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STiPPER'S MTsCLE CIR
His Appearance In Court What His wife
said-Whut Mrs. Randall said.

Peter 5. Stnppcr, who was stabbed in the
arm on Friday evening. near his residence at
2O7 West Nineteenth street, hy Mrs. Ella Ran
dill. began taking Of his coat in the Jefferson
MARKET Police Court yesterday morning, 90 show
Justice Murray the wound. It's in the mus
Gle Judge he said. and the Police surg On
considered it dangerous wound In his
effort 10 diyost himself # the garment
he used the wounded arm in way that
showed it 10 be not much injured.
Is hind the complainant stool his wife. a dark
eyed brunette. WHO glowcred az the prisoner
an auDurn-huiIrd. oNal-tdred blonde. BOth
women worr we'll dressed. Mrs Ran lall iod los
the hand the llt,lo boy who WIS with her when
tho street ARRAY took place. MI SNppcr his
wife. and the landlord II the hons whore they
I, I'D a. all testified that Mrs. Randall came up
in an unproyOked manner ana attempted To-
stab Slapprr In the breast nut only sumc"drl
in cutting him in the arm. Then Mrs Ran all
t"-tiii j that she approached ~iappcr 10 ask nina
for some money. in preordancr with prNmis"
he had nude her, when the wife drcw long
dagger and sprang ~ her. She ran between
the two men and a blow with the dagger
Murray. amer hearing the stories advised slap
per not To- press the prose luton,
You must prosecute, SAID the wife, If you
ever want 10 live happily with me-"
The husband said that he would prosecute,
judge, he wanted me To- Join with him 10
poison his wife. and urged he to do II, said
the prisoner.
Oh, you creature" snid the wife
The Justices de- roe wa, that Stuupor should
return to Mrs. kandpl whatever presents She
had given 10 him. and that Alr- Kendall should
be put under ~ 600 TAN In Keep tn peace.
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Madison Griffin. a gay and eoodlooking young
coiorcl .,nf man. D. coachuan tor Mr. wm \ wen
of Avenue and ii7'h street Mal-oni.a .iniu- A-ht
in the Shiloh bal u-t Church. uAr.u 10. NtUlikei
Do, tile ,maiy mcmi 90 tt flock. vu ai ,on-a,i him
"hTcri, tlovc ul man Deacon Richard winter. ac.
.u-,i Madison Dunn OF having few months
$50 abandoned las VIC ana Children IN Nor.
loik. Va The good deacon WIS srantah1cI that.
in view ct this TACT Mr. Griffin siInnil nav a.
',nuOn. g. I've rnl0rei bellies " thc shil % niiu.i
church Accordingly. he preferred Uihr-ts -uu. itif
nm. who i,ing unable 60 Diute them. c. fuln
tho church membership lie. however, pr ',.-,i ieui
ftHce ~ MS past mslcefs. AMI. un nruiu-lt tn lU
ivr ora iuufr. De vi. l,iHstat, no. hi, p.u -l M a.,
t.rulsNH .Upn> tu have ranked IN hi, r %. tNr
gjin- - Deacon winters story m ulc Hftfn inl.r
Court Afr tle CON. Iu.i.u u a., PRAYER ut'ftH- ou
1',a IS ni.h hc used sil-, deacon
and threatened TO- punch h- Atad.' nettun M4Nfrf,
UntUrtl % conn lAluf f.a>t linn, and tie 80 Dee
tried At II .-iti rrunlfuN. -
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YOtNG FEET TIMING OLD STEPS.
Snrnisn AL OF the Children Dances of the Olden
Time In tho Academy.

