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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
DEMOCRATIC CRITICISM OF DEMOCRATS.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Sunday Herdtd'

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Sunday Herdtd
the oldest and influential Democratic journal I'D
Washington makes the following sensible editorial re-
marks to-day on the present political situation:
of Contemporaries seem to think 1t essential 10
the wctbeng of the Democratic party TO MAINTAIN IN
tact the solid south. To mind no idea can be more
pCrncipus Until the color line is abolished, and whites
as well blacks divide political questions III the
South without reference color the whites now DO a
the North, the action OF political parties VIII NOT ne
healthy conducive the well-bcing OF the country
Sectional divisions in politics are abnormal ana
every true patriot will rejoice to see them abolished Inc
Democratic party Is now in majority, Dut III canhot
keep by holding frantcaly on to vanishing issues Dy
fighting against the everlasting elements oil Ille ana
change resisting the order of nature IL must get
power by wisely approaching the Issues oil te pres
ent as they arise IL viii never succeed by bonrDonlsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
SPIRIT OF THE CAROLINIANs.
= NILNs4 DETERMINATION 10 SEE HAMPlt
GOVERNOR.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.


WAsHNCToN, April An interview with
Hon. L. {. NorthrOp Cigouit Judge Of the Seventh
strict Of South Carolina, Is published here. After pay
~ high compliment 10 the manhood and integrity Of
U~ Chamberlain, he proceeds 10 describe the situation
Ga says: "Tbe Democrats believe, as they do
a their existence. that Hampton received over
= 10 majority OF the votes cast. and is
HE lawfully eloc,ed Governor They claim ii has
pe@h decided i'll their favor by The courts and they would
seerS defend by the last dollar and the last life
nave never such profound excite and fDfsxiDle
.esonnon az exists throughout hoy section. II is In
Neiy nb"r OF the atmosphere. and must be felt 10 be
toerstood II Is Kind OF frenzy that POSSESSED the
k'epe Oi Paris IN 1898. II has been waiting ike a
" aimed Tiger on the hHt movement Of Hanpton's finger
~ nps IL that movement had been made the whole
nMy OF The United States would have had business on
Y hands IL would have been hard for the South 10
NC sste crushed out In blood and the end might have
fSted again the vengeance Of the Republic Incy will
10 a. Hampton says, and IL looks as II North Carolina
wd Virginia would too"
IN reply 10 IA question what the result would be II
famDefaln was recognized ana the recognition en-
6eed Judge NortbTOp said: :" only speak for my
s4"si Know the feeling there II matters not w W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
NICHOLS REDUCING EXPENSES.

NEw-ORLEANs, April 1t is CLAIMED by the
friends the Nichols government that the reductions
effected by the Nichols Legislature the system OF as
sesmen and collection Of the revenue, and III the judi
cal legislative, parochia and municipal expenses III
the State exceeds 100000 per annum Many cnnDer-
some laws have simpcd, and satisfactory arrange
ments are being perfected for the payment OF the Jy
interest on tie State debt The collection OF taxes III the
First District Now reans exceed Sll5OOO TO Date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
NETWORK. MONDAY. APRIL 3. 1877.

commission Louisiana until Thursday night and then
only after frequent solicitations and the urgent advice OF
leading Democrats In Washington aud NewOrleans lie
hopes the commission may be able to forward the
Presidents policy Of pacfcalion but he can see
no feasihe plon for doing so now. lie thinks the way
may be found clear when the commission reaches LOUISE
ana and takes in the situation. He VIII nearby CO.
operate dong what the President desires III the inter-
est of establishing the riGhtful government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
THE CHICO SLAUGHTER.

SAN FRANCISCO, April Ia ChlcO dispatch
says j. NJ swain, member OF the Council of Nine, hs
made confession OF the in which the affairs OF
the council were conducted which agrees with pTeyi'
ously pubshcd statements OF the deliberate plans when
crc lad involving the destruction Of property ana the
tak,,g of life potn white and Chinese. Among those
whom "A seems proposed 10 the council ~ III SUI
iet. of thor nurieruus was tno Hon JOhu BID
yTcu candiiqte for Governor tho independent ticket
,,,ri, te last cunplan no inlnicgl tO the order
an arcunt Oh eApioyns ouinaen ON his ranch Ia thc
vicinity uf CAlCO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE POPE AND ITALY.

