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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-11

nl Virtue OF q certified Sopy % a lie.
- crrc n nae directed tom tile Clerk
=. ne Dnhoi. Circuit tonrf. ia canss
wherein George .lo> Jun. aiminisirat =
de buais non Of TIE estate ~ frrras''
Schroeder deceased. H. llAm,ir. ans
William iinnnamnn. fsnnei4 sSnih.
ssorgiana Smith, I.vne :. Newell aui
Henry A. Hartley. ts.orgc M. putir X
sna lAefS are defendants. rcasitii NV
~ " - Tie sun OF >eysmtcrn hun,lreu
aud Afis eight dollars. with Interest pn
said drcre and rosiS. will expose IL
public ~aie % the highest i4dder. on
SATURDAY. NAY l9.A. 1877,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. 4. n.
and o'clock. 4. n. Of said d.S. al The
door Of ttg Court House in JasDer. Du-
bo.S county. Indiana. the rent. and pro-
fi,s for term not exceeding seven years.
OF Tie following described real estate.
situated IN the county of Dubois, and
state OF Indiana. to-wif:
The southeast quarter OF the south
Gust gnar;er Of section No. tweniy-scvcn
t.Il. town one y. south OF range No.
five vest, forty acres. Also that part OIL
the northeast quarter Of the north-eastI
quarter OF section No. tllirty-fcnr ga.
same town and range, lying and
being north Of the Jasper and
Petershrrgh road. and being about
thsee-tourihs OF an acre more or less \;
altogether containing about GO and 3-4
acrcsl. forty acres aud threc-iourths oil
an acre.
And on failure 70 realize the full
amount Of principal, interest and costs,
called for BY said decree. | will at
the same time and place expose al
public sale the fee simple Of said real
estate, or so much thereof as may be
70 discharge said decree. in.
tercst and costs.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or ap-
praisement laws.
GEORGE COX,
Sheriff Of Dubois County.
Bruno BUETTSER, Plaintiff : Atty.
April 9th, l817--3w- fp. (. sl2 SO.
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Sheriff of Dubois County.
BRuSo BUErrNER, Plaintiff s Atty.
April 9th, l517--3w. fp. (. sl2 SO.
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"A letter from Fort Laramie, dated
January 1st, says that General Crook
returned to Fort Fetterman on Decem-
Der Goth, and his command on the fol-
lowing day. The Powder River expe-
dltion has been given up, the Indians
becoming SO alert as to make further
winter campaigning impracticable. A
court.martial was to be held at Chey-
enne, on the 9th inst, for the trial Of
General j. j. Reynolds, of the Colored
Third Cavalry, and Captain Moore, Oh
charges Of cowardice aud disobedienct
Of orders during the late expedition
Sergeant Bessy and an escort of thC
Sixth Cavalry had fight with fifteeT
Indians on the Elkhorn, thirty mile
north of Fort Laramie, on the night O
the Sd inst. Bessy and one of his com
panions were slightly wounded, aDoth
or named Featheralt being seveTel,
hurt. They also had three horses kill
cd, but compelled them to retire.
company Of calvary left Fort Larami
next day to intercept the Indians
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A Suggestion.


To the Editor of THE CARBON ADVOCATE.
The citizens OF the Borough Of Le-
hlghton, and possibly Of some other
borOughs, have heretofore elected only
five councllmen to constitute Town
Council. An Act Of Assembly approx
ed June End, 1871 fixes the proper num-
Der at six members-the burgess not
being councilman under the law. As
the spring elections are approaching ]
would suggest to my fellow citizens,
through your valuable medium The
ADVOCATE, the proprlety of filling the
vacancy which has heretofore existed,
as will be seen by the aforesaid Act, viz !:
The number of members of any
Town Council of Borough where the
number is now fixed at five, shall be
hereafter six, ,and In Boroughs hereafter
incorporated under general laws, the
number OF such couLcilmen shall be six
courts of the Common wealth, having
jurisdiction to incorporate boroughs,
may, in granting an incorporation, OF
upon application made to them for the
purpose, fix or change the charter OF
any Borough 80 as 70 authorize the
burgess, or chief executive officer there.
of to serve as member of the Town
Council With full powers as such, and
to preside at the meetings thereof"
Very respectfully yours,
Jan. 10th, 1877 w. NJ. RAPsHER.
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AT a meeting OF InternatiOnalists III New
York. on Saturday night. resolutions were
adopted approving the course Of the Molly Ma
CURES, AMI protesting against their execution
on the ground that they were convicted by
hired witnesses.
What set of God.feAring, neigh
BORROWING, lOw-abiding citizens these
Internationallsts must be, who can IN
public meeting adopt resolutions ap-
proving the course and conduct Of q
set of Out-throats like the Molly Ma
guires.
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james G.. Blaine, of Maine Mr..
Ferry, of Michigan A. II. Garland, of
Arkansas and Vim. Window, of MIN
nesota, were elected by the Legislatures
Of their respective states on Tuesday
last, U. S Senators.
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Closing Prices of DEIlAvEN & Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Ian 18Th 1927
Special Notices.
PIMPI,ES

