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, 1877-07-07

Nothing could be moro maRpenimous on
the part Of Messrs. FA1nour1o and Towsarsn
than .heiF friendly little rivalry in Tho
amusement Of Mr. TWEED during his idcar-
corstion. Townsend showed up FA,acH1.p
~ fraud, and FAAonup illustrated the
immoral tendencies Of TowNaxap, while Iii,
TwxkD rubbed his hands and chuckle<l,
wondering betimes perhaps what 10
waa going to do about 1t, md how the mat
tor, apart from Its fun, might b conaidored
rs strictly beneficial to him personally. To
case his mind On these poInts the bold
TowNaEnD ones more akips into tho immi-
nent deadly breach, aud Indignantly char
hcterizes Mr. FAInoHt1D a. another" h(r.
Twxsp ohips in mild manifesto, Offering
to leave It all to somebody who IL not
definitely stated, and trust to luck and tho
unpire's decision. II IL to b. hoped that
bin proposition will not be entertained.
Since tho destruction OF Jerusalem there has
mover been an affair Of mora absorbing inter-
est than this Donnybrook discussion betwoe.,
tue Attorney General OF New York and
The counsel for Mr. Twxzn, and any
measure calculated to disrupt tho court
eous correspondence between these &C.
oompllshed gentlemen Is to be strongly dep.
reoated. The letters might be cut down to
save o1pouss Of telegraphine, and The docu.
ments condensed into " You are q thief" aud
"You are LAR" for these are statements Of
fact, and the public crave tho fullest possible
information, 70 long as It Is limited to such
charpea
, 1877-07-07

&tr. blaine has some journalistic sup
porters in MEXICO who have come to lis
assistance with alacrity In raising the cry Of
annexation al an explanation Of the
recent policy adopted In Washington in
reference 10 catto-stealing raids. Minister
FosrEn he's seen ut 10 take notice Of these
sensational ful1n!nations, and, in memo.
1andum addressed 10 tho Mexican Govern
ment and to foreign representatives, hs
points out the crrors Of Interpretation which
tho instructions to Gen. OnD have received.
, 1877-07-07

msna"r,nrn. ha. crrtnEn'! bern ycty unfortunate
one. bpi!i financially hnf mnrnlly. II Ia nearly
lso ycnrr since Nit t;r.1u fnaght the minority Ut
lhn stock, nml Mr. Wn1rxfAw IiEtD hccnn,c it4
manager. Then thcrn was rivalry inr lts pnr-
chase t $40, coo n share. or st, d0h, 0no fot the
whole. Itwas ont 0f debt md with cash Eufp1ns
nnrin9 tho Intervening tmO there hare been ru
dtrlacnts paid to it, stnckholders: a debt has ac-
cunnlated Of from a hn'f 10 three -nnar'cr. nt d
now be sold for ST., O00 apiece; and II !. reported
that Jar t;outp Il seeking ia get ri Of tho prop
cts{ al aimo*t my pstcc. Some inhnths aEn. We
undcrRtand, President ANnnEw Wmlrk, Of Cornell
University, to19ht to bny It, The prnpcrty IVES
offered to hum for bait million. including rrai ca-
Mtt and debts. Hut m examination Of tho con-
dillon. Of thi,.Sr BY hinnaelt and his friends con-
WINGED them that II was not worth what was asked,
&nd the} withdrew from tho negotiation.
, 1877-07-07

however, thero should be nof|e entered md
tho proceedings lismisscd. II will be last-
ing disgrace upon Louisiana, and forfeit
ure of all claim to honor aud good fnith, II
these men shall bo convicted by conspiracy
and perjury in order 10 crafty partisan
hntrcd,
, 1877-07-07
A RAILROAD CENTRT


A RAILROAD CENTRE
The railroad debt Of the United statcs IA
more than twics its national debt The
'attor, according to the last Treasury state-
mcns, WAS, inclusfve OF tho legnl.tcnders,
$2,2oa, ,3oi,3 ,322. The rnfiroad debt, inclul-
ing stock, bonds, aud foating liabilities, Ia
m increasing quantity. What It In to-day
no ono knows, but when " poor's Manual
Was prepared It was put down at $4.4Gs,-
COL ,o35. This railroad debt ia, to large ex-
tent, but ons OF The forces that made the
panic. and Itself result Of tho crisis. Tho
part tho railroad has played In causing and
perpetuaung panica In not at all insignih-
cant The extens to which tho whole world
has employed It's capita! and 1abor In mixing
these " holes In the ground IL astonishing.
iho amount invested In railroads in tho
Lending countries, excluding Turkey, Amstria,
, 1877-07-07

