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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-08
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that default hav-
ing been made tor more than sixty DAYS in
the payment Of portion of the amount Sc
cured to be paid by certain mort.
gage executed by John Hodges 10
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin
Parsons, trustees of the Cairo CITY
Property. dated March nth 1864, and
recorded in the recorders Office in and for
AleXan Ter county. in the state of Illinois,
in book ~ of deeds, page b92. etc. The
undersigned the successor of said trustees.
will on Wednesday, the 10Th day of July
next, y. ID. 1876 at ~ O'Clock in the fore.
noon of that day. under and by virtue Of
the power of sale contained III said mort
gage, sell ut public auction, to the highest
bidder. for cash. at his office, corner of
Washington avenue and Eighte enth street
in said City of Cairo in Alexander county
and State of Illinois, all the right title and
inter6 It of said John Hodges or his assigns.
- and 90 lots numbered l. seventeen and
Is leighteen), in block numbered so (eightyl
in the First addition To said City of Cairo,
according 10 the recorded plat thereof,
with the appurtenances, to satisfy the pur-
poses anu condition of said mortgage.
Dated. Cairo, H., June 9th 1876.
;. STATS TAYLOR,
Trustee of the Cairo City Property.
G-glNNfl
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JOINING GIDEON,s RAND

Since the nomination of Tilden and
hendricks there has been a palpable in
crease of Democratic strength in Cairo.
a number OF formerly very influential
Republicans-gentlemen who gave re-
spectability to the party by their excel
lent reputatons--have declared for the
Reform candidates, and are asserting
their determination to try the Democrats
and ascertain il from them the country can
obtain relief.
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Col. TONNES, who was q gallant SOL
der and is an ardent laborer In the Dem
ocratic vineyard has no doubt of obtain
ing the instruction Of Union county for
Senator. The Colonel would make n
candidate who would not fail to carry
the war into the Radical Africa, and as a
senator would Immediately take front
nj,
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PRESIDENT GRANT has requested the
removal of Supervisor Meyer. successor
to Mcdonald, in ST. Louis. Meyers an.
swers to the questions concerning Yaryan
exonerated that gentleman from the
charges made against him, and President
Grant now wants Meyers removed. The
president is carrying out his policy of
pleasing himself"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-08

HoN SHELBY VI. CULLoM. Republican
candidate for governor. was the orator Of
the day at Geneseo, Henry county. on
the Fourth. The address made up in
quantity what it lacked in quality-it was
long-an aggregation OF paragraphs
neither sparkling nor original.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-08

THE morning newspapers of Paris,
London and Berlin. on the morning of
the Fourth, all had leading editorials on
the American Anniversary of lndepend-
ence, and all spoke in generous praise of
the progress and prospects OF this coun-
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Chattel MOrteage Sale.

IQl virtue of chattel mortgage, executed bv
LA. H. Stafford and III. l.. Morrill, as receivers
Of the Cairo and Nincennes railroad and The
Cairo and Nincennes railroad company, to
The Undersigned bearing date February list
1873, we viii, on the pa day Of July lS7G. n,
the hour OF 10 o'clocka. M, at the round house
oithe CAIRO and Nincennos railroad, in Cairo,
Illinois, proceed TO sell. at public yendtle 10 thc
highest bidder, the following described proper.
ty, being portion OF the rolling stock of the
said Cairo and Vnccnnes railroad, and Dor
tion Of Tho, property described ia said mortgage,
to-wit; Box cars numbered ten (lW. twenty
l2o, twenty-five t22), twenty-iour "a, thirty
Gnl thirty-two t39, thirty -four tii), thirty
eight (5s), forty-six (i6), finy-two (l) ilny-six
Coy, seventy-two Ga, seyeniy-four "a, eighty
two ls2), one hundred and six Qo6) one hundred
and fourteen tlli) one hundred and twenty Q2D
one hundred and Twenty-Five l22) one hundred
and twenty Eight O2S) one hundred and forty
TWO ui2( one hundred and forty-six QiC) AMI
one hundred and sixty (ltW
Flat and coal cars numbered twenty seven en- :,
thirty-nine $50 and forty-iivc (li) ; that the
terms OF said sale are cash in hand.
Dated june 18th, 1P7G.
DRENEL, MORGAN &CO.,
n-Zu-l- eou Mortgages.
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The latest. greatest. and

