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Matt. Carpenters Views.

HE THINKS THAT GRANT WILL BE NoMl-
MATED On \ HARD MONEY PLATFORM
AND THAI I'M WILL BE DEFEATED ny
GRrENBACkS.
A correspondent writes to the Mil
~aukee News: On the 10th inst, while
coming from Oshkosh To This city, had
the pleasure of falling In with ex-Scna-
tor Carpenter on the train, and, rs have
had the honor OF that distinguished
Sentleman'S acquaintance ever since his
old Bcloit days. cosld not resist the
temptation of interviewing him. After
a hearty shake OF the hand. for the day
of "Auld Lang Sync," asked: Well.
Carpenter. what do You think about the
chances ot The republican state ticket
This iail9 Senator Carpenter-Oh
don't know. support the ticket, OF
course, and expect other republicans
will 10 the same. R.--What do YOU
think of these whisky cases which are
creating 80 much excitement all through
the WessI C.--Well. I'm counsel Tor a
lot OF them yon know. against the GOV
iernment. X. Il hear il stated that You
have also been employed by the city OF
! Now York a. counsel against Tweed
~. ou newspaper uitn HuNO gOi ~
that way. | know. After some further
conversation OF u dcsultory nature.
approached him on the subject of poll
| tics again with question rs 10 his opin-
ion of the result of the next presidential
ELECTION, n follows: IL. We'll, how
about the third term? C.-In my opin-
ion. Gen. Grant will be the candidate
of tire republican party for third term.
] can see no possible way of avoiding
II. lie Will undoubtedly he the candi.
date OF the republicans next year OH a
hard money platform The situation
affords him tie exact pretext be waWcd
aud to which be referred. when he wrot,
his third term letter. As circumstance,
mot likely to occur" think Judge
David Davis. OF the supreme Court OF
Ike Upited States, will he the democrat
lie candidate on n grecnback platform
and that grcesbacks will win. JUS
! then the whistle sounded for Fond III
Lac aud had to break of my interview
and leave.
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er Our town was visited Tuesday last
by some high L. :. aud Railroad Oni-
cials, IN consequence OF the seizure hy
our worthy County Treasurer of the
Rolling Stock OF the Air Line Railwnv.
for the payment of unpaid taxes due
from said Railway Company. These
taxes have been past due for some time.
and q demand has been made by Mr..
: Sa<~c upon The Company for said taxcs
When IN iniimation given by him ihat
he would have TO levy upon the Rolling
Stock IL the taxes were not paid. he a,-
sures ia that he was informed by Presi-
dent Bradley and Secretary LYMAN. that
the Rolling Stock was not owned bv the
Company but leased from the New
ALBANY aud Chicago IL. X. Company.
| Mr.. Sasse then ked Mr.. Bradley 10
make affidavit TO that effect. which lie
promised to do but never did so. The
taxes were then returned delinquent
and the Road offered for sale on the first
Monday in February last, at the Dclin-
quent tax sale, but was not sold for
want Of bidders. Since then the Treas
urer became convinced that the Rolling
Stock did belong to the Air Line Rail
to the contrary, Notwithstanding and
as in duty bound he had il seized aud
advertised for sale. No sooner had this
been done than Col. Horace Scott, who
had recently been appointed Receiver
by the u. >. District Court--of whicL
fact the Treasurer was not advised i'm
mcdiately claimed the property az be-
longing to the Air Line" and in his
hands as such Receiver, and commenced
proceedings against Mr.. Sassc TO am
swer for contempt of Court, and for a
delivery of the property. or course
the property had to be given into the
hands of the Receiver Mt once rs he had
been appointed before the levy was
rnades but in what an uncnvia' lie light
dses this place President Bra Hey. If
he had stated the facts to Dir. Sasse,
when payment of the taxes was first
demanded. the taxes would have been
made, and further trouble avoided. The
sequel has shown that Mr.. Bradley has
been guilty of gross prevarication con
duct we did not think he would be
guilty of How true the saying: "The
longer man lives, the more he will
find by-Joc Whilikcns-out."
Il Princeton Democrat.
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OTwELI, ND, July PC, 1870.
Times are getting lively. and We're
very much SO last sunday. as we had
church twice and one singing.
Our village is becoRlng noted for
little RAINING rows. 4 few DAYS ago
George Woven aud Theo. Key had =
liiti, civil quarrel. After the above
conihaf was ended our Special Consta-
blc came very near whipping some man.
80 near. at least, that be run and lett his
opponent 10 do the best he could for
himself. May The good work continue,
The farmers are feeling badly on
account or 50 much rain.
4 Oats and wheat are badly damaged
by the recent rains.
- Robert aud Valley started this morn.
ing 10 do for themselves. They now
have a cspital of four maps apiece.
Alb. Thomas passed through town
TODAY on his way to ireland, where hc
Intends 10 live u retired life.
ADyALoREM
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OF Wendell Phillips, since Lis one
idea in regard TO the barbarian of sla-
very has been satisfied, and the barbarity
abolished, is going for the bullionists
Read his letter in another column
Many of the other heretofore mos,
prominent leaders Of the Radical party
are coming out In favor Of the Demo
cratic doctrine Of no further contraction
of the currency, and the Government ia
supply sufficient amount for the wants
Of business. Until this policy IL shaped
into law we may expect continuation
OF stagnaut times with all industries
and activity with tho money sharks
The people need more money.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Jgo CD H Gz3 81 Ia 11
BY DOANE Il CAPEHART.