A Aspringacld (a1ass.} man made will and q
bad characterization at tho same time. In tfcYls-
lnR his cstatc he left onc-thirtl to Ills wife, Quo
third to his child, and the other third to child
unborn. The party unborn prorcd to bc twins,
and tho executor is In q sorrowful TX as to tho
disposition Of tho property, begging tho PEobatu
Court In rain fnr help.
, 1877-07-07

APOLLO Ct,MMAKnERY. No. !, KNIGHTS TEN.
rLtK. Aemtrrs Of this Commandfrr arr requested
sa.nrday, s,s"ins IS M = "s'2Sx Eronpt for ~, i
who ran make u con.rn!rnt ani WIN desires 10 lhan-
fsIn tho rtrstien as hpolto. be present. stsanx
J. IT, DUNLOP. isccordar.
, 1877-07-07

CLEVELAND LODGE NO. all A. F. 4 A. M.-Mem.
bert request t to meet A. tho Masonic Temple.
ner 1!sn,l"ph tnd 'taistcd'sts 70 st.nday norning
ing shc funeral q on5,ste ,1e.her Ea.ard Hamilton
acquainted With tho deceased Invited % he present.
GEO. i, hlSCLA1lE, w 81.
, 1877-07-07

Dy prompt action and marvellous presence Of
mind. tho whites Of Oscoo'a (Ark.) hnvc been
saved from tito rule Of tho negroes. A colorcd
man having boon arrested, tho wlitos arose 10
tte necessity OF Misrepresentation tlarncssc,l ono
rpulo to his neck and another to his feet, and
tore him to pieces before he could carry out h[s
hel1fsh design Of killing tho Inhabitants aud
sacking tho town.
, 1877-07-07

Tho Pan-presbyterian Council yesterday
nelectod Philadelphia as tho next place or
meeting
, 1877-07-07

cH!CAGo cnrTEctt MI; 4 H. 4 q; n. -Rcenlar A..
krn1Iy Ills Saturday evening Al oCInck. for work.
Ny order L. l. q. ii. J. U. ulCKElssON, lteroYder.
, 1877-07-07

Greonbacks at tho New York Stock Ex-
change yesterday closed nt Of.
, 1877-07-07

THE DVrY or EDUCATED MEN.
The orntion of GEoaax WILLIAM CuaTrs as
Honorary Chancellor at Union College, sohen-
ectady, N. T., on ths 9th utt., IL fitting
pendent to that Of e1.secretary Cox, tho SUBJ
stance Of which wna giren In our last issue.
lie chose for hia thonao "Tho Duty OF Ed
ucascd Men," aud treated it with that ele-
gant grnco Of finish and manly, robust
thought which characterizo all tho utteranccs
OF this captivating orator and graceful writor.
Tho theme wns suited to the character Of
the occasion, and conld mol but mike deep
impression upon the class Of young men
about to leave tho cloiaters Of their Alma
Mater to talso part in the political aud pro-
fessional duties Of lifo.
The first part Of his argument was devoted
to tic duties educated men owe to the State
in tho performance Of their political obliga-
tious, and his stirring words upon this point
ought to find lodgrnent in the breast Of every
c.iucatod man, aud produce TINT conviction
which leads to action. Public duty requires
constant mud active prnatical participation In
the slctails Of politics. It is not discharged
by votiug. "The citizen who supposes
that ao ooes @l ms outy "heh no
soscs, p'aeos premium upon poAa-
G." An"Ve'y' moves welcome MN 70
the polls anu onef MIN n choice-"h1ch hc
has lono nothing TO prevont-between Jere-
my Ditidl'r and DIX Tnpin. Tho party
et'ea LOT "h'ca no Is s,eapons,p1e ato t"'1an
anu honesty, DsddfeT aud feform. And
within q fow ycArs as d result Of this iut]f.
terence to inc details ot pubic. duty, the
most power1al poaac'an IN aho EMPIRE sta'e
o. the Union "aa "oaasaa" "m Inc
trent, tnc oapt"'h OF oana OF l4anaefers.
he naee'a Tue e&cusea 1or neshecnco win
o.,'''ans =, ie1uta1'oh. "noh nones' mcn once
a'u "na' 'ney oueas Always 10 eo' tno
.h'esce were ne'sea and 1aeif machine was
pso*en. IL 'gnolnnoo anu eor1npuon con"
'Fol pon.'cs' 'ne iati1 4'oS WIN tue 1nten'-
gence ma hones's sna1 nave allowed ia
POM 70 ~h'eh 1ae spoaRer gives tho tohow-
ing o1'11'"as o'nPnaS's
While good men Mt nt home. not knowing That
~ ~ w. aonS' ,ts Nv. :"
dirty. and noltttcians aro vulgar bull.cs md
brayocs: hai persuaded that Republic IL the cnn.
temptiblc ru1u Of = mob md sccrct,y longing for
splendid and vigorous dcspot,sm-then ren,cn.
her Il Ii not d Government mastered br Ignorance
It Ia Government betrayed by intelligence: it IL
mt tho victory OF tho slums, It ID tho surrender
Of tho schoo1s: 1t Ia not that had nen are br.yo
bpt that good men arc tndde,s and eors,ds,
1, .,,.u ,r-
e1 -..o Po.a'' AAA' ~""AA7 i'A"soo '" .Ho
cons,aefn1lon OF the common sepfoach shat
tho higher education unata mon for public
dutlca by making them visionary, pedantic.
, 1877-07-07