The Children's Carnival At the Academy of
Music yesterday was ~ siiie o the d-asrecahc Neatn.
,r, most cieol able entertainment Tie balcony. W..
ohc.trn and IarqH, ,Da- uvafls an occupied. tAe
galleries wcr wcll hei ami there were many inter
,-iei -iectuursIn the boxes
rhe Irsraune IN lui'i an opening taubau, 'hc cen
trial u-uIc ot which Wa Master Rctlc who irIr .,utel
Mozart 49, surrounded D., uNonle orchestra. ami
,Ai,rN ilp sfa.t grouped ladies ant
aii g. II Tic nc % Louis NlN The MDlAit d. l .itA
Ilnted several lone tors tun alrs the thlir. dtti
Tie NlTunrka. IN, kltnH. the lNfltIn walt tlt tN
uo-' umbrella DANCE the FnlAuisln tho N~.lch la.
ant nfhcr dances conn any Of sfnWu un lNolr, lu
no the French court at VARIOUS rtNc. went
truu.h u. movements OF IL, stately miuu,t iu tho
music ~ excellent OIOAt sra under Tie leadership Of
NJ
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souTn ciRoIIxi's AEGIsLlrURE
Institutina an Inquiry into the OGcini Conduct
of Judge Wright.

COLUMBIA, April 2S.-'rhc following rcso-
luton was introduced in the House II Repre-
sontatycs today 10y Charles Mnout tcoorcd).
Republican. member from Kichland county:
R,r~i Rs the House of Repre- .cniniivcS Of the state
Of South Carolina That committee oi tive hc h inici
nv thu speaker inquire into Hud make tuil
uonol all matter yrnnns g. The lig.er -cl"tsr ot
the Nfiflal conduct 90 the Hon ! J Wu-ht. Astriae
Justice OF the supreme Court OF the state o south caro-
LIMA. AMI for said purpose authorize and tn rcd
~ send tur persons aui papers uui said commit
further authorized 10 report hy resolution or Otherwise
This created considerable surprise and a wide
discussion. confined entirely to the colored Re-
pullirans most Of whom were in favor Of tho
resolution The resolution passed by q vote II
10 1. IA
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The HnrNe.t Onren DI.n.ter.

Tho suit in admiralty in tho United Stat's
p,-turt court ly 'harl,. II Marshall 4 Co., tolul o..
steamship Adrhn. for The lo., o ir shin Harvest Queu
was d,ticl Yesterday hy Julsc Nltcht0fl TNo
Harvest queen. Whom pa the way from Qu,eAstIWn Geo
Liverpool. On Tie al,t u December 1875 struck ,n
the port bow hy the Adrauc. She sank. with an on
hoard The ioss ON yos ant car-o general nrrchan.
ll.e alleged ul rg2hpr Judge kIAichtNri m Do.
ir,i.ion ,ass ilrt tho white Atd -,n h- ufih ,i'am
.l, must AaNl been visible Zoo the shil ant fID
duiy ~ he latter - heed them II VA, also TIE iui,
Nc stcnm-lup und,r the circumstances Co Keep nuf
N. of The ship Bu THE queen twice turned n ltr
course AMI chane'i hrr h-hts. inr what rn,t'N rr
AuisiIp WAS mot fr-l .I-lI,. and Tie Harvest QUO
MAs NM an n LaM.- Il. Mn. 10 IN NlslL.s.l
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.,o, an or,coronco similar to a prairie.dos

epot nm appearance similar 10 prhlrle-uoR
Village Prospect holes, shafts, tunnels. NC,
mo Scattered over the fucc Ot the hills. without
rrpnrd to direction. distance. or i've rights OF
others, and upon nearly every claim n large
fornc of men il employed, which gives TO tho
ri,turc an animation most agreeable to the eye.
ore IL II one uuality-thc dark maroon Tree
gold ahounding in the greater portion, and, ns
rr rs | can ascertain. one mine Is equally rlch
with another.
Horcto'prc attention OF quartz miners has
boon devoted to gold-hCaring rock, hut they
have lately received information that has caused
q diversion. ana now silver occupies almost ns
much attention. An dprosrcctor.int the employ
OF a company Of capitalists. returned from tour
Yesterday. bringing with him specimens OF
Galrun ore and nutiVc silver quartz. which are
cinimcl to be- fnhulously rich. also under.
stand that this is the frat instance known OF
the lis ovcry NJ u native silver lend. In the
specimen brought in. the bright pure metal
stands uut from the .fonr in the hold'st rcli 4,
and is the most fascinating prospect eN'r
hehnll Ii ne lead is ar rich ~ IN" specimen
indicated land the prusprr tor maintains thhl u
i.l the lue Ky owners have the best mlno IN inc
entire world. one that will COMP otcly shadow
She famous CowStu.k lode Of Nevada. when
gives monthly dividend VI two million dollars.
The precise location IT the now discovery IS
known only To- the prosp" tor. VINO If as mum
as an ovstrr. lnnumcrahln parties are 9ui IN
search II II. how Yer and there X no doubt tha'
1t Will bo discovered ia "A few duys.
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A Hero OF the Mohawk wreck Dead.