The latest. greatest. and mos reliable
remedy ever put together by medical science,
for Rhenmatism, Wounds, swellngs, Burns
Taxed breast, ~, Is the Centiur Lniment.
There are two kinds. What the White LinimeHt
Is Tor the human family, tbs Yellow Centaur
Llnlment Il for spawned, lame and strained
horses ana animals. may2j-wl3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-08

THE late difficulty with the Sioux was
conducted on the peace principle--the
brave Gen. Caster and his men were the
pieces,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-08

The chairman of the National Demo-
cratic committee Is son-in-law of Peter
Cooper.
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Particulars of the Massacre

CHICAGO. Jhly 6.--An Iiter-Ocean spe-
cial under date OF Bismarck, ID. r., the
lst, says: Information from the Sioux
expedition, dated at the mouth OF the
Big Horn river, July |, says Gen. Gus
ter lett the mouth OF the Rosebud with
twelve companies to follow the Indian
trail OF large band of hostile Sioux.
They followed up in the direction Of
Big Horn. The Indians were making for
the Eastern branch of Little Big Horn.
Gen. Terry with Gibbons command of
five companies of infantry and four OF
cavalry, started to ascend the Big Horn
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-08

Children Cry for GastOria. 1t is
pleasant 10 tAe as honey, and is absolute
harmless. III sure to eXpel worms, cure win
collie, regulat, the bowels and stomach, an
overcome irrit!bility caused by rash or cuttin
teeth. IL is apericct substitute for Castor OIL
ami for Costieness in young or old there i
nothing in eXitence so effective and reliable.
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A SPECIALITY.

The BULLETIN printing
HX <E1A REIMBURSEMENT makes a
&a@ specially Of Bill Heads.
Note Heads. Letter Heads
Statements, Cards Etc Look at these prices
small size bill heads, per lOOO.,............s3 90
meuiuih size bil heads, per thousand ........ 10
All on fourteen pound paper, Carlisle mills,
f"'ed Two cents per pound higher than paper
hNe1 by any other otlce-ruled To order AT the
INNS especially Ion uiis Office
3eihshls carlyse, per loC0,..........,......s3 On
Letter Heads, Carlyle, per lDD0.............. 80
N9le lieads Carlysls, per loO0............... 90
nt'ithecaida per package. 75c
buslhes cards, Non 3-ply Bristol board,
" u 81 % 10 90
business cards, No y blank, per 1000. ..... 8 90
, puaIlei-a beet han sheet, iuli-sheet and three
ngot poster, and colored work below 81 Louis
faihpalei, Book Work and Price Lists made
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n all cases of private, chronic, anil urinary di-
selses Ia all their complicated forms. II Is well
known that Or James has stool mt the head of
the profession for the past 80 years. Aye and
experienceaic Important. Seminal Weak
ness, night losses 10y dreams. pimplcs on the
iace lost manhood can positively be cured
Ladies wanting the most delicate attention, call
or write. Pleasant home for patients. a book
Tor the million. Marriage Guide, which tells
You all about these diseaees-who should marry
why not--lo cents to pay postage. DIR James
has 30 rooms and parlor. You see no one but
the doctor Office hours, m. To Z IN. sun
days, 10 to IL. All business strictly confiden
tal a-2s-d,w-ly
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ATTACH THE ENEMY