No $50 acres In Spencer county. On the line 81
the & H. :. w X r.: finely IMPROVED little farm.
and splendid coal track Very cheap ~ 81 500 cash
No ~ An eligible lot IN good locality. with i'm
npvn VI. IN The town ~ Huntinghnrg.
No qs--sa acres II flnclv mbered land In Marion
township Dubois county cleared. has on n small
log house. Is well wasred. aud underlah with coal
about miles from Jasper and laws wen 20 make nice
farm sln per acre; one-half cash, balance time
No ps-sb acres IN Columbia township, near Know
willie: an hotom land. half mile from raioka river
"A acre. heavily ,mbcrcd with oak. ash. beech and
mamie: acres cleared For sale cheap, considering
quality II land.
Rsly-Por description II other tracts IF real estate
~ sale by oane CapshAri, sec last page Of Courier
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NOTICE 70
CONTRACTORS AID BUILDERS

NOTICE is hereby given thar ihe I'M
~ dersigned. Trnsirc Of Alsdi-om
township. Dubois County. Indiana, will
let To the lowest bidder, at public out
cry, nj Ireland. on
'SATC RDA y. 3i~t day of JULY. 1875.
The building of school House One-half
mile North oi Ias. T.. ~purlock's. In
said township. Plam-and specifications
can be seen al the residence OF tie un-
dersigned.
Also. tic refreshing of TWO SchQol
Houses. in said township, at the same
time and place.
Said letting 10 take place M . o'clock.
w. II GkElN y, Trustee NJ. 4.
July 18Th. 1875. 81
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the W.
= dersiSncd administrator OF the e-.-
tate OF Alfred Osborn. dLsea.ed, will
offer for salo ~ public auction, al TIC
late residence Of said decedent, In Boon.
township, ON
MONDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1878.
the personal property ~ said estate. CON
sistin@ ,f horses, cattle. hogs, two way
ons, farming Implements, bouseho old and
kitchen furniture; also. LOT of dry gonni..
groceries. boots SHOE. qnecnsware and
many other articles TOO tedious TO men
ton.
IERNS.--Sums OF five dollars and
under cash: all sums over five dollars
a credit OF uine months Will be given.
purchasers giving notes b~nrlng 8 per
cent. Interest rom date. and waiv-
Ing benefit OF valuation ana spprai.,--
nent laws, with good security.
bale TO begin nj . o'clock A. u.
JOHN ABEL, Adm'r.
WM. a. TnA,LVn. Airy.
july DBL. 1875. 3ws
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Notice of Application ior Liquor
License.

NOTICH s. hereby given % the citizens ~ Rain
~ bridge toNnsnip. nnhois county. in ilHna tnfi
the undersigned will apply 20 the uard ufColufy Cuui-
nsioners Of buhri, county. ~ their S"ptelhrr term
1913. under the provisions Of IN Act. emit led Al Aci o.
ulaie Hnd license the sale 20 spirirous malt arN
ufker Intoxicating liqnurs " limit the terl lee io h
charged by citie. aud i.rns and 70 repeal sl iorme-
saws rrguagin. the sale ~ Intoxicating lrHur- sid al
laws auI parts ~ laws coming ncoufict with tie proc
vision. II THE act prescribing peal'ie- Ter the viola
nos thereof and drciarng sn emergency pHss't l.
The Lsg.atare ot lneiaua. IN ',.a. tr ccn-e 10 sell
yinDu~ aud malt liquors in qrrnfes lees than
a, p time be drank the premise. lor ;ssm az
lon. year. Tho prsci>e location where he llrrs - sci
h. house situated and being upon the tlr'Tinv IL
.ersA.l Hand: The North West quarter ~ sscii-l
eighteen $50 Town i~p q south. lAngc four :.
West adjoining the 81 Nnicrrville Ia ENnAfdgs
ta- nsiii, Dghois county, Indiana.
Juie 10Th. las PAUL N NthFL
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JASPER & Lssessl"O'SEE
Stage AZ Mail Line
sLAN.x..r....E.aE.

