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The New York herald., 1873-11-03
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID, c., Nov. 81 A. MI.


WASHINGTON, D. c., N0v 81 A. M.
Synopsis Joa the Past Ttoentg.,our Hours.
The barometer has fallen in the Middle Atlantic
States with southwesterIy winds and increasing
cloudy weather; very heavy rain has fallen
In the Western Gulf with eastery winds
and threatening weather in all the Gulf States;
cloudy weather, occasional light rain and north
eastery winds prevail in the South Atlantic States;
northwesterly winds, falling temperature clear
and clearing weather In the Northwest and upper
lake region; southwesterly winds, cloudy weather
and ram in the Ohio valley fresh sOuthwesterly
winds, cloudy weather and light rain in the lower
lake region; increasing cloudiness and southwest
erly winds In New England
Probabilities.
For the Northwest and upper lake region, and
thence to Kentucky and Missouri low tempera-
ture, occasional snow, northwesterly wiIds and
clearing weather.
For the lower lakes and southwark to the ONO
Valley, westerly and northwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and light rain, clearing by the afternoon.
For the Gulf States, falling temperature, winds
yeering to northwesterly, with cloudy weather and
rain.
For the South Atlantic States, northeasterly
winds, partly cloudy weather and possibly oc-
casional light rain.
For THE MIDDLE STATES soUTHwEsTERLY WINDS,
CLOUDY WEATHER AND RAIN, FOLLOWED RY FALL
ING TEMPERATURE AND NORTHEASTBRLY WINDS.
For New England southwesterly winds. in
creasngly cloudy weather and rains.
Reports are missing generally from the stations
west OF the Mississippi
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Closing Month at Vienna---
Prospective Balances.
'N-irssSpN s--
.oEFICTT OF 1O,OOO,OOO FLORINs,
The Official Reports-Baron sehwarx and His
Exhibition Creditors-Ths Dissatisfied
Some InteSesting State Dispatches
The "Euard" Forgotten