nNe companies OF Infantry ana Tour OF
cavalry, started to ascend the Big Horn
to
ATTACH THE ENEMY
in the rear. On the morning of the 18th
two Grow scouts brought the intelligence
of the bsttle OF the previous day. Upon
receipt Of the news the command COM
menced to march in Souiherly direc-
rection, where smoke could be seen
which Indicated that Custer had fired the
Indian Village. The next morning the
head OF The columl entered a plain bor-
dering On the bank OF Little Big Horn,
where tiere had recently stood an in-
mense Indian village, three miles in
length.
THE GROUID WAS 5TREwN
with slaughtered horses, cavalry equip
ments, and the dad bodies of Indian
chiefs. The clothing of Lieutenants
Sturgis and Porterwas also found pierced
with bullets. Further on was found the
body of Lieut.. Mdntosh. Just then a
scout arrived with the intelligence that
Col. Reed was intr.nched with the rem
nant Of the eth Cavelry on a bluff near
by waiting relief. The command
PUSHED OK
and found Hno with the remainder OF
the seven companies. Reno's command
had been tghting since Sunday noon.
the 18th, Until retired by Terry the night
of the 2Gh. Terry's arrival caused the
Indians . retire. Reno knew nothing
of the fate of the other five
companiCs which had been separated from
them on he 18th TO make an attack, I'M
der Clusters command, at point three
miles down the right bank OF the stream.
Custer hid apparently made an attack
on the lniians, and was compelled to re-
treat. butwas cut off from the main body.
They wee forced into narrow recess,
where the horses and men lay slaughtered
promiscWusly. Here was found the
BODIES II CUSTER, HIS TWO BROTHERS,
and neph,w, Mr.. Real, Colonies Yates
and Cooke, and Capt. Smith, all lying in
a circle OF a few yards, and here one after
another of Clusters brave command fell,
not man escaping to tell the tale.
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DR.. JAMES,
issk Hospital,

'VHNFN
washington
and Franklin
- treets, Chi.
cugO. Illinois.
Chartered by the
State Of Illinois
for the express
purpose of giving
immaculate rol,.f
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Bross, President n Wells, Cashier
T.. Neil ' IL. pI,s't I. J. h-rth, Asst a-h' !
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-07-14

The weather is excessively warm.
The river is rising. The largest
steamers are eth making their regular
trips.
The healEis Oh cur town and ~icinitv
Is generally good, excepting q few cases
of cholera norbus.
Wheat harvest is over and il safe in
stacks and barns. Corn and tobacco
crops are promising.
The abutnent of the Anderson
bridge which gave way early last Spring.
Is about completed al cost Of nearly
three thousand dollars.
Mr.. VI. Cutler has returned home
from Lebanon, Ohio. whore he has been
attending n Normal school.
The boys who went with Mr.. G.. G..
Gradv's show, from this place. have re-
turned home having lett him M Green
vile. lad, in rather Slaughtered circan-
stances.
Mr. ). Salm who handles most Of the
tobacco raised in this section OF country
aas about closed ont his purchases FOL
this season. Notwithstanding the liberia
prices paid, he claims TO have mad,
some money.
Capt G.. II. Tay lor. Of Evansville. a
tie request OF his daughter. who is vcrl
10" with consumption, has moved hi
:ainily back 10 his old home At Maxyille
rpeacer county. She will, ia all proba
bili'y live but short time.
II he independents OF this count,
met in mass convention on Saturday
July 81. and nominated candidates 10
tho different County Offices. Hon
in...as DeBrulcr, Of Rockport. de
livered a very lengthy aud able address
The Republican Central Committe
met at Tell City on the 9Th inst, ant
decided 20 hoh their County Con
yention Il iIagodorn 4. July 3lst Hol
y. W Gordon will address the Con
NenAcn Win three tickets IN the fel.
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Congressional Convention.
To ,.s Held AZ ingion, tnd.,
on cdne>day, July, 10, 1876.
-nrrr s.arlrNp

