which we all desire Ia
know more about. but which have been
kept secret by interested parties. lie
Il
morality in high places. and gives u
truthful but appalleing history of the
Credit MObilier Swindle and inyestiga-
ton. and Congressional Bribery. and
presents To Us with grim fidelity u
truth. the shameful but interesting Sc
cret history of the Lobby. with sketches
OF the noted Women Of the Lobby Ii i,
sad aud terrible story that. he tells but
one the people ought TO know. aud we
commend the book TO our readers, a.
one thatwill richly repay perusal. The
author tells us about the hard worked
and poorly-paid employees of the depart.
ments. and gives interesting facts about
the female clerks, of whom 20 much has
been said. He explains the intricate
and attractive process of making the
money and bonds of the Government
we explore with him the magnificen
Capitol. and admire the glorious work
of art. the splendid halls and gorgeous
chambers which il contains we examin,
the treasures OF the great Congressiona
Library: we are introduced into IA,
White House. and enabled 10 see Iii,
Behind the Scenes" there. Ia short
we are presented TO all that is interest
inc grand thrilling ad,Diral and en-,
rious in the Capital of the Nation.
A truthful picture of life Behind thu
Scenes in Washington" cannot otherwis,
than deeply interesting. The low pric,
at which the book j. issued. brings i
whiting the reach of all. and no on,
who wants to know the truth about mel
and things at Washington, should TAI
TO read this work.
Ii is sold by subscription only, ant
agents are wanted in every county.
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public for the Ast>r cure % que
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EXTRACT OF 4 LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
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June -
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AGENTS WANTED.

IN every county ~ each State far urw National
Book fTHE LIVES AND PORTRAITS ~ TIE
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I-President Grants coachmen at
Long Branch have been dressed in
white flannel livery.
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Cortlnnsit a >~ss Chsrsh So. New YORK
On the European Plan.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTItk
I.MINI>TLATOR'S SAIL

~ VI ~ - 4 u a Oh = - IL
n OTIt r j. hereby given. that theun-
- dt.~isgns 4 administrator 81 til -
: a. of Marvin Hills. decea scd. will Ter
fDf sale AZ public auction a IT. laie
residence OF the decreased. IN Colunb..
township. Dubois ronnN, lndisna. GA
FRIDAY. July 18th. ia.
he personal property Of aid estate. ron
sisiing OF llor~es. Mules tsatile. H.--
sheep, Corn. Wheat. Oat-- day. : b..
Wagons. Cider Mill, Farming liup'-
menis. Household and siiclcu fErniIur
TERMS.--~uus of ire dollaT- sri
under cash: all suns o<er I'VE DECLARE
n credit Of twelve months will ~ given.
purchasers giving no,es at Tsiieresi. aais-
ing benefit OF valuation, with spod -
eurity.
CHARLES W. ELLIS. Admir-.
WILL \. TRAYLoR. ATTY
july 4ih. lS73.-3w.
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.a>G ~ MAS YOU WANT,
pOD>ON'S COFFEE ROASTER
WILL >syE
YOUR MONEY

Rl making NoIr cofisr 20 further. and
10 make yoH better c"iiee. EYrr, fam
liz -hoHld have one. II will lit anv >ioye.
Half Of the coffee parche,i in the Or
ia hioned way Is ruined by being burnt
and IT, deli aroma i wasted. nod-
-on'> Coffee Roa>ter preserve the deli
cate flavor. aud rUa>i> il without burn
ing il. and also save, time Call amt
see IL NJ Mcndolin Ernl'. Tin >iorc. ia
Jasper. or send 10 me al PfkeTilie. Ind.
an, get one. = have ihs right for pu-
hui- and Pike rouniie~. ns=ler. lii-r-
ally dealt with. JOHN Il JONI
JULY Ilih. lS7..-lIn.
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sHEIFF.s sALk. a.--caUsE 400

