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y REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF SENATOR A..
LAThRor.-The remains Of State Senator
t1Ta'hTop, who died at the American Hotel
aohoay afternoon Of sunstroke, were sent
iits'eraay afternoon to Cincinnati, where
nus WHe now Is. This WAS her request. His
nr"lher ,, had previously requested, by tele-
3laph, Hon. }. Amber Smith to place them
iu M. vault here until he could come from
h, dhIlhoi', unless Mrs. Lathrop otherwise or
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PERSONS HAVING FARMS NEAR THE CITY Fol
SALE will do well place them in the hands O.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES Il Co., who have frequent call
for such property
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"SARAToGA WATER" on draught, fresh from
the Springs, ut SCIIGS'S.
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PRATT P.U t OU T
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ARCTIC soDA"-pure fruit-juice syrups-a1
ccuprS.a
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THE LAST HEARD OF CROOK.

FORT FETTERuAN, WYOMING, July IL
The last word from Crooks camp Is
dated June 2Sth. 4 courier can reach here
from him in seventy-two hours, II not way
laid. Seven companies of infantry escorted
the supply train. We have no news OF it
since leaving, but are expecting courier
from Crook daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

BUY CoLGATE's TOILET WATERS AND BAY
RUN Mt LEVY BROTHERS. They arc refreshing II
this warm weather,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

TRUNKS, yALIsEs, AND SATCHELs reduced u
ye-y low prices ut BoscHHN's. Broad street.
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SL1PPERs, TIES, AND BUsKINs in great variety
at BoscHEN's, 500 and Sill Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

"G1SGER ALE " OH draught at ScHGs's, Eleventh
aud Main,
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81 to 80 per hundred, u
Ill Tia DIHPATGE PRNTING-HOUeE
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". GoDDIN, 6 p. NJ, real estate on tho sast nds O
second between Duyal and Baker streets.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. DC.

ONE DOLLAR
will buy ream OF
FINE WHITE WOVE COMMERCIAL NOfE>
PAPER;
Fifty cents ten qulres, or
TWENTY-FIVE cents I'VE qgircs.
% cents additional on ten euirc, aui = cent, adj
ditional on i've Qntres. ,,,
Tkc above Is the best paper for the n oney which
we have seen for maDy yes.L.
All kinds
NOTE, LETTER, and Fo0E.sCAP PAPER and
-- ENVELOPES,
at low prices, wholesale and retail
iys WOODHOUSE & PARHA3.
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HIS CASE { POSTPONED.

GRANT HELPING G.. HAYES.
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THE HAMBURG RIOT.
WANTS.


WANTED, M BYA 4, YOUNG I,,l5 ,vIdst VIRGINIA Il A
ACADEMY OR PRIVATE SCHOOL. Teaches
English, Latin, and French. Cau give the best OF
references. For further particulars address SR. T.
II. FISHER, care Dispatch Office.
jy Neutrality-suspicious.
WANTED, a SITUATION, by white
w settled lady, to SEW or do LIGHT HOUSE.
WORK generally. Is willing to make herself useful
In any way. Has no incumbrancc. Would prefer to
go to the country. Address " A. D." 1t this cdlce
jy 1l-3t*
WANTED, COOK, to go one mile in
w the country, or 4 MAN and WIFE-the man
to do general faru-work aud wife to cook and milk
cows. Apply at $50 Broad street, to
jyl2-6t j. r. .AfOUNTCASTLE. JR.
WANTED, MEN, MEN, AM
w GIRLS.-I have orders for q large number,i
COLORED WOMEN and GIRLS, for private famt
lies In northern cities ut high prices also, for SIX
MEN for a saw-mill In this Stale.
j. P.JUSTlS, Labor Agent,
jy7 No. 0 Fifteenth street.
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JEWELL MADE TO RESIGN
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LINEN DUST ERs for sale by E. B. SPENCE & sos
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A CCoUNT BOOKS
sHouLDDE WELL SEASONED BEFORE USED.

