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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-31

rs AspER CTc.ADED SCHOOL.
FFTEIE spring lern III fais Schao viii
be1in on MDuiay. March 18Th. 1877.
ana H. term NH cossinne tep wrecks.
"a BE- followed BY A S,unner ierin OF ten
weeks. The ~tntira wit embraces tho
eight common school branches aud
such additional ones n any ~tudrlis
attending may desire. The aim viii b.
o. thoroughly rcvir W HE common
school course. 10 enah II sinNrris ID he.
come competent aud .h.anrrl teachers
such aS~i~fanre will bes employed as mn,
be- necessary.
Good 5oariinv cs,n 81 had in private
IA miles FOR - ~ rer week.
'fEsNs ~ IuTtNx.- Class A--ai
the common ~rsc " hFAAr'sns. ffA
Glass Y -" embrace x additional hsan. N.
u. 1900.
Ne rsins VIII , ,parrl io male An,
.rhonl pieasaat s.al probable Ole /,
'itc Students
For iurinrr mr. icuiars. ra'l na 81
address. GE x III q. 90 9r-n.
Fen. .. M If- Principal.
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TO THE PUBLIC,
Joseph Halter.

Notwithstanding he has sold his resi-.
dencc, may sill be founl. nj all reason.
able hours. 70 sell furniture. take con.
tracts and settle accounts. AZ liz sam
oil stand. where he will be glad 10 so
a. many ~ want anything id Ills lire
lie has lived III Jasper TOO long 10 RAJ
away now. and desires 0 think the peo.
pic Tor past patronage. and solirit CON.
|tinuaice Oft nml will give them honest
work. A. heretofore. lie expects 10 pa,
|ali he owes. but III any "a lis creditor.
ARE AFRAID. he asks them NOT 10 come
latter bed time w night, ~ hc will not b,
responsible ior iheir hurting thcnselve.
|by Luiting against liicling posts Will
on tie way, Lni 10 come like white men
Iin day iinc, aud lie will settle with
them. The cash. also. from those Who
owe him. will not heamiss. Remember
|0id Joe. IA still ready to do Your work
At Lis old shop, on West Sixth street.
JOSEPH HALLER.
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The pullback was bad enough. bu.
worse remained behind. The gartcrs 81
our wives and daughters are 10 be con.
nected BY cord Of prescribed length "a
limit the extent Of the fashionable stride.
The fashion comes from tho same civ
which produced the commune.
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NOTICE.
&c.
y. :. INTERNAL REVENUE
Special TAXES.
Hay 1. 1877, 20 April3o, 1878.

