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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-08

ana >. a. u, OF NaSlVllle- q de
voted friend-will excuse US for pub.
fishing all lie says, except what is pure
" Of a personal nature:
NASHVILLE, May 18th, 1876.
Dear Slater II have just read your
"Sunday Thoughts" and. while the
you that Sunday is the day to weary your
eyes and brain in searching for a local.
True enough, nature is the same as ON
other days, and the mind wont rcst-it
can't rest. Sometime since ! prepared II
number OfchOice items on Sunday, and it
seemed 80 much the Same is other days, |
asked myself the question over again, per-
haps, the lifticth time: Is It right? | re
MCmbCred the fact that more newspapers
are read on Sunday than all other days,
and that Il minister. in whom there is no
guile, ace answered my query by stating
he thought it well to write "whilc in the
spirit for it still, there wa an uncasi-
ness and diSquiet within. and | concluded
as Sunday wac the Lords holiday, that |
would vary from the vocation Of other
days, even il | should do something else
not wholly IN Keeping with the purposes
for which thC Sabbath was made. | put
my baton OF items IN the llre' ana have not
No doubt you agree that there is as
ilucll ,l'r,'ony III C'le sysnc'l oi RESI- Jay
~, e"on " Sonel a. .iI.rn III t'ic Sta,-
nit' "n,u' u tnI , u, a. '"'"iu' i.r"i WY
rest from all thy labors on the Sabbath
day?
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occupy Yours to read for sake of argtl-
ions thomrht" ON these snbiccts, nm "" w"uIJ
at least remind you that there is Il more
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thou~ht Of IFS mse in thr uomr, .jourmai
but, you see, my personal feelings of re-
e]mn"yhN rhon1nd ;ts "ioror ,p to th,t nt
Il private letter.
Now, must we give up thinking on
How can We? This would
Il lrec-will moro absolute than
We believe is possessed by any mortal
earth, And we are sure that the
words III the Lament Of Mary, Queen
of Scots, find an echo in our heart
), Great God. who fccl'st for my distress,
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE

We are authorized to announce Dr.. Jno.
j. W. Payne Il candidate TO represent
Franklin county in the Lower Branch of
the next General Assembly.
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q lacri IFS y ale
For June, 1876.