Early orders solicited At 1913 Main street for
BLANK -BoOKs, which We make ir the besl style
and OF bes,t materials. Cheap DLANK-BoOkS OF
all sizes kept on hand and made TO order. STA.
TiONERY to suit all.
teI7-d&w RANDOLPH q ENGLISH.
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PUT IN HIS PLACE.
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CARLOS ON HIS TRAVELS s
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"BETuEsDA WATER " on drausht at ScIIGN's.
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a RESPITE FOR BLAINE.
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A CIR u Ell M u RIDER.
ITALY,s CONGRATULATIONS

THE CENTENNIAL YEAR.
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General Crooks Command.
A PAINFUL RUMoR UNcoNFIRMED

OMAHA, July 1.-Upto noon to-day there
has been no confirmation received Of the
painful rumor that since the fall Of General
Custer the indians had turned upon Gene
raj Crook and destroyed his command, In
Guiding himself. The officers at these
headquarters say that such calamity is pos
sible though not probable.
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---WGek tnUnp-----
July II, July 10, July /, July
". {. W. c. W. C. ". c.
,aths.."25 81 29 2S e 81 q "a
~ N n *

Mean temperature for week ending July
1, sG.14; mean temperature Tor week end
ing July S, S7.41.
Amount OF rainfall for the wcel; ending
July l. OILS inches; amount of rainfall for
the week ending July S, 600 inches.
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aAnpEN SEEDS.
G ARDEN SEEDS

nILI-HEADs. S7 10 9ll per raAn1, a taaI
b bnaeATQN FnsNTINa-Hf peE.
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FIRE.
IRoNToN, ONO, July 11.-Messrs. O'Hal-
loran IL Co.'s stove foundry was burned last
night. Loss, $4,000.
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WASHINGTON 1TEars
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL

WASHINGTON. July lin the Senate to-
day the river and harbor appropriations bill
was reported. The total amount is increased
several hundred thousands. The amounts
for larger works are increased, but a num-
ber Of small appropriations are stricken out.
The bill was rushed to the printers, but
persons who have seen it say the amend
ments are not in the interest Of the South.
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y TIMELY TIDINGS.

e.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, aCOMPETENT a PARTNER
w IN THE DRUG BUSINESS. Also, CLERK
of two or three years, experience. Address
iy 12-1tk CHLOROFORM, this Office.
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Time. Patient. Where taken.
July 10, 1925 a.. N. White male. To residence.
July 10 1853 y. 81 White male. Left with friends.
Juy 10, l:iO i. VI. Cord male To residence.
July J !, l2:i0 T.. NJ. White male. To almshouse.
July |, l:20 7. VI. Cord male TO residence.
Jniy II, 800 +. NJ. Cord male.
To the last cali the ambulance could not
re~i6nl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

WRECK OF An AMERICAN STEAMSHIP.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Val
paraiso reports the American steamship
Georgia, from New York, May 14th, for
San Francisco, ashore ON the straits of Ma
gellan. She will probably be total wreck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

MORMONS FOR SALT LAKE.
NEW YORK, July 11.-Eight hundred Nor
mons from Europe left for Salt Lake to-day.
Some OF them had as many as eight wives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12

SID CASE UF UKUWNINU,
| New YORK, July n.-Mary Lynde and
Emma Archer, aged respectively eleven and
nine, were drowned to-day while bathing
at the Cold Springs, L. I.
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TOR SALE, PONY AND PHAETON,
Il In good condition. Apply at 521 Main street.
iyS S.lW
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-27
ID r.. w A ID / y
oliver Corrector''
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
Free from .1lc0hOlic StiDl1t-
IantS.