Tho Revised Sfa'ufes OF the Initial
Sinies, Sections s2a2. 1891. 1885. al
$3.50. require everv person engaged IA
|any business. ayoraiiOn. 0r egnnlovmeut
which renders ham lilbln Ia SPECIAL.
FAX. ~ protncc aud Place. Con
Pie Apasls in his Establishment
~ lace ~ Business STAMP de-
voting i1e plvrenf NJ sam special Tux
nr tae >pfrsh lax Year beginning MAY
= '0st. bet fosn,iitncingnr continuing
e"siars- after April sp 1917.
a return. p, prescribed Oh Form III. /.
siso required ~ nw ~ every person
.iah.e W >ieeAal Tan, a. above.
Chr Taxes Embraced Within tho
Provisions of' the Law Above
Quoted arc the Follow
'Resillers. $500 -
l1fA'ers. FFtHi iaNar, Is q,
'f.efs nunr 100 ~
r.s hisi iHpos~ wholesale. 5nUy
tiris W tt'f 'nsAs. retail. 30 o.
sit ~ %
nsin ia As Anlrn. SO %
Ami tsn eYc iuop, tiffx
cAn's y leil4r IN 60
resscf Si0
lenies isfE ir.aera. O.
-d susartnIed, ao,D
iu e+fA 2D,o
NAaiin. 'r etafrn. lufn
I4nrlnrlusHss pf isF. 1000
Prrltiier. ut ishacen .'fsi cla~s.
slaHf HAniMo uf-e. Nv pfhrr
au ST. o.
iarrn. ~esnnsi class.
pHer nniNalsl. IS 10
'Nff ir w Glass.
pr f',et fAiMall. 1900
Eefi rt fp' nN CLASS.
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The dcfaulting railroad stock In the
inland states amounts 70 el,e00, 600 600.
Rah for the RAIDS.
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Taf NfW Corgr LAW. The biz rs.
irg 'Nr time FOR holding renfis IN hi
.Fuairial Circuit. which passed ihr reg.
i.lniurr. was introduced III the Vouss
ly SIR Hanss. the member from Gibson
county. aud Senator Peed informs ns N
opposed il IN me Senate. ana orr Ren,
rcscntaiivc. ar. Gosmann. favored i
md worked Tor iis passage. l, i very
ha,llv arranged for this county. and vii
necessarily cause al additional expense
"a the county. and result n annoying
confusion. IL provides for three terms
ofcour' year instead Of four, and rs This
j. the only circuit Ia the Sfste with that
arrangement and il being strictly Local
legislation. there i some question as q
its cons;iiutionality and consequently
n to the legality of any action by The
court at the times specified. Ii fixes ihs
time for holding courts in this county
on the frs; Monday in March; the firsi
Monday in June, and the third Monday
in Ociober--two Of the terms occurring
at the same time as the County Com.
missioners' Court. A bill could no;
have been more lily arranged for the
convenience or economy OF this county
CIRcUT CouRr.-This tribunal la.
been in session this week. his honor, d
NJ Welborn, presiding, and John G
Schafer prosecuting. The grand jury
was impanneled Monday morning, and
have been at work ever since, con.
siderable number Of witnesses having
been snbpoenaed. The court docket
embraces as much as usual. and will bs
easily disposed Of to-day and tomorrow
We notice in attendance. besides the
numbers Of our county bar. Her. NJ
:. Mavitty. Of PaQli, and Nessrs. Ely
Ferguson. Miller. Posey and Stnbble.
field. Of Petersburg, and Hon. c. III
Mason, Of Rockport. No important
contested criminal causes have been
tried as yet. John +. Steele plead EEi,tiy
70 an indictment for forgery, and wa.
sentenced 10 the PenitenIiary for iFt
years. The trial &C John sanders. fol
grand larceny. is set for to-day. This i
the cow stealing case. We will endeavoi
70 publish statement of the decision,
OF causes next week.
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NOTICE j. hereby given to IN persons
. interested. ami % the public gen.
orally. that the partnership heretofore
visiting between Sebastian Kneber ana
John w. Bretz. In the business OF mer,
chanhizing, IN the county Of Dubois,
and Stale Of Indiana, ha. been dissolved
Dy mutual consent. Sebastian kneblei
i authorized TO collect an outstanding
claims due said partners. and will settle
the liabilities accrued in sail business
Al persons that have Chains a.ain-
sald hrm. are requested TO fle the same
with Sebastian Kucblcr. All person.
Knowing themselves Indebted to III,
shove named firm are requested 10 com,
ana settle, either bv cash or note. A. III,
books must be clos up.
SEBASTIAN KUEBLER.
March 80. 1877 3w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-06-07

TIE Pittsburgh Commercial-Gazette looks
upon Senator Morton's letter as q rsllyins
point for the entire Republican party. In
concluding an article on the subject it says
}'tSenatar Morton expresses, in his letter. The
general sentiment of the Republican party.
He was never more leader than now. The
President has taken step Of vast importance
to the veal or the woe Of this country His
motives are undoubtedly pure. Think g We
may of the wisdom of the act, it is done, and
there is no good in bad feeling over it. The
Republican party can not afford to break with
its Presidens on single issue. Therefore,
let Us leave the point Of difference undisciissed,
and seek the points Of agreement, that we
may harmonize on, them This is substanti
ally Senator .Mortons advice to the party = n
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GOLDSMITH MAIDS GREAT
= $50 e- ,..F FEAT. Err
The Best Time Ever Made ON
Any Track West Of Roch-
eater, New York.

