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, 1876-04-11
The UPPER MISSISSIPPI,

4,peciai DftpatcA to The CHICAGO 1rfbune.
WrxoSA. Mtnn.. April 1o.-Navtgatlon was
fairly opened to-day by tue steamer Dubuque;
from 81. Louts. She turned back from this point.
Tho stosmor Tidal Wavc, Of tho Diamond 10
Limo. arrived tLia Rftoruoon, and Rops Mp to
tloel's Landing. Tho Eivor IL cioar to Tho foot
OF Lako PepIn. Tho water Ia at = splcndld
stage, but has fallon aotno since tho ioe-RorGs
wont ont. It is reported that six Of tho nsuo
piers Mt Round Hill, on tlo Chippewa River,
woro carried out by tho freshes. Tneae pon
wero used for tho booms OF tho NJissigsippi Log
glug Company at Docf Slough, and II Ii ,a true
that tho piors aro gono 1t will seriously Interfere
Will, tho logs being turnod into neef Slough
from tho maiu tivcr.
, 1876-04-11
Husband and Wixc Dlo Almost Sim.
NltNnccusty.

Georgetown tKv.) 7trnts, March 2s.
On Saturday hight last, ut Ia o'clock, Mr. M
thanlol Perkius, aged II years. died At tho resi-
deuce OF bis son-ln-law, Mr. Eckmsu, at Now
town. and on Sunday morning, his vito, Ann
pcrkins, agod 70, died. The aged couple were
recently from Fleming County. Mr.. Perkins
had boen blind for number OF years. Thpy
wcro sufferers during their last eiokuesa but i
short time. In life they woro long together, mud
In death they were separated by only faw
hourB. Tile husband was q Frce-WIl Baptist
tho wife Presbyterian. Tho funeral sermon of
tho ngod coapto..uas preached by the Isoy. 5. q.
Hunter aud thoy wero laid iu common grayo
In Cherry Spring churchyard.
, 1876-04-11