f,ofton'a Opera Ifnnsr.
Monroe street, betwren state and Dearborn. An
de,toustir "hJ the Ellsworth zouaTca Afternoon ind
eTentng
, 1877-07-07

In reply 10 q dctnnnl by AIr. MunAT HALsTEAp
for information, II. E. PRESTON, Acting Director
Of tho Mint, sars, working all the tnsnts and
assuming that tho Government will not inter-
foru bY calling for minor and subsidiary coinage,
NJ gold, from s2,00o.000 to 81, 1000 900 in silver
dollars could bo produced pcr mouth. II the
nttnts wcrc to be run on silver dollars cxcllsve-
~, $50 600 GOO could be coined inside of a year.
, 1877-07-07

Adclpht Thensre. .....
Monroc ttsttt, corner Of f>tAtb1rn. "Unelc Toms
Mbia." Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-07-07
U41e Grtl>a1,1e..
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Uflee nt,lrc*s In full fne!rdnE State and County.
ncrIilapers may be made either hy draft, t1nress,
PosiOcr otder. or In rextsietrd itterH n our risk.
TERMS TO CITr eunsCRtDERs.
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1ta'y. delivered. aunday nclndcd 10 cents per week.
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
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, 1877-07-07

Exposition IsutldinE.
Lake Shore, foot Of Adams stroet. Thomas' Sum
mel. .NlEht Concerts.
, 1877-07-07