Letters # administration We're issued yos'or-
DAY tho estate, Louis lru-i,rc Moninnt ana 90 h!,
ntler AlIhon-e Muniant Mr. LOUIS T. Montants
r.unnl property amounts o. about s3a'l and the
sunnl property of the father TO sl1l'h Tho aiutHs
traitor hoh estate, /. AlIlun,' Mlnnnt ahrDih'i Ot
Iuu. Louis atauf WAs With Comm 4orr tarurr
the Mohawk when tl, yacht "H- Wi,ched - star lc
tom staten l.tid july ~ l-1d II. tlh an active part
m .aNlus MIS- Edith May. and also VtnN trUi o save
th. ruhin boy Potter sullivan The father Qt Louis
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A Wedding Present Dead.


tells of WILLIS tcoloredl. born in Bryant s STA
tion. Ky in 1852 Phis was Tho mother If
fifteen children giving birth to the last gl the
Gov. james Garrard Of Kentucky was heart To
say To. her: " had rather be Phllis in my
grave than To be- Pre- sidont OF the United STATE"
She was raised hy that patron Of men, John
Hunt, and WAS given to Ills daughter Sarah ut
her nArrage with Morgan II. Dryal OF Frank
fort ky, III ls0i.
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The broken Rowling Green saving. Bank.

The Bowling Green Savings Bank, whose col
lapse date. rom the time of the Tammany Rings down.
t,ll Wa. recalled to public notice yesterday Mr. Ma.
ulu,l l,ri. IT, the referee IN the matter Of the ac.
,oupuus 0 NJ. shD ,Lcri Knapp the receiver, hlod
DPS i'i4 iiN inuH'N 'lrrk .uifcc Inc report shows
Nf 0D lr.,lAfr ,ilI tod s-Tf 1875 amt ItlI s9-.
r4'N- 1l.... is 800 hand si'.2mps Th,re /, IN tie
ltnh r'nl- ~ winch was not called Tor hy creditors
when ti' lts ..i .D ui dividend. MArc 4, clarcd The
i'tr.N g".. HnWenis nat sD,i A,ri Knapp thu 70.
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Not the Designers.

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Sr; Tho an
nounccmeni that Mcssrs J. Thompson and William
McMurray were fulfilling the contract iur the coming
CarnNali j. mistake. We are only engaged hy Mo,siS
Cutrr Kelly toto scenic lalnuns and enter work
They arv tlv designers Vi TIC Mmh.
\ rilNrsoS. Scenic Artist
wv Vi MlM NAIuNnlNr
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: Mo,cl y, ,nalor Bgemrn Apil H. VIA southampton
i7in
$. N,w York. quick. NcN Orleans.
- AItuHrr. hli los. !. We f'rl
- AsNltul. CROW u. tNtlOs 81. 10 A. ~ IS.
Mars nli lia. i.i.ffN. lrnynu,
hrrN sal luisi iiHrllui, rfaYHni.
htih AI4Nu NtIiNu. hlH l..Nl.H
KdrA 5000 II lou,ius Ross. Rotterdam
HlrN iul-hu Won ihuion. law fpuol
y Ilh 4ttsnNl-i. Freeman r.dang
A., the Usual river AMI enas,Wls' vessels
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FOOTLTGHT FLASHES.