Neeoraer's ONES. fifteen days At SO pcr diam,
msvs ths, ie iii ss stss -
y 70 ct H. s S1 o0asa wn
wss srs h ho.i rssoa IN that naet for rafor II
sbc Recorders Office and when Il vas asked for H1ms
proof ref!taed 70 give any. Now Ne tars tur7et-
THk TRtDuNK and 7'n,ts arc crying for reform and
v9ilance committees. II a vigilance committee vera
s ups a7o H.. H. T. .
THtnuNk.
Som'sslenss Mne, sugss,e ts,t tns II, sSs nses
WHIT Il s.a tas Board o"h to p'y 4. : H.
petition whs rrre!ypl from Tho commissioners Of
Highways Of Nrett.t for a trItae oyer branch Of
Tho Canot a:tant lolnt. Referred 10 The COMMITTEES
Tho Uomn,.itec Oh iosds anil nritlRos reported ,n
ssss mss e e Il masa s' q q as as' II e
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION.
Commissioner stcCaarey introduced Tho following
WmknxAa, There errrna TO b. raiyera.l tsesIrs on
organization in Cook County, and action With refer
thereto T. frhught with vital consequence 10 the
prosperity and welfare Of the people Of Cook County,
WHEREAS, This Board Is lcsIrous Of taking such
action upon hc subIoct NJ ~ duty under tho constita-
aro nhcrets Of tho wn prominent political orssnizs
Cloudy, Leonard Bwots. Melville ". Fnllcr. Thomas
Don't, mud Evert Van llurrn, DO and they hernby
power and authority, under Tho existing Constitution
nnd laws Of this atc 10 abolish township orgsniza-
ioM IN Cook County, and tho beht for tic pub
c welfare TO 10 pursued Ivy this Do7r unlcr tho Laws.
In speaking TO tho resolutions. Commissioner Nc
Caarey again attacked thu press. lio spoke Of as.
Storey nul t charges Q! fra,d IN tho 7,ntts and said
10 hSi put Ms Storey on tho Gsan,l Iury to msko
ns s9,st ssSss ss s ' sheT " sa's @
ssan..'
Ar. Notnt.cos opinion a4 called for upon Tho reg
to o matter propssy @ of xhe liz o Boasa us
Judge, but what wh* to follow It was we'll for
each man TO consider. From the action Of
both political pattlss iaeely 4 Va. plain hat
w!mld soon 10 presented nsklng veto the abolition
Of township organization. II that c41rc1 tho
HlcrW uf tho county tecaulo tho Collector, md the
fact tha tho people out Of tho city strongly in
tavos OF tta organization as tho city opposed 10 It,
II tic organization waa aoinhcd, and tho clerk rb.lcd
Ills order to tbs HhcriY to collect tbs ta1rs then M:
dollar could 10 collected, uneas paid voluntarily,
ciler Of tho city. county. Of stato taxes.
ar. lonntreo then quoted sho inv authorizing i1ie
organIzauon, and claimed that It wEs ths organic law
which could not bc abolished or defeated by legIsaiou
Upon This ha entered into long arguucnt. He
said that there thrco kinda Of countess and that
tho Legislature had provided way In which ownnau
organization could bo abolished in rcEtain class OF
counties. Tho question now wGa whether Cook
QUO of those countless and uc1t wns TINT law costlt,-
tioIRl. After long argument he cA1no 10 tho
oN conclusion TINT thts Hs not ono Of that cass OF
cotlntieH, and TINT ihc law Tas unconstitutional.
The question wa8 theu put ua1 tho rcs0luttUn
adopted.
Commissioner Holden offered resolution csnpor,-
cr1ng tho Finance Committee to advertise and iasl,o
Tor sale ty Il QUO bonds FOR tho building fund. oar
lied.
Adjourned
, 1876-04-11
WA thsreupon discharged and At, tlnughta Of oAtnt
lishinR nary PIT ssida for tho present. Tho meea1 70
tbsb Rhinnrfth.
THE COUNCIL.
EXIT THORNTON.

THE COUNCIL.
EMIT THORNTON.
reaptsr nettng Of the City Council rss hsld last
evening President Dixon In tho chair and quorum
present.
AID Foley sait he had bccu esilcd by Mr.. David
Thornton, who declined 10 act Judge Of election IN
Tho First Precinct Of tho Flyst Ward. He moved to
subatltuta James Ryan. Carried.
rAY THE LApnnEna.
Ali. 9on1mcr moved tho adoption Of Tho following
reM,laliun:
wnEnEA.,, OWING 10 fts embarrassed condition Of
the clty's finances, Tho lalorinR men who hnve been
employed by tho ctly in ttfretclesnlnG hays not re-
ccvcd any pay for thr scrvees aince Inst Novcmlcr
wnEnrAs, This .1eIay IN resmen. Of .ha t.,,ortns
s snd ser ae OF
wnKnIAs, This Council Eecosni:n tho urgent ueces-
tt.y tat action 10 takon to..ivo paying thsss
men tito labor which they have performed Al the,
iitsofvd, rta. tho Co,nn.tollcr b. and Is hetuby,
aborcss who ayo been employed in STRENGTHENING
before ra5ug any salartes 10 any other employees Of
Aid. Wood!uan said that ho wanted tho con,proier
mcns waa aceertcd, and sho resolution then adorteL
Ali. HchaInor Aakcd unanimous consent TO cal up
ths matter Of changing tho nAmo OF North Dearborn
street TO Dearborn avenue Consent WAS given. alld
to ordinance making tho change OF n'no waa taken
lip and lMKscd.
VOTING rLAcEs, ETC.
IN on oapn noo' o M tic spS rnes cbsna s
from No. 724 N!livsukeo avenue to ~ sanls nysn"s:
On oon q At Mfh II 1 s5 r.' r.
Judge of election in the Fourth District OF thc sesen'
Uni On motion % ot Ala r,.n, r. oriea wa, aabs!tute
for Thomas Walsh Judge of election In tito Second
District Of tho Fourteenth Ward.
1ourn II be to friday evening a 7:1 p N. Tue rcsson
wAb that many Aldermen thonght II necessary to
'hsnge sx sSHs ha, p s s .a oon would not p
AID. EclaIner w1s sts0ngy in favor Of tho Iuoslon.
, 1876-04-11