lInrnum's Cirrus.
Lake Shore, foot If Warrington street.
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$50, % secretary Of State, speaking al.
Iec'iy for the President, il will ~ seen
. .ahes good care 10 instruct the Commis.
1'oner- mat there shall be mo exam;.
ia INTO or report upon the fact.
y INC recent State election. or o. she
r ~ o. the votes cast at that election !,
Inc President is wise in ,his en-
vas, vas p the Louisiana vote. means one
ala S. - s.a'ement 70 the people that the
s ~cc'orai vote OF Louisiana belong. -
samuel y. 1ilden that Packard rccs;vsd
, more votes than Hayes, and thar morale
legally, aud cquitabIy, a. between ~.
r 1To men, Packard has the better case W.
,u NM, however, i Mr.. Hayes own
inncrsl' and beyond II he can truthsn,,~
say that Nichols il Governor . 80 w
' S'a,e " The voice Of the peopIe. ' ~
pubic opinion, by the earnest anrs.,. ~ ~
!, w ., pest people, and BY All that beI"ns =
co" NM !. psace, order, and prosperity Or tie
Dem. -" 'oiA EHpress,
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After telling his readers that All Re.
puDiIcans are now to be shot in South
narolina, Forney, Of the PhiIadclph;,
Press. coolly says: 1--WE hone n ovarno,
.ha'loerlain will 60 back to his home
y 'nat state and remain there bravelv to
we enc. Ills has been a perilous and
'hsnklcss task, but q courageous states.
nan IKE himsclfmusi not desert his posi-
'lon' no matter how depressing lie Cir
.uinsfances BY which he Is surrounded. :,
!. y rather depressing If Foraey speaks
the truth.-tCourier-Journal.
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Messrs. ). BRAISARp's Sc~s have lust
published an elegant little volume
under the above title, containing nearly
All the best songs, both sacred and secu-
lar, Of the late p. p. Bliss. Most or the
songs In this volume can be found in no
other book. Among The gems, we
notice Hold the Fort" What shall the
Harvest be-" IF Papa were only
Ready. Hes Gone.v Remember
Grand Vocal Melody and many Others.
The work is printed on fine tinted pa
per- and contains an excellent portrai,
OF the lamonted Gospel Singer and a
sketch Of his life. Edited by James n.
Murray. the Songs Of r. II. Bliss i,
published by $. BRaIxARD's Sous. Cleye-
land, Ohio. who will send copy to any
address on receipt Of 80 cents.
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kobeson has not accounted for s47a
sie or the proceeds Of the sale Of ~
rniiadeiphia navy-yard. The old Tar
rolled around Washington the other A. :
swearing that there was ! consn;. 10y
organized 70 ruin him. but he did moi
sxpialn what had become Of the money.
ME kobeson may not have put Il n
~ pocket, he had . well-known habit
=. making free with the public money
~ behalf q his friends. the contractor:
nearly AZ OF whom cheated IN the;r
work lCourier-.Journal. " ''e''
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Enough furniture is used in dubois
county. every year, TO pay good fac
tory for its manufacture. Now. a por,
lion Of il i brought from ali parts o.
the compass, and large sum Of none,
i thus taken out Of the country. There
j no place ia the State more favorahly
situated for furniture factory than
Jasper : in the midst Of the best Of
timber OF every variety. with plenty
Of water 10 supply machinery. With
cheap rents. and good home demand,
there can be no question but small
capital invested in this Kind ola factory
would pay handsomely on the invest
ment from the start. and would con-
SANITY grow better. We wonder that
no one has invested in IL before now.
aud tie opportunity is not likely 10 re-
main open long. Our people i'll ex-
tend hearty welcome u any man or
firm who will engage in il.
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We learn that in the absence Of Bob
im!er@o,l, the regular chaplain Of the
White House, Zach Chandler oficiates
Inc court journal announces that ION
sunday afternoon the President took Z
long drive with the Hon. Zach Chandler
ana Secretary Sherman II Is evident
rom these pions associations and SUNDAY
afternoon drives that Hayes Is striving
70 reform his evil courses. and nc on~ I'm
Ind. oan'
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE j. hereby given to all persons
- Interested, and 10 the public gem
orally. that the partnership heretofore
visiting between Sebastian kucbler and
John w. Brett, IN the business Of mcr-
chandizing. ~ the county OF Dubois.
and State Of Indiana, has been dissolved
by mutual consent. Sebastian kuebler
u authorized 10 collect al outstanding
claims due said partners. and will settle
the liabilities accrued in said business.
All persons that have claims against
said firm, are requested 10 file the same
With Sebastian kueblcr. All persons
knowing themselves Indebted 10 tho
above named firm are requested 10 come
and settle. either by cash or note. al the
books must be closed M.
SEBASTIAN kUEDLER.
March VI ie77-3w.
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JASPER GRADED SCHOOL
TIE Spring term OF this school vii
= begin on Monday. March 18th. 1877
aud the term will continue ten week.
TO be followed by summer term 81 ten
weeks. The studies will embrace ths
i-ight common school branches. and
such additional ones, n any -tuslnns.
attending may desire. The aim vii BE-
20 thoroughly review the common
school course, 10 enable students III BE-
come competent and advanced tcarhrrs.
Such assistance will be employed a. may
I've necessary.
Good boarding can be had In private
families for ~ 50 per week.
TERMS or TuirIov.- Glass A."-all
the common school branches. - 90 !:
Class |" u. embracing additional brancI,-
G.. : 900.
No pains will be spared 10 make the
school pleasant and profitable one Nv
the students.
For further particulars. call On or
address. GEORGE q. COOPER.
feb. -, ~ IT, Principal.
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lNOTICE i hereby given, that b,
- virtue ola certified copy or decree
10 me directed from the Clerk OF The
Dubois Circuit Court. in cause wherein
Enoch Abel Is plaintiff, and Jacob
BuechIer and Eva Bucchler are defend.
ants, requiring me 10 make the sum d.
one thousand and sixty-eight dollars
with interest on said decree and costs,
! will expose at public sale 10 the
highest bidder, On
SATURDAY, MAY 5th, 1877.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock :. n.
and = o'clock r. NJ, Of said day. nj the
door Of the Court House OF Dubois
County, Indiana, the rents and profits
Tor term not exceeding seven years. Of
the following real estate, to-wit:
The west-half OF the northwest mar
ter Of section No. seventeen (17l. IN
township No. two (2j. south OF range
10. four (4) west, Except three acres
described as follows, to-wit: Lyinr and
being north and east or Flatch creek
IN the northeast corner Of said quarter
section); containing seventy-seyen acres
more or less, and the southeast ouartar
q the northwest quarter In said section.
Town and range; containing forty (4Oj
acrcs more or less; containing in All
one hundred and seventeen an acres
more or less, situated in Dubois county.
Indiana.
Il such rents and profits will not sell
ior sufhcient sum to satisfy said decree.
interest and costs, will at the same
.iine and place expose az public sale, the
lee simple Of said real estate, o. Id much
lnereoi as may be sufficient to discharge
'ald decree, intercst and costs.
SAID sale will be made without any
'eIief whatever from valuation or ap-
praisement laws.
GEORGE cox,
Sheriff Dubois County.
VI. ,. HUNTER, Plaintiffs Att'v.
April 9Th, ie77-3w fp.f 1l2 50.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF
real. ESTATE.