ROME April I, IsI1.
The Pope received 1000 pilgrims on Satur-
day and delivered speech in French
The (o,ricre dItdta saws " In view of the agitation
which the Catholics appear to desire to raise, Sgnor
Melegari Minister of Foreign Affairs has authorized the
Italian representatives abroad to give if asked the most
reassuring explanations to the Governments hrm III
tenon respect and respect for the Papal GUAR
antees law"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
TIE BIsCAYANs PROMISED PROTECTION.


The Governor has issued proclamation
that the Government will respect the rights Of Bscay
and recommending the inhabitants to remain tranquil.
II also announces that the provincial junas viii shortly
he summoned TO elect provincial magistrates and arrange
the existing difficulties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
THE FRENCH BUDGET REPORT.

LONuOS. saturday, March ~, $50
A dispatch to Tie Times from Paris states
that the BUDGET Committee though almost exclusively
radical refused 20 adopt the report on the Pubic NOr-
h in estimates drawn ~ " Guicard, account OF ITS
IOsfV The
". OliicAard 10 remodel the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
THE PUBLIC WORKS BILL SIGNED BY THE
GOVERNOR

ALBANY, N. Y, April 1.-Gov. Robinson has
iped the ill relative the superintendent OF Public
WORKS Under this bill (Which is the one passed after the
Governor had vetoed the first one) the canals can DC
onened and managed by officials now In Office, ana Tie
commitment OF q superintendent can be deferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
TIE BRITISH REVENUE.


The revenue returns for the financial year
ended Saturday show that the total revenue was 4's
O36 which Glj3 O36 in Of the Budget est
mate and II 1888 of the revenue OF the pre-
yious year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Commodore John Guest
has been command the Navy Yard at Portsmouth
IL in place Capt Earl English who has been detached
from the vi that yard and ordered " continue on
duty as captain of the yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
GOV, BROWNS HOPE.

ATLANTA, Ca, March 31.-Gov. Brown OF
Tennessee in an interview with reporter of The Constr
.fon states that he did not accept position Oh the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02

HARRISBURG. Penn, April lat meeting
OF Board of Directors Of the State Bank of this city
on Saturday 1t resolved that the bank at 90
into liquidation. II also resolved that the lquida
ton shall be made In the following manner The cashier
shall immediately pay 20 per cent OF all claims against
the bank they mature, and shall pay the balance OF
said claims as soon as the bank realize sufficient
money for that purpose from its assets.
In circular signed by the President and Cashier,
issued yesterday, they say this action has been in
duced by the unpr0abeness OF the banking business
The others however assured that
assets arc ample satisfy all claims Tho and
liabilities set forth In the circular are rs follows:
liabilities l6zN<S
Assets over liabilities ;.,........... stoo36 70
The doors OF the bank viii DO kept open during busi
man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
BANK TROUBLES.
SUSPENSION OF THE STATE BANK OF NEw-BEUNs-
WICK, y.

SUSPENSION OF THE STATE BANK OF NEw-BEUNs-
WICK y. J.
new brunswick, n. j., April 1.-The state
Eonk Of Ncw-BrUnswick, n. j., closed It's doors at lo
D. IN yesterday There had been rumors OF It's unsound-
ness for some time, and depOs6rs had been Withdrawing
their money freely for the past few days NeVefheess
the news Of its suspension surprise TO those not
intimately connected with its position and created some
CONSERVATION and great deal OF gossip The panK SUI
fered from the panic OF 1879 and In 1879 insttuteda
sut against the Woodwork Carpet Company FOR nearly
81 OOC 600 Col Fellows and Mr. Brooke were the coun-
sci for the carpet manufacturers and the BANK was &c
featcd temporary suspension was the result but the
bank again resumed business and has struggled along
till the present difficulty The President Mr. Abraham
Voorhees, refuses to seen and the other officials are
either invisible or hOpcessy reticent Mr. Haltln0ore,
the County Collector attempted in the morning to draw dt
fLe norton OF the county funds deposit IA the bank, but
was e declines TO satc the exact ain0unt
I'm osss sion of the institution but acknowledge bat
exceeds - 900 One OF the Officially deprCcatos thc pub
LEGATION OF anything concerning what hc wishes 10 %
consIdpred as temporary trouble. He states that the
hank has money on deposit in NewYork 10 an amount
sufficient enable IL TO resume business on Monddy Dut
be seems To DC alone In that opinion. -,
IL IL understood that owing 10 the dizziness OF the times
notes have been renewed instead of being PAD IN il,
and tho business Dcn OF the cly app'a 10 nave nto
faith in the banks IN ure prosperity.
The following Is the quarterly statement OF the BANK
rendered the Secretary OF State on the "a day OF
January. 1877:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
HAMPToN's OFFICES.