! will mail (Freel the recipe for preparing a
simple VEGETABLE BALM thai wi II remove TAN.
FRECKLES PIMPLES and BLoTCHRs leav.
ing the SKIN soft, coar aud beGutifui also in.
stIuchOns for producing luxunant growth OF
mar on bald head or smooth face. Address
New York iant3 ma
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ErrOrS of Youth.

A Gentlemen who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and ali the
focts OF Youthful indiscretOn will, for the sake
1t, the reCAe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer-
eTs Wishing 70 ., ont by the advertisers expsr' %
dence. JOHN b. OGDEN,
janl3m6 az Cedar-st.. New York.
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
cd OF That dread disease Consumption by sim
Dle remedy, is anxious to mako known to his
fellow sntferers the means OF cure. 10 ali who
de i; c it. he Will send copy OF the prescription
preparing and ding the same, which they will
mud SURE CURE FOR Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchlris, &C. Parties wishing the prescrip.
ttbn Will please address REV. E. a. WILSON,
1874 Penn.st.. William shnrgh ". ianl2mR
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TWIDEND NOTICE.

At meeting OF the Directors Of the First Ma
uOnAl Bank OF LehightOn. held ON the 9th inst
Semi-Annual Dividend OF Three per cent. was
declared, payable on the 18th inst
w. W. BOWMAN, Cashier.
January IS, lS77.wS
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STATE Of PeRnsyiuanta, County Of Carbon, Ss.
1, W. w. Bowman Cashier Of the above nam.
ed Bank, do sOemnly swear that the above
statement is true to The best OF my knowledge
and belief
W. w. BOWMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me, this 18th
day OF January, 1877.
THOS. s. BECK, Not'y Public.
CorTeoG-Attest; A. J. Durling X. +. HofOrd,
Dennis baumAn, Directors. Jan. ~, 1871.
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WANTED, everybody 10 know that 81 co cash
wall pay a years subscription t0r the CAk-
BON ADVOCATE,
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CHOCOLATE COLOR,
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We have in stock. of our own manufactures.
roofing materials etc, at the following low
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at q oentA
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Oh we will furnish Rubber Roofing, Nails.
Caps aud slate PANT for an entire new roof az
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1000 BARRELS SLATE FLOUR, por Bbl. So.
5000 rolls 2-ply TaFred Roofing Felt, At IN cts.
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1000 rolls sply TaIred Roofing Felt. At ~ cts,
per square foot.
40 rolls Tarred sbeAIhing, at Il cent per
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1000 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed ready
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Very Best Quality of BrOOms

at the LOWEST POSSIBLE LIVING PRICE.
A trial Is respectfully solicited and entire saF
isfactiOn guaranteed.
ManutsctOry in the Basement OF the VALLEY
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Feb %, 1875. THOMAS ROONB.
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THOMAs KOONs

Respectfully announces TO the citizens OF Car
bon ana adjoining Counties, that he mas EuF-
chased the entire interest and stock of HI. y.
LEVANWAY in The LEHIGHTON
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at Lehightou. IN tho State OF Pennsylvania, at
1876;
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Corn BrOem ManufactOry,

located in the Borough of LshightOn. Carbon
County, Pa, and that he Is prepared 10 M al
orders entrusted TO him With the
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Send for a Circular.
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION Of

Jan. 20, Is77-W3
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
ALL QUIET At Monn1srowS.
lBY TKI.EGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.