San FnAvc1sco. April 10.-Trado dollars arc
bolng practically drivon out Of circulation on ac-
count al tho discount on thon1. Iolail dealers
rcftso to accept them for ovor 90 cents. Halves
arc also refused In sums exceeding tho legat
tonder, and have been At nearly as grsat dis
count until within day or TWO, when the prac-
tical decentralization Of trade dollars has caused
hnlveB 70 appreciate slightly.
, 1876-04-11

John T. DAker and James N. rfilx asked for tern-
ro.nry license 10 prtaoh which was granted for The
period during tho seminary vacation.
Tia lcensnrs wa hxca to tshs place At 10 o'clock
eha morning.
Alras.s @. L. Thompson, r. l.. Garden, and T. r.
Carrier werN appointed . comnitue to nomnnlo
standing committees.
, 1876-04-11

Great Adelphi Theatre.
EyaEybody should sec tie Anest representation In
America Of "Unclc Toms Cabiu."
Great Aelphi Theatre, lAdIes uights I'll week ouly
Families should improve tha opportunity 10 60 to tho
Adelphi. No smoking. Strictly moral.
, 1876-04-11
GOVERNORS IN Oil.

.sptc,at Dtspateh tn The Chfeaao Tribune.
LANSING. Mich, April 10.-An oil painting Of
Gov. bingham, tho first Republican Governor
OF Michigan. ho being olootod In 1866. has beon
added to tho btato Llbrnzy, which completes the
scros OF al tho Governors OF Michigan.
, 1876-04-11
MARRIAGES..

NOnlllH-LIfEHMONE-In Meltose, hlasa., April
by the as y. L. Lyerinotc John Oscar Norris 9uIt
Eta White i.yCrmorc, daughter Of the odlcauuS
Clergyman, MI Of Mulroxe. No tards.
, 1876-04-11
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