NOTICE Il hereby given, that d,
- virtue 81 nm order OF the Duboi,
Circuit Court the undersigned. Admin.
i-iiator Of the estate III iani-l Jochim
deceased. will offer for ale. n, pubic
auction. at the door 81 the Court house.
Ia Jasper. Dubois county. Indiana. on
SATURDAY, MAY lnth. 1877.
M equal undivided two-ti,irds parts ~
the following described real estate. viz. (.
The southeast quarter Of tie Southwest
quarter Of section NJ. thirts--ix 1861 NJ
township No. one III. south Of range
No. five . west. 40 acres and parf 81
ihr southwest quarter OF the >ntih-easl
quarter IN same section. township and
range more particularly described a.
follows. to-wii: BEGINNING nj the south
west corner Of said Southwest quarter
OF The southeast quarter. running thence
north fort, eight As rods sni twenty.
INKS. thence south twenty --ryen de-
gree~ aud fcriv-fivc minutes .ast. fin,
rods and nineteen link in length. fhcnrrI
west 10 the place OF beginning. ~ enfy-
three rods aud Twenty-Five link: con-
tanning three and iurty-fiye one buu-
dredth acres more or less. Also M.
northwest quarter Of the north-ca.i
quarter Of section No. one ~. in
township NJ. two (2). south Of range
No. five 90 west 80 acres. and the
northeast quarter OF the north west
quarter Of said section one, III laid town.
ship and range 40 acre~. anl heinz In
AL two-thirds parts OF i23 45-lo1 acres.
Situated In Duvois county, Indiana.
TERMS ~ SALE: Onc-fourfh or the
purchase money 20 be paid ia cash: the
residue in three equal payments. AZ six.
nine and eighteen months. deferred pay-
incnts 70 be secured BIZ notes. at interest. /
waving valuation and appraiscm-nt;
laws, with good freehold surcties 10 Tie
Of the Administrators.
Sale 70 begin AZ o'clock. r. IN.
CHRISTINA JocInM, Administrairix.
WM- A. TaAYLoR. ATTY.
Il. - At the same time anI place and
81 the same terms. the undersigned /
widow Of said decedent will -elI her H.
crest in and 10 The above de.,rihcl
''al estate, the same being the undivided
,nc-third part thereof.
CHRISTINA JocHIn, Widow.
April 18Th. I677-4w.
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1877 Spring. 1877
Boots, Boots!
Shoes, Shoes !
STILL THEY COME !!