From the San Francisco Call.
The train from the South on Friday even
ing, and the early morning train from Red
: Bluff yesterday, were filled to the utmost ca
pacity with those who wished to see Gold
smith Maid and Rarus. The grand stand wa,
crammed, the balcony of the Club House was
like 3 great bouquet with every bright color,
find still more blooming happy faces.
1t required four trials before the horses re.
ceiyed the signal to start for the first hest.
Rarus had length the best OF the start, but
the advantage was of short duration. Gold
smith Maid closing the gap ct every stride,
and she led past the quarter in 363 seconds,
Rarusa few feet behiad; The pace was tre-
mendous down the backstretch, and the half.
mile was made in I:0SLs rate for that part Of
the mile 2:1o. Coming round the turn there
was little change, but coming home Rarua
made gallant effort for, victory, and was
beaten by only short neck in 2:193. 20 d
1.-The second heat they were OF the first time
they came tothe score, Goldsmith Maid being
'nearly'a full length in advance. This enabled
her TO gather leisurely for the first quarter,
the time at that point being SO seconds. But
as in the preceding heat, the back quarter
was made at race-horse speed, and the mark
for the half mile was 1:07. and there was lit-
tie diwlnution of the rate on, the southern
semi-circle. Just rs she entered the straight
run TO come home the mare made skip, bot
Doodle managed 70 catch her at once, and
well 1t was, for Rsrus ives coming liks 6
whiriwind, and his head was at her shouldep
when she had fairly regsiaed her stride. Not
withdrawing her determination, ,he ssili gained,
and M as one time 4 locked = thossA y ndt
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down, and /, turning, saw my husband
coming down with our daughters arm
around his waist. Said ], Father
Whist are you-going to dO?" "Take my
baby home,n was the reply. BY thi.
time old Henry Gully was at the door
I urged him back, at the same time
holding the door with both hands. His
iifst motion was to pat the muzzie o
his gun to my head, bat observing the
crate he pot the gun through and fired
Mr.. Chisol,n was 50 hemmed in he
could not draw his gun. Cornelis, with
one arm sround his waist, threw the
other around his neck, telling Gully tO
kin her and let papa live. for she could
not live Without papa. Gully put the
gun within twoinches of her arm and
fired. i think hsr arm received both
BARRELS. A boy handed Gully another
gun, and in this time my husband had
got out, when Gally sent the next load
into him. Running to the door Gully
obtained another gun.r Phil Gully ran
UP. with club to finish bim (Mr. CHS.
0lm) but the others shot him and he
feiE tiie falsely v -lmded gun falling from
his hands. They all retreated. Said
my dear one, my precious wife, l die
inaoceat; my whole family will-be
murdered, but IL any of my children
live Irwaut them to knowI never done
an act or harbored q thought which
would have made them blush. - Clay
tried TO stand between him and his
muriereFs while COFnelis and 1 ran to
the door to call on some ons to help
carry.my-husband home. The blood
&ss>r, In kxx-<
streams; that was the arm she held up
to beg for help, and the answer was
five shots Ia her leg. About this time
about,twenty-hve men came ON q run.
I'hasteDed, back 10 where nay husband
lsy'and seized the gun. ~ The leader
gave start and aimed hisshotsl ut me.
l fired back on him and they all fled
again. Our son and myself, with the
help of man and demono who help.
ed to kill him, brought him Mr.. CHS.
0lm) home. was pursued by twelve
or fifteen to my gate. Our little girl
kept her bleeding body between me
and them. Arriving at home, / found
the servants had fled with the keys. i
had to prize open v indew, aud climb
cd through. A kind negro brought
my boy, but was afraid TO stop, ] laid
my husband On the bed, put water to
his lips, caught my fainting child in a
chair, sppIied hartshorne, and bade
her.be still while threw down a mat
tress, laid her on it and tied my hand
kenchief around her arm 20 check the
flow OF blood. Ithen threw a blanket
on the carpet in the next room and
Strengthened and kissed Johunie. ]
nfrf fDnr oh s.,h
troubles, but this was without tear.
My once happy family is now reduced
to myself, Clay and little Willie, his
fathers nsmesake. My husband and
four children are in glory; L and two
are here. Clay is watched and threat
ened, and have heen warned that my
life Is in danger. My brain Is on fire
and my heart broken. ] write this
because you are friend. Very truly,
! .e- lliF .y7 MRS. w. w. CHIsoLM.
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SICK HEADACHE.