Among the many discoveries of valuable re-.
NEEDLES for Dyspepsia, none stand higher than
'Wace's Liver Corrector"
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS /:
BrREA =. o., Granville Co., y. c., !
March 10, 1875.
Dr.. WADE, Dear Sir fave been afflicted with
Liver Disease or years, which at times a.
mounted to arrangement When in Baltimore,
last November, procured one bottle of Live,
Cor;ector. ! now consider myself well. Yoursr
respectfully.
ISAAC ". DAY, of Dav h Meadows.
Prof. MooRMAS, Emeritus, of Washington Uni
versity Md, now Resident physician, While
''Dr. Wsde's Liver Corrector and Dyspepsia
Cure is one OF the very best remedies for Dyspep
sia have ever used
DR. JONES, prominent physician in Virginia,
who has prescribed ii for two ysars. says.
"a can find no better remedy Cor Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint than w AIDES Liver Corrector -
Col. GooDE, n prominent and well known
gentleman IL the same county, Va, says:
81 keep 1t regularly in ny family aud would
not be without it,"
Mr. JSo. a. McARrHuR, County Treasurer OF
Dupin, Co n. c., saws: "Wade's Liver Cor
rector has done me more good, and given NE
more relief IN Dyspepsia than any medicine !
ever took, &C.. &c
PRoF. NoEL, Of College Of Physicians and Sur
geOns OF Baltimore, aud distinguished practi-
uoner IN that CITY, prescribes ana uses III IN MS
own family and saws 'it is the best remedy
for Dyspepsia with Torpid Liver and Constipa-
lion OF Bowels ever kRew.'
OAK EliLL y. G., Sept. 3, 1915.
DR. D. WADE, Dear Sir, II have recommend
ed DR.. Wades Oliver Cor.ectoC" in my prac-
lice and have found il very excellent remedy
in torpidily Of the Liver, and have known il 10
give relief when other remedies had failed
WIN. THORP, N. d.
BALTiHoRE "Sus' says: "Dr Wades Liver
Corfector is prescribed by our best ply sicians,
for Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases, and We I'd vice
any Of our friends suffering with such, to give
it trial"
DR.. Walker, celebrated physician o. ". Va,
pronounces ''Wade's Liver Corrector," the Lest
remedy extant for Dyspepsia in all its forms.
ID. WADE & CO., Sole Propr.ctors,
Wholesale Druggists,
200 w. Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE
ncF I.-E &,
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NOTICE,

NEARLY one year has now elapsed
since L sold out my business in this
place, and very many of my old patrons
-arG-still behind with their settlements.
| have INDUCED TO the utmost Of my
ability want TO go into business soon
and must have my money. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to me, and
who do not come forward and pay By the
lst Of October, will then have to arrange
with my attorney, as / am determined
the law must do what I have been una
bleto do by persuasion and indulgence.
| sincerely hope all will heed this no
tice-(it is the last)--and save costs.
E. 3. sHEETZ.
Romnoy, August 4. 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-27
les Miserables.

=
Translated from the High Dutch by Car, Schurs
GRANT Tin great grief:
The long, long. weary day
Has passed like Hayes away,
And ali my friends with me are weeping {:
My skies no more are bright,
The parfy's struck with blight.
And all are weeping
Such dismal weeping.
Embraces Marshal Browns pup
BABcoCK Gin agony:
When did yearn and crave
The city's streets to pave.
And millions came TO my safe keeping
L fcathered well my nest
But am now opprest,
And can't help weeping
Such doleful weeping.
CThe Sylph appears and comforts him.
POKER ScHENcK Qn pool OF tcars):
Alas hand OF three
Did take ny chips from me.
And as l leave the royal courts, I'm
weeping:
Behold my awful straight,
Where knayes preponderate
For this I'm weeping
Deuce take such weeping,
Ordered up by a policeman for howling.)
HAYES lin acute melancholy:
My chance at length is gone.
And am left alone;
And all my friends arc sick with weep.
ing:
The Times did cook my hash,
Sam ran in with dash
Without much weeping
But oh! I'm weeping!
Crhe wretched four.of-a.kind step down
and OUT II. G. COOPER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-27

EIS had widows son committed
to my care. lie was heir to great es-
tate. He went through the different
stages of college. and finally left, with
good moral character and bright pros.
poets. But during the course of his
education lie had heard the sentiment
advanced, which | then supposed cor
rect, that the use Of aci7aes was not only
admissible, but a real auxiliary to the
temperance cause. After he had left
college, for few years he continued
respectful to me. At length he became
reserved. One night lie rushed uncer.
enormously into my room, and his mp.
pearance told the dreadful secret. lie
said he came to talk with the. He had
been told during his senior year that il
'c0s safe TO drink wine, and by that idea
lie had been ruined. asked him if his
mother knew this. He said no; he had
carefully concealed it from her. ask.
ed him il he was such slave that he
could not abandon the habit. Talk
not 10 me of slavery" he said Il am
ruined, and before go to bed L shall
quarrel with the bar keeper of the Ton.
tire for brandy or gin to safe my burn.
ing thirst" In one month this young
man was in his grave. 1t went to my
heart. Vine IL the cause OF ruin to n
great proportion of the young men Of
our country.-PRorEssoR GooDR1cH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-27

Mrs. Darlington says she hopes
if the Government stops the fast mails
it will turn its attention to the suppress.
ion Of fast females. -
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a ~ e W HIT.