"Rosednle" on the 9th Of May.
Sothern appears ut the Park Theatre In Sep
tcmbcr.
I;y'lia Thomson and troupe return in Au-
Mr.. Sid. c. France at the Bowcry Theatre to-
morrow evening
George Francis Train lectures tonight at the
Partisan Varieties
Tho second uptown concert" takes place to-
morrow evening At Lyric Hail
Tho Aquarium retains the Madrlgal Boys in
nddi'On To- it, other cuiio-iues
Roscdalc" is now ready at wallack's. but
MY Awiul Dad does not decline
Tony Pastors entertainment now comprises
pnntomimo. faroc hu'l squo. ami opera
John II Murray's Circus opens. NJ the foot OF
Houston street last RIVER tomorrow night
Steve Mascot is in Benicia. doing exactly
ner
Tho fashion Of theatre parties has been re-
nghiiiy" "' ''''''''' ''''' Wv '' '''' ''''''
M wordc rocc ~ 9cnst to sg pifGt
eminent artist, viii a,rear
Iellgr Lat pr9Er9mmac is much thG best @, that
delighted AulD noes Of young people.
. 4 grand testimonial hennht will be givcn TO
S'l io GS.' o ,Ps 'n a ad e e,tars % Mas '"'
james steele Mackayc. the Dnl Sar'ian actor
and teacher has ui ,n,d hool IA tmon square whore
he viii si,c lnstutcn dramatic graphic Ogaorc
Miss Glider is successful PLAYWRIGHT The
Chestnut Siieet lhyaic. Inhitln una. nn y nnes her
Harry Ho,s,,, la. another.
Among the novelties at the Theatre CONTINUE
AMI in.arance A,,eie. = No IN ne. MISSISSIPPI ny
,. ' ana s"a ,aied cahaa amt" he e p, '' e ' ;"
Jon ggaymond r1arpc9rs . at he P9rk The
which was "ntliithy iron.ht "a, al ui. house ana
VII, Wa ie,'i''l Win q much i.yor ihe NV YORK
aoul'ie,- h., thu time grown to som, tnii- unique.
The w,nd;r GAi' VII Re- pg9iao ed Ito, to-
ii W Tie poi, q H. im,. aaian .S,rsc
the aciDas ~ 4mAn iu-- ami w,af iti. no % ~
a al. 10 H. Win ",,iy many i,aiam At.e cGircn
OWNS to amn9un mgns ana adyerti-ilng
9itf We,k II. ~ =, pa. Teen 81 u' mo.t iio
ii ii .Nt.lu aim 'iiuo, tu the n " ai..r o'clock
a.h evening in.' week many new features afe iAiro-
L Is Props a. tonlera h'nent e the widow
s.g ~ ~. wat a,'of. ,rty Mr. Ha.k u nav SOC.
mat, s W. +. ,tai,.ns to her.e ia ira
ma,, art az, ''' . '''''' '' '''''' 49,
Awoni r,pl iriplo;;tailea Jnnanes, Ash .w9}s
l,nOn b., ,,,.,r. ,rtir ,ii,t a.. o., bsif,.'r
N A. fne .'as'f' n' lhee' ~. .H'5ei go, ,er
shown a.un ti,~,,s
In nagauw- eHhisi'ion is eaey monkey o r.
non.r isk,s i,i-t her t.pun.. hugs a. hi.~ Il.
rurstN-lt wIt lr Boz fruu 1865, distance. uen Ni. IL
anl aN ,ng c.m-. ne ar IN, cage. ,n,l oe,t t-ls.
s -a, a ". !n,rai.r v'a .or's .sii rM,
MONKEY whit she 20 't''r WASH cs!ulfy.
The lrssefpt i The lasi week If The Princes
"a, \. w,'k ~ VI, Al niis I'm ~h9 VIII i,n ,.er
N,on enarmns ,cir, - an h'r -a,on az III stnh
d. in,,niion VI IL, mana. neui 20 n inc h,r pieces n
amsnnor Mat w bee an honor Co tlic New iorA stage
Thc N"w 92saway j Esgo'f aa pa, oGra "a-f sd
gu % &C. A. u N'i-'" Aiil Nl'Nt anu we Aui
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TIE EAGER HUNf FOR GOLD.
A MN DORiDi T.iiO HtNDRFD MILES
ULSr or THE BiICk MILLS.
storics OF the Marvellous Mineral wealth of
the Htg ~" ~ Mountain The increasing
Rush 10 'ss BLACK nm. Claim "h''"
NIclhrM = IAn.OnO lM.I Ncmr- ,IlNcr Iodc..

