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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-27
A recent dispatch to the Boston Globe

A recent dispatch to the Boston Globe
says:
Since the adjournment Of Congress,
General Butler has taken in hand the run
ming OF the Administration more thor
oughly than heretofore, and it was re-
marked, today, by Senator, that he S.
cures more appointees than all Senators
put togAther-some of men whose names
he has caused to be sent to the Senate
have been unfavorably reported upon
from committees on the ground of unit
ness. Among this class is General kins-
man, nominated to be United States Judge
for Arkansas. General Butler is making
efforts to have Joseph A. Robinson, OF
Massachusetts,, now Assistant Solicitor
of the Treasury, appointed First Con.
troller of the Treasury in place of Judge
Taylor, who, it is understood, is to be re-
moved. because he has given offense to
certein heads of departments.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-27
Maidstone Land Sale.

The nonresident proprietors of the town of
Maidstone, in the county of Essex, are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed by the said town
within two years next preceding this date remain
either in whole or in part unpaid on the following
described lands in said town, to wit
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-27

A .d as much of said lands will be sold at auc
ton at the school house in district No. !, in said
Maidstone, on the 10th day of April, at ten O'Clock
III the 'renoon as shall be requisite to discharge
said taxes with costs, unless previously paid.
HORACE ADAMS,
First Constable and Collector.
Dated at Maidstone, this 26th day of February,
A. d. 1875. lO.3w
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-27
Rlonmfieli Tax LIST.

The nonresident proprietor Of the town n
Bl00mfald IN the county Of Essex, are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed by said town
within the two years next preceding tbs date, ne
main either In whole or in part unpaid on ths FOL.
lowing described land 10 said town, % wit:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-27
NOTICE.

This is 70 certify that T. \. J. Frye, Of Concor',
Vermont, have this day givef my son, Scion A.
FRYE, his time during tie remainder OF his minor.
ity, and shall claim noae OF his earnings nor pay
any debts of his c1ltracting after this date.
4. ]. FRYE,
Concord. Vt, March u, ISIS. 1873
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-27

STATE OF PERMONT,t In Probate Court,
Esser District, SIS. held at Guildhall, in
and for said district, on the 18th day of March,
A. ID. 1873, Mrs. Elizabeth A, Thomas, administra
triX on the estate OF Capt. James Thomas, late of
Lunenburg, in said district, deceased, presents
her administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application to said court for
decree of distribution and partition Of the es.
tate of said deceased.
Whereupon ID is ordered by said court that said
account and application be referred to a session
of said court tO'be held at the Probate office, in
Guildhall on the 9Th day of April next for hearing
and decision thereon. And il is further ordered
that notice be given to all persons interested by
publication of the same three weeks successfully
in the Essex County Herald, newspaper pub.
lished at Guildhall, previous to said time APP
pointed for hearing, that they may appear at
SAID time and place and show cause, If any they
may have, why said account should not be
allowed and such decree made.
VIM. ii. HARTSHORN, Judge of Probate.
a true copy of record, attest,
WIN. II. HARTSHoR\, JadGe Of Probate.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-27
Commissioners Notice.
csTATE OF IsAAC DYER

ESTATE OF ISAAC DYER.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the district OF Essex
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Isaac Dyer late of Portland, Maine,
deceased, and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto
poses aforesaid, ~ the office of H. s. Storrs in Brigh
ton, in said district, on the 10Th day of April and
Gath day of July next, from one O'Clock II, NJ. until
three o'clock 7. NJ, each Of said days, and that
six months from the 18th day of February, A. D.
1878, is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to us for exam.
inatiOn aud allowance
Dated ut Brighton this 20th day of February A.
D. 1875. NATHAN HOBS0N,l
ss 4. Il. BoNETT,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-27
Adverti> ement of Northeastern
Land Sale for Taxes.