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A TRUE PIcTURE.-Major J.W. Dan
lei, in q recent speech, said that the
dealings of the Radical party with the
negroes were. he thought, aptly illustra-
ted by the old nursery song, taught TO him
by his colored nanny:
"Old Uncle Bill
He went to dc mill,
He silt dc meal,
He gimme de husk,
He bake dc bread,
lie gimme de crust
He billed le meat,
He gimme de skin.
And OATS de way he TUX me in
But g lang!"
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II The first gun from West Virginia
didn't c. Off ~
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wIr AND HUMoR.

vAIl lonely men want something.
A LASS, yes.
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GLASS FRUIT JARS
THos. WIGHTMAN & co

IS Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WINDOW GLASS. BOTTLES &VlAiS
OF all kinds. Orders promptly exec
ted. Get our prices and circulars Dc'v 81
buying Quality unsurpassed VIZ! o.
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Colden's
4 EEIsIG'S LIQUID TDy7T7EN
Il EXTRACT OF EtsLEtJE
AND TONIC INVIGORATOR

/ Hi HHTGsef t 6F BEEF
AND TONIC INVIGORATOR,
Recommended by the best physicians In ..l-
aud and America for Consumption, Debility,
Loss OF Appetite Fever ACue Dyspepsia, la
diges ion, Female aud Chi,dref m4lades.
Opinion of Dr.. II. s. Steuart, Pres. Nd.
Insane Hospital, Baltimore. Nd.
Extract Of Beef Us the most efficient preparation
have ever met with II combines the virtues
o. food and tonic in n remarkable way
Opinion of Dr.. VIM. II. Stokes, Physi
clan to Mt. Hope Retreat, near Baltimore.
have great pleasure in adding
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Extract OF Beef and Tonic IhvigoraiOr, as tho
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And Many Other Testimonials.
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Druggists and Dealers.
wnoLELALE AGENTS:
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Thomson, Lilly & Co. Bait, Md.
Logan, List {, Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
Oct /, l87j.-Iy.
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V"Don't you think you have pre-.
judice against the prisoner" asked q
lawyer OF witness. VERY likely
was the reply, II have caught him steal.
ing two or three times"
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EJ Before man can enter the abode
OF matrimony, it is necessary to ring
the BELLE.
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Lumber Wanted.

WALNUT, White Pine, yellow Pop
la- Lumber. Apply 10
WM. G. BIERCAMP,
Cabinet Maker, Rouncy, w. Va.
Sept. 29, 1S76.--tf
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Oct. /, 1875.-1y
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IVA correspondent inquiries what
Hell Gate was blown up for. The rea.
son is obvious % Let people into y y.
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EVMan yields TO custom. a. be bows
10 fate.
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juno . $50
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SV"The sun is all very well" said
an Irishman, but the moon is worth
two of it: for the moon affords us light
when we want it; whereas the sun is
with us in tho day time when we have
no occasion for il -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-13
SALE OF PER
SOMAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE il hereby given that the IN
y dersigneA Administrator, Of the
estate OF Davit .-emmOn. deceased. will
offer for sale no public outcry, At the late
residence Of the dccedent. ia Boone
township, Dubois county, Ind, on
TUESDAY, Octobe: 2lst, 1876,
the personal property OF said estate.
not taken by the widow, consisting Of
horse. COWS, hogs. he. I open buggy.
/ wagon, c0rn-crusher farming imple-
ments. household and kitchen furniture.
aud other articles too numerous to
mention; also 40 tho same time the en-
ire st5 * OF goods ia the store. consist
NJ ri dry goods groceries, queensware,
glass ware, DC.
Sums o. sand laIdcr. cash /:
owe. - q creli, OF min. months will be
given, purchaser giving note with in
tcrest LOm date, Wa. ny bcaeGt Of
vaIuaiio aud appraisemcrt laws. with
good freehold surety, to the approval OF
the Administrator
Wilson +. LLHltoN. Admir-.
Oct 9Th, 1876 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-13
Township OF rrs.