mons and yet the rush nus
AZ I..r.i''.l" re..one,r Rs with freight wagons
"0 /f'h' .'i"7- i"'' H., ,.,,. d..
Hsw- tAe gr'ator portion '' '"v wa, ~
'.tiont- ur. .mtumy'ng a wagon train. with their
~" t ,..,i. If from ono to a
o"n QUIZ ""' IL. r,..fr 'l,I- ,r,on thoir
hsck Thry .umc via Bismarck. Fort Pi'rce.
-. n .,r.., sftn.v tt,vrnn, and over |
iahN j, y. .,',.,,., min, |
The trail from M'hI"n'' III '""., "'' inns
from every ,i.nrter in numbers that astonish |
~, n.rr,,h.i ~ ,hrce months ago |
Tn pria pal goal is Daadwooa this iiitir gul'h !
not over fifteen miles. lonr. every inch of which
- ,t. ,..,ri D., ,.,,. ,.., Why this ho. |
""s ' ID" ID '-' .i..
become thr objective ro.nt No. mo Gun uh"r-
stand. sin h. hrr utna-t.utl- Of them cumc |
o.I 49, .... .t,. .,,,,l. ....,,,, h,,.I n.,,iu-
nhu 'n'"se'''7 ""''''
mediation. or even epins room In ihc poor II
stable and are forced to,nt.r 40 onrc into the
81. ,,.,..t.., nm. d.. ,,,,,,in, ant unon
harishi~ ~ I'ht.i ui'' '' '"''U Us Wv"
the bank of some friendly sir lil' f"f'uh"'N
sn1 ,r,ri.,..o., th' tlc most mis-.
anu l"' 1T 'N.@t'' 'i'. l''' ''' 10. '''' " '3
ernhlo In the world
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MIAiNN iNrhLhlGnNcl.

sNf,rr1r afNAN,r-rrs my
Surrises % 10 ~uu .tt- q Moon rises. q a.
nfau WsffE-rfis nav
SANDY Hook aa Ge, Island - lIeI GItc... - ~
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Furniture. carpets. holllpy. monthly pay;
mont. cow trihw..t-, 10 AM l1i NA"lsIa street, 10
Ia. 80 WAIerOp.!!s AtD
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The juvenile stomach may be- disciplined with
MIX Vi Mlsn,ala, which always eonq1Vis indigo s'on -
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MlRRTED.

DRYFR-vANDERPoEL On THURSDAY, April 20. NJ
Calvary Baptist Church, hy tho Rev Robert : MacAr:
thnr Laurent b Dryer to Mary w. Youngest daughter II
Edward vanderpOcl, NJ. ID. all Of this city.
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Attention. IN you wish 10 get ri Of yoW cough.
Potter : Cough Balsam. Price - an, aui u cents
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SpstilI Hotties.

