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The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

VALUE OF REAL ESTATE IN V1R
sIEIA.-The auditor of public accounts
OF virginia has sent to the Senate a
statement giving comparison of the
assessments of 1873 and 1876
The total value of the land of the
Commonwealth, as assessed in 1879
was 1881 ,573,6l1 30. BY the assessment
Just completed their value appears to
be $246, ,O46, ,397 40. Decrease, SIS, ,527.
BIB IA. The decrease is about two and
one fifth per cent, and the revenues of
the State will be thereby lesseped
only about s27,500. The result is
gratifying to the friends of State Gre
dit in the Legislature.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

The list of English exhibitors who
propose to attend the Centennial Ex-
position makes more than a page of
the Philadelphia Press. Nearly eyerv
branch of business is represented and
the names of the best and strongest
firms IN England are found in it.
General Hawley and the chairman
of the Centennial committees of Con-
gress have received suggestions to un.
deriake measures for the removal from
England to the United States of the
remains Of Thomas Paine,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

GEN. FREMoNT.-Instead OF being a
little weazen faced dried up old
man, as was recently published Gen.
John G. Fremont is, according to the
Virginia tNcvada) Enterprise, a splen-
did looking man, his face fresh and
strong, though bronzed as though by
contact with years of out door life. =
His hair is silvered, but in looking at
it the impr ession is that it is 30
through exposure and not age, and it
sets off the face finely.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

MORE WORK FOR MoRroN.-Three
residents of Sixth avenue, New York,
have addressed letter to the superin.
tendent of TIE city postal delivery, in
which they object to receiving their
letters at the hand of a negro, and in
form the superintendent that he will
hereafter oblige them by sending their
letters Through a white man who
understands his business Here is
more work for Senator Morton when
he concluoes his Mississippi job.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25
"DRY UP.- MIR. MoRToN:
From WiIliamsport Bulletln. rep. organ

from Williamsport Bulletln. rep. organ.
In the classical language of Mr. Sun.
set Cox, Morton "ought to dry up"
He is uselessly wasting time, and Sc.
verify trying the patience of people
who are suffering from financial dis
tress and business disaster. They want
relief and are in no need to hear over
and over again these hackneyed
speeches about investigation. Mr.,
Morton is man OF considerable pro.
mincnce and some ability, he wants
the Republican nomination for the
Presidency, but he is not likely to get
it unless he changes his tactics very
materially. The Republicans want a
candidate who can show some good
solid points; they will not risk their
chances on last years birds nest.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

ArrLEToEs' Jot RSAL appears in new type
and with other mechanical im movements,
making II the handsomest wee-ly literary
journals IN the country. ArPLEToE's JOUR
NAL aims to be compre henslvc, including in
lis plan all branches OF literature, and treat
inT all subjects OF interest to intelligent read
ers It's designs to be elevated In taste and
pure in tone; 1T gives In quantity fully twenty
iiye per cent. more than the largest OF the
Monthly Magazines, while in quality its lit
erature Is OF the highest class.
Price. y per Annum, 10 cts. Nunb'r
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

In relation to the recently published
letter of General Lee to Jefferson
Davis, proposing to resign the com
mand OF the army after the unsuccess-
fal invasion eff Pennsylvania, Col.
Walter II. Taylor, Gen. Lees adjutant
general, says that though he never
heard Of the letter before he has no
doubt it is genuine. Col. Taylor says
Gen. Lee frequently expressed to him
in conversation the same views that
are contained in this letter
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

The Senate yesterday struck out Mr.,
Davis preamble about the Treasury
accounts, and referred his resolution
to the finance committee which is
probably the last we shall hear of ii
till MIR. Davis or somebody else calls
the matter up again. The House
passed prodigious number of inves-
tigating resolutions and got away with
the perplcxing subject of Boss Shep.
herds bonds.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25
ID. APPLETON a. CO.,
549 4 ISL Broadway, New Yorl
ASTONISHINGI A

fd loftp days and Nine,ah shaH be opei
taTown." Future events prophesled by rules
in Benner's Prophetic Hook. Fortunes
foretold in the ups and down of prices for
the next twenty years; tho future Judged by
the past. WHAT years to make money on
pik'iron. hogs, corn, provisions, cotton, and
when we VIII have the next panic, what
again Every farmer. manufacturer, legiti.
mate trader and speculator should have This
book to know the future, 70 as to avoid ioss
and be successful. Sent to any name, most
Bainbridge, Ross Copnty o.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25
Speciai announcement.