The nor resident proprietors of the town Of
Victory, IN the county of Essex, are hereby mott.
fed that the taxes assessed by said town within
two years next preceding this date remain either
in whole or in part unpaid on the following de.
scribed lands in said town. to wit:
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-04
ICon,',,u,li;catcd.J

Parish st. James August 2Sth. 1875.
MIR. EDITOR, The impression seems
to be gaining ground that there is a
squabble about the Office of Dist. Attor-
ney pro TEN, such as has disgraced the
ANIMALS of the State for the last four
years. Far be it from me wishing to de-
prive any one, much less Judge Beau
vais, from any rights or privileges to
which he or any one else may he entitled.
| would not retain an office to which
had no right though corrupt Judi:
ciary should SO decide; for we know
thai Courts Of late years (be said to
their shame) hare accorded to parties
who were not legally entitled thereto,
the Offices properly belonging to their
dpp6nents: On tho receipt of my com
mission as District Attorney PRO tenn,
/ offered to Judge Bcauvais to leave it
to any attorney of the Parish to decide
who was entitled to the office Of Dist.
Atty. pro TEN, which has been declined.
Farther am ready, if Judge Beauvais
can get a single lawyer of this parish
{even his own in whose honesty; ability
and integrity have great faithy to say,
that after having examined the ques.
ton, there is even doubt as to my right
to the office, to send back my commits.
sion to the Governor; and giving as my
reasons for not accepting the position,
the reasons assigned that Judge Bean
vais is entitled to the position.
Yours very respectfully,
j. r. WINCHESTER.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-04

BOVIANA,

II y plus de trois ans, lei, a. st: JAG.
qnes, devant le magasin de NJ. V. e. NJ.
Anderson, en- presence d'enviUn deux
cents citoyens des deux races, NJ. P. B.
S. Pinchback etant present, ainsi que
rauteur dc ces lgnes, rex-senatcur ncir
Barber, qui fut ar,ssi general de milice,
que chacun de nous conna1t de nom on
dc facies ct peut interroger, a dit hau-
te voiX ct pour ttre entendu dc t6iis:
George E. Boree fit chasseur de negres
M0yvOns!!
NJ. G. E. Bovee mic dams son journal
tire a yingt exemplaires.
II aurait dtt exiger du senateur noir
Barber unc retractation ct une .justifica-
ton devart le peuple.
Mais ce ne sont pas Ia nos affaires:
Et 81 nous citons le fait, apres cent
autres, c'est pour dire que nous ne vou-
Ions etre brutal, violent, grossier ct Bar.
bcr pour persOnne.
line nous plait pas d'employer le Ian.
gage, juste ou non, des llotes ivres ct
grossiers;
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-04
Cette somme. arrivera sous peu au
Comite de la Nouveile-O Orleans, 81 ellie
nest deja arrivee

| Cette s0mme arriyera sous peu al
COmite de la Nouveile- Orleans, si ellt
nest d6ia arriv6e.
Nous isons dams pAbeille de jeudi:
| 'NOus avonS reproduit dams nOtre nu
nero de dimanche le compte rendu; pu
bile par le Louisiamqis, du ba1-concert
dome le 81 aodt a Gentilly en- ST. JAG.
ques, au profit des inondes francais.
Nous joignons nos Fluctuations celles
de nOtre c0nfrere padresse des organi-
sateurs de cette fGte. Lie president du
comit6 a recu hier de Mr.. j. Gentil ,l6di.
teur du Louistanais, Ia somme de @61;
produit de ce bal-cOncert."
-Deux mots sur la moisson ct Ia re-
colte:.
Pllies ct temps defavorables pour la
coupe du rig: Mais toutefois r6c0lte ge-
neralement satisfaisante:
;, QUAINT a la came, belle lei, passable
Ia, elective Ell plus dun cndroit, ellie ne
donnera, ,dit.on, ,qu'une noyenne ordinai-
re. LIE mois d'aotit, ,ntOis qui fait h smcre,
Scion Repression vraie de nos meilleurs
agriculteurs; eu des NUTS trUp ffai-
ches. ..F
lie colonel Alfred Roman, a la re.
cente reunion du Comit6 central demo-
cratique la Nouvelle. Orleans, repre-
sente la paroisse st. Jacques, ,-sa pa.
roisse ct 1lotre pardisse.
C'est dire quill Pa represeiitee avet
toute la nettet6 de ses principles ct toute
pinvariabilitG de sa conviction.
Car le colonel Roman nest pas de
ceux qui aimetit les compromis doutetx
ct cacllent la inoiti6 de leur drapeau.
Et la franchise est ct sera toujours Ia
premiere vertu dun vGritable democratic.
On nous rapporte la triste liouyelle
qui suit:
NJ. Dourado Mire, dc la Riviere Neu-
We, a perdu quatre cnfants dams la
meme journ6e.
Ces malheureux enfants, dit-on, au-
raient etc cmpoisonnes par des dragees
dc santonine.
-L'hon: Morris Marks; 1idtre atccat
de district, actuellement Biloxi, fait
nauflage d six miles du port.
Mails NJ. Morris Marks, Gtant Pun des
meilleurs nageurs de la Louisiana, pu
rcgagner tranquillement le rivage.
Nous apprenons avec douleur la
mort de Nine. Bechac, nee Laure Bour.
tomieux.
MIME Bfchac, file dc notre ami The
odore BourtonIieux, etait age de 2G ans
ct habitat Ia Nouvclle- Orleans:
Ellie laisse deux jeunes enfants.
Nous appelons Iattention de nos
lectelrs, marchands, commereants ct ci-
toyens, sur PAWS dc la lfaiso, g. Jau.
bert ct Gle, Nouvelle- Orleans, rue dc
Chartres No. 90.
Ccttc lNaison est parfaitement connue
ct ma pas besoin de recommendation.
Eun dcs associes, NJ. Manuel, et
longtemps Pun de nos estimables CO
paroissiens.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-04
un deplorable bonheur ct une perversite