ME~sHs. Mex EssON ~ ROBBINS. Drug
g-tS this the MliOV-llc that NlOG
some and nutritious tonic GOLDEN LIEBiGS LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF II suits the most delicate stomach,
in0sr vitality into the system restores the appetite, and
always produces good hdol, health. ana strength.
BRAN FOOD.-A Botanical Extract for strength
Brain ami restoring the loss sexual power
Price a. Depot ALLEN Pharmacy, 18th It and LIST av.
UNION LAW and collection Agcncy-COiecuOns
j. u. CuNkLiN. 20 Aston House.
BANJO.-I guarantee to teach an, 90 tunes tor -.
BALDWfN. g15 Fulton It Brouklyn
SILK MATS, 81 worth ~. 33Cas.imcrc hat, si00
at BOs1M iCk = aii and $50 Canal st. ne ar Greene.
FOUR-Y EAR.OID pure rye whisky 81 pc
gallon, 81 per large bottle NNAN BELL ~ 'hambrrsst
a sis HAT sI.Vo.-G Gent. air hats and fine Derby
at Wholesale prices ~ New Church It, NJ stairs
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Clothes WrIngers of all kinds repifci promptly
Mcuo, chtan Waslins Machine 90 81 coiuanitst, NY'
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THINE EYES WOULD EMULATE THE DIA-
NN>h -N.iN ili's 'AcsHie called ~. hu.hi a, tia
N.ni' tu. fhr,an diamonds are really so and llng
yen t'd WiM "nWuo diamond coating. prccipiialoA
VIZ. 40 " 'e in'iiN al. as durable 'h,ir lusirr 70
Sw,l,I rgef'i F.alSh All rWca.n sue,t N,w
l'1" se"A I9l Illustrated ir,v hst -LL.
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Dyeing aud Clcnning-rhe Empire nyrn- and
CONmn. 60 can iDr ant d. lysr goods work ,urp4.s'
b, nurr Onirc, W'n Broadway near ~ Il ~ ON
AZ ucnr ian st. 27b -h az, near -itl st KUssuole
llvt,l, Broadway ami ~ l.
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II Operates Like MnGic.-Mrs wlNsLoW'S
Soothing syrup Tor children I. tthis. soften, Ga, gums
T, lucos Inflammation. allaA, all pain.
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Tmltrd At Io.iuN'A lowest Iucts ht steam power.
Cleaning and D.slniceuns Company, ~ Crosby, near
y o..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-23