Leaving the State House aud stroiiing down Tue
broad, sunny, lonesome main street. was diIecaea
10 the second floor of a small two-story BRICK build
ing for the offices of the Hampton Government. On
the lower floor was a bank. Mounting narrow
wooden staircase came to landing on which two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
SCENES AT COLUMBIA.

A VIEW OF THE RIVAL HEADQUARTERS.
A GRAPHIC PICTURE OF THE SLEEPY CITY, THE
TUMBLE-DowS STATE HOUSE, AND HAMPToNs
SPARTAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PoPU-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
PROSPECTS OF PEACE.

THE PROTOCOL SIGNED AT LONDON.
The DOCUMENT To BE SUBMITTED TO THE PoErE-
THE TREATY OF PARIS VIRTUALLY ABRoGATED-
ELEMENTS OF TROUBLE SILL UNTITLED.
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

AT a regular session Of the Board OF
Trustees Of the Town Of Jasper, when
present. Jos. Egg. Peter Il. Scheurich
and Matthias Gut9escl, Trustees for said
Town, the following ordinance was
adopted
BE il ordained by the Board Of Trus.
tees Of the Town Of Jasper, that every
person who in rude, insolent or angry
manner, shall unlawfuIv touch another
within the corporate limits Of said Town
OF Jasper, shall be deemed guilty Of an
assault and battery. and upon conviction,
shall forfeit and pay to the Town ofJas-
per, not less than one nor more than five
dollars and the cost Of suit, aud that the
same shall be III full force from and
after its publication In the Jasper Weekly
Courier.
OFFICE or CLERK or THE Town or
JAsrER, July 81. 1s77.{
! y. L. Greene. Clerk OF the Corpora
ton Vi Jasper, do hereby certify that The
above and foregoing ordinance Il true
full and correct copy Of Az ordinance
adopted BY the Board Of Trustees OF said
town, AT their meeting held July "a.
1871, az appears on record In nv Office
Witness my hand, this "a day July,
1877. II. Il. 3REESE ~
Clerk Town 81 Jasper.
July ~ 1s77-3w.
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e--Thc Fonrih Ma~ celebrated ~ nu'
hni. county nnmcrnmsiv. Ia Jasper The
swivel brigade IRA ~ rounds NJ ~nn-
ri~e. fnnr beautiful hickory poles We 4
rai~c,l. aud the starr spanglrd banner
flung 10 The hreexr from The puleS
and from humorous private residences,
DOL. F.lmnnsinn favored The masses ~
singing Yankee Doc lie Ia lis purity. 10
such asSfv'e - lo rouse the ratrinii
fires ~ ,-7s ~ every listener: MAJ 7
PAT. Webb read the memorable neclar-
alton in gool style: John Dillon. ESQ.
delivered IN crninn. ana The Jasper
Band r'avci excelenflv allth National
airs. amer which Cedar Garden" which
had heen opened for The day by MIR.
lawson. icsnundad will music. kept
time 10 with flving feet mill The wee
hours Of next morning. Everything
rrnducel 10 fpleasure, AM AL seemed
10 enjoy themselves.
AT Hillsboro church. the assembly
was called to order by Mr.. o. +. Hobbs ;
PRAYER BY Rev. Moore: Declaration by
T.. :. Hobbs: Grafton hv u. II. Poscv.
Esq: addresses by W. r. Townsend
aud Rev. MAIDEN; music splendid. By a
singing class. Miss lIagar presiding at
the organ. Dinner by everybody in the
woods. and water muddy III the well.
At numerous other places the day
was celebrated but we have no report
from them.
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~ Office i hereby given. That bv yir
tns OF mn execution ia me directed
from the tierk 81 Tie Duhuis Circuit
Court. viii expose IA public sale 10 The
highest li,lher nj thr door ~ The tnnrt
House ~ Dubois county. Indiana. on