EDlTORIAL-We have
tested Its virtues, personally, and
know that for Dyspepsia Bilious
ness; and Tnrsbbipg headache,it
ID the bsst medteins the world
ever saw. We have tried forty
otheI remedies before simmons
Liver REGULATOR. but none OF
4rzry relief; bnt The Regulator not
only relieved, but cured us.
I'd 1stsgroph usd Messenger, Ma
- stst' foEftll CON. Ga.
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@'.;: VIC KS
Vegetable Hs'ils,

Is the most beautiful work of the kind In the
world II contains nearly l5o pages, hundreds
q nne fliusfrattons, and Six Chrome Plates Of
ksewerss beantifuliy drawn and -colored from
Epature. Prlce - cents In paper covers 81 90 In
elegant cloth. Printed in German and En-.
!. yicKs FLORAL GUIDE. en.r.srly,, ,sso /.
. . YIcK.s soATAtoauE-soc illustrate ons, on
Pss-aa. z. 11HESvICK. Rochester. N. Y
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1874

Belmont Lodge, No ls. a !di,S A: M @ss eSs ~
,ry wednesday night on or u SSSNntt n, II. 7
tEoOns u.
T. III, FERRESL, Secy. -
st Clairsvilie Chapter. No. hoyas oynnth -
sssons. meets Sd Friday night eaco nons. -
"a as1ns. a.,rsvIiIs aud the lst Frfday eech nontn
at Bridgeport "a MES
T. n. FERRELL, Sec'y.
Belmont Council. No. 4 Eoysl se,sSs - -
ssper Excellent Masters meets on tn7p~ y :
ruesday night Of every month.
iaesuA' c. w. CARROLL. 7. /. @. n.
d. BAILYs Rec.
pone commandery No. 26 of knights IsmP.
- noPo 1870 m the first Tuesday night OF even
month. A. merifTH 3
r. D. BAILEY. Rec.
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4
selling .be;r v,o,. tn sod that the ,cute .od
nrae.ics, evs of the vool buver had aeteet.d
the fact th.t NJ. sheen had beea .rlov,d "a
ran down in condit;o,. at sam. ,,r.e a.,s;nv
the growth of the fieece They are half ia
el;hed "a thinh that the buver n onfv trv;,g -,
10 deprecc;a.e the pr;ce Az 4 m.tter af f.ot,
there i no.hine which render. wool y u.e.
les. for cer,sis Kind. of uapufscsure. - ma
evepne.s Of break IN cont;nu;tv If n, 49,
ness Of t3br,. and their ia mn defect u,or, cor..
mon. .pd pothing that ve., nv ye.r to,.,rh..
~. .heeen g,ov.r more severely On ~, go,
\ mar, NJ h;s .,.tomv-,hs roct.t Ho-.,,-
good ths vorol X oth.r r.sn.ct. IN. ~, on.
of ths buve, ,;no,e. o.t the d.f.cs;ve v,oo,
and down goes the nr;ce of II Ana II i. no.
| mer. fancy tbs. reo,,,.,.. N. ,,;... d. =.
nna,e, vooI vii, h,..l ., ~. -,..l No..
dur;ne the fra. ,rocess of u.ruf.c,u,a so.,,.
nersous sunnose that tb,s uneven,esa of f..c.