un deplorable bonheur ct une peryersite
-qui- Sent la -laertt.
Prttres, nos amis, est-ce que vous men.
tendez pas jusqu'a,ix pie.is dc vos au-
tells les hoqnets de picrognerie, ct votre
encens suftit-il 4 chaser les fumees du
whiskey ct de palcool. Ne voyez. vous
pas que pAmerique est serieusement
malade, que sa 1naladic, celle du steele,
est pirrognerie honteuse, ct que la gene
ration actuelle bolt affreusement le des-
honneuf, le poison ct la mort dams Fine
puisable verre (verre diurne ct nocturne)
des millions de cabarets, tavernes ct
taudis ouverts d rinextinguible soif de
la .jeune Amerique!
Lon tue partout.
Et pourquoif
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-04
local.

&C. =. Bovee, Gcoute, note ct retiens
ces quelques mots:
II est deux chooses humainement et
divinement impossibles: que tn puisses
ternir notre reputation, ct que notis puis
sions ten flire une bonne.
Nous ne f;,isons pas encore lie puli-
ti4ue par lei.
Nous he sommes pas la force ct Pin
pulsion.
Du reste, nous tachons de ne prcndre
dc Ia politiGue que &c qu'elle de stric.
tenent droit ct de profondement hon
n6te.
Notre politique croft aux principles
vrais ct largement dcmocratiques, a la
justice republicaine pour tous, q la l0i
que les legislateurs ont faite pour le
bien general ct rhonneur du peuple.
Ellie tend la main aux honnGtes gems,
repousse les mechants, ,eloigne les tripo-
teurs ct saffirme dams Ia prolific.
Sans haine cODtre les hommes, ,puisque
le vice est .,l;ie infirmite morale ou une
maladie, ellie pardonne volontiers i ceux
qui s'amenClent ct sc repentent; mais
ellie n'ouJlie ricn de &C qui est ct de ce
qui etc.
<Se souvenir est unG vertu.
Car lie salut est bien souvent, pour he
pas dire toujours, dams la n,emoire.
1T le peuple louisianais, don't les
drOits ct fhonneur ont etc foules aux
pieds,qui 1ut pendant huit ans a la mer-
ci Iaventlriers sans principles ct sans
probite, don't tortes les sueurs du front
mont scrvi qua rengralssement ct a la
gloritiCation dune bande ehontee de
politicians ct de vampires, ne saurait
oublier.
Lie Mississippi remontera plut6t vers
sa source que poubli ne descendra dams
lc cgur du vGritable Louisianais.
Oublier serait pactiser, absoudre, ct
souf1leter les lnorts.
Louisianais, sois juste, sois bon, sois
genGreux, mails mcmor csto-souyiens.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-04

,uy eu a Abbeville, ,une rencontre
entire NJ L. Feray ,editeur du 1Msridional,
ct le greftier L. Brodssard. LIE grefier a
etc bless6:
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-04
M. j. II. Winchester public t,re
communication en- &C journal.