nj TKI4EGhAPH no THE HERALD.
MoRKIsrowS, July "a. 1871
Everything is all quiet here. The atty minutes past
six train from Hobeken arrived salf an hour late. az
tsc engineer had 70 irs for himself iron summit; hh
fireman deserted nj Hoboken a brakeman did dusy
a. lar summit Morris county. containing the town,
OF Dover Port Morris Boonton and Morristown. u
entirely unprotected by military. that in cas-,
OF any disturbance spccrl constablcs will have to b
sworn tn.a Fort Morris ~ imi'ortan, point ,h<
comrnny nave round house there containing twenty.
four stalls, and buildings, and large NUN.
Der Of cars rhe only trouble tho line far vs. with
the nremen. aud tho company arc making ssrcnuous
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
NEW YORK.
THE BLOCKADE AT ALBAyy--ALL THE sHors
TRAINS ALL DETAINED.

THE BLOCKADE AT ALBANy--AII THE sHors
OF TKE CENTRAL ROAD cLosED--FsEIeHT
TRAINS ALL DETAINED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
ALuASr, N. Y, July "a, 1877
The strike has taken place bcrc and lelbarric
Albany Is in an uproar Troops are visible on every
corner aud excited knots OF people discoycra-
bic at every stopping place Tho Tenth and
Twcniy-nfth regiments are held In their armories
waiting and great crowds hang about the ooorwsys
The air is imprsznatcd with that feeling which pre.
ceded tho great patriotic uprising 1884, and ,ho boys
in gray-whch is the rcgimen,al uniform color here
are again mainly objects OF d,sss recment as thoy
were sixteen years ago. nearly all the sympathy the
streets being given to tho strikers Gcncrsl j. b.
Carr commanding the Ninth brigade has his head
quarters at the Adjutant Generals Once where he Is
surrounded by hts stat in ju numbers and full NM.
form, 80 busy and impressed with tho duty OF the
hour tnat they did not take timc at noon To
20 out for luncn but had sandwiches sent into thom
which the young ncutcnanis were munching all
through The afternoon. The General was In commun,-
evcry with all points whore the rioters
might maKcan outbreak, but found nothing during
the day to disturb his cquanmty.
rHx BLocgApg BE OVERCOME.
In conversation with your correspondent to-day he
said that he would open the blockade which
the s,rlkors have declared upon tho Central road,
blood or no blood and If any violence was shown dur
Ing the night he would move upon them very ssrny
At once. Colonel Chamberlain, his chief OF stan ro-
marked In addition that wbilo they wouid give notice
10 the rioters OF thcir Intention TO 6tc they would not
wal, any excessive tine 10 havc them dispcrsc.
ALL rpEgHT TRAINS STOPPED.
The incidents hero to-day have been varoua Fro,gns
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
VIGOROUS PRECAUTIONARY STEPS At RoSDoUr,

VIGOROUS PRECAUTIONARY STEPS At RoSDoUr,
RoSDoUT, July -, 1877.
Serious apprchensions entertsine1 n nm out
break here to-day, and undoubted effort viii b
made to iuausurate strike by the vicous and unom.
ployed men. bat the railroad employees and majority
OF the laborcrs the coal dock failed to cooperate
The Sheriff and Mayor took vigorous steps 10 qasII any
disturbance The Twentieth battalion with all other
State troops ordered assemble and been as
tho armory since O'Clock. The Sheriff Mayor and
other prominent citizens tc,eernphed Governor Robn-
son not TO remove the military unless he replaced
thcm and II Is not believed that they viii be orcred
elsewhere
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
A Mass Meeting Called by
the Communists.
FORMIDABLE PRECAUTIONS FOR ORDER.
Attack by San Francisco Hood
lums on Chinese.
Full SPECIAL Reports Of the Troubles
from All Points.