BY virtue of six executions issued by
ID. ). Long, All acting Justice Of the
Peace for franklin county, Tenn" | will
expose for sale, to the highest bidder, for
CASH, on the 10th day of june, 1876, at
Scwancc, Franklin county, Tcnn.a
Stock Of Dry Goods, Drugs,
Groceries, &c,
Levied on aS the property OF John Parton.
to satisfy six judgmcntS-one in favor of
C.. Is. Au-tcIl aud |. y. Sargent, executors
of W. l.. Sargent, decd one in favor of
W, W. Brittian, two in favor Of FitApat-
rick, Gregory Il Davis Use OF W. ). En-
brv one in favor of Daniel Lcnalan, cX'r,
etc, and one in favor Of Il. a. Clark and
against said John Parton.
This May 3OtN, 1876.
j. l.. W. BENNETT.
iunl-tdS Sc Deputy Sheriff.
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ut 30 dollars, bounded by BARNARD, Rob
lnNon, simmons and RagnNru tax 2Ggl,,
penalty - gr, cost %.
\ Robertson, col, sis acres OF land val
ned at 100 dollars, bounded by Stewart, W
VI lius,ry, Il Danyllic, and Taylor; tax
d. %, penalty l2lec, cost 90.
Robert Russell, one lot in Dachcrd, val
ucd NJ 500; tax ~ 80; penalty | 20, cost
300,
unarIty EoWlen one lot IN Dcchcrd, and
poll valued vi zoo; taN 1 %, penalty jOlpc,
cost 3 UO'
talSandI Stamps. one lot In Winchcs-
ter, on Green 1t, valued, at 700: tax 80.
penalty 23'' cost J oJ'
Sims Hotel, j " Sylcr, Guardian, val
ucd NJ 25oOi tax g %, penalty SIS, cost
> 90,
j CSawycrs, lGl acres Of land, valucla at
2jOO, bounded by Rralcltun, birmingham
aud Handy tax q 90, penalty 252, cost
3 90.
casey Trimblc, col =, one lot in Winchcs-
nrnolty Din, ro.f gGo =" -''' '" - AVE-
John Taylor, col. one lot in Dcrhcrd,
valued at 10 dollars, and poll, three doe,
and one bitch; tax ~ u ;, penalty | a..
cost 3 90.
Mrs, Jane Vcnablc, one lot in Winchcs-
ter, on COOvcr st, containing three acres.
III 1000; tax 10 80, penalty | 20,
cost 3 90.
Ncnablc's heirs. seven acres of land, val
lcd ut no, bounded by Gregory, Sil>brr,
Mrs Estill and Francis; tax / II, penalty
cnsf3uO ~ i
Henrietta Vaughan, twelve acres land,
valued ut 400, bounded hy Oaklcy's heirs,
sons, Mowrey and Williams; tax } %.
/ : Eon,Ln' nurl,t n,II and Ior D,cb-
evil y,ImnT", A. "A, tn,T, ~ ,,o',7I :, "a.
,nsf yma '"' '''' ~" W = P'""'S'"''
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, 0n W." 1''' 'H : '' I''"'' = ~ '''
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in .G ~ "'M, ti""''' 'I q "' 'O0'' '"N
II " "T"n"n'IwS an rLirt, ," Wv, ,rI,nd ro,
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y. n''' r,',,n'' r''''., a., II -'''''
80 -'P'"'''' vs. ''oS'"'''
SECOND DISTRICT. I
Annttarworl 81 ,rr,s If land yolrol }
# IooG hnundrIi Inv i,Irio" rn 'r'r|
and Wan.n,u iy,r ia IA vor',I," IJs
q a ~ ''' F''"'' '-''
Ian ,~IocLorsr,,,L 0rv ooro. ,Io,,1
,nlI md LngN ynI,nI ,t lIyo Tn,nrI,i h /" /
! vI,rL CIgrrutIin nnIn',ri 33rf
"rn,,s tnxG5t gS,'" a." "mH
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- IL gTiTI'",2, ~, w.. ii,,l ,ol,,l I
"a hnnnJ"I h'y2I Inv i7s "nnoli,
H., cost 3 co. :,
:
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r,rsr p,srp1cr
'harloun A't,,t'9II ~ vol,i o3y '"' VI,
y nd1 o H'''''' 80 P'' -""t'' W."
5Uo' .,,
nfGeh Auh'rI"h c"l' "''' I"t' pou'''vi
1,y n!n@lrIol, "a "a Nt",aJmS' -, Im',"', "mo
HttllI. '"N : ~, P,'',' = a. y,n," "U''
N'olcC AinrtI' '"a,Ul,' ~ 'n . n ,,"'
street, I"H ! 70, lrui.oi : ~, IJ,v . w..
1osGPn p'"I,oiEo "C,,,,n NV. 'iu''' - =,
mincnesCcr uD.io "4"n.' "toSnS"'' at
loVV| IaA wy Pun'.oy ! 80, vUai IU", Iol
"lcs ooo',; WI ~ VI " "'np"n'
ny LIZ ,S,ntu". Ja"nJ ann O"'''
CaT; Il ~, pc'la All "naL, ' "m 2Vv ro,d
o,n o1iy u h. ,nIynr ~ E gJip nr LUnTn'
DoTliuc" W CT = C",!"it ,'d9 = . n ~
C'tl " :, i ,nro i.nJ hn DL
~ 49, rii,o"rio Eni"nt a,I + I
,I ~ n'u nv n, nonlaitt ~ cost 90n
WIKI, IF THiiGnr. col Gnr Int Winrhrs-
r mrosn 'trnrt Inv AK nrn,Itv 37a.r
IcI, % - nn S'i'''' IT, p'"'''9 "'<4''
coIC . ~ mol ouo Iot Wir.ho.tcr
cnnvor ,trnrt. toy I05' ]ncnaIty Igi,r,,
,ns, . n n
COS. . "; 10, oro I,t wircho.tor
M"ly i",'H' W., ,o', III 49,,
:, "I az 9'''''' IVA = V'' P'"
d w.. w., ru,ro,. col oro l,t Wi,chnstor
'"u hTi,,I ~ Cnrrnr S.nif SI,ttn,,
poHIHou = r,,.! "y . ~ n~,m,itr III
any, BOZ W. '"l"''' "N '"|&' P' =
'oIo nUV, r.,iu col two acres or lanai
,,"i' ,. 4 CoIrnr " GiIInsn,r IGiI-
noU!l"cu pl - Sp'a H. 81 n,,i,
icIPl'' any - = 40 n "'''" "N
-, W. ~ ccI oro Inf on .I,sncr road 9.
- : no",,Ity 273"c rn.r 2 O0
'"A D 10, pJy"'Ty "'"ia' ~ onr,, oflord
nnntiua ,I phGitciIi h ho,,, hv NJ EN-
iIUrmr' o,Fr"~ ,nLIn and Mrs. F1nbrry. tax
Ply oaMiTi C ~, Wv Zoo ' "
I w. Pc'it;Iy ",52I co I''C Ini houuI.d nv
"nIn p,',ift"n I~Inr"htnn and r.iii.
Mm'E,t' r ",ii ci Wv co.t . 0o
~" 1, a." ti;oT 6cchsrI, bounded BY San
c,,I Ginnn ronynr ami 4 Rrv,nt. tax
l y io ",o ,itr AZ cost q
= ~, rt" e Sri"r n,,e Iof in Winchester. on
cnIIe"c Street. orpcsitc Ecasley's; tax
: 81 -ornity / mn trnst 4 OO.
Vii iIanp,h cnI. one lot in Winrhes-
tor hnnndeI nv singleton. DR. IIoughton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-08
GERMAN & DEWEY,
BELNlDERE.
Franklin County, Tennessee,