The Chicago Youtg Peoples Temperance and 8oci Il
Union viii bold the!s next regular meeting this
iua In tho l,eturcroo,n Of the First Methodist Churn1
Tho election Of of1cera' will tAfo place,
Tbs temperature yesa,rdsy,a obscryed BY hfsnase.
opttcau Bs Madison al, TRIBUNE Building, WAS at
-. M, 4o degrees; 10 = M, -; u m %: tr.in,,
IS: .. M, 81. naromettr, a. n., 1880: p r', IT.
About o'clock yea.sraay afternoon man nsm 'cd
Frederick pank was thrown from wagon In WI "a
ho wxs riding BY The horsos running away At kas
TwoIfth Btreet crossing Of tho Lato Shore lsoadt Una
Of his legs WAS fractured o WIS sason to the co7'
ty Hospital and tho team 10 tho Artnory.
The Hungarian Of this city and Tho rnblle At ' 40
s.e reoueated TO s,teud meeting 10 be held TODAY ut
H. m at 81 and 10 Lasse street, under tho husp ea
Of Tho peat Asaocaton, for The prrpoRe Of aoytsng
WAYS and oAne 10 raise funds for Tho benefit Of Tho
sufferers by tho recent loods Ia Du1a-Pesth, hungary.
Tho o1cers Of tho socond 1leRirpens held neetso1
u their s.7nofy Sunday afternoon, and Eeso1Tcd to
hold in readiness 10 assist te authorities
IN eueinR sny outbreak resulting from The dlsordor'
ed state of public affairs which should occur Tho
armosy will b. guarded night and day until sftor
election.
About 10 o'clock last night horaes attached TO
Of Parrueiec's omnibnscs bccamc frightened and tau
west on MAdson strcct. When opposite tho dault
Honso tho conveyance was turned urAtde down, pro-
ciptat.ns John Lynch tho driver, to the pavement,
md l,rsn9 him quite seriously uc was taken 10 tie
County Hospital.
meeting Of tho Billiard Congress of tho North
western and Southwestern Htatos was called for yos-
,.ra.v roorntno Al tho of1,co Of tho j. Ii BRUNSWICK
r,, ,,,,r.n rrt tho y,rt that onnr,,r, con,1 NH
6aiko CompauS' o"' .uo 'hst @ so. l4 ,uu' -, o1
b had put Tho meeting over until to-day 1t will be,
held at this afternoon. II thc young tnan who
u,f.stnu Yesterday can b. cotton up by tho4 tnc.
80 -. - 49,, ,. .,,,., .,.. .
4uo Nos'h Ao"a nonsa 1"sae eIoAnli N'te'ai' "
mcct Jtaterday afternoon. Quorum Nas present,
but tho Town uesk visa nh1tnna that nothing shonld
bo done, md osoa Al adjournment SITTER calling tn
bod q ordcr. !io further movsd tnat ne nossd IN
blio wed ts per d!cn hnH Inc f~o motions vese car.
ried without auy trouble. Justee Tsob1neon vo.ed
against the lattcr mot1oh' anu susuco fAulsoh "aa
Rhacut.
This remains Of the Into William E. DoEgett arrival
nstsrisv nnrrinv frnm Enriin ~ che IIilnnis Ceu-
to ~ Isssna h.nees man a. sn eamtaec nf tho
1cr.rv Ci,b and oaco,taI to the ato rtsenco Of ho
e. ~ SS 1 M malS ca mo1o
IN attendanrs Thn funeral viii taIe placo Ills aflt,r-
, 1876-04-11

Like "0uhkor Guns"
artificial teeth arc OF llttlo uss and easily detected.
Take caro- Of ths tcl oncs All you eel Is frax1nnt
sozolont; uso It daily and your teeth Will DO the last
Of naturcs gtfta to full you.
, 1876-04-11

fhould remember that lillger. jenkins Foxon, Nos
I'D and al Bate stsest will rspet decorate your
walls great deal cheaper mud betcr thsu Jon ran
possibly DO II yourselves.
, 1876-04-11
Brands Art OponfnR.

BFhnd'a art Op0nIn&.
Tho magnificent now Photographic aud hne art
studios Of 4. L. urand at Nos. 40 and ala Wabash
ayenue will 10 thrown open 10 the public on wsdnee-
day. tho l2l Init The public arc cordially invited To
10 lIresenk.
, 1876-04-11

Tor 9. y. Fa;gel!. Gt57
For J. V. Lu Moyna 1911
Majority for Farwc,. 1as
recount Of tho ballots gave Farws IL moro ,un tor-
ity In the First Precinct Q! tho Twentieth Ward than
wns returned 1ot hm y sho canvssssFs thus making
No.iee q iateioa to contest tho elo;tion wss duy
chiefly directed to tho first Precinct Of tho Twentath
Ward, wtcre u claluos1 that heavy frauds were
inri placed before tho Committee, Rves the nancr
pretended nafnes residences, md nun,bnEs the t1l
liHt at SIT vnca received nIa returned for FAtwe III
ts precinct, claimed to bo illegal for thu following
rc2eOnst .-
Votes out Of precinct. 5G
Votes from nctltton reeldences .16t
yoss oea fer ns so;ne not found ID So:
Votes unregistered a11 unsworn. A
Illegal vote for Farwell... ....................al7
Majority tor In MoJne IN rrocincs.
No Illegal voles wsre shown 70 hare been cast for
Isaloyna III this precinct, but 4 wss claimed by Tho
turs boro such evident srkH Of fraud, especially by
rcaaon Of Tho detention Of tue ,llot-boses 1nscale1
la election, tl1t they H!lOald bo thruwn out Alto
Ecther Tho i,e1uoefuu claimed that thd detention OF
tic bnllo-Loxcs as aforesaid waa In tho Interest os
that the fraudulent votes shnud 10 clilnnatai, and
tho reat returned tho tFuo yot0 Of the ward. Lo
fos Farwc1l ii .n Second lrocnct ot tho twentieth
Ward, IN thn Fifth Precinct of tho Twentieth Wagl,
End u in ths l., fourth Precinct Ct tho Elghtsenth
majority uf III for La a1oyne In the district.
Mr. Fafveli claims that tho votc, frum the Poor
These weta ilfty-ntno In number. I1o afoyac alleges
TINT only two Of these were laleFs tho ohcss tuMY
e.np|oyes q tho farin aud at there y no law ot la
right Of hunrugo. lu also ALLEGES that tac innassa
Of Tho United s:ates auriue llotPsts Ut Lake Wow
brought out to vote for Farwcil and that tho
kind OF might yGty wall balhnco tho other. Mr.
, 1876-04-11