SATURDAY. AIGJ>t 4ih. 1877.
between the hours 81 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
aud O'Clock H. M. ~ said aas. the .ent>
and profits fora term not cNceeuing seven
wears OF the following described rrai
estate. situated ia Duboi, county. State
OF Indiana. to-Mit:
Tie southwest quarter OF the south
wesf'quarier OF section No. seventeen (i7)
tow nshir No. two l2). south OF range No.
five 80 west. 40 acres land That partofthc
north-haf OF The southwest quar- en-
ofthc same section. town and range. lying
and being south OF Patoka river, rs acres
more or less. together 5s acres more or
less. Also. the undivided two-thirds of
the east-half of ont-lot No. fifteen (l5).
in the town OF iIuntingburg, a. shown
on the man. or chart thereto. Also part
OF in-lot No. eighty-one tsD. in the
town Of HuEtingburg. more particularly
described MS follows: Beginning ut n
point lls feet and five and one-half
inches west OF the northeast corner OF
said LOT. running thence south one hun
drcd aud forty feet thence west twenty
one feet and seven inches thence north
one hundred and forty feet: thence east
iwenty-ore feet and seven inches, to the
place Of beginning.
And on failure 10 realize the full
amount Of Judgment. interest aud costs
will at the same time and place. ex-
pose ~ public sale the fee simple OF said
real estate. or 80 much thereof as may
he sufficient TO discharge said decree,
interest and costs.
Taken a. The property of Harrie p.
Logan, at the suit OF Gresham T.. Will
liams.
Said sale will be made without relief
from valuation or appraisement laws Of
the State of Indiana
GEORGE COX.
Sheriff Dubois County.
u DcA~E 4 VI. FISHER, Plaintiffs
Attorneys.
July 18th, 1917 -3w. fp. +. SIS 90.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE i hereby given. that nv vir-
- the OF Two executions TO me directed
from the Clerk Of the Dubois Circuit
oourt, will expose al public sale to the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th. 1877,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. N.
aud 4 o'clock. +. NJ. Of said dav.
at the door Of the Court House OF Du-
bois county, Indiana. the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven
years OF the following described real
estate, to-wi.:
The northeast quarter of The south
west quarter of section No. fourteen
ll4l. township No. two (2). south
Of range No. six f6l west. 20 acres. and
the west-half Of tia southeast quarter
ofsaid section. township and range so
acres. situated IN Madison township.
Duboiscountv, Indiana. Also the north
half of the north-wesf quarter 1T The
northeast qnarter OF section No. twenty
three t23). IN said township aud range
20 acres. ia Patoka township, Dubois
corntv. Indiana.
Il such rents and profits will not soil
for sufficient sum 10 satisfy said execu-
ton interest and cost. | viii III the same
time and place expose nj public sale the
fee simple Of said real estate. or 50 much
thereof as may be sufficient 70 discharge
said decree, interest and costs.
Taken as the property Of Stephen
Med. Miller at the suit Of Andrew RoS-
cheih and the State Of Indiana on the
relation OF Abraham $. Bird.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or APP
praisemcnt laws.
GEORGE COX.
Sheriff Dubois County.
WM. "A. TRAYLoR, DILLON Diifox.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
July 18th. ls77-3w. (p. I. $l2 80.
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Notice 40 stone Masons and Con-
tractors.