~ N''l'' i''i'A''''''
- To-
Manufactures and Dealers iii
Rough and Dressed Oak and
Lumber, and Oak and
Poplar Shingles. Shipping by
car load a speciality. Orders by
mail promptly attended to.
Also gum all kinds Of Saws.
GERMAN 4 DEWEY.
juncl-3m
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sNyENrEENrn pIsrnlcr.

SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
NJ T. frisco, loo acres Of land, valued at
SOU bounded by Oliver, Hampton, lIudg-
~ ana b'hAsi taS 10, penalty ! 90, cost
IA Elliott, one lot at E,tln SPRINGS.
valued NJ % dollars; tax 20 lie, penalty
lc, cost 3 90,
Aaron Hale, 80 ncres land-onc poll and
dog-vulurd nj $50, bounded by Sharp,
simpson. Ebcrwinc; tax 3 90 | >, penalty
10 -. cost , 90,
Robert Ilttlc's heirs, one lot at EstiIl
Sprngs, valued ut 500; tax 52l-l2, penal
~ q ~, cost 800.
Mrs. Parks, one lot at Estlll Springs,
valued ut $25; taN sac, penalty &c, cost
3 %,
Read, Thompkins a CO., one lot ut Es-
till Springs, valued at 800; tax I 20, PEN
ally 81 -, cost 3 90.
w i Stnrucs, 70 acres land, valued at
200, bounded 10y Reagan, Gray, Jones and
Crane; | poll; tax | 20, penalty 50 II,
cost } 90.
Is South, 30 acre, land two dogs
valued at $50, bounded by Petty. Gardens
heirs, Reagan and Dixon; tax 0lI, penal
~ ! % II cost 3 90,
Hugh McGayoch, 80 acres land, valued
at $1,000, bounded by Mason, Best, Horn.
and Elk rivers tax 3l.50, penalty, 3,7S, cos,
300.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
G : Cox, 300 acres land, valued at 1850,
bounded 10y Thompsou'S heirs, Crisman,
Comfy heirs, and Gip,ur; tax 10 T. -,
penalty, ~ II, cost 3 90.
Crismau EN- Burroughs heirs, no acres
land, valued at 100, bounded by univcr-
Nity, ESlill. and Scwancc Co.; tax II GO,
penalty | ~, cost 300.
W EStill Il G. 927 acres land. valued
at 1000, bounded by University, l.Still and
University; tax 10 $50, penalty 20, cost
3 90.
Jefferson N,till, 2S2 acres land, valued at
400, bounded by trisman and others, Jcn-
ME Eslill, and University tax 1 ~, PEN
atty 10 -, cost 3 90.
Wallace E>till and Skaters heirs, ISL
acres land, valued at 1000, bounded by
University. ESlill and University tax
10 20, penalty | g, cost 500,
jackson Odrar, - acre, of land-poll
and dog-yaiucd at $50, bounded by
Odrrr, Tomlim,on, Odcar and University
taX3 70, penalty Iist, cost 3 90.
II. j. TURN Err,
June |, &c. Tax Collector.
Nzp~s-rx,sn,-G.s.yy ry,rr
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING (;