A day OF painful anxiety has passed over the
any addition being made to the chapters Of hor-
rors which the great railroad strike has been FUR
nshing daily since last Friday. The strike, how
ever, has been extending, and the elements oil dam
ger have increased in many parts of the country
without any positive outbreak. The matters OF
nearest moment to New Workers have been the
trike OF the men on the New York Central ana on
shc Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. At
Chicago the men already on strike forced
,tncrs to Join them, and even brought COM
yulsion to bear upon men OF other trades.
rhs, one Of the most pregnant sources OF evil IN
me present aspect OF affairs, has been repeated
freight lines has already left the iron mills short
iron and coal. A very few days Will sufiicc
10 bring this condition home TO thousands all
wer the country engaged in other businesses, and,
sudden rise of prices of necessar1es of life add
materially to the present sunerings OF the poor
The strife against the rich soon works round to
he detriment OF the class that starts 1t.
The energetic enorts OF the general government
10 provide troops for the protection Of the
threatened property has been markedly successful
In Philadelphia and at other points, but 1t is evi-
Dent that in many places the mob has not that
lread OF the militia which would be wholesome
or them, and this leads TO the fear that more dam
ger is ahead. The National Guarismcn Of New
York have responded with alacnty to the Cover.
Aor's call. The splersdid Ninth regiment reached
Albany yesterday, and the other regiments spent
Tonight q mass meeting is called In Tompkins 8
square by certain Communists. Precautions OF
formidable proportions to deal with any possible
outbreak have been taken. The hope Is gene rally
INDUCED that New York workmen VIII not heed
the incendiary talk Of Irresponsible nobodies.
No responsible man has hitherto spoken on be.
half OF the strikers. Hence the interview pub.
ashed with Mr.. r. M. Arthur, chief OF the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, will be read with
Interest He procsims that the companies must
yield before work Is resumed.
At Reading, Pittsburg and Baltimore thi ngs are
vuict- A rioter accused Of numbering one OF the
rhiaaclphta miiitamen has been arrested Ut Pitts
,urg The dead OF tho firing on Monday at Reading
aow number ton.
Our special dispatches from all points describe
with great mnutcness the situation Of arairs
imong the strikers and cannot here be more than
urected to the readers attention.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

WHITEHALL, N. ". July n, 1871
Tho Second Separate Company Of the Tenth Brigade,
under nand OF Lieutenant Bascom cit this alter
noon tor Troy. The FRS. Separate Company from
Port Henry leavo tonight.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
oswg1o, July 81, 1877.

Eight companies Of the For,y-eighth regiment,
National Guard, have been oriered 10 syracuse to-
night. Two companies will remain hero.
The freight trans on the oswego and Syrncuse
dtvlsion OF the Delaware, Lnckawanna md Western
Railroad have been suspenicd The Forty eighth
regimen, National Guard, held in readiness ioI
orderA
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
rkoy. N. Y, July -, 1s'

Tho military companies o Conoes Gicns Falls
whitehall and Port Henry hsve been ordered here Im
rnediaiey. Upon their arrival the Cit'zsns' Corps
goes TO Albany Everything Is qm'eI No not is ex-
pectcd but preparations bong made TOR any cmsr-
gency
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

posse OF twcnynvs citizens TO patrol tho streets and
arrest all suspicious Tue strikers say that
1000 oil dricrs tho Bradford OIL district stand ready
tho militia
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
PEKKsKILr., July -, 1877.

Major General Husted commapding The Fnh
dvirion National Guar4, has directed the troops OF
the Seventh brigade General Blauvci and the Eighth
brigade General Parker 10 assemble forthwith al their
several headquarters ready Tor service
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

"ons Meetings of employers are being held, but
without result 30 far.
Tho railway officials are incorporating.
STRIKERS THREATENING.
Engineers have been notified oy the strikers that
their livcs arc 10 danger they at,empt TO 60 out
upon the road with bremen and brakomsn. En-
gineer Babcock, OF Tho train which brought the Brook
Ign regiment was stoned after his here En-
ginecr Gartsidc has resigned MS situation
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
THE SPIRIT OF THE STRIKE.

MrERvrEw WITH GRAND CHIEF ENGINEER
ARrHuR, OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCO
MOTIVE ENaINEERs
(sY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.1
CLEvELASD, OHIO, July "a 1871
MrP. NJ Arthur, Grand Chef Engineer tac Brother
hood OF Locomotive Ensincers having returned from
Newark this morning, was caRsd upon Immediately BY
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

THE TwHNrY-THIRD REGIMENTS RRISroRcE-
Hxsr srorpRD ny Tue MOB.
INK rELzGKAr;s TO THE HERALD
CORNING, N. Y. July "a. 1871
As tho train which lef. Now York at seven o'clock
last evening With u detachment OF tho Twenty third
REGIMENT reached this place this morning It was mot
by crowd of strikers who tried to dctach tho engine
but were prevented BY the troops who are still guard
ing the train Tho strikers then up the track TO
the bridge over the Cacmung River, where the rails
wcrc removed and number OF thrown across tho
track.
Tho strikers say they viii let the mail pass, but not
the troops.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