Lundborg'a California Water
ICE teais ma baia delightful giant md ralEuhin&
, 1876-04-11

On Thursday. April 10, at $3.50 o'coek,
parlor aud Chau'hcr 8sts, EaHy Chairs, walnut Bed
steads aud 1ureaus, Marble Top Tahles, IIat Trees
Walnut Chaira and nockors, bookcases, Showcases,
Mattresses, Mirrors Carpeta, 1co-Cheats, 1tfr1s1.
Aorb, &c. 500 English u. 4. Walnut Chairs ii Naiht
GEO. +. 0O1tE l. CO.. A,ictloleesL
, 1876-04-11
CONFECTIONERY.

90 n 9HNEN Fqg9 CELEBRATED throuhoui
GW IA Ab HR Vi Tho Uaion-e1rressed ,T
HA Nh HI parts. ! II aud upwza i
" fH b& EH n rs, 10, G0e per II. Acf.s
W AMA8 .&H w order1 GUNfliEE, Cot.s.
NDuor. Chtqaxp.
, 1876-04-11

An INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
To tbs Foteta Of tho BeycntA Ward: I herctr ia
nou,ice myktf n canddats for Alderman 1 ii,
coming olGcton. have not 4onght The int!orseatni
Of any caueus II eectsd by the independent altto1
Of tho ward am willing 10 servo freo from tia on
troll Of any c1,lcus, i. c. McDoXdn
, 1876-04-11


Tho 1o7. Mr.. johnson moved That Committee Of
Three OH 1llls and uyertAres bo choeen. Carried.
This following wnre appointed: Drs HTAkey aud
lnrd. aud FI1er J. y. Taylor.
The AnV. Nr. Jnhnson moved that they proceed
to elect Commissioners 10 the GeucEa Assembly Gar.
r!cd Nominations wefo then gone Into, and s!ec!ou
postponed I'LL Afternoon. The following cantd4tos
Eers nomlnateh thtEe being three to " elected with
thtts as1na.ss s,;Mistos..l pelcsat,ou1The Rev.
J: h1sle.n, Walter Forsyth, D. II, Custiss El,iurs-
r. +; Rittsnhousc: ltsuuton Church.: Z. i, Wulls,
Lake Foreat: J. II. raylur, K4nk4kre; 1eorRu F. Lis.
ssl. T. O. Frost Eyanstoa: George u. Baysxs, will:
y. Il. bingham, Highland Park ; u. u. Covert,
Tho ltey. Ar. Waters askel that tbs JeGcrsop Fark
Church ~ utx pulpit yarantj ba allowed To hAvu
tAe Asy Dr. Patton act as Moderator It's sessions
during the year. tlrsulad.
The ltey. Or. Jchns1n moved shat Committee on
Revision Ut Rules bU Hplolute&i. Carried.
The ley. Drs, tatter4on aud Niackbltu and the
lev. Mr. lnhnsn chosen. sccraa wa thcn taken
to ocolk, tho .aliss nf tho church paytuu Kindly
provided lunch. which Iastlxen of BY tho pres.
hytefy.
THE AFTERNOON sEsSkoH
WA called 10 osdes ly Moderator Hrsell u o'clock
when tho order Of tho Asy wa4 taken up aud csndi.
dstts for licenses examine. William q. Qort.
Johu u. Mclean. Thumns ]. l. 4aon1 End Albett u.
Yyfaua wtro taken under tns caro- OF rresbytsry.
They also Eecelved authority 10 preach during ths
sulnnes. JOHN Anderson Walker, WILLIAM omsltens,
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FOR Sheriff.