The undersigned have procured, exclusive
ly for subscribers to AprLEToHs' JOUR
NAL, Splendid steel engraving OF
"Chnrees Dickens in His study"
which is offered, under special terms, tc
every subscriber-i in adyauce-to JOURNAL
for 1876.
This steel engraving is in line and stipple
IL is not fancy picture, but an actual reure.
sentation OF Charles Dickens study at Gsds.
NIL, wllle the portrait Of the distinguished
author is strikngly faithful.
Inc size OF the plate is 20X9i, printed on
heavy plate paper 2iI30, making large and
handsome cngravlning for the parlor or IL.
orary wall. The execution of the plate az OF
superior order.
The ordinary price OF 4 steel engraving OF
thls character in the nrint.shops would not
De less than i've, anu perhaps Tia dollars.
~ ~ onered exclusively 10 subscribers, in
ADDITION to the JOURNAL for one year. for
S5-that is, for Sl.00 additional each yearly
advance subscriber to the journal for 1915
may receive a superb engraving wol tn fully
nve times the amount This engraving ia en-.
tlrely new. 1t has never beea for sale in the
prlneshoPs and cannot be obtained except
In connection with APPLEToSs' JOURNAL
upon the terms and conditions given above.
III Will be mailed to subscribers postage pre-
pad.
ID. APPLETON d CO.,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

GRN. WINDER VINDICATEp.--Geue
al Jubal \. Early has written a letter
to the Richmond Dispatch exonera.
ting the late General Winder from the
charge OF cruelty to federal prisoners
during the late war, in which is con-
tanned note from the late Col George
". Brent, of Alexandria, Va, dated
April 3, 1861 addressed to son of
General Winder. Colonel Brent, who
was a member of General Joseph +,
Johnston's staff, in his note says:
" ours Of the End has been received
and in reply, | beg leave to say that |
have no copies of the letters and orders
referred TO, but l have an entry in nv
journal of the date of the 9th Of Janu.
ary, 1855, whilst headquarters were at
Montgomery, Ala. The entry is sub
stantially as follows: "In pursuanc e
of orders / addressed letter to Gener.
al Winder requesting him to turn over
thirty federal prisoners to Major Hot.
tie, quartermaster, for the purpose of
taking out sub terra shells and torpe :
does from the cuts in the West Point
and Atlanta railroad. Shortly after
wards received from General Winder
reply stating that ne could not COM
ply with the request, as it would not
only violate the orders of the War
Department, but would be in contra.
vention Of the laws and usages of
war"
A letter is also published from Hon.
James A. Seddon, formerly Confeder.
ate Secretary of War, testifying to
General Winder's humanity and kind
2css towards federal prisoners,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25