A. .
NOTICE j. hereby given. that by viz
~ tue of a certified copy of derree
issued from the office 81 the Clerk OF N
Dubois Circuit Court. aatl to me directed
to make the sum Of "a hBndped An'i
siXiy-one dollars and eignty-hve efui'-
v ith interest on sarl dseree aud co-i--
| will proceed Ia offer for -a3s AZ pup.
auction. TO the highest sisilier. for c.i-t Y,
hand. at the door u CssrS Ilou- 2
Dubois county. Indiana. in lie town 81
Jasper. on
SATURDAY. Jul, 18Th, 1879.
between the hours of - o'oleck. A. ~
and 4 o'clock. Y. NJ. of said day. the rsh''
and profits for q ieyia not exree.ill-
seven years Of the following desrriiF'
real estate situated in Dubois county
State OF Indiana. to-wIt:
The south east quarter 81 TIE
west quarter and the south west 90.
OF the north east 9Earier. and The a'
east quarter OF the south west fnA't
of section No. twenty-eight = u
No. one (1). north Of Fh-
four "a west, containing 10 acres mo-
or less. situated ia the County u bslV''-
and State of Indiana ..,t
And on failure TO rsslize the iu..
amount Of principal. interest and sv,
called for BY said decree. l will 81 ~
same time and place, and in ike manu-
sell the fee simple Of said real esis',.
Taken n the property Of George IA. ~,
hoefcr and Margareths Danhoefsr. 81 w
suit OF Eva Noelkel. ia, r
said sale will be made without reiN
from valuation or srpraisemeni ia"
the State of Indiana.
JOHN WEIkEI- Shcrin ~ =
II. BrETr.ER. Any.
July ilh. ls7S.-Jw
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Ter e. EAeine Hbrsbsssss. ~ .nsktr-
ise the person okesisisg The ane, 70 ssll
spirissoss q. frnesaed nQkes> ~ lager
beer. in qssetitieS IesS Than . pass. spss
she psymsst q 60 With. Gsk's and
Sherifs e., odd. FH
Females vending Millinery and other
snail articles. whose stock in srsde - not
over $500 pay liesase Of % only; bus
It over that amount. they are requircd to
pay the zane license - other persons
oath 70 Be taken 40 10 amount of ssock q
the principal season Of tie year.
The Clerk shall not iss1s license 10 my
person to cell spiEifaeus o. ferusated IL
qusrs from whom the 6sasd Jury has re-
commended license 70 b withheld. or
TO person uhnss license has besn sup.
pressed BY the Coart. without tn special
order Of the Court.
The seth section Of the Code, which
required an applicant Tor license n open
oysssr and eating houses. to procure the
xeonueodaiion Of two neigh6orinG free
holders, a3d also TO make oath before the
Geek d the Circuit GCesfS u iscoulsy.
&C., as to the annual value Of his house,
is repealed. -
The above licenses to retailers and oys-
ter aud eating houses 90 lnse eircs the
LIST Of Nay.
BY An Act Of the General Assembly
Of Maryland it vas enacted that "when
any person. or body polite or eorp,ra
shall propose to sell or barter anything
mentioned in the preceding session. ex-
cept spirituous or fcrmentd liquors, he
shsll apply 70 the Clerk Of the Cireuis
Court Of the county in which he nav re-
side. or If he resides in tie city Of Balt;-
m"rc, to the Court Of Cca,mon Pleas, for
license therefor I; bu, no license to trade,
or to sell spirituous or fermented liquors
shall DO issued By any Clerk Of any Cour.
to q feme covert. or to any person under
the age Of twenty -oDe. without the special
order Of the Judge Of the Court, but no
Judge shall give such special order to Is
sue license to sell spirituous or fermeuted
liquors unless upon the Recommendation
Of ut least ten respectable freeholdcrs,
residents Of the wards or district wherein
the place Of sale may be and whenever
any license shall be issued to feme cover,
or minor, the said fcme covert or minor
shall be responsible for all contracts made
in the prosecution Of their business under
such license, and shall be liable to be sued
therefor in any Court Of this State and
the said feme covert may be saed or in
dicted and prosecuted il case Of viola.
,icn by her of the License L,ws Of this
State. or in case she should keep disor.
derby house, rs il she was feme sole
aud if judgment be obtained against her
an any contract. execution shall or may
issue in the ordinary way to effect her
separate estate; Provided, however, thai
such responsibility shall iu no manner at.
feet or impair the responsibility of tn.
husband or parent under the existing
lave. and that this act shall take effect OF
the thirtieth day Of April.
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Notices ofthe Press.

N0ftces OF the fress.
The Bazaar is edited with q contribution
Of tact ard talent that we seldom end 10
any journal; and the journal itself is the
organ Of the great world Of fashion.-Bos.
ton TRAVELLER.
The Eazar commeLds itself to every mem
Der Of the househo ld-t, the children by
droll and pretty pictures. TO the young la
dies by its fash:on.plaie IN endless varie-
ty. 10 the provil Mt matron by its pattern.
for the children's clothes, to pafertamil;as
by its tasteful designs for embroidered slip
pers and luxurious dressing gowns But
The reading matter of the Bazaar is uni form.
eide enjoyment it afords.-,N. Y. Evening
Post,
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NeSsess ~ eAe 1rees. -
The eves-increasisg cireulaiioa ofilh ~
cellent moeshly proves in continued adsp-
iation 30 popeiar desires and eeesis. ID
deed, when We think into hov many homes
IL penetfaees every month, ne meat coasid-
er it - one cf the educators 40 well . en-
teftainers Of che public mind. for In vssa
popularity has been won BY no appeal to
sinpid prejudiess % depsaved tasses.-Bos-
ton Globe.
The character which this JMsga<;as pos
sesses for variety enterprise, artistic wealth.
and the literary culture shat has kept pace
viii, II IL has not led the times. should
cause ns conductors to regard 10 With jusei-
sable eornpiaceney- Il also entities then,
TO = ersat claim upon the public gratitude.
The Aegasise has done good and net evil
all the days Of IL hie.-Brooklyn Eagle.