i, heredt.rv IN cer..;, .n;u,.,s - ,.,a.,,.
unevenne.s m;ost b. .,.de b.rsdit.rv - -.
erat;ons os m. .na.oe and ,eo,.c, M. :. ~.
vooJ nf an sn,;rs. foct :, f,,,,,,d -, ~ ,,,.,..
one wear and mot m in another !. sho,. tb.t
management b,s more To do With II th.n d..
seeut n .heen are sl,ovad N ret ;n,o . lo~
condition are NEGLECTED nnder. .sed on not
sbeltered .rooeriv, the nores of IN. .a;, v;Il
contract and the vool that ;..,,e. ,-;n \. ~
yery fine f,bre Az soon as the anims, rscov-
era v;eoron. condition IN. ,,,r.s .o.;, ..,,..,
and 4 lon,er and ..ronoe, ah., .-cv. ~.
WOOL in tbu. v.ahe, in .ne p,se. H.. -
nlacss a. e..b s;de ~ !. .,a n-..a,- = -. ~
weak plaeeson the sI;eh,e,t s,,,in ! 1ukl,i,..
induces unevenness more eas;lv "a 80
fbaa ~.ut of w.,.r II 4. .o,..ss.,s -
that sheen can do vitbors water - . .erv r.
tie If sunnl;ed w;,b roa,, d.;,v thew w;I,
not wan. n,,c, u.ts-.. h,, !, :. vo,l "a hu-
name too tho, ,,o,.. .ho,,,d a,-.n. =. les
in their reach Not only il n ;mnorts,t Tho,
the fbres should he even b,, the Aeec.a
throughout should me even as reosrds length
softuess. density and f,rmness a n-,ct;c..d
vool buver gives tho fo,low;no d..cr;,,t;on of
the vsv in vb;ebsn exnert .xa,,;,os &c..
Alvaxs s.sum;no that N. uool r. n. ;n.r..,:
cd ia re llv s,e wool ve 6rs, .,,.r,;,. ~.
ssboulder Of The no;nt vb.,s N. sn.s, .,a
hest wool ia ,,s,allv fornd' 1, Th;. -. ,.A. =.
q st.ndord .nd ,oo,,,,.,. ;. =, ,,,.,, ,.;,h a..
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r OuE special reports of the Charisston ltrials
for the past tive days incic.te psesty clearly
the line TO be pursued by die defense. It win
be shown that the negroes IN Aiken County
Were well armed, Organized. ard Srined, I'D
hal formed q conspiracy to kin of ~ De
white people and make distribution OF the
Land and mules also, that the defendants are
'the best men IN the State. or anywhere else.
These points will no doubt be readily estab-
lished, but the fact will remain that during
the riots not q single white man, woman, or
child was killed, while upward Of eighty COL
ored people were killed or wounded. 1t 10 the
same line Of defense that has been mAde to do
service in 7Coushatta, East Feliciana, Bstoa
Rouge. Hsmborg, Edee8eid, and sscore Of
msssacres Of colored men and women It iss
very old story. and very thin ON. e.-fCin.
Gaz-, May 81. tfs -.ssss. A.. =.
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no FAILURE KNOWN,