! am Just ~ receipt Of TWENTY-FIVE case.
81 Mems, ladies and Childrcns' shoes. a
me best Spring styles, and nc PRICES
.vwKE THAN EVER. Come and src me.
Mems Calf shoes, warranted NJ xi.5O "a
gI1o; Womcn's Fine Kid Side and
front Lace, warranted at SLIGO 10 Al rs
per pr. Childrens' Shoes nj 25c. To 4 90
per pr. always keep the largest stock
~ nuntimgburg, and prices lower than
In the cities.
HENRY LANDGkEBE.
Hrsr~astras. NAH Oh. ISL.
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~ VI Julia Ward Howe doesn't stol
wiring such verses as these she viii
nave presently smashed The idol ofevery
ahectionaie husband in the country:
My little boy begins to babhle now
Upon my knee his earliest infant
prayer;
He has his fathers eager eyes. I know.
Aud. they say, too, his mothers sunny
hair.
But when he sleeps and smiles upon my
knee,
And can feel his light breath come
and 30,
| think OF one Heaven help and pity
me
Who loved me, and whom loved,
long ago.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
state Of Indiana, Dubois County, S.:
NOTICE is hereby given that Ephram
- w. Crosier. Administrator Of the
estate Of Ralph G.. Reeve. deceased. has
MED his petition 10 sell the Real Estate
d the dccedeat his personal being in
sufficient TO pay his debts and that said
petition will be heard nc the next term
OF the Circuit Court OF said County.
BAIL II. EDMONTON, Clerk
Circuit Court Dnbois County.
WN. A. TRAYLoR, Attorney.
April 18th, '77-sw.
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An exchange remarks The only
JOKE, women like to read are those
which reflect ridicule on men, Yes.
IN taxing up paper. woman inyari-
ABLY turns to the marriage column.
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NOTICE 10 HEIRS on PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
State OF Indiana. Dubois Comfy. -:
NOTICE j. hereby given that Matthew
- Ii. Dillon. Administrators de hnni~
non. OF the estate OF Thomas Green.
necea scd. has filed hi petition 10 sell ID,
Real L.tate Of the deccdent. bic personal
being Insufficient 70 pay his debts: and
that said petition will DC heard al the
next term Of Tie Circuit Court Of said
County.
BAIL Il. FDNnNSTON. Clerk
Of the Dubois ireuit Court.
April 18th. 1877 -3w.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

STATE or INDIANA. Dunols COUNTY. $
NJ Office i hereby given that John
- Mehne, Jr.. Administrators OF tie
estate D: John McLne. Sr.. deceased. has
fled his petition 10 sell the Real Estate
Of the dccedent, biz personal being in
sufficient 10 pay his debts: and that said
petition will be heard ii the next term OF
the Circuit sonrt OF said County.
II. u. EDMONSTON. Clerk
Circuit Court II. L.
by D. l.. GREENE. Deputy.
u. BuErT>ER. ATTY. for Petitioner.
April 10, '77-3w.
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STAIE ~ INDIANA. DInols County. -
NOTICE is hereby given 10 Eva Van
- drrmadc aud Louis Hcrlinger, " 10
as appears By affidavit filed. ara non
residents OF The State of Indiana, that
william Brctz. Sri, has filed y complaint
and commenced az action against them
IN the Dubois Circuit Court OF the state
OF Indiana. 10 foreclosc mortgage on
real estate. situated in said county 81
Dubois, said defendants are therefore,
hereby notified. that said cause will stand
for Issue ana trial nj the next term OF
said Dubois Circuit Court. 10 be begun
and heldat the Court house. in the town
Of Jasper in Dubois County. state or In
diana, on The First Monday OF June.
1917. AZ which time said defendants NAV
appear aud answer PLAINTIFF complains.
or The same will be heard aud determined
n their absence.
IL. L. EDMoNsToS. Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
b. y. T.. GErK~E. Deputy.
BEuNO BuFTT>ER, Pits. Attorney.
April il. 1s77--3w.
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"A Texas paper SAYS: Wallace prai-
RTE. 100000 acres. is AL under one fence
and in high state Of cultivation cotton
being about MI planted. and corn look
ing well az four to nine inches la height :
and is without donbt as fine body OF
land rs can be found anywhere.