VIENNA, Oct TO- 1873.
Twoweeks more and thv Vienna Universal Exhi-
bition will be closed. The number OF visitors to
the Prster has increased tw1iofd during the past
two months During the summer the average OF
visitors was little over $4,000; now 1t is nearly
sc, ,O0O aud the Exposition grounds and edince are
Just getting to be Interestingly lively The cholera
has disappeared, alter carrying or 500 cut OF the
5000 victims attacked daring the season, ana the
hotels are full to overnowing again, now that the
proprietors have come to reasonable terms. Hotel
proprletors and King ChoeraI These despots
ruined the Vienna Exhibition, and the former pre-
vented more vsitors fl ON coming than the latter.
Vienna IL full OF
PRINCEI.y AND ROYAL VISITORS.
Indeed I can hardly remember their names, so
numerous they. One day last week saw
Count Chanab0rd taking lunch with airiend at the
AngloAmefican restaurant He looked very earn
est and attracted much attention. but the pretty
barmaids wondered why he should wear such dirty
white gloves. think we have three queens among
us-the queen OF Holland, the beautiful young
queen OF Greece and the ex-Queen Of Hanover,
who still rejoces here in her full title and honors
and lives near the capital. The queen OF Greece
resides in the Hotel Imperial, and goes about with
her two tile princes In a very unassuming way,
and, ike the Queen OF Holland, is very en-
thusiastic visitor at the Exhibition The Emperors
Father, the Archduke Franz Carl. an old, white
headed ana venerable gentleman, somewhere in
the neighborhood OF eighty has paid several visits
TO the Exposition, and one day, after spending
nearly four hours in. other sections he visited our
Machinery Hall, and took, great interest in the
sand-bast process and several other OF our strik'
ing exhibits. He Is O. gentleman N very simple
tastes. His dinner at one OF the German restau-
rants on the grounds consists of simply two
courses-soup and boiled beef-wnich His I'M
peJal Higbness said tasted excellent. Then he was
taken to the little tramway and rode from one end
OF the grounds to the other, and seemed very much
amused, telling his suite that this was the first
time he had ever journeyed on q horse car in his
liie
THE "DAY OF JUDGMENT, DAY OF TERROR"
for the Imperial Commission is rapidly approach
ing. Two weeks more and the balance sheets or
the Exposition will have to be made out, and Aus
tria will know the actual amount OF the deficit she
mas to loot. The amount on the 3Otb OF September
was over 12 900 900 OF guldens, which sum will, per-
haps be reduced to 100O0.OO0 by the end or the
month. The Official Wiener Zeitnn9 publishes the
following statement OF account Of the Universal
Exhibition. 1873" to the end OF September:-
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The Yellow Fcver in the Army-A Proper
Explanation.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue of to-day under the head OF "Yel-
low Fever in the Army you give the report fr0m
the Dry Tortugas of the late Lieutenant Bell. 1
deem it but Just to the commanding oficer of Fort
Jefferson Tortugas, to state that, at the outbreak
OF the yellow fever at bis post, he was indeed alb
sent, but it owing to the dangerous illness of
his ather. AS soon as Colonel l.. l.. Langdon heard
OF the presence OF the pestence at Fort Jefferson
he relinquished his leave OF absence, arriving aJ
his post on the 9th OF September. The lever con-
ued unabated till september 20. 1t Is now con-
sidered over as an epidemic. In that little COM
munity OF fifty persons thirty were stricken down
with yellow iever-siXteen deaths took place.
Lieutenant Bell, a graduate OF West Point, was a
brave young 0fiicer, and dearly loved by his com
manding officers and the soldiers of the battery.
ask you to print the enclosed feeling it but due to
Colonel Langdon. the commandant. who was pres
ent at his post through the greater part of the
dreadful yellow fever siege. 5. ID.
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DISASTERS ON THE LAKES.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 2, 1873.
Rumors Of marine disasters on the lake by the
recent gale are dying about. The only disaster IN
this locality yet reported Is the loss OF the
schooner Eungton, with cargo OF block stone
valued ut S23, 900, and bound for Erie, Pa, which,
cncountering a southwest gale, put back to this
city and sunk on the breakwaser. The crew es-
capped.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 2 1873
The steamer Amazon, with the barges Jones and
Judd, and the schooner Maple Leaf, Is ashore on
North Manitou. The schooner r. A. Morse is
ashore IN Traverse Bay.
Adespatch tonight iron ste Marie states that no
DISASTERS are as yet reported on Lake Superior.
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King Cotton's Royal Charity.

The bale OF cotton shipped to Norton Slaughter
4 Co.. by Mr.. A. Langstaff, President Of the Howard
Association OF Memphis, TO be disposed OF for the
benefit OF the yellow lever sufferers, has yielded
the handsome sum OF S2,S75. in the way Of voun-
tary contributions by the liberal neighbors OF that
firm This amount they have placed by
telegraph at the disposal OF the association
The bale was shipped on Saturday, on the steamer
Oceanic, OF the White Star line to Mr.. John b.
Leech, or Liverpool, for final disposition Tor the
same worthy charity.
Mr.. ]. II. Sparks of the White Star line, not only
contributed liberally TO the fund.- but also gener-
ously sends the bale over free OF freight
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THE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE COMPLETED

BUFFALO, N. ", Nov. Q 1873
The last rail on the international bridge over the
Niagara River, at Buffalo was laid yesterday, CON-
picting an all rail communication, via the Grand
Trunk Railway, between Boston, New York, Buf
faIo, Detroit, Chicago and san Francisco A train
with officials passed over today. The formal
opening will take place at noon tomorrow after
which all the trains via the Grand Trunk Railway
will pass regularly over the bridge, avoiding ali
trangfer or ferriaRe,
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YELLOW FEVER.
Tho situatfon IN Memphts-Thirteen NJ
Deaths Yesterday.