There is no case known where DIR. Morris
Syrup OF Tar, Wild berry and Horehound
has failed to give satisfaction On the other
hand, whereye er it has been used by our peo
pie, in severe colds, coughs, asthma, bronchit
is. Group, whooping- cough and consumption,
they are enthusiastic in its p raise. obtaining
no opium or other dangerous drug, it does not
constipats andiis safe to administer in all
conditions ofhealth. This is an important
announcement, and the suffering are advised
to heed It. Trial size, 10 cents; large sizes, so
cents and One Dollar, Sold by H0GE, the
Druggist opposite the St. lair Hotel.
b sAlso Agent for Prof Parker's Worm Sy-
rup which. is sure death to worms, pleasant
to take. and requires no physie. 80 ,.' D.'t
Price 25 cents. Try it.
|, Oct II, 1876
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CONSTIPATION,

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUsTICE Of
have used Sfmmons' Liver Reg.
by tom pozaxy defangement Of the livar, for
the last three Or four years. and always when
used aecordiBg. TO the directions, with decic ed
benedt. thinx ft Ia o good medicine for the
dersugeinefit of he llxer-at least such has
been nav personal experience In the use of It,
q s-14 a. % f.sst-4-s HIRAM WARHER y
Chlef Inst fce nj (3eorUia
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prove IL victor. but the wonderful nerve
force whfch has so often won the beat out Of
the fire eame TO her rescue, and she was first
under o. eres Of the judges BY half neck
= ~ - = titttt IL q 4 II tt tifl -
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Postage stamps eos, cent hundred
TO make them. saisf
A paper barrel, warranted to seep
furs from mothy. has bseH patented.
Two thous41d volumes have been
stolen fr6E the public library at Port
land. i,asl Gsp o5ai -
The Holy Synod has Published .
Russian version OF the Bl6le-the re-
|sult Of twenty.nins years. labor.
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Monday afternoon Of last week. a
young man named Nadgin, while
driving 10 q buggy near Harrison,
Hamilton county, Ohio, ran into an
other buggy occupied BY Z man named
Rrice and his nephew. An alteration
ensued, during which Nudgin was
beaten - death BY Brice, who used the
butt sad Of I whip 70 ssecqmplissh his
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3 Country Roads

acI0 - -DLlok oieQulSitiUn llOm y
contemporary which treats of subject
OF mpOrtance-highways In the coun-
try-a matter that has heretofore re-
ceived too little attention here as else
where:
"The surface of road Is not to be
regarded as an arch, to sustain the
weight Of the vehicles passing ovsr it,
but az roof to protect the material
beneath. The road bed should be
thoroughly:.drained, else the road can
never be good. A loose sandy road
win be improved by coat Of six inch
es Of clay; this may be placed on one
half the road, leaving the other half
for summer gravel. In like manner q
coat of six inches of sand on clay road
will be material Improvement. The
surface of q road should slope six inch;
es in ten feet, from the centre line.
The lines of slope should be straight,
not curved. The plow and scrapsr
should never be used on roads; their
work is greet In quantity bot wretch
ediy poor In quality. The plow breaks
up the surface W hich by use has be-
come hard and passably smooth, and
the scaper brings In from the sides al
luvial soil and matter liable to decay.
All holes or depressions should be st
once filled up; the neglect Of this is the
great fault In our system of road re-
pairing. A little work is done once 3
year, and the rest Of the time the road
Ia left to take care Of itself. Holes
should not be filed with alluvial mat
ter or turf, which, though at first de-
tough, soon disintegratss, and
forms the worst sort Of mud. Nor
should they he filed with stone, which
does not wear evenly with the rest Of
the road, but leaves 1t in bumps and
Ridges" f-ih1D uE .rH n,sa
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Can heconsritsd st Fraxisr House, nnrpesviile
on the ID and eth, and as 4eC1ase 0Ouso
Wheeiinx on the 5ih of every R01th. ssai Z
Feb l1th, 7s-n j
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y
SHERMAN HOUSE, J.
: BRlDGEPORT, OHIO.
~ VIM PANGOASrF PRO yprietor
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FORMOF BALLOT,

At said election, the voters, desiring to vote
in favCr of the adoption Of this amendment.
shall have placed upon.their bzliets the words,
Judicial Constitutional Anne es ~
the voters who DO not favor the adoption of
said amendment, shall have placed upon their
ballots the words, judicial, Copsfitutionzl
Amendmeut-No." ass --r .fr5 ,f
Adopted April6 6, 1877. ..-a
n. w. CURTIS.
President Of the Senate.
o. T. HODGE, -
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ZANEsvILLEI EIAO,oMMODATION viii leave Co
lumbns daily except Sunday at 5.25 P. NJ, and
arrive at Zanessille at BIS P. n, stopping g
all Stations. itIsrsaI .l
Ia2WESTBOUND.
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The De kALB SLAUGHTER.
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A Recital by Mrs. ChisoIm.

An appalling. story Of the Massa.
ii ere In the kemPer County Jail
"a I-The scenes Witnessed by the
W lie and MOther-Deeds Of Re-
mOrseless BArbarifyTle He
irOism Of the Father and Daugh-
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MALARIOUE FEVERS.

CAILDRENl Your Reg
ulator 10 superior to any other
remedy for ,Halarial Diseases a.
mong children, and IL has o large
sale In fhis secsion Of Georgia-
w n Russeil. - J; AIbany. Ga.
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BELMONTC CHRONICLE
ST. CLAIRsviLLE. OHIO.


THURSDAY. JUNE Z. 1877
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