Opr Inch maLr' . square, 9"' ~" '"'
-, s,,orc. ,titttiIt ! 20 Slg 90 s 10 OO
Uhc 'Il"tn,,rrin, 10 NJ 10 90 20 w
" l,I,rrs 10 on. 20 ~. 20 WI
lnlcC ~ ~ ~ crnIrmn 20 90 80 10 ~ M
CIV i''Iii "nlu,nu 40 M. 90 VI, ~ WI
One column, : ;;iiiii w w W w t-oV
n,yD Advertisement for less than three months
wifi charged 100 for the first and % cents Tor
rnch subsequent Insertion,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-08

Blake, Miller, Millrr and Shastccn, value,
A. SI5'i tax 81 l-2j penalty Zoe, cos
3 w,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-08
LUMBER, LUMBER,
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
ccivc ynd ill all orders, NJ short notice,
for the following kinds of lumber, ut tile
annexed prices:
D,E nor NJ. urr ear load. ... Sll.jO
Delivered at Winchester or Dcclcrd, 300
Gum, per W.. per ear load, ll1O
DELIVERED At Winchester Or Dcchcrd, 100
Poplar. per W., per ear load, FOO
Delivered ut NincllcStcror Dccherd, IJ.'O
VIII receive wheat, corn, bacon, and any
other understandable barter, taken in cN-
change for lumber at market pr.crs.
j. ID. LlPSCUMB.
August 18th, lSIj-tt
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We have received several letters
from as many dear friends, who stake
us to task" for writing our thoughts on
Sunday. ID. II j., Of Nashville, sends
us four dollars 10 pay his subscription
in advance, and adds; 'Have you an
Episcopal minister in Winchester? II
you have, go to church next Sabbath
and hear him preach. Be sure and
pay particular attention to the fourth
commandment, and write no more 10
Gals On Sunday"
And S. A. c., Of Nashville dc.
voted friend-will excuse US for pub.
fishing all lie says, except what is pure
" Of a personal nature:
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.

Mrs Ann Finncy, 10 acres of land-onc
dog-valucd at 50 dollars, bounded by
Anderson. BUckncr, COlson and Duncan /;
tax | ~. penalty DE, cost 3 90.
A jackson. ll6 acres OF land, valued at
llG. bounded by llohc. Petty. GOod.oc and
Hill tax / 2lA,, penalty II &c, cost 3 %.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Anderson Hoard, 60 acres of land, val
ucd at 300. bounded by llenly, Gipsom,
Shook and Long; tax 10, penalty 3I4!,
cost > 90.
III Sanders, Glacrcs of land. valued at
$50. bounded by Williams, f. River, j y
Sanders. and Wileman; tax 3 50, penalty
lSc. cost 3 W.
Martha \ Farris, 100 acres Of land, val
ucd ut 900, bounded by Morris, Porter
Bennett and Morris; tax $50, penalty 49,.
cost 3 90.
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Apr27.tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-08
FOURTH DISTRICT.

William George, 100 acres of land, valued
at l5O-moWntAin land tax | 81, penalty
l9c, cost ; 90.
Freeman Howard. 90 acres Of land-poll
and dog-yalUrd at l2O, bounded by Nose
ley. GattiN. and Mosclry tax 36, penalty
j2c, cost 800.
j W Hin, 2lO acres OF land-poll and
bitcI-valucd at 300, bounded by Keith ~
LipScomb. Mosrlcy. Gardner and Keith;
tax 10 -, penalty %, cost , 90
j II Woods, 100 acres Of land, valued at
lOO. bounded by NcCord. shores, Hill. and
Mathews; tax I ~, penalty zoe, cost 3 %.
Samuel Wilson, eighteen acres mountain
land. boundaries unknown, valued at fifty
dollars; taA j2'gr, penalty Glec, cost 3 %,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-22
GOOD NOADS.

The Indiana state association for The i'm
IroVenieu, ~ goId. held several sessions
during Che past two years. AZ the last
meeting q committee was appointed 10
dram e bin 20 present 20 the legislature,
ANA which. IL adopted would do much
% cure The evils complained OF in the
method now employe Tor the collection
and disbursement OF the road tax The
committee have drafted bil which they
hope will he passed this winter. II
provides for the appointment by the
county board each county Ola commits
sioner OF roads, who shall give bonds
aud qualify as DO other county officers.
The Commissioner OF roads shall pre-
pare a plat OF all the roads Ia the coun-
~. and shall make an estimate OF the
cost of improving such roads \ GER
tain tax shall be levied by the commits
siOuer tor the improvement OF road ,
aud for keeping them in repair. On
the petition OF free holders residing
along the line of any road an estimate
shall be made of the cost OF making a
good dirt gravel o. mgcadimized road.
The work shall be advertised and shall
be let to the lowest bidders IN the same
way that other public works are let
Roads so improved shall be free from
toll. The law also provides that on a
proper petition acchmpauicd by dona-
tiDns. gravel or macadamized roads now
in operation may ne pul chased and made
free roads. The law provides for APP
.pcals from the action Of the commits
,ioner 10 The curcuit court as in other
cases
The bin appears 10 have been drawn
MP by persons who understand the
necessity for good roads, but who hard
~ appreciate the fact that taxpayers DO
not wish 10 increase the number OF sal
aried officials An the work provided
tor in the bin could be accomplished by
township trustees. where the taxpayers
could see what is done with the funds.
However almost any change in the
road law would be an Improvement.
and would result in furnishing better
roads than the rural districts are now
blessed With.-llnd. Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-22