To ie Held "a, Washington. ind.,
on Wednesday, july, 10, 1876.
-yrorr ranne
The delegates from the several conn
ties will meet a. the places hereinafter
latned. al IA O'Clock p. u or the iSih
ofJulv. 1876. aad choose Committee
mea 70 act upon ;he following commit
teg-:
one Committeeman on permanent
organization.
Gnc Committeeman or rules.
One Committeeman on credentials.
enc Committeeman ON resolutions.
one Committeeman on Congressional
committee 20 act for two years.
The Convention viii meet AT Tran
trr's Opera House at - o'clock a. M.
.n., 10. 1876 and she reports from the
several delegations received. after
veich Convention Will adjougn TIL d
O'Clock p. M
CorreG,ion viii re-assemble at u
n'e'ock p. m., and transact the business
l,ioee il ia the following order:
7. Report OF the Committee on per-
nn.n,Mi organization and installation 81
permanent officers Of Convention:
,. Report OF Committee on creden-
iiais.
3. Report Of Committee on rules.
/ Report oI Committee on rcsolu-
iion-
5. Nominations or candidates.
4 Miscellaneous business.
The delegates from the several conn
tirs viii meet on the evening Of the 18Th
AZ the following places:
Knox County at Mayors Hall.
ureene at law Office Of O'Neall 4
Hetren.
sullivan at law Office of Mason an,
Bynum.
Martin al law office of Trimble 1
sOgdos.
Dubois at DEMocRAT ofice.
Orange at Audilors Office.
Pike "a Meredith House Parlor.
Craw ford at Hyatt House Parlor.
Davies at Circuit Court Rovm.
The several committees appointed b
the Convention viii meet. organize am
transact the business before them immc
diately upon the adjournment OF ia
Convention in the forenoon Al the fol
lowing places.
Committee on Permanent Orgai "a
tion at Mayors Hall.
Committee on Credcntial at law oiir
OF Mason * BynGm.
Committee on Resolutions At law ofiic
Of O'Neall & hefroE.
The Congressional Committee. for tn
next two years, will meet At the Opei
House and organize Immediately apo
the final adjournmet of the Convention
WM. ID. BYNUM. Chairman.
Il. X. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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are called to meet on the 9Th d1v OF
July, 1876. at 2 o'clock 7. ~. at Wash
ington Davies county. for the purpose
expressed in said resolutions.
The delegates of the Second Supreme
Court judicial district. OF the couutes
of Ohio. Shelby. Lawrence, Harrison.
Washington, Dearborn. Crawford.
Scott, Decatur. Jennings. Switzerland
Clark, Jefferson. Bartholomew, Rush
Brown. Floyd, Ripley, Jackson. are
called TO meet on the 27th. day of July
1876. OF 2o'clock p. NJ, at North Vernon
iJennings county.for the purpose ex-
pressed in said resolutions.
The delegates of the Third Supreme
Court judicial district of the counties OF
Tippccanoe. Montgomery. Nermillion
johnson. Fountiin. Boone. Marion
Hendricks. White. Tiptou, Nigo. War.
zen. Clinton, Hamilton. Putnam, are
called to meet on the 27th day of July
1875. az 2 o'clock T.. NJ, at Craw fordsvile
Montgomery county, for the purpose
Expressed IN said resolutions.
\ Delegates OF the iih sup. Court in
dicial district O the counties OF Al ei
u Huntington, Adams, ackford, Dela
ware, Howard. Hancock, Wavne. I'm
ion. Whitley, Wells. Grant. Jav. Ran.
'dolph. Madison, Henry, Fayette. Frank.
lin. arc called 10 meet on the 27ih da,
July. 1876, Mt o'clock r. NJ at Muncie
Delaware county, for the purpose ex
pressed in said resolutions.
The central committee have adopted
/, this course for the reason that they fcl
unwilling 70 assume the responsiblit,
Of selecting candidates for the position
I named in said resolutions. The sal,
{. delegates. when assembled, are author
+ lied to take sch action ia the premise
as to them shall seem best for the in
: terest Of the people OF the state. aud ar,
/. requested to report their proceedings 4
3 the central committee Immediately OF
| .he adjourrman OF said convention.
. IsnIAyAPoLIs, July y, 1876,
M. ID. MANSON,
Chairman Democratic State Contra
Committee.
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INDIANA DEMOCRATS.