aNRANN FUNK ~ Jasper ar. frns Afford. 81
A l1- znu're Hrs nos rl4nilng ialt lin~ - stages
.iswrvn ls.irf sri Nv gnuise. v.h good f-iuO ola
tiui fnr 'NrrT.+ mAisag and sf--.ugrrs. flry In
vsrf.hl, ffAe c'rnecfon Will sAs rr4 10 'l~' q. u
X. H. soing ff-t Mt. this :. ie shrr'ci rad bssi
road 10 fic q. a a. L.. srl We hn-r iHi sober
AMI elrHfu dri and good i-Ants siege lesves
me 20 Ofice Ia cath Gown ov-rv morning 20 on.
o'co~k
lash prrspn al~r giyes notice 'har fhsy viii sot be
responsible. inr none hey tkagFs g. ia ',nf by
press carried hy th. ether ~ ny - fAcr en-
pinyse- such narkn:,s u's Ne ytnio ne grfeipslr
themsf iysr. lii. a. fhe ont, s.ge ine r,sea rtich
either one rece exrres. matter
rs-seng~rs viii DC caliol for u r,ln-ici. ~ hotels
or Residences. FRANK EiSK CdTs rac.or.
NAV glsf isTs -ly
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UC L Sc & MILL
F0r Sale,
IT Cclc.t,nc. Wal, '.ow o.hip

Will. sell .,a-i law -r''ii ~llh 'va c--u.r
s tw- sris q burts nre p.ir m'isfsfnr = griutns
orn, az. -ber .-if .sn ~ To- ~tih.iT er Ar-rt
in. wheat. hsrv '.Ah rts ~ 500 80 .,.g y Ind
riil Size y~sr srVfNd. .d ~ .l-su..ti~ supply =
fmh,-
gur-l rs-ms hoi.o m t,s>-. nrs. AZ ,bn,-h~i
~ ia rsi .fstie I'D tigxf h"s-s -na f.'ri acrc-
~ ground 81 ruisf - With god Az c. ai--rs
Thew - ~ D.. -uit i0grtl-r ..fsart'sv 4h'. one
- he he-i b. afi.h- fr n.'n1ine mill the oapiv
there heirz "" mill nearer IAN f.r T.l'ss
Tan se-ntf AL. irItrrs Va tw- .oua' yirnant.
IN one rni tWo year. Jane b ~ q
p IsCHiltr. Crl.stfn. Ina
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" Office IL hereby gfves. that b.
y virtue Or aH execution io me d.
+rccted from the CLERK VI The Dubois
Circuit Court, | will expose y, pnbIc
sale 10 the highest bidder on
AUGUST Tin, 1873.
between the hours " 10 u'oiok. a. H..
amt ! oalort, y. ~ " s,id day,
ai the door oil tile Courl House of Du-
f~is &riniy. lIdiasns tie rcnfs suh
profits fsr term GOt exceeding -rv-
ien oars Of the following .;,-s1rIbcd real
Iextare, to-wh:
The West halsof ule North-Ea-t quar-
ter OF Section number thirteen 49, IN
Township number one ID North ct
Range number three III West, cCntr;r-
Ing 80 acres. Horc or less, ~ Dub6s
County, Indiana.
And on failure TO realize the FIJI.
amount OF Judgment. Interest and costs
will W the same time and plhcc. and
in like manner sell the fee simple ut said
real estate.
Taken n the property ~ Mathew
Kirkland at the suit OF W ililm Collin.
Said sale will be madc without any
relief Whatever from valuation or APP
IprllseRent laws
JOHN WEEK FL, sheriff DC
Bv Andrew j. tormsn. Deputy.
VA. a. TRAyLoR, Atty.
July 18th. iS75.-3w. Pr 1900.
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NJ The Governor has appointed
Judge Niblack trustee Of the State
Normal school, vice VIM. ID. Byram,
resigned.
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DUBOIS tircult Court. OctODef term,
a. ID. 1875.
William Il. Curtis aud
Nancy Jane Curtis
". Pet for Part. .
Daniel j. Nicholson,
Joseph Rose,
Polly Ann Rose.
Granville Stringer,
Angelina Stringer etal
WHEREAS. the plaintiffs have fled
w an affidavit m the Office of the
Clerk of the Dubois Circuit Cont, that
the defendants, Granville Stringcr and
Angelina Slringer. are non-rcsidcnts OF
the State of Indiana, aud that q cause OF
action exists against said defendants.
Granville Stringcr aud Angelina String
en-, In favor Of said plaintiffs in relation
TO real estate.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified that said cause viii stand 'or
trial NJ the next term OF the Dubois Cir
cult Court, 10 be begun and held nj the
Court House, in Jasper. Dubois County
Indiana. on the fourth Monday in Octo-
Der next, nj which time said defendants
may appear and answer plaintiffs con-
plant. or the same will be heard and de-
termined in their absence.
Attest, BAIL Il. EDMDNSTON,
Clerk Dubois &. e.
&. DoANE. Atty tor Plaintiffs.
/ july Goth 1878. 81
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Court Notice.