THURSDAY.
THE ID DAY OF FEBRUARY. Is;-
az o'clock. =. NJ.
At the Hotel OF Alexander Maxwell in the
town Of Middletown. the following described
lands and tehemenis, being the Real Estate
late Of Elihu Jefferson, dec en- sed, the same
being ordered to be sold for Il G payment oil
his debts. TO wit
No. !. All that farm or tr &C of land situ-
ate in AppoGuinimink hundred. New Castle
County. and State of Delaware. and bounded
ID. Wil.on. on the north by lands of Y. Q.
HILL. on the East by the Delaware Railroad,
and on the south by the public road leading
from Green Spring Station, Del. Il. Il. 10 the
head Of, Sassafras. containing about 20
acres al land.
No. .. All that farm or tract of land situ-
ate in Appoqu Hundred. New Castle
County, and State of Delaware. and BOUND
ed rs follows, 10 wit: On the west by lands
of John Young. On the north by pubic road
from Green Spring Station, Del RAILROAD. to
the head OF SassatfaS. On the east by public
road Leading from Green Spring station.
Del: Il. k; to Clayton. and on the south by
lands Of Charles ID. Dewanc. Gideon T.. Roth
tanning about 200 acres.
No. 4. vi that farm or tract OF land situ-
ate in the Hundred. County and state afore-
said. and bounded rs follows: On the south
ley's neir:. on the east by lands of Mrs
Elizabeth Barnett and tract designated q
No . in the said order tthe Log Landing
farm') on the north by Black bird Greck
and on the west by the public road from the
village of Blackbirl to Blackbird Landing,
containing about It's acres of land.
No. D.. All that farm or tract of land. stu
ate in the Hundred, County and State afcre-
said, and bounded M follows: On the south
by land OF John Mccoy. on the east hy tie
public road from Black bird village to Black
bird landing, and on the north and west o {
Black bird creek, containing about l75Acres
of land.
+, The above Premises are ordered w the
Court to be sold free and clear of dover.
Attendance will he given aud terms pf sale
mdIo KNOWN Wy tne llne and place aidresa
by ANN JEFFERSON.
WILLIAM Ii. JEFFERSON,
EXECUTORS, or by their Attorney.
r, Attest: {. NJ. NASDEvEE. Clerk Of Orphans
Court.
hoTE-The tracts No. l and above desrri
bed constituting that valuable farm known
as dreen Spring. will be sold ,eparately or as
one farm to SUIT purchaser
Noe and above described, constituting
one tract containing about $40 acres, viii be
sold together, NC uuing the old and valuable
landing on Blarkbird creek, known rs
Black bird Landing
lhis land is # fine natural quality. and
among the best in New Castle county, Afford
ing Inc chance To those seeking p remune-
ratlve investment in roal estate,
ian ~ ID
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

A SAW DUST D1pLoMAT.-The St
Louis Republican calls attention &c
the following curious advertisement,
which appeared in the Clipper. the
well-known sporting paper of New
York, on October 30, last:
"Wanted-For J. W. MYERS Great
American Circus, Paris, France, the
palace circus of the world, containing
eighty-two luxuriously furnished prie-
vate boxes and seating capacity of
seven thousand five hundred, a first.
class bareback male and female rider.
Address, stating lowest terms and busi.
ness, Gratiot Washburne, No, ID East
Fifteenth ST., N. Y, up 10 November
25." wi
Mr.. Gratiot Washburne is the son
of the Minister of the United States
in Paris, and just been appointed sec
retary of legation at st. Petersburg
with salary OF 81 600 y year in gold
The Republican states that when he
came home in October for the purpose e
announced in the above advertisement
he had a leave of absence from his
father, and drew at the came time his
salary from the government as second
secretary OF legation in Paris, and
another salary as the agent of the
Great American Circus.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

The Tribune has a story from W asnlne.
ton that Grant has given Conkling leave
to go ahead; or, as the correspondent
puts 1t, that he ''has formally signified
to Senator Conking and others that he
has decided net to be candidate for the
Presidency, and has pledged himself not
10 accept { domination"
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25
Sstting shsrt the Centennial Eloou.n.,

WASHINGTON, January 24.-Fifteen
gentlemen are billed to speak on The
centennial appropriation to morrow,
but the managers of the bill will brin 2
II to vote early in the afternoon, as
they feel that they ought not to con.
sumo any more time with il.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25

The trial of John N Pierce, formerly
cashier Of Merchants National Bank Of
Lowell, Mass, on indictment for embez-
zeling $3.50, 1000 of the banks funds, was
concluded yesterdy with verdict of not
guilty.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25
Trade with Cuba,