tSeisvine Souner-Journal
The famous Edwards estate, value A al
e0O, 100000, in New York city, VIII ich
was first advertised in Anguet, 1870. a. d
which has rece0tly been referred to IL
the New YORK papers, is likely to fall
70 the Mathews family, in Kcatucky,
they having established lineal descent
and indisputable clain to their share Of
the estate, through The Hon. c. N.
Mathews, Of Newcastle, nd their atkor-
neys In New York. The wife Of Nr.
Mathews has proved her ationship =
l. great niece Of Robert Edwards, the
man who made the lease Of the property.
The lease was made for 80 years, Of
ground In the heart OF the city, and ex-
pired only few months ago. DR.. j.
a. Mathews, Of this city, Is . son OF the
Hon: G. a: Matthews, and will be one Of
the direct heirs.
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ny virtue OF . certified copy OF q de-
y cree 70 me directed from the Clerk
Of the Dubois Circuit Court. In . cause
wherein William >. Culbertson and
William A. Culbsrtson are PLAINTIFF,
and Peter Newton, Nancy M. Newton,
George Alvey and Phoebe Alvey are
defendants, requiring me TO make the
sum or nine hundred and sixteen dol
lars and ten cents, with interest on
said decree and costs, l will expose st
public sale to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, MARCH gath. 1877.
between the hours or 10 O'Clock, \. =.
and o'clock, r. N. OF said day. AZ the
q DOR Of the Court House in Jasper. Du-
be Is county, Indiana, the rents and pro-
dts for term not exceeding seven yesrs.
OF the following described real estate,
to-wit:
The northeast quarter or the south
west quarter and the northwest quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter OF section
No. thil'ty-six (36h IN township No.
two az, south OF range three (3)
wed, containing eighty three 1881
acres. All'o that portion Of the SOUTH
east Qnartei' Of the southwest quarter az
section No. thirty-six (3e), in township
No. two ~, south OF range No. three
(3) west lyinA, north Of certain stream
known - the Wilkinson branch. run.
ming through said tract Of land last
described, containing fifteen (l6) acres
more or less. Also thirty-two (32)
acres more or lass, In the south- west
quarter Of the southeast quarter or
section No. thirty-six 1851 ia township
No. two III, south Of range No. three
I 81 west, containing in all one hundred
and thirty 1901 acres more or less.
situated In the county Of DUBOIS, and
State Of Indiana
And on failure to realize the full
amount Of principal, interest and costs.
called for by said decree, I will a
the same time and place expose Ct
public sale the fee simple OF said real
estate, or 80 much thereof AZ may Be-
sufficient 70 discharge said decree, 10
terra and costs.
said saie will b made without sny
relief whatever from valuation or a.
praissmenk laws.
GEORGE cox.
sheriff of Dubois County.
J. g. ScHArsa, Plaintiff ATTY.
Fob. 2Sd, i675--Sw. 70. r SIS %.
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!" The Illinois Legislature IL being
petitioned to enact law to punish wife,
beaters q the whipping-post. The SEN
timental lsgislator is wiping his specta-
clcs and shuddering It the thought Of
the thing, but the fhct remaips that NO
mcdicine;hAs ever been found 20 eflca-
cious for the professional wife-whipper
- an application Of whipping-post, well
rubbed in
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NOTICE IL hereby given, that by vir.
49, tue OF = certified copy Of decree
10 nle directt from the Clerk OF the
Dubois Circuit Court. In . cause wherein
Clara Goctx, Executrix Of the last will
of Matthias Gocty, deceased, Cxtharina
Erny. Edward Erny aud Others are
plainiiffs aud William Hannaman,
Francis Smith. Gcorgians Smith aud
others are defendants. requiring me To
make the sum Of three thousand aud
sixty-four dollars and fifteen cents, with
interest on said decree, and c0sts, I will
expose It public sale to the highest
bidder Al the door Of the Court House
Of Dubois county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 10th, 1877.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and o'clock. L. M. OF said day. the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven
years Of the following described real
estate, situated IN Dubois county, State
OF Indiana, to-wit:
The southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter Of section No. twenty-sia
26h and the northwest quarter Of the
mort west quarter of section No. thirty-
I'VE 36t all In township No. one |,
south Of range No. five 81 west, ex-
ccpting two acres particularly described
as follows. viz: Part Of the north west
quarter Of the northwest quarter OF
section No. thirty-five 1851, town one
q !, south OF range No. five west. ~ fol
lows: Commencing at Il point 4. 81
chains north and 20 feet west, Of the
southeast corner Of said quarter. thence
west 3. 10 chains, thence north q. ~
chains, thence south ~ degrees and 20
minutes east 3. 81 chains, thence south
>. 81 chains TO the place Of beginning,
containing two acres.
And on failure TO realize the full
amount Of principal, interest and costs
called for by said decree, will Al the
same time and place, aud ia like manner
sell the fec simple OF said real estate.
Said sale will be made without relief
from valuation OF appraiscmen, LAWS Of
the State OF Indiana.
GEORI II cox.
Sheriff Lal.,i~ County.
BRUNO Bv.fTrvf.. fA4iiiff'S AIRY.
Feb. 18th. is-. cA fp.f $500
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WV bttIt> "OEA Vut~u1&(us
The Kountiny Khan Kommission. whs
were chosen under : law intended "a
direct them to find out who was truly
elected President BY the votes Of the
people. and report the result 10 Con.
rr-ss. decided last Friday that they
would not examine as 10 who was
elected. hut would themselves vote that
Louisiana was carried BY Hayes with
""f hearing my evidence. thus miser.
ally aud rrin'inally shirking the very
lsbcr for which they were created. II
amer hearing evidence they had so de.
cided. there might have been respect
shown their decision but Il l. entitled
TO none now. The House should I'm
nediatelv proceed to elect . President,
- tscm the evidence no one received Z
fair majority last November--though
Tii,icn had the most electoral votes and
ess.oNO majority Of the popular vote.