We arc saihbrisea Is snno1u. a. A NcDoaaid .
Boone township. 2 c-anei-s.e ~ shsEla, a. H. ~
sunny October ~ierinn.
y ars au;hori-fs - snuornce s.n-% Lst.er=od
ss uaraisea io~lsh'r a-aosrIila.s fsr saeis- Al ta'
rneius Ce'oAsr sie-1an
". A., sutlsrlsi 20 anneurre istlre s.rh-acl-r
% Bainaf.ts- township. = a candidate ..r Sl.ri1 q
nc e.-aing p.ete- election
Eag- we srs authorized 10 snnoas.. v " R-"r :.
Csss ic~rsliP asasan4ilsts fr sasr- Is he -. -
cc,ooeF election.
Esc~w- sre authorized 20 sn-aunes John : N0rran
q vailsoa township. -ss.raiasfs ~ sbais A. -
ensuing October election.
l.y-@ ne authorized &c sraeu.se b ' Harmed q
RaiaAhlss io~ Eship. - : eAEliia;e scr sts-ln . 8 IT,
a. sing October c~lictiou.
Als-we ere sr,hc-sss - lnc1ues ? ? . %
p -t-. = Ear-iaoa '~larssr. = = sa1-,-a.- 81
-s-f. a. le ea -4nF Ccel-- .sftia1-
are aa.h4r1e. % srla-nr Psi rat .
4rs-sf-ss ,.fn :. ssae -e - .ls-a. a. a.
-fag ht- -,esl1r-
H7- e sfu aaihss ~ r. surr~ Seor-s Cos. q
- as.4 L1usa-s. - a cau-i-l,r 81 s.slr. 4ti.
srsal-v 01.etrr sis--sn..
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For Clerk.

re are sr .Lor "a - arr-anvs le-rv a Eoifhsus g
1l.al- tse te~1st.p. go cEnda.s'f ~ csprfy Ger
u1tr.. cnrrir 81 ~ etsriar 01ohs~ eis4i'on.
W. sre sash arst 20 snueuncs Vim ". sheliie-
@. Isr,rso- ie~n.hp ssa eanhdaie far cczn. Ci,rs
: ru . r.urr~. q. ne srsut ng Osreasr siectian-
Fss-Nr ,rs sa'fu-s.1 ~ anaau--e ~ & I'M
~ LaH fsus.hip a. q candidate ier Corrss Clerk. =
~ s.s a fhs ensuing ocsoter election
Fes-w. ~ sathorrei % anaaaace Capt E@--
.F.4sr. G: f.'osi 'o@EsAiP. . esf-iess i- C'1q'i
ts-E. .tlltt tfae -nslas --s e-.s- e.
y Hs 1 % srarrrs wu p lr,1s
5 -a n-rsrd iis'e frr comfy ss-A.
eta- y st- r.slnE cetotg- SscEeH.
ar.-st " srncuarr p laa G-elas
ar-.h rarsaaldags for Couuts Ci.4s
!, l.t. etG A. .hs srsa.ng tciohsr eec7isn-
We as s-.hcsIed % sun0uncs Tn Hert : 9
ls~n-af ) s~-ntiiAis fcr c9r.ty csrk
~ lsass county d re cnralng ostohs- -is-uca.
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Tor Commissioners.