How many persons ir the United
States appreciate the real relation
Cuba bears TO the revenue by
which this nation ia sustained, and ia
the few ships which bear our flag upon
the high seas.
For the fiscal year ending in 1875 the
total value of our imports from Gu ba
was SOS, 745, ,527, and Of our exports to
Cuba, $15,5S6, ,653.
In respect to our imports and the
money we get therefrom to pay the
Interest on our debt and keep our
noses above water, Cuba is second and
second only, TO Great Britain. Here
are the figures,
Great Britain. iu.,..,......$ .$157, ,C47, 1927
Enoa; Eranco ,'.''.'..''....... &c, &c, 1852
Iionce '''.'.'.. ...-...,.. %, ,342, ,63l
liam 49, .'....'. AZ ,US3 - y
germany ............ 0,S93, 1856
In the matter of maintaining our
Nag atoat, the possessions of Spain
furnish nearly forty per cent. OF all
the import carrying done under our
national ensign.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25
Lands and TenementN.

situated in the ctv Of Wilmington. Del, be
ing q part OF the Real Estate late OF John l..
Searles, deceased, to wit:
No. l. All that lot Of land With a brick
blacksmith shop thereon erected. beginning
at the northwesterly corner OF Front ana
Searles streets, in the city OF " ilmington
aforesaid; thence westerly along the norther-
~ side Of Front street thirty two feet To
Philip PlunKett's land. thence by line oi
said Plunkett's land Northerly to the South
erly side of Second street. thence essterly
along the said side of Second street
sixty-three feet to the westerly side oil
Searles stteet, and thence thereby southerly
two hundred and ffty-seven feet to the place
Of beginning.
Attendance will be given and terms of So lie
made known at the time and place aioreaaid
by SAMUEL C. SEARLES. Administ'r.
or by BENJAMIN Nields, Esq. his Attorney.
Attest: c. NJ. VANDEVER
jano0ts Clerk of the Orphans Court.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25
PUBLIC SALES.
A DNINIsTRATOR's SALE OF
REAL estate.

Hy virtue of an ORDER Of the Orphans
Court of the State OF Delaware. in and tor
New Castle County, made the 9th day o. Sep
tcmber. 4. D.. 1875. will be exposed TO salc ut
pubic auction, on
Saturday, February 18th, 1876.
at . O'Clock. p. M.
nj the auction rooms of j.. w. Stidhuu 4
Son, No. Ill East Fourth street. Wilmington,
bel the following described
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25
New Merchant t
Tailoring Establishment

. INC Undersigned has opened new mercn-
ttailoring establishment
AT NO. 400 KING STREET
i.e mas laid m stock OF seasonable yoooa
a ahn cut prices down to the loweal ignra
oaii and examine my stock and learn NV
que8tionB. e0'"o VI Anb"e
oeF1eem' PHILLIP BONNER.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-25
NXECUTORS' SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of renewed order Of the Or
phaps' court of tho state OF Delaware, in
and ior New Castle County. made the 2ith
day Of December a. D.. 1873, will be sold al
Public Auction. on
THURSDAY.
THE 81 DAY OF FEBRUARY. IS,-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

Among the many valuable Lessons taught
y experience, there IL not one Of greater
moment - The Invalid portion Of the CON-
muniiy han the following, viz. That alter
iul vhen aided By invigoratiOn- When the
ilncti.ls - the BODY are disOrdercd. the
use ora genial tonic with which corrective
properties are combined IL the spcediest
mean n regulating them such a tonic Is
Ho<tetter's stomach Btters, the most popu-
Jar. a. i i the best article % It's class For
more Than twenty-five years ID has been used
with .iEual success a. a remedy for. ana
preventive - malarial fcvers, a. a means II
imp4rtin- strength o. the dehiIitated. and a.
a curative o. dyspepsia. hiliOusncss, Cousti-
patton, kidney trOahles and uterine weak
ness Not only have muliitudes q those
whom it has cured borne testimony in IL
behalf, but Il has been repeatedly COM
mendet BY the 1edical profession and the
pres.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