Deaths Yesterday.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov 2, 1878.
The weather is cloudy. with every indication OF
rain. The rising temperature and gloomy weather
destroy the hopes OF an early riddance OF fever,
and II there Is rainy weather for the next
day or two, as is anticipated, an increase In the
number OF new cases may be expected. The NOR
tuary list at SIX O'Clock p M. was not as favorable
as the people were led TO hope. The total deaths
were thirteen, OF which seven we're from fever.
THE Ex-MAYoR'S ACT.
There s an intense feeling OF Indignation against
the ex-Actlng Mayor Ccalla. He admitted the facts
charged to-day, but IL is supposed he will shield
himself in law behind the power OF the Mayor
10 control the distribution OF supplies
for general relief His only offence in
the eyes OF the law is in forging the sigma
ture OF lady to requsltion. On learning yester-
day that the matter would be made public Cicalla
took an armiul OF the ili-gotten articles to the
lady's honse and offered them TO her, but she re-
fused to receive them. IL has also leaked out that
Cicala also secured lot of Wines two pairs of fine
blankets and some other articles in the same
manner.
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AN ALLEGED FRAUD REVEALED.

MEMPHrs, Tenn, Noy 3, 1873
The Appeal contains particulars OF an alleged
fraud practised on the Commssary Department
Ofthe Howard Association by Mayor Paul Cicaila-,
il charged that he made requistions for supplies
in the name OF widow lady known to be desti-
tute that he secured supplies for food and clothing
for herself and family OF eight persons and four
orphans Of her sister, victim OF the yellow
lever. for thirty days, and Appropriated the
same TO his own USE
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The Mem phis Aid Fund.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Nov. 2, 1873
The Memphis absentees, who have been making
collections here for the sufferers IN that city,
abandoned their committee organization last
night their efforts this direction being longer
necessary. The collection amounted to nearly
So 600. Most OF the absentees will leave Tor home
Tomorrow
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PREPARATIONS FOR A PRIZE FIGHT.

ST. LOUIS, Mo- Nov. 2, 1873.
Tom Allen, with Arthur Chambers and Jack
Madden his trainers left here tonight for Omaha,
where Allen will 90 into training for his fight with
training here aud win, probably, not leave before
Sh0 1Ath.
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MOUNT ETNA.
The Volcano Not in Violent Eruption.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 2, 1878.
the report OF violent eruption OF Mount Etna,
'fclegraphcd specially to the LONDON Ddav Ne,rs OF
yesterday, Is pronounced false.
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CAPTURE OF NEW YORK BURGLARS,
BosrgN. Mass.

B0srVN, Mass, Nov 2, 1873
Thomas Kennedy, al,.s Connors; Michael Hays
and Miles Sweeney, al haiing from New York, are
under arrest, charge with committing burglaries
IN Lynn Somervilip and other neIghb0ring towns.
The goods are yaV .ed at al 900 and have been re-
covered.
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THE SITUATION IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2, 1877:

The distress caused by the tigIltness OF the
money market is being felt by nearly every class
OF people, the moneycd class incHldcd. At the out
sct the money panic affected Urge manufacturers,
who found their moneI y>locked. and we're.
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THE sTOK IS JURY.

Twelve Medals for the Twelve Perfec-
tiOns.
To TuK EDITOR OF THE HERALD
To THE TWELVE COMMON SENsE.-Pease, there
fore, divide the enclosed twelve old copper
cents among these, that they may eat and drink
ut their table in their kingdom. and sit on thrones
Judging the twelve tribes in the city and county
OF New York on election day. DEMOCRACY.
STAMFORD, Conn., Nov l. 1873.
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FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, La,

NEW ORLEANS La, Nov. 2, 1879.
Tnrcc-fourths OF the square bounded by Caronde-
let, Baronnc. First and Philip streets, ws barned
to-day. The loss Is estimated al $5o.0V: mostv
insured.
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GERMANY.
Appointment to the imperial Cabinet.
TELEGRAM TO THE VIEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Nov. Q, 1873.
Koenigsmarck, Minister OF Agriculture, has re-
signed, and BIankenparg has been appointed his
SUCCESSOR.
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lose OF the Exposition
TURKEY.
Imperialist Pacifcation Of Provincialists.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YoRx HERALD.