M. J. II. Winchester public tire
communication en- &C journal.
Iisez ct jugez:
NJ. j. Il. Winchester nest pas un
avcntnrier ct un suceur dos publics,
n'entend dtplacer yst6matiluementpe
nnc,respectc son colnpetiteur, ne vcut
point discutailler ct intGrcsser par DIES
chitanes, ct il otfre dc rcnvoycr sa com
mission a Kellogg, 81 NJ. Beauvais trou
vc un senl avocat cmcttant un doutc sur
scS tlroits.
Dick a raison. 1T nous croyons que
lie juge DcauvaiS ne sarra.t avoir tort.
j. Gentil, dc son cote, tait Il NJ. n. S.
Landry Ia proposition suivante:
Juge Landry, prenez III ayocat de
cette paroiSSe, 4 vOtre choiX, ct ditcS-
lui d'eXamincr nos titres rcspectits ayec
I'm avocat que nous chOisirolls nous me
me.
81 la decision DIES avOcats nous CON
damne, nous renvcrrOns nutrc commits
sion lie membre de ,iuri de police a kel-
iogg. Bien plus, j. Gentil tera cadeau
dun yicuN paratonncrrc au petit Geor-
&C.
lie petit George rcvient instructive.
ment sous notre plume.
| Aussi, pourquoi lie petit George, du
Sentinel 4 patente,est-il col,sitlGrt par le
Sugar Planter CONNIE un astronomer.
lstrologue ct Challeen!
lie t;lit est que lc Petit George .qui lii
dams les astrcS, tire Horoscope DIES ma.
tions,a son ftOilc dams les cicux,Sc delnall-
dc avec ttonnement pGrrquoi retoile dll
stnateur Pierre Landry tait palir la
sienne.
Console-toi, petit George.
st. Jacques: grace 4 sa population
actuelle, a dtsormais droit a trois repre-
sentants ct Il I'M senateur.
George scra done encore senateur, Il
moins que Samuel Cook men orlonne
autrement.
M. II. Cohen, rhomme an sceau. a
donn6 sa demission dc grctficr dc Corr.
A rrdpos dc NJ. II. Cohen,sil at1lrme,
.jnre ct certiiie sons la fol du sceau que
III. Hill donne sd demission de mem
bre du juri dc police Ell ST. faveur, que
le representant Dickerson salt celia ct a
VII la chose, que Dickerson lui.m6me
voulait la place, ct que II. Hill tune
dr6le de machine qui he salt pas lireJ
est I'm bien grand homme.
Mais Dickerson ME.
Celia, bicn entendu, ne tire pas a con
sequence.
| Morale de la chose: Qui dit Ia verite..
Car il est dc notoriete publique, depths
plus de trois mois, que NJ. Hill a donn6
sa dGmission conditi0nnelle ct en- vue
dun certain profit.
NJ. Hill, tout comile un blanc, vous
avez droit a la verite. Mais quand on
ne salt nj lire nj ecrire,a peine tairc une
croix, on ma pas lie droit moral d'ttre
llGgislateur ct administrators
Quelle mine peut done f,ire NJ. Hill
dams un comite de finance cu d'admi
nistration!
Etonnons-nous encore que la parcisse
soft r,linee!
lie Bureau DIES Ecoles s'est reuni
tout recemment.
Nouvellc publication, nouvelle depen
Sc.
Transactions A. Turcaud veut gu'on
change les livres-Bovee demande que
le president soft autorise emettre des
warrants-Dickerson pense Quill faut
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-04

CONVENT p. O-ST. JACQUES,
GENT1LLY,-Lou1sIANE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-04
j. GENTIL, REDACTEUR.

M Norris Feitel est ragent du Loui-
sianais pour le district dc Ia V0cheric.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-14
LEXINGTON, APRIL 10. ITS.
ny JOHN q. WHITTIER.