The illustrated History Of the Cen
ltenuiai Exhibition, with tull tescrip-
lion ot the Great Building. and al the
objects OF Interest Exhibited in them.
= V James II. McCabe, author OF "Tht
Centennial History OF the United
States Etc Ernbe ished with over 500
fine cnsravings OF bnildings aud scenes
I IN the Great Exhibition.
There Is universal demand for "a
work which shall embody complete.
iand carefully written account OF the
great Centennial Exhi hiton. sketchiug
it, wonderful and varied features. and
presenting TO the reader not "a dry list o.
the articles exhibited, but a brilliant aud
lgnphic description OF the most mag
.niiicent display OF the results of human
skill and industry ever gathered to-
gether. Such a wan: the National
Publishing Co, have supplied i'm this
superb volume. Its from the pen o.
the wcll-known anthor, James ID Me
Cabe, of Philadelphia.
The book is complete and vivid dcs-
cription OF the great Exhibition. The
author has written from his own per-
sOnai knowledge. having gone through
every part of the great Worlds Fair,
notebook in hand, recording the vast
aud varied information contained i'm this
work. lie has received the constant
and sympathetic assistance OF the Cen
tenuial authorities. and has eujoyed Pc
cuiiar advantages in its preparation.
4 Tie author takes Us through the ENhi
bition grounds. and makes us familiar
with every object OF interest in them
We are then taken into the Main Build
ihs. ami are carried successfully through
every building large and small. in th,
grounds. We are told the story Of the
construction aud arrangements OF caci
OF these editices. and the rare. beautiful
and wonderful collections which they
contained are graphical described.
This work is invaluable to all classe.
Of our people. To those who visited IN,
Exhibition it will be a pleasing souvenir
OF their visit. and will enable them to
recall the magnificent scenes they hav,
witnessed. To those who could not
make the Journey. the book is neces.
I sity, for It will enable them TO enjoy th,
delights of thorough acquaintance with
the great Worlds Fair in the quietud,
OF their own homes.
+ There is not another book in print
which gives one-fourh OF the iniorma
ton contained in thi, work. Ii is com.
priscd in one large and handsome octave
/ volume of S74 pages. and is supcrbly H.
lustrated. The book j. sold by sub.
>cription only, and agents are wanted il
every county. Published by the Ma
tional Publishing Co., of PHILADELPHIA,
/ and Chicago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-22

l-The Congressional Committees OF
both houses are al work investigating
the elections IN the South. and the peo-
PIE will get full understanding OF the
matter before long. \ good many OBJ
strgctions have been thrown in the way
of a fair investigation in Louisiana. but
Congress j. determined to sustain its
committees, and the conspiators must
yield or 90 70 jain.
The two Governors il South Carolina
seem 90 be getting along very peacacbly
so far, and II i to be hoped the matter
may soon be rightfully and amicably ar
ranged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-22
C. DOANE.


OF The Radicals under the traitor
Grantare sim threatening to fight before
Tilden shall have the place he was cleo
ted 10 b. q million majority of the intel
ligence Of the people OF the United
States. We hope they will yet discover
their mistake. for the masses of the Re
publicaus, even. believe the man who
was elected should have the Office and
want fair count. and the observance
Of the laws. and these are in favor OF
Tillen. But If nothing else will do
them. AMI they attempt overt treason.
the party which elected a president are
sbundautiy able 10 see that he is placed
IN the Office. II there j. fight the Rad
icals under Grant will begin it. by their
violation of the constitution aud laws,
aud then woe to them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-22