VIENNA, Nov. 2, 1s73
Tho Bosnian difnculty has been arranged. Tur-
soy has removed the offending functionares and
pardoned the political refugees.
The New York herald., 1873-11-03

A.-Havana Lottery UGtcial Drawings
de, also Kentucky State Lottery for the senedt or
schools OF Frankfort Circl free
JOSEPH BATES, le6 Broad wssS roomt.
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FRANCE.

STafty Caucus Concerning the Monarchy-Pos-
ton Of tho Orleans Princes-Mao-
Mahon's Presidency and Chambord's
Chances-The Coming Message
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Died.

Died.
CoYLE-On Saturday, November I, BRfDusr,
youngest daughter OF James and Bridget Coylep OF
Newark N. j., in her 23d year.
The relatives and friends OF the familyare re-
pectn 1sed n 20 Ser baqss xnHen
4s3 Myrtle avenue Brooklyn on Monday, Novcfn-
ber ., at eleven O'Clock. The remains to bs taken
from the above-named place to Newark, N. j., fOE
MISUNDERSTANDING, on the morning OF Sunday,
November ,, MAIZE A. BBECHER, In the AtA year O(
Funeral notice hereafter.
For other Deaths see Eighth Pd0el
Hairs Bl.nched by Time Prems.
sg5ey gray restored e original G0lo BY d s . use
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A.-Hcrald Brnneh ONCE, BroOklyR.
aorner Fninn avenue anGl l8oerum street
Open from A. NJ. to SP.' N.
On sunday TON to L. NJ
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A.-Fox. q First Class Dress or Business
HAT go to RsPENSCHEIB MANUFACTURED. ll3 Nassau
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At This Season OF the Year Coug hss
colds hoarsencss and other affections Of se throat and
lungs prevail Nine PORTER'S COUGH BALsAM Is =
valuable remedy. II has been in over thiNY
years Price &c. Soc. and 75c. a bottle.
The New York herald., 1873-11-03

A.-A.-'Rcsumption OF specie Pay.
ns-KNnx will take silver in exchange for ms ttnS
10 d limited extent don't want 200 mucn OF ", low
ever BUY your Hats at 2l2 Broadway, III toc rIcscos
uouse and .Tifth Avenue Motel
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Tin or Leather Medal

Tin or Leather Medals Proposed.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Enclosed you will find a twenty-five cent stamp
for the purpose OF getting up twelve tin or leather
medals ior the conscientious jury in the stokes
case. g. RIFF.
NEW YORK. Oct. 81. 1873.
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record win show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy. HERALp building
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One Cent for the Good Men and True.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81. 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERRLD:-
Please find enclosed my mite zone cent? for the
relief OF the twelve honest. intelligent mercifu,
good and true citizens who discharged their
duties so noby in the Stokes trial.
OLD HONESTY
The New York herald., 1873-11-03

A.-Eadies-Haye your VeAvcts, Laces.
FEATHERS. SHAWIaSs &c, cleaned ut LORDS, and
secure beauty and elegance OF finish His ofcesare a.
III HroadWay
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ENGLAND.
Specie Shipped for New York.
TtlEsHAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. O. 1873.
The steamship Holsatia, which sailed from South
ampton on Saturday, for New York, took $4,000
dn znAcfe
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Havana Lottery.