THE STRIKES.
A. Day'e Halt in the Story
OF Bloodshed.
DISORDERS, BUT No HOMICIDE.
Riotous Proceedings at Syracuse,
Albany, Chicago, st. Louis.
THE new YORK CENTRAL STRIKES.
Delaware, Laokawanna and West
ern Men Join.
STILL SPREADING IN THE WEST.
A Train Bearing Militia
Stopped at Corning.
EFFECT or THE FREIGHT BLOCKADE.
Scarcity Of Coal and Iron Closes Mills
at PittSburg.
FLOUR RISING PEACHES R0TTING.
$4,000 Men in the Pennsylvania Mining
Regions on the Verge Of Riot
A VOICE From TIE ENGINES.
Interview with Chief Arthur, Of
tho Locomotive Brotherhood.
THE SITUATION IN NEW YORK
A Mass Meeting Called by
the Communists.
FORMIDABLE PRECAUTIONS FOR ORDER.
Attack by San Francisco Hood
lums on Chinese.
Full SPECIAL Reports Of the Troubles
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

ALL QUIET At sALAMANcA--rHEvRs AND
rnAMps r,ocKING IS--orL DRILr.ERs yx-
rIcrEp TO JOIN THE STRIKERS.
fBr TELEGRApH TO THE HERALD
SALAMANCA, N. Y, July ~ 1877
All quet here to-day, and no trains have arrived
except postal car, which has lam al Olcan since
Sunday evening. IL is still hcre awaiting crdcrs fhe
strikers are unyiciding In their de,erm motion
TO bring the company to terms rhere PROBABLE
Isy OF damage being dono TO property except from
tho thieves and amps. who are nockins here from all
parts OF the country. sheriff Winters has ummoned
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Men Join.
STILL SPREADING IN THE WEST.

A Train Bearing Militia
Stopped at Corning.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
EFFECT or THE FREIGHT BLOCKADE.
Scarcity Of Coal and Iron Closes Mills
at PittSburg.

A VOICE FROM TIE ENGINES.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

QUIT MAINTAINED AT EoISELLsvILBK UNDER
THs RESTRAINT OF rBnEE NATIONAL GUARD
BEerN sNrs.
lex TELEGRAPH TO IHg HERiLD.1
HoRsxLtsvrLLE, July "a, 1877
All 10 quiet thus far this point but tho blockade
continues. one train attempted To 90 this morning.
bn, found the track spread mile OF the dcpoI
The track is torn up both tho Western aud Buslo
divisions.
LsGAL nypRyss.
D. Dcnnhuc, the loadcr Of iho brskcmep, 10 under
arrest Other arrests also being made. Threats
arc madc OF rescue Tho pohcy Of the railway
officials to be to avoid any collision between the
military and the mob and proceed against the Law
BROKERS by civil process rather than the
age of trains
NATIONAL GUARD DUTY.
The Twenty.thrd regiment OF Brookiyn. arrived
hero last evening and are quietly IN camp. There s
runor that the Enira battalion, nov bcre, will be
sent home. The sevcuty-fourth regiment Of BunAio,
aud the Fifty fourth, Of Rochester st duty
tho depot
rRorExry STILL sIrE
No Gre or other destruction Of any property oi any
account has occurred. Business " paralyzcd, and
manufacturers say they will have TO close their shops
for want Of material II the blockade continues stag
Ing and teamins have again become profitable occups
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
MEETING OF NEW YORK CENTRAL sTRIKEas--
ENeISEERs WILL NOT YET JoIN---FiREaEE
TAKEN OFF AND TRAINS STOPPED.
ny TrI,HGRAPH THE HHRkLDl

SYRACUSE, july "a, 1871
AT Dewitt this morning meeting OF some two hun
drcd engineers, aremcn. conductors and brakcmon
was held, lasting two hours speakers urging gen
era joining the strike wero received with great
thusasn. Tho engineers gave notice that u ey would
yet join in the strike They were waiting for
more goncrN movement Of their brotherhood A
proposition was made to remove all engineers by
force from their engines, and ~ was stated that tho
1rcmcn would willingly follow. The engineer hoped
no hssty action woulG be taken II tncr nroInen de-
serted them lhey would no obngsdto yield The en-.
ginsers pledged Themselves not 10 ran with green
crows; II their coupling pins pulled out the en-