State Of Indiana. Dubois County, SIS !:
NOTICE is hereby given TO stephen
~ {. Val =, whose residence. as APP
pears by aih!ayii filrd. j. unknown, that
CharlOtiee \. Bnrnam, Sm-an Antoinetic
Buruam. Waller >. Bumaln. Harry r.
Burnam. Lawson W. Bnrnam, v toilet r..
BnrnaIn, and Alden G.. Gyins and
James Braden, Administrator Of the
estate of samuel W. Burnan. deceased,
have commenced an action against him,
the said stephen {. W aes. in the
Dubois Circsit Court of the State
of Indiana, which relates 10 real estate,
that said action Is stlii pending against
him. and will stand for issue and trial AT
the next term OF said Court TO he held
at the Court House m Jasper. in said
county, on The fourth Monday in
October, 1875. aud that hc must appear
slnd answer or denur oB The ~ Jay OF
said term, or said cause will be heard
and determined in his absence.
H. Il. EpMoN SroN. CerR.
Il. BUErrNEn. plaintiff 5 Any;
Dated JULY H. lS15.--3t
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE.
ITO {. W. Mcars, Justice 90 ~ .-sc
i in Patoka Township. DtriN's III r.
ty, Indians: We, the undc * e.
praIsors, appointed by YOU ~ :, aise
a certain black mare iaiol, kc' "a ny
John Alpers, do appraisl ,iA Ia. Ut
dollars. FL 81 n. j.
BLACK, with blazcd face. med n. Il
main and tsil. two Whit r' be
no mark or brand, aud va ia arc NE
said mare to be about 'pDf III p''', and
stands l6 hands high.
VII. RATYrEhaEr. ..,,.s
HENRY RATrPaiLEf
subscribed and sv orn 20 ,iore me.
a Justice of the Peace, III tosa town
ship, on this 81 day Of .lnr, lD7s.
c. w. NEARs, j. L.
A true copy.
Attest y. y. FpMoNsroS, CLERK.
July ieth, is75.-st'
a.. ~, (,k.,,sar
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State OF Indiana, County OF dubois. :.
In Dubois Circuit Court. October ler,,
A. q 1875.
john u. Evans
" civil Ar,;o,,
Rachel Eaton,
James k.inn,
Charles NcCarr.ll.
Henry McCarrellard
George r. Wadle
IA tlEiiLAS, the plaintiff has fled an
" affidavit in the office OF the Clerk
OF the Dubois Circuit Court, that the
said defendants, Rachclh:aton AMI Ju,nes
Eston, are non-rcsidents OF tho State of
Indiana, and that cahse of action ex-
lists against said defendants IN favor OF
said plaintiff In relations 10 real estate.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified that said cause will stand for
trial M the next term OF the Dubois
Circuit Court, 10 be held nj tie Court
House, " Jasper, Dubois County. Indi-
ana. on the fourth Monday IN Oetuber
next, at which time said defendants NAV
lappearand answer plaintiff 5 complaint.
Attest, BAIL Il. EDMuNsToS,
Clerk ID. &. {.
BY Il. l.. GREEN. Deputy.
VIM. a. Traylor, ATTY Tor Plaintiff.
! July 10th, 1875. bts
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Court Notice.
STATE OF INDIANA,

DUBOIS iOlNil,
Dubois Circui, Court. October term,
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IiE THINKS THAT GRANT WILL BE NoMI-
MATED On \ HARD MONEY PLATFORM =
AND THAI nE WILL BE DEFEATED nN
eRrENRAgkS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-18
Stanley in Africa.