Would you like to catch sight Of 4
fashionable Saratoga foOt-a female
One2 Wen, there Il is resting on the
green sward there-clad in the finest #
embroidered silk hose. encased In a
white sid sandal, clasped over the ankle
BY some kind OF a white strap, and that
strap united al the front by = glittering
rOsette, and that rosette-shades II
Orrnus and Of Isd. composed entirely
Of diamonds set in Opals. All, dear
creature = the owner Of that foot, aud
Proud-for seei-how she kicks il out
TO display il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

Chill is making rapid progress in
educational matters. In 1878 there
were 1.2s4 public and private elemen-
tary schools, giving instruction 70 S.
40 children In addition TO secular
studies, the Roman Catholic catechism
IS taught. There are twenty-fOur
higher schools under State control, and
in addition in the cities good English
and German schools. The University
atSantiagO has a + aculty Of thirty-five
professors. There are a military and
a naval and four normal schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08
The comparative summary Of the

Tic CUMpAIaIINt suLIluldrF OF INC
Presbyterian Church in the United
States for the last six years, ls7l-lsTo,
shows a gain Of snyOds from IS TO SO.
of presbyteTies from IG7 10 i72, Of
ministers from 4.346 10 4,744, Of
churches from 4.6l6 20 5.O77, Of COM
municants from 4j5,S7s 10 1910, of
Sundly-schOOl members from 479,s17
20 $780, 47. The adult baptisms have
nearly doubled in number and reached
nearly sixteen thousand this year.
The contributions this year are nearly
ten millions OF dollars, and about eight
hundred thousand dollars more than in
1871. This amount includes parish
eXpenses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

MASr Who are suffering from The effects
~ ne warn ~~sthsr anc srs esbsh,sted are ad-
Vised By physiei ana 70 t.ks Moderate aroznu Of
whisky two or three tines esrinF Tie Day. In .
little While thOs- Who adopt this .cv,es frequently
increase the nunber Of - dnnks - aud Ia i'm. be
cone couermet inebnat<-- A beysrags witch
~il not create thirst foe Intoxicating liquor. rnd
Which IL isisncsd especially for the beue1t Of de-
bihiaied persons. vhsiher al hc.ae of abroad 10
DR.. sehencks Sea Weed Tonic Containing lie
i1iees o. many medicinal herbs. this preparation
coes not create Al appetite FOE the interesting
cup The noarshing and the he Supporting prop
srties OF many valuable natural predictions cor
tAined In Il and -ea Known 70 medical men have
. most strengthening innGenee A single bottle Of
TIE Tonic VII cemonstrsts its valuable erailfie.
For debility arising from Sickness over er=rtiOn
OF non any cause whatever, .viueglzs-fzl % Sea
Weed Tonic uke1 AFTER meals viii strengthen he
stomach and create an sppetts for ~holesone
food To al ~ho are aoo1t leaving their hOmes
Ne desire 70 say that the ereeilent enect- Of DR.
Schencks seasonabls rrrnstie=-~ea " ed Tonic
and Mandrake PIils-srs particularly evident hen
taken by tho~s ~lo are tEIuriolsly seected By 4
change u wafer aud Diet No person should cav.
home o. boat taking = supply % these IS.sE-Eras
A9ng FOR ssLe By al DE-..ists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08
Eoz sALE 1T AL DKUSSIsTs

TIKI Cooperative Stove Co.. II Cleveland,
Ohio. hlz zl-czty sold ,or the coming sea
sons trade over 600 81 the wonderful and
only successful base-burning stove for son
cOg!-''The New Rotary We advise ON
readers q see this stove before purchasing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08
WHY WILL w DYE

Because % IL 10 trouble % uss TCIT's Itair Dive.
Besides 90 O. proulpt and natural .a i,s eject ard
imparts such a b-autfal color hat uooue ca dee
u. an.l d eosts ouIv one Dollar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