o. e are sat-cri-ti Sc -r-cu-~c isns- = Ec'
viIfsms oil al .c~r crtea. -r cc-nt
Cuunmf tsioasr. for .he s.ssa rssr Il The snsuiu,
iO-'hsr tiectcn.
fT-wc are authorized 20 azac-uce samuel Mair. o
-eae-.oo tn4nslip. tc- rs-citcften - CslnfF lclmis
.ious-. ior TIE Sscaaa District a. ne euslns ccitbsi
eioctioa.
Exf-H s Are suihn-i-edto aunouncs Harrison Norsa
~ Hsrhiscn township sor rc-eie-finn a. osn-ty C.n
missioner, To- The Firsi District at The e. ur x oe.ess-
..le-tion.
H. y . are Authorized - announce VIZ. IT, Gre r
~ NnAison t~c~nsAip. 81 c.udiia's for re-u.s 1f.
r, MISSIONER. for me Frsi Dsalsf a. the sl-uirT tr.st'
election.
gos-w, ars saihcr1sa 20 announce icel
of uaahfi4Ee tuvr-liP, q e candidate fercesnl 'Mi-
n.-.ioncs rr the second Dsinot, a. ne cnsaa-
oetNtsr election.
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McRE CANuIDNrTs:-We this week
. as a candidate for Treasurer,
Nr. VIM. Brett, 81, Of H~untingburg.
III Brciz has filed the Office OF County
Treasurer two terms. AMI DO one in that
time had occasion 10 complain of the
manner IN which he attended to the
duties Of his position. Always prompt
and obliginc. he won the name Of being
orr Of the best Trcasurers in the state
and the interests Of taxpayers were
looked after in carefully having correct
descriptions Of their lands, and ecoromi.
csIv doing the business OF his Office
wi in the provisions OF law. lie will
= good race for the position.
Mr. y. N. Lichly;er j. out az a eandi-
date for Cororer-so far by himself IL
j. . arucr, and popular where be IL &C.
grairsec. aud vll mske ar Efficient Of
acer.
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We are sufhoriEea 70 annaHrse iahn MehUe, r. a
Boous township, - . cAn4iaais fer Asssssof. q us
ensuing October election
ny We 81, aufhoriicd % snrcrD1s = = eresn' A.
J. e,nsss.,. fsr Assessor q vaal.or so~nstip. At the
ensuing October election.
sSr-we ar authorizes ~ anuoar-s y .. Ksiso. q
usd,sor ,o~ n.hip. ga candidate FOR Assessor e ~
.nriur oe'ohsr election
rs,.ws are autaorissd 10 a~-nour1s G. s Ksnisrl
~ Nts,ssn tcanshir. ss candidate Coz Assessor, atils
suaalns cc-rhcr eiecnon-
we are authorized % announce Gss-9 G. Greece. =
rs.ns t~c-rsaig. q /. c.n.id.is fsr A-sscr. q -
srm0-e 0efas n slec-inb
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New Sash and Door Fnct0ry q.
Washington. gnd-fEtt rs-t-
ing TO Persons Err. adiug
20 Build.