The New York Herald of the 10th pub
fishes a telegraphic synopsis of letters re-
ceived in London from Stanley. He says
DR.. Livingstone was wrong in reporting
that the Victoria Nyanza consisted of five
lakes. Spoke correctly states that Victoria
Nyanza is one lake, but Speke's two
islands are pcninsuas. The River Shi-
meeyu is the principal feeder Of the lake
and EXTREMIST source Of the Nile yet dis
covered.
Stanley had several conflicts with slave
dealers on the lake. On one occasion he
was attacked by 100 natives, armed with
spears, in thirteen canoes, who were re-
pulsed after severe fight. Three native
were killed.
He arrived at the Utesal hunting camp
at Nisayura April II, where the King di.
rected extraordinary festivities and dis
plays. One feature was a naval review
on the lake OF eighty four canoes, manned
10y . 800 men. On the second day, in adj
dtion to the naval maneuvers, there We're
races in which eighty-four canoes were
engaged, each propelled by thirty oars
men, the King leading the fleet personal
ly, in the presence Of great crowd of on
lockers, including the 300 wives of the
King On the third day there was bird
shooting and target practice by 5000
troops, and on the fourth day he returned
to Mtesas, the capital. This King has
1000, 900 subjects, He is Mussulman,
has great intelligence, and his dominion
affords the best augury for the possible
civilization of Africa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-18
POLITICAL.

The Congressman elected on the I'd are:
First Massachusetts, District, VIM. w. Grape
(Rep); First Mississippi, Louis G. c. Lamar
Dem), re-elected Second, g. Wiley Welles
(Rep.); Third, II. D. Money (Dem.); Fourth,
O. K. Singleton Dem.); Fifth, c. Z. Hooker
Dem.); Sixth, Roderick Seal, (Dem.); Thirty
third New York, Nelson l. Norton (Rep).
The official count of the election returns in
Colorado shows that the Territorial Legisla-
ture will be composed as follows: Council
Republicans, 4; Democrats, 9. House-Re-
publicans, l6 Democrats, TO-
The complete vote of Massachusetts, at the
recent election gives Rice (Rep.) for Governor,
s3,523; Castor (Dem.), 7S,246; Baker (Pro),
s,965; Adams, liza; Phillips, 3O1.
The official canvass of Pennsylvania gives
Hartranft (Rep.) for Governor majority of
1870.
twas thought on the Sth that Bigelow, the
Democratic candidate for Secretary of State
of New York, would have about $4,000 ma.
jority
The New York State Senate will contain q
Republicans and /, Democrats; House, IS
Republicans and 60 Democrats.
The New Hampshire Prohibitionists held a
State Convention at Concord on the 10th and
nominated A. j. Kendall for Governor.
Thomas A. Doyle (Rep.) has been reelected
Mayor of Providence, r. l., for the tenth
time
The new Minnesota Legislature will be
composed as follows: Senate-Republica
"a; Opposition, II. neutrality-suspicious. IS;
Opposition, Al.
Milwaukee telegram of the 18th places
Ludington's (Rep.) majority for Governor of
Wisconsin at 900. The balance of the Demo
cratic State ticket is elected by maiorities
ranging from $50 to 300 except Kuehn for
Treasurer, who would have from $500 to
1000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-18
SYMPTOMS Of Catarrh.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction of the
nasal passages, discharges falling from the
head into the throat, sometimes profuse
watery and acrid, at others thick, tena
cious, mucous, purulent bloody and putrid:
the eyes are weak, watery and inflalned:
there is ringing in the ears, deafness, hack
ing or coughing to clear the throat, expecto-
ration of offensive matter, together with
scabs from ulcers; the voice is changed and
has nasal twang, the breath is offensive,
smell and taste are impaired; there is sen.
sation of dizziness, mental depression, hack
ing cough and general debility. Only few
of the above-named symptoms are, however.
likely to be present in any one case. There
is no disease more common than Catarrh.
and less understood by physicians.
DIR. sAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
is beyond all comparison the best prcpara-
ton for Catarrh ever discovered. Under the
influence of its mild, soothing and healing
properties the disease soon yields The
Golden Medical Discovery should be taken
to correct the blood, which is always atfault,
and to act specifically upon the diseased
glands and lining membrane of the nose.
The Catarrh Remedy should be applied lcar1a
with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche--the only in.
strument by which fluids can be perfectly
injected into all the passages and chambers
Of the nose from which discharges proceed.
These medicines are sold by Druggists.