Dr. WILHOPI's ANTI-PERIODIc OR FEvER
AND AGUE TOSICi-Nilhoft's Tonic las es-
tablished Itself as the real infalliDle Chill
cure /. j. universally admitted % be the
only reliable and harmless Chill medicine
now in use It. efficacy il confirmed By
thousands Of certificates OF the very beet
people from ali parts Of the country. IL
cures malariOus diseases OF every type. from
TIE shaking asucs Of the Lakes and valleys
10 the raging fcveTs Of the t0rTil zone Try
4, II has never been known y fail. O..
K FINLAT L Co, Propietors, Ne~ Or
leans
EOR SALE 1T ALL DECSSIsTz
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08
CHOICE
EARMINGLANDS

he 80 arn cts1rsff n rIa--r-- -rr line u "a
UhfnN fsrfFrr ksrLrnsu. ir p. rrru Nff-asra for
sale Ur lH-- fiuf 80 - rate q lrff-rsf secure
ec 80 80 fe-cr. give rsu~tle-- 80 rurrhfr q
EtuNfEE serf f-eC O. 81 nrri.rarrs AfI-rs. u r
DAVIS. Lid Conuliss.ouer &. z. J.. =. 01sha- Neb
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

William Winter JsEsrsou. the in
iaut son 81 Mr. sod Mrs. Joseph JET
Person Eas recently christsned IN the
c11rcl ~ >trstford-Ou-AvOn. where
t-s E1--JTed grave q Shakespeare f..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

- T. r far retueet. Te.eTra7Airz RE-
CLZ>N><ZL I>>A>z1IS
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nAsn A MONTH--AEents wanted every
XVhE where Bls,ass: soaor.s.e ase srti-
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REVnI YER L,ttis eisn. 1-shoi, sslt.Aeiizs
$3.50. - -. Catalogue free.
tpCrrrg Gods Novelties. Rare El kserc- AsE Goods
for Asents- BALDWIN CO, III Sa<-zl 81, y \.
IN nm AGBSTs Waaf~s-ss0 20 STeo .
fOsOOV week. % $500 forfeited Neu u1Fslt.es
ehrp-los stationery packAs. -Etctes. ieseiry. ct
siccAl Terms ftrl - afenfs Allanie skup-es Elfl
elfsiogue. slt free ftcAraf sold god zsfcb rven
a. premium Il L fLEtcHKE. N Dey-sf- Ne~ York
tobacco Users '4 SSsI HiC.lh.N0C
nth their TORlCCO. Prevents NerfEo. I1zzine<s
Faltness Ncrsol.r 10. -ftgat ilnT ar-nZ - so
b inAll . = sTEARSs. Druzsist Detroit. SncA
RETIIE STUART INSTITUTE. Srru .de,I.
= iunls. A Home school f8r yuuug lsl-f-- A
full Collegiate Course. TIE lest advantage
giyer fur M0sifru Ian Euzfs- Mrsic- DrawlE Paint
M an EltcEfitl. kur c.faln.-ues- apply 20
Mrs. VI MCKEE HOMES. Principal
AN mr. T1-.--ss-s 49, -. 80 49,
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- - = ~ &C. q q - --tl 80 20 Of
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08
- HeENTs WANTED FOR THE eFesT
CENTENNIAL HISTORY

u s-7s cssr~r fhar any ctl~r h1as ever rlrlithe1
d - "A EHrt q g. CO.'S n Gav ~~rl 1Hr
sIrrs 'e--ns % A<-l1 S4TluNAL PUBLISHING
co. -. L0-ls. 40
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

y trf-f 80 -rst@ r1rs-tr rts-rs
- . 49, 81 sIssnHs 500 c0
49,. .srt 49, r-7~rf s.oo- rrr-s
art-r -tFrsr -t-- 1885, rsat.t stsr
rrlar ~ FHHL ca. n. HrH.fssr. ~ ~
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

AGUE = all-1Es caused By Malaria. shall
.enberger's Pills cif-1gs cure II. Price Il 10.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-03-17

Report of third month, second quar-,
ter.
Number of pupils belonging ........-284
Average daily attendance .232
Percentum of ........... 50
Number of visitors. 8