In HARRISON township Z -orge FREY
berger was elected Assessor. he rereiv y.
ing 1863 votes; Phillip Dillcv was elected
Trustee. l54 votes; W. z. Davis To-
Justice OF the Peace. l2l votes: Pete
Matthias and a. Il. Potts were elected
Constables.
Ia Bainbridge township. Johr Il.
Melchoir was elected -. sor. Lr r.-..iy
ing 335 votes And.c,. IcNeracy fo,
Itns'ec. 352; Henry Berger for ~ ;ice
l'eace BOO and joseph Roteu 95. \
hrau', J.. Gutzweillor aud J. J,rger. j..
Constablcs
In Columbia township. J. Winin0 er
wa elected Assessor: Cave. Trustc
W. +. Robertson Justice Of the Peace
Z. Z. Baggarly aHd William L kin.
Constablcs
In Marion township. !. Blurne wa.
elected Assessor; +. Schneider. Tru stee
>. e.. Stein and i. Sesars Jus,ic,s OF
the Peace; I. Schneider, a. Shoulders
Coustablcs.
Ia Boone township. e. G Greene wa.
elected Assessor; > Bixler. Trustee: A.
=. vest Justice OF the Peace: Jesse
Mlipurn III. Br tain. Constahies.
In Patoka township. J. G.. Cato wa.
elected Assessor; W. l.. Katterbenrv
Trustee ; August Behmer. Justice of tb,
Teace lewis Osborn Jacob Berger and
Lewis "A. Miller, CoEslablcs. DR.. Vel
man received lJl votes for Congress. 20,
the long term, in the above towRslip.
In Hall township. John Geppner wa.
elected Assessor: W. W. Kendall. Trns.
lee; John otrigle and J. Hoffman, Con.
stables.
Ia Cass township, II. W. Dreaming
Vas elected Assessor; Renrv Kuuz
Trustee; j. +. llarmeycr, }. ". Kemp
COnstables.
In Jackson township, Camden Cox
was elected Assessor: Joseph fritz
trustee j. G. Deindertcr, justice O. Oh,
Peace; +. Buchart and ueorgc Prick
Coustabes.
IN Jefferson township. Martin Eckcr
w.s elected Asses or; j. Pruit', Trustee.
Allen OK, Justice OF the Peace: u
tuinuins, John Revcls. Cons 4bles.
iu Madison town hin. ". {. KEEL.
wa elected Assessor, }. VI. L.eip.u,n
Iru sicc Thomas Dillon. ana =. .lIlsr
Justices OF the Peace h. Dillon an
DO cph t. Fisher Cons lbles.
In Ferdinand towns. p. J. G.. Worb
senbcrg w. elected Assessor: 4 r.pe
le". Tru tee; NJ. Dfos'r n. Rua. ru,
justices ot the Peace; \. Nocr.rr am,
81 krciz Constable..
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EAEt iYlstA' SALE OF P..n
ssDNAG PROPERTY.

NOTI'Ei, hereby givcI that the un-
dcr~i1nrl. LNccutriN of the last ~ i.i
OF Edward y. ilrcaec-1ug dcrrl>rI
viii offer for ~ale az Public Auction. ..
ih" ir;r rc-idcurc OF ilc dcrcdrut. TO-
Baiubridgr township, puboi, county. GOA
SAL RDAN. Ociolcr 2Sh. 1876.
hc following per-onal properly, to-uif:
II prsc., mules. two spring wagons. tJu'
road wagons. one hack. our huggyB I,t
.nf WhccharroWs. oHc mud-whcrl ,'r
making brick. lot OF na,,n'~ tou',.
armus implements, household uul
Nitrheu furniture, a..
TrGE- oF SALE Sums of 81 ml
.uuirr. cash: over - credit of mimi
mouths will be- given, purchaser giviu-
note at interest. aui waving be- lc'i' 90
.vaiul,ou anil apprti>cmrut law. with
security fothc approval OF the ENcculriA.
tFr'N IloutaE,NNC, EeculriN.
Oct. GtI.. 1876 3w.
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GAunENEs MANTEp.

W llGer,igned living in Peters
BURG Ind. wishes 20 employ Ger
mln gardner for next year, either by the
mc"tr. or ou shares, or will lease Tor %
term or wears. ard will give good
urdneta good chance to make money.
My place d, but \ mile and half fro.f
Petersburg. an excellent market for
garden sui, and within easy reach oi
Washington snd Nincrrues. y man oi
E.mily preferred. Apply 30 or address
JOHN a. PATTERSON.
o. 3w+ Petersburg. Ind.