No maddeninR thirst for blood had they,
No bsttle,juy vas theirs who set
Against the alien bayonst
Their honespun breasts IN that old day.
Their feet had trodden peaceful ways,
Thsv loved not strife, they dreaded pain
They saw mot what to rs Is plain,
That God would make mans wrath bis praise
No seers were they, but simple men
lie vast results the future hid
The meaning ot the work they did
Was strange and dark and doubtful then.
Swift as the summons came they ieh,
The p'nw. mid-furrow standing still
The haE-grnund cnrn grist at the mill,
The spSdein earth, the axe IN cleft
They went where duty seemed To call,
They scarcely asked the reason why;
They onl knew they could hut die,
And death was not the warst VI all.
or man for man the sacrifice,
Uustained bv blned. save thetra they rave,
The h'wers that blossntued from their graves
Have sown themselves beneath all skies.
Their death shot shook the reudaI tower.
And shattered slavery's chains ns we'll
On the sky's dome, a. on a bell
It's echo struck the worlds great hour.
That fsteful echo is not dumb
the natnnS, listening to its sound,
Wait. fr"m crntury's vantage ground,
The holier triumphs yet H. come.
The bridal time of Law and Love,
The Rladness NJ the worlds release,
When, war-sick, at the feet nf Peace
The hawk shall nestle with the dove
The golden age of brotherhood,
Unknown to other rivalres
Than ofthe mild humanities,
And gracious interchange Of god.
When closer strand shall learn to stand,
miii meet ben aih saintinR hIgs,
The eaHle cf our craSs,
The lion Of our Mother land
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-14
JERRY CRY, May 6, 1875.
FROM ITICKSVILLE.
HIcKsvILLE. May 10, Isl

IlIChbNILLE, May ~, 1910.
Mr.. EDIToR:-The past week has been
one of great excitement in our town. Is
rael Stull, who was one OF the prominent
citizens and business men OF tins town,
went to Defiance on Monday, May 81, on
business. lie took the accommodation
train and arrived there about 7 o'clock,
after which he was seen repeatedly on the
streets. 1t was his intention to return on
the 1880 train, but instead Of doing so he
sent word TO his father-in law, DIR. Rake
straw, that business would detain him until
next day. He was seen several times dur
ing the day, seemingly in great trouble of
mind, and about s o'clock was seen at the
depot. Nothing WAS seen Of him after
that. The neJt morning Tuesday as a
boat was locking through the canal, some
thing was found to be wrong with the
gates; boat hooks were run down and the
body of man drawn out, which proved
to be that OF Israel Stull. He was man
addicted to strong drink, which caused in
sanity, and it is supposed that he intention
ally put an end to his life He was we'll
educated, smart and intelligent young man.
We can truthfully saw, that the vendors
OF liquor are the murderers Of this man.
l am glad TO know that the citizens of this
vicinity have put very low estimate upon
that class Of men. Would to God they
could be made to see the dishonor and dis
grace OF this business, and thus be induced
to quit the traffic. R.W.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-14
FROM JERRY CITY.

EDITOR JOURNAL Times are lively
here now. Carpenters are busy and new
buildings are sprnging up all over town.
Mr.. McEwen has sold his store to a Mr..
Disingsr Aaron & Hamshire have sold
their Drug store to Howard and Barrot
noticed three loads of corn. belonging
to Nestlerode & Co., leaving town for Wes-
ton. If We only had u railroad things
would not be thus, but fear we will have
to wait while longer. Nestlercde & Co.
are running their factory with full set of
hands. notice large lot OF oak shingle
logs in the vicinity of the factory enough
should think to roof one or two hundred
buildings. cannot imagine where they
can find sale for all their shingles.
Whitacre & Co, are putting up a buill-
ing to be used as pump ftctorY.
There are several very BAD cases of sick
ness in this vicinity at present.
Several of the schools in this locality
will commence next Monday.
ADoLPHUs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-14
Notice No. 228
Hugh stewart. Principal petitioner.