The Methodist T.. Church Society al
Orwell. intend having n Festival sup
per ~ the Church on New Years night
u will be one Of the many pleasant
gatherings which that Society manages
under The supervision OF their pastor
and McCrillus Gray, Pres't, and /. l.
Taylor. Secretary. Admittance vii! be
only 25 cents. the proceeds to be APP.
piled TO repairing the church. There i;
sure to be 4 large attendance.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that by
" virtue of cert flied copy OF a decree
10 me directed from the Clerk Of th,
Dubois Circuit Court, IN cause wherein
Philip Schwenk is plaintiff, and Sebastian
huebler is cross-cOmplainant. aud Felix
Birk. Amelia Birk. ct al. are defendants
requiring me TO make the sum of fifteen
hundred aud iifty-four dollars and fifty.
two cents, with interest on said decree
and costs, will expose at public safe {,
the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1877
between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
aud o'clock, T.. ". Of said day
nj the door OF the Court House Of Du-
bois county. Indiana, the rents and
profits tor a term not exceeding seven
years of the following described res
estate. to-wit:
The west half Of tfr north-cas
quarter aud the east half o. the north
west quarter of section No. sixteen 90
in township No two O., south of rang,
No. five go west containing 100 acre,
more or less, situated in Dubois county
Indiana.
And on failure 10 realize the ful
amount Of judgment. interest and costs
Will at the same time and place. eN,
pose at public sale the fee simple of said
real estate. or 50 much thereof as may
be sufficient to discharge said execution
interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or APP
Ipraisemcnt laws.
GEORGE COX.
Sheriff Dubois County.
WM. 4. TRAYLoR, Plaintiffs Atty.
BRUNo BUETTNER, Attorney for Cross.
Complainant.
Dec. 22d. 1s76-3w. $3.50.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-22

Boone Township Teachers In
stitute.

Ihe tllru Tow nShlp Institute OF
Boone township met at the Lennon
School house, on Saturday, December
10th. 1876, according TO previous an
nounccment.
The house was called to order by the
President. l.. l.. Cooper. at o'clock a. m.
The following teachers were present /:
l.. /. Cooper. Miss Josie Greene. Il. W.
Harris. J. +. Bixle., j. l.. Brett aud
Leroy Hope.
On motion. Leroy Hope was chosen
Secretary
The rc-.tr programme qs adopted at
the .a-t meeting was taken up.
4 cl'.s was drilled by J.. l.. Cooper,
explaining his mode of reaching oral
Geography. which vas a good one.
\ class in reaiiug. bv Leroy Hope
hi method pi teaching 10.
X. W. Harris conducted an interest
ing drill iu lhysio ogy. cAplaiuiu. cir
culatiou in an eficicut manner.
Institute adjourned 10 meet promptly
at 1 o'clock p. m.
ArTrrNooN SESSION.
/ Having partaken of bountiful repasi
the Institute resumed business with re-
ncwed energy.
] l.. l.. Cooper conducted class in Arith-
mctic. explaining Common Fractions.
J.F. Bixler gayea lie lure on the use OF
Grammar; also giving all interesting
drill in Etymology.
History class was drilled by Miss Josie
Greene, giving her method % teach
ing it.
The report Of the committee appointed
TO arrange The programme for the next
Injecting was as follows:
photography. by l.. l.. Cooper.
Arithmetic, by j. +. BiXler- Decimal
Fractions
Geography, 10y Josie Greene-Europe
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Physiology, by j. L. Bretz-Respi-
ration.
History, by r. w. Harris-Civil War.
! Addresses on Education, by the mem
bers Of the Institute.
The following resolutions were Of
tered:
Resolved. That we tender our thanks
to Mr. John Lemons and wife, for
their kindness and Inequalities shown
Us during this Institute also those who
manifested any interest in education by
1NAAAl- INN0'hAs
Resolved. That spelling schools are a
perfect nuisance and an Injury to the
character and progress Of the day school.
Therefore, be it known, that we as
teachers OF Boone township, do earnestly
protest against such schools, and ask the
teachers of other townships to assist us
in carrying out this resolution or a
similar one.
Next in order was the reading Of the
minutes, which was adopted by the In
stitute.
1t was moved that The Secretary send
a copy Of the minutes to the Jasper
Courier and Huntingburg Times for
publication.
/ The Institute was well attended by
citizens of the surrounding neighbor-
hood, thereby manifesting interest i'm the
cause Of education. General good feel
ing prevailed throughout the Institute
Adjourned to meet at the Miley's
School house, January 20th. 1877.
L. L. COOPER, President.
LEROY lloPE, Secretary.