TO MEET IL CONVENTION ~ rnE FIRST.
sAc0Np. rniRD AND FOURTH JUDICIAL
ns rRIcTs.
To the Democracy of the First. Sec
ond. Third aud Fourth Supreme Court
juiicia districts OF the state OF Indiana :
At meeting OF The Democratic state
Central Committee. held 1T indianapolis
on the 9Th day OF July. le76. the fol-
los ing resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS \ vacancy exists upon the
stale ticket in the second and third su-
Iprcwe Court districts and.
Whereas. Dissatisfaction has been ex-
pressed towards the nominees in the
first and fourth Supreme Court districts
therefore.
Resolved. That The chairman Of his
Committee be directed 20 call conyen-
tionS a. suitable places IN each of said
district. 10 present 10 this commit Z
proper names 10 lie placed upon t'ie
tirkef for said second aAd third district
and in the said First and Fourth di.
tricis to decide whether any rhanr,
should be made IN the cane dates iOi
said districts. and should the convention
IN said districts, or citmr of them, Gecii,
upon change in the ticket. then 10 re-
port to this committee the name OF
tiames TO be submitted.
Resolved. That said conventions b,
composed OF the delegates TO The lat,
safe conventions for the several eouniie
lcompri-ing said districts
Ia obedience to the instructions IN
said resolutions. the dclpgtteS 20 ia,
lite Democratic State Convention o
the First Supreme Court judicial dis
u. 1 -
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,ys. G,.-a,s. noS JAMES y WILLIAMS,
s.r ri.ascn.n. .,.... s.aor col. ISAAC r GRAY,
,..- s.r-e,. II, ~ s,a,e JoHv +, NErF.
r.r ,sastr " s,a,e. ERySEzrK Hssnkt''oN.
,r rr..sur.r Of STATE, nNJANiN c. AhAw,
~ ,rare.y General. CLARENCE 4. nuS1RN'
.r.r sar~r.aisnirns al raslie distraction y SMART
s.r,y,rs ,f, ,As sa,ren.. caurt. cABRirL scHNuc1.
F.r Reporter u ssYreias ccaf, AuGuSrN MARTIN
IrrJoa. Rcrrrsea,s I've Narnu and nutas Couniies
ANvRsw . coSNANN. ~ pnhels county.
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EBN virtue nf an execution 10 ne dl-
ID rectcd from the Clerk OF the Dnhui-
Circuit Court. will expose NJ public
sale to the hsshesi hiddeT. on
SATURDAY. AtGl ~T oh. 1876.
between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. a..
and o'clock r. ". of said day. az the
door OF The Cour House IN jasper, Du-
boi- county. Indiana. the rents and pro-
iits Tor term not exceeding seven wears
of the follow img described real estate,
situated in the county Of dubois, and
State OF indiana. to-Nit:
Being the West hall nf the Sonth-ea> =
quarter OF section No. fourteen. II F
ia township No. two. W.. south. 81
Range No. six. 81. West; containing
eighty acres. also The Northeast quar.'i
,of the ~outh-wcsi quarter. same section
township and Range. containing lortN
acres
And on failure 10 realize tho ful
amount of principal, interest and co>l-
called for by said exccniion. | Will a
The same time and piace expose 2
public sale the fee simple of said rca
estate.
Taken as the property Of stephen Mcn
Miller. at the llf,f Elijah Payne.
said sale will be made without au'
relief whatever from valuation or ap
praiscment laws.
h. II. l.. EDMoN ~IoS.
Sheriff OF Duhni- County.
W. a. TEAlToE. Plaintiff + ATTY.
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rs Many Americans nre Nrl luqn'r-
inc What, ,he matter With tle tonmi.-
-iuners. that they are airiia ~ lcf u hr
Known hnw the Count, N ". nre encnI /.
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FRIDAY. AIGTST !. 1876.