NOTICE is hereby given I, George Laskev.
~ Samuel McCrnry. Willard V. WAY, j "
Canary Robert Pickering Asher Cnnk, John
Schwind, Jerumg .. Thomas, W. II. We'mure,
tlarmnn Gregory, Clthaiine Crnnk, Gpurgr
knauss, Robert Wallace james Willmmy, Rob.
ert ). Brnwn, David Williams, Geurre w Cap
p-l, William Nurtna, =. i Fengles, Hrnr,
Hess, John w. Rnbinsnu, Briton Hess, Melcm
Parker, Samuel Gerrge, William Parker Elizi
k"tchum Sarah A. Drake, James X ,bcrtson,
" Parser, Margaret Wetmnre, Wm. Jacks s,n,
Henry Brinker, c. = ChAmbetlIin, Chas. Hol
Ter, II. &. lawrence, August Guizuiiller, Isaac
sutton Frederick Rrikrrt John u. Wall ICE,
VI. Cltgre, Dtuiel Williim', Z silia Ber-
kst, E ID. Peck, Robert Caldwell, Z w. Merry
Morgan Odell, Dewitt Davidson. Lewis Metz
ger, j. Braudhnver, David Iiirs. George Is.
Creps, Elisha VI Holden, A 0tdway, Thomas
Clague, etnl, Il. j. Caldwell, Jonathan Bruugh,
Elizabeth d. Wetzel, Peter Firestien, VIM.
hnmbers, Adam Snyder, John Swartz, Henry
BradHw, Elijah Hopper. William Armhustsr, $
j Archibald, August Henry, Andrew Jameson.
John Fr"nz, Walter Davidson, Christopher Ha.
ale, u. ird, Jerome A1Culchenn, Sanford
Howard, JAG, b Metzger, Jane Stewart, John
+. Heidemau, Hugh stewart, David SNYDER.
Ems Beville, Thomas ) Mears, David Main,
Henry Hnzl', Jeannctte Stewart, David Gibson
Robert Feulon, John II Ghsrmeycr, j. W
Ross 'rueliu' A Hubbard Jtc,b Christrn,
Owen LYNCH, y. X. Hlllsubsck Cnristian R,-
ker. G.. B. Jenkins, Valentine H,h1n, Thomas
Fentou, Henrietta Poster. Austin Z Carey,
James Mcbride John smith, Ebcrhard
Tinker, William Rocker, Ludwig SehwatE
walder, Eli Bruugh, Peter Gsiss, Gen-gp ].
Ma,sr, Charles Z-ssing, Frederick Hit, George
Mi Yer, Charles ,sslng, William Elder, j. w.
| Phillips, Christopher Meyer, George Brough,
jacob Christian, R & + Hlhln. Frederick
Jacob, George Christian, Valentine lIahan, Oar
win j. TrGm'n. Isaiah Chamberln, Gserge
| Hopper, Frederick hasr, James r. Wyman,
Eliza 7. Webb. Lucien NeiErr, II. l.. Wnnd
Ge"rge L.athers, Gsnrge Hnudlcbring. David
SNYDER, David Gibson, John Swar;z. John 4
D. Haley. Samuel Gushert, 0rin W. Foster, H.
Shader, August Bnysou, Jacob Ksrfes. Charles
Powers, Jacob Sargent, Peter Miller, Heirs
| Thomas Gorrll, Daniel Kailsv, " o SNYDER
George Krnmmrll, A. y, smith. Isaac Ward,
Darwin rrumd n, Jacob Mover, Alfred Dennis,
John Wetb, George Airton. Uriah Dennis,
Jamss Haney, Jacnb Smith, n. y. Clfrjrd, j.
| :. Smith, Jonas llanlev, Frederick Ilarr, b
| Cramer' ID vantamp John Emch, samantha
Dennis. And tn the nnn resident owners Of the
| following described lands:
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THE PEOPLE WAIT PROOF.

siAns, or sid By Druggists, that carries such
evidence Of It's success and superior virtue aa
BOscHEE's GERMAN STRrP for Severe C"ughs'
Colds settled On the Breast, Consumption. W
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. prof of
that fact is that any prrs"n afniet-d, can get a
Sample B"tIle far 10 cents aud try its superior
eject before buying the regular size at rs cents.
u has lately been intr'Slnced in this country
fsom Germsay. and its won Ierful cures are as
q Onish'ug everyone thst use it. Three d"ses
! will relieve any case. Try it. Sold b. A. r.
7 CaAMpSEY.
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Estrays.--It is the duty Of every per-
son taking up an eatray to Immediately
advertise the same by publishing notice
and attending to the matter in lawful
manner. A person who keeps an animal
without advertising it, is liable to be in
dicted by the grand jury and punished ac-
cordingly Under the new law all es;rays
exceeding twenty dollars in value have to
be advertised in some public paper.