Carpenters anA persons ia'en ng ~
build, will please note the faci. that 80
have recently added q sash AMI door
factory 70 our hardware business, and
that we are now furnishing our custom
err with fine sash and door OF our own
manufacture. cheaper AMI better ,han
ever before. Wealso keep Chicago work
hand.
Particular attention is given TO orders
for store doors, and odd sizes OF SSH
and doors.
Our stock OF hardwa are i among the
largest a. tie STATE, aud builders will
find il to their advantage 20 get their
II %aieriai Of -. We are having large
ln;. y lumber haUled Us from Jasper.
and persons wanting hardware. sgri-
cultural implements. or hUiiling ma.e-
rial. can send b. ts- ~'7afrsfrrs almost
every tsy We ,iso manufacture plow-
sad.e~ and doat.e shovel p,ows.
June Q 3m. ROGERS 4 BRO
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80 a.. -
!Real p a'e agents. jasper. X d
NrLI H. .e..sS ing d~.ir-
- at.e Tracts
No. IA good farm OF LOO nrrcs in
The lover part % Paiok. township. Dn-
boi- county, 20 acre. under cultivation,
2 orchards. 8 living Springs. good Log
house OF 4 ROOMS. l-aFu. sEabie- &c. al
so has an outcTpp Of block coal 81 Inches
thick. ncsr the Air Line railway.
No. -. = good house aud lot ~ Jasper.
Lot 100 f-ei Square on West Main street
good vel OF water, stable, &c. Price
$500.
No. So.-l90 acres Of finely improved
land h Han Tow ,hlp IS acres cleared
and under COOL fence good orchard
gooJ iwo-stor frame house good barn T:
plenty ~ good water Price and terms
reasonable
No. 81 80 acrrs Of unimprovef lard
~ the crossing oftie kcckpo and A..
Line Railroads near Iiuniir-bErxt.
with enough timber for IRE wood or il
l. pay for il.
10. 81 Steam Saw Mil. with a good
pair OF French buFrs. FOR grinding ccrn.
engine IL inch cylinder. boiier good. IA
"a splendid location for 4 FIGURING Mil.
ami with power sufn 20 run both
-four and saw mill and ~ White river
y here The supply Of saw-lo-s j. mex
ihalstiJ.e- Attached 10 Il J. : cOsl bank.
ard tWo sores Of ground. with n good
residence thereon. Price only $4,000.
and on easy terms. y rare speculation.
30. f5.--GOo1 fwo-stOry frame hOn&e.
four io0ans and cellar. .tabie and out
,5ui lin-s. s'ieniid well Of wafeT. fine.
iol -;iou for residence IN The toxin o.
Jasper. Price Sloo1 terms. $50 cash.
balance in Snd years.
80. 47--s1 acres OF fine river bottom
iiant near tie line 81 the C.. X & :. W.
Y. W. Any Quantlty ofnne oak timber.
1--we or six acres cleared. with = tolrrAbie
'iair iog house on 4. Price only 500:
$3.50 ct~l, the reminder in aud two
years.
= e -Fr-s ia-r~ .aa.d-.-kaFr o-y srek s-rl
unt god I-,e1tas rcl1s rsafzr t. T1is F-or--y
~ m s.Sy re- ~ rsn-sr y Ge trsiasE, par
-As -a~I ~ .1sr "a. i-.s 80 f.sf @usrs. hn
teef-b- Ac.A lsne-1 y ti g. ~n-fr.-t
arg. csr..E- sri $50 q seie 1sArsA--nstis re sD-
"a ~ essg -@r-s
-a -lfs s-ts - trs Ina ar-ss = cilrEt7-
-- ft-N -
-
-e .-ts l-es q ssi~-<l erI I.a3s- = Fk-l
a-r .-erg ch-sp
-. . 80 a-.s y rsts ss-z-r ls-s. = .--ss IL
AZ -14IA~ ~ : FIi - 81
~ 81 - l--e fr- ~ 1r~rs- Ike -u-r-
G y g.
50 = . rrs- q Ar1 Fafs - Caste
VI
- &C. --1rs tra-r -A l- r. 81 1-es. r. --tr4-
~ -aal- -re- p-ros ca--= 80
-r Fl a- e-sT ..rE
Ao-Ikrar ---s
a.- sra .t-.rh f--er aE .s-
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we ,rs au'borIst o. sr1rrrrs william s-stz. - 81
Z -lsrburR. = . canalai. Tor Trr.-sr.f - paoo..
~.~ A ~. .asa.r~ D-ssr- r.ston. -nA
r-s- Nc are auihsri1ce 20 ann1rnce ia as z spur
ic-f Z Nsalsoa to- nsaip. a. . cana.cssef5 Tor re Eel --ion
90 Tr.asa-e- 81 Dutois counss. al The ensuing October
election.