TIo,roxvav,s pills arc Invaluahio as ~
~ n'o,,,a fbc OINTMENT cnros rheumatism, Scabts
ana eSurus Depot rs Maiden lane
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J
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. r.......................... Az
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Royal Havana LOttc.ry.-Informat
urnlshed orders lled. clrcriars free applica-
TAYLOR 4 Co. BankerS
No. IL Wall street. New York ciy. !,
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- Memory Nav Mean A Ceneral

Hnynun LOttcrys
We som The sOoo0 the extraordinary drawing Apni
90 crsnlars sent information given j. H. MAX iNNEZ
= ~ no. sll street. 1855 Post Office, New York.
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hrcaknr up oS the life forces ~ may indicate the
efects o. obscure disc In early lite In
either case DR.. HEbMBOLDS BuCHU Is, the
ciac Ii restores the functions OF manhood, and reno
Yates the system II acts upon bo the liver and
Kidneys aud Justly entitled the Gre Duretic. Oct
the genuine. All druggists soil IL JJAN \. HENRY.
New York. sole agent
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TeLEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TeLEGRAMS TO THE new YORK HERALD.
VIENNA, Nov. l, 1878.
The Emperor OF Austria has conferred the I'M
perial order OF Francis Joseph upon Nathaniel
wheeler, President OF the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Company OF New York.
Close OF the Exposition.
VIENNA, Nov. 2, 1873.
The Universal Exhibition was formally closed at
ocour P. M. to-day without special ceremonies.
The New York herald., 1873-11-03

A.-S.n Spring Trustes "ru ,FFh .a,.i,-f
by the rfIAsTfc TRUSS 6s3 Broaqwayl, which retanA
runfur ca,,eYtahIy night and day tia permanently
cured Avoid The horrible fngsr pads ana useless oaho
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

Austrian court Honor to an American Con-
tributor.
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TElEcRAMs TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

EtEGams 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS. Nov 2, 1873
rue Deputies OF the Right generally in favor
or proclamin9 the monarchy and appointing the
Prince DO Joinvle Lieutenant General OF the
Kingdom at the reopenng OF the Assembly.
WHAT THE ORLEANS PRINCES SAY.
The Orleans Princes have reiterated verbally
ahe assurances that they viii not compete with
each other Tor the throne.
MscMmhon's Presidency and the
Chances of Chambord.
PARIS, Nov. 2, 1873
me Orleans Princes Rave united in a formal
declaration that they will not accept the
Lieutenancy OF the Kingdom. and this they do to
avoid all appearance of competing with the Count
de Chambord.
All the factions of the Right have, consequently,
agreed to move the prolongation OF President Mac
Nahons powers. There is difference OF opinion
as 70 the length or time. Some favor making Mac
MahOn President for lile aad others for extending
his term six or ten years.
THE PARLIAMENT.
All are determined to continue the existence OF
the present Assembly, and motion will, probably,
be introduced postponng its dissolution three
years.
THE EXECUTIVE.
It is rumored tnat an attempt will be made to
arm the government with dictatoria powers, simi-
Iar TO those granted In 1862, and Introduce bin
prohibiting elections for vacancies In the Assembly
1ut the Electoral law is amended.
THE ELECTORAL BALLOT.
The Lett have resolved TO demand immediate
elections fill the vacant Seats the Assembly.
The Presidents mcssage.
PARIS, Nov. Q, 1873.
It Is stated that MacMahons forthcoming
sage to the Assembly Will ask for the extension of
tits term OF once for so long time may be re-
Quired to strengthen the authority of the govern
ment, In order to inspire the nation with con-
adence
The New York herald., 1873-11-03

Hairs Blnnched by Time or Prenss.
turely restored to original color by ae use
PHALON'S VITALIA. Ithas no sediment and Is very
agreeable and efectual. Dress and noursh tha
bar by the use Of PHALON'S INVIGORATOH SOLD ~
ALL DRUGGISTS.
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a New Publication.

ST. NICHOLAS new monthly for
boys and girls, issued BY Scribner 4
Armstrong. may with propriety be des-
ignated TO I've 10 Scribner's Monthly what
the Young Folks is to the Atlantic. In
typographical execution, elegant paper
aud beauty OF illustration, il surpasses
anything of the kind heretofore attempt
ed. Its contents, too. are varied and
attractive, including contributions from
such well known writers as w. G.. Bry-
ant, Margaret Eytinge, Lucy Larcun,
TX Marvel Celia Thaxter and Others.
The new magazine will be edited and
conducted by Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge,
widely knewn in the literary world as a
contributorto all our leading periodicals.
The 81 Nicholas bids fair at once and
easily to take its place al the head Of the
list Of magazines for children. Price
g. year Sold by all news dealers.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
LAND.