On the placr y here the building i to he
erected. near John Penley'> in tle NV.
part OF said township. the con,raci for
building Il onr->iory frame srhool house.
for slid township. Plans mnd specllca-
,ipns may be seen az any time AT the OF
lice OF the fSu~tec. The letting will be-
gin ~ one o'clock. L. NJ.
'JulN ll-3t LEROY CAVE. Trustee. /.
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srAqr 0e lypIASA. Drspi~ Coo CSry. $
ri OriDE j. hereby given tliai Joseph
~ Jorr-. .AsiIini-.mior ~ the esiift
* ~anIei CtlGeueyrr. deceased. lia-
filed hi- petition 10 sell the Real Esiat'
1T The decrdrnt. his personal being n-
sufficient TO paw lis debit : and ihat -aio
petition will be heard al thr nrNt term p.
[ le Circuit COnri ~ -Ga County.
BAztL Il. kpNoN TpN, clerk
Circuit Conu hubui, County.
By y. l.. GEErvr. Deputy.
MM. a. TRAYLOE. Au'4.
LnlN NH. l-l6 3M.
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The blast furnacc AT Alpals went
into blnst on the tth. They are work
inI native ore entirely. and making an
-eAcellent article oI IRON.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-07-14

Mitchell Banner: The Mitchell
district iair begins September 3n. and
promises 20 ..e the best evrr hril here.
."old Blue Jcans" is going 10 be- present
sure.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-07-14

"A clergyman observing poor man
by The roadside. breaking stones. aud
Lneeling. 20 get NJ his work better.
made the remark )" An. john. wish |
cauid break the stony hearts of my hear
crs ~ easily n you are backing these
~tonc~.' perhaps master. YOU 10 not
v ork on your knees" was the reply.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-07-14

~ Martin County Herald; The
'corn crops at present look very promi,-
ing corn is clean j. clean, ani has h'cn
we'll cultivated aud presents healthy
aad growing appearance.
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iic cou,v.. irr uitre w., be quite A,ri, .
III, a. eas cr.ehrliea hs oug rlil-
acas iu ser. pl assni srovr uEe mhr
nutit 81 town. The grounds wer" wrls
arranged, good oric. va. preserved ans
ever. BODY enioNea themss Aii
IN. ,iAsA leein,y- .re,n.a 70 nf aiA aside.
and 80 unite. .n Hsktay il p aaN long q
.ir r,,ns nh.rcd. The Declaration ~
independence was read, after which,
short bat vera interesting ant appro-
prl ic addresses were made hy Mes,rs. j.
". Fell aud III. VI Hull. OCCASIONAL.
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GOOD NEWS.

NOTICE j. hereby given that there il
~ money III the Treasury 90 Duhni-
county. Indiana. To redeem all urdcr-
irawn upon tile same, that hnNe beet
presented Tor pay mrni That We're issnr'
prior to No. 5yu15. dated jane 18th
SIS. and that the interest on siid ordr,''
viii cease from and alter The date ot THU
.aotice. JANIS +. sPt RI.bGk.
Treasurer Duboi, 60.
June %. '76--3w.
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Nntice "a Contractors.

,r'lIE Vplpr- gncl. Trustee ~ e. lum-
b.a township. lluhoi~ cO.. Int viii
lei NJ public ouicrN. 90 n lowest re-
Spnnsiblr bidder. on
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-07-14

~ No one ever gels his money :
worth cat OF "a newspaper untill he
reads the advertising columns 'atten-
lively. They Inform him who are the
live busines. men oi he place. and he
also finls ont where he can obtain the
best bargains. Consult The advertising
columns of The COURIER and govern
yourselves accordingly.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-07-14

toukt lie
4 b They had eight
of
premium, them svd lan i'c
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Sheriff OF Duhui- County.
W. a. TEAlToR. Plaintiff + Atty.
July lflh. lS16--3w