NOTICE i hereby given. TINT by VIZ.
~ tue OF An order 90 the dubois 81
cult Court, the undersigned Admini..
TRAITOR of the estate OF isaac Andcrso,
deceased, will offer for sale M puln,
auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, December 23d. 1874
the following lands of the deceased. II,
uaicd in the County Of Dubois, State az
Indiana, town:
Tie undivided two-thir,ls part Of ths
south west quarter OF the south ess,
quarter of section No. twenty -four t24
IN township Ma. ore a.. south of ranoe
Ne. Fix ~ west. less ten acres in Tho
south .a>i corner thereof beiny thirty
acres more or less
TERMS on SALE ne.third of tic
purchase money 10 be rnid in cash nu..
third IN six months. AMI ome-lhir il,
twelve months. The purchaser giyin,
notes for Deferred payments. bearinr
Interest, with approved surety, and
waving benefit Of valuation laws.
Ssi' to hr.sin al = o'riork. =. VI.
JOHN II. ANDER>ON, Admir-.
G. poANf. ANY.
Nev. .i>t. 73.-iw
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
land

NOTICE j. hereby given. that hr viz
iuc ul an order OF the Dubois Circuii
G"urt. the undersigned Administmtriy
OF the estate Of David Cox. deceased
will offer for sale M public auction on
the premises. on
MONDAY. the sth. day of Dec. ls7a.
the following lands OF the deceased. .ilu
iipA ~ the County OF Dubois. State of
Indiana. tO-wit:
The nm lividei two-ihirl~ piri of M,
south west quarter OF tie north west
quarter at section No. fhiriA six 81
in township NJ. two > south at range.
W. rosie : wet containing lnriA acre.
~ Hand. which j. The Interest OF lhe =,
iain i.' the tract nii-'r dcdnciiug auiii--
dai'lrd o'S'-ilirl Tor Vridnw'> ~har.
TERMS OF SArL. Olr-hair m 90
purchase money IT, BE- paid ia cusl, ant
The residue ia -iN monti~. The purelurrr
giving notes Tor delerlet payment. bear
hog inirre>.. y, iih aprrsrcd >nlNly. ans
waving benefit 81 rlrniinn laws.
SHE % commence M En'clock. T.. "
HAClItA cox. AimiA
u. BrsTr>rR. Ai''v.
Nny. nh. lsI3.- lw.
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A Srrious Accident.

We are g,fsved 10 chronicle the very
serious accident which happened TO
Judge J.. q. DeiIruleg. on last Monday
evening. The Judge leti here on the
Morning Star late la tie evening for
CanDeli0n, To attend the Perry Circuit
Court then IN session at Canaeltsn. And
while t,'e boat was Ia tb4 act OF landing
~ Grasayiew. the Judge slapped 0nt
Gas i usoalls the case when boat land. J
and II being dark made mis-step. csls.
ing him TO isll down stairway, breaking
oile or more Of his ribs loose ftom the
backbone and otherwise injuring him
severely. lie wac stiii IN Grandview
on yesterday, bVt Il Is 60 be hoped viii
Dc .ls1s 10 he conveyed 10 his home 5000.
II <ntirc community were previously
shocked on hearing OF 30 unexpected an
o''urteace. = iiotkport Democrat.
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The residence of r. A. Shrodes, near
Taylorsville, was destroyed by fire, with
all its contents on Saturday night, Nov.
2ad. Loss about $500. Some suppose
the fire to have heen the work OF an in
cendiary.
The odd Fellows will dedicate their
now hall in Taylorsville, Saturday, Nov.
10Th. 1873. The Rev. J. q. Lane has
been requested 10 deliver an address ON
the occasion.