NOTICE is hereby given thar The I'M
~ dersigned superintendent. will let
TO tue lowest responsible bidder on the
premises. on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-13

While iisr wufkmrn Mere preparing
Tie ,osab v. Bishop ~ falias n became
necessary to remove tie >lah covering
the tomb OF the late Bishop Brute, v ho
wn~ buried on the 18th of June. 1897.
when Il MAS found that HI remains uerr
ia almost "A complete state ui riessrsa-
ton. Ills hair amt whi~AerS hah grown
about ~ inches. and ILL., er">~. ring ann
,e-ssbnlc rrr amusi a. Well preserved
A. il hv mad vnl. hcra b4sird short
Ilfllp
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Mr. EDITOR A scene transpired In
our 'httle village yesterday evening,
which has Jared the peace OF our town
and caused the wave OF excitemen. 10
roll through our midst. a few OF our
citizens were gathered at the Esquire Z
Office, ~ witness the argument Of a
point Of law, when the two contestina
larties, who, prior TO this time. had en-
deavcred ~ settle all quarrels that arose
between our citizens, having been i'm
bued with foreign sentiments OF Russian
and Turkish principles. and
To free the heart from shades Of wrath
In cIouded paths Of darkened sin.
Just pushed aside the veil, peace;
And on their muscles, wadcd in.
The rules Of practice were suspended
for few moments. All looked to the
officers Of the law for protection and
viewed the conflict with but little alarm.
The Justice, ing Thomas, teemed to
DC the most scared--he grew weak and
trembling with tear, knowing not what
to do. cried with his tremendous voice.
Lord. Cconstable) bring up the Jail II
The heavy blows Of Prosper soon fell
Hobbs 70 the floor. when samuel. who
has lately tried the rugged ways Of mat
rImony, being not 50 easily scared a. the
King, rushed forward, and with an iron
grasp, pushed aside the parties and let
Golden Peace reign once more. Mr..
Prosper, after few minutes rest. was
arraigned before tie Justice for an assault
and battery, plead guilty. and fined two
dollars and costs. The parties left the
temple Of justice with notoriety. IL none
The wiser. We would say to each OF
them, profit by The result.
10 rest the weary, worn and weak.
From painful fights and darker WAYS |:
Reveal the shining light OF peace.
And let them catch its golden rays
ORIGINAL.
ICELAND. IND., july 1ith. 1877.
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Mr.. EDrroR:-Will You please permit
us 20 express our thanks, through TIE
columns Of the Courier, to the kind
friends OF Ireland aud Dwell. who
visited Us on the 9TH inst, bringing with
them, for our use, quite an amount oI
the necessarics ~ life. such a. eatables
and materials for clothing. and also. \
most excellent dinner. We feel that
these kind friends have expressed 4
care for our happiness and welfare. and
~ pray God 70 bless them aud MI them
with all the fruits Of Ills spirit and sun
ply All their wants.
Nv .JANrs ". Moonr.
Y May y. MovEr.
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II HE undersigned respectfully beg.
leave a. Inform nll those that are nui
~ ile ~ Tho fact. that n. has nov. aud
constantly k,tpe VA hanh. large and
complete assortment uf house furnish.
in- gnnd>, groceries AMI notions. sinve,.
castings, hnriwarc. hoilow-ware. wood
w. ware. qurrns-ware gas Ware. tin
ware st'me- ware. sheet iron. wa.r. hrass
ware aAsd rmame.eh-waru: Farmers and
snsrlianir~ tools. table and ln,ekrl cut.
lerN. >hovrl~, spades. hoes. iurk-. axes.
ialrnri~. NJ. IN li'ri almost rvrrNihin.
iic'diu' thai can hr used about a house
ir iuim, All viii IN .uid "A lhe VERY
loves price,, ana u large PROPORTION ~
lirst en>t. Come where Won ran ret
me best and what YOU nrcd ~ The very
bottom prices. Pay 40 attention "a
What Won hear. but come md see for
,siui selves. Also. good >cl uf timers
and tools. with good a~sori-
lnent OF stock. patterns. Ne, Tor sale.
H. r.. POTTER.
wf>r END o. MAIN sr.. IgEl.AND.f<p.
.iulv l3 '-7--su
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rstcrshrrv Press.
Capt Levi Ferguson returned heme
from indianapolis last week. The
Captain informs ns that he will move 10
Martinsville 20 make that place his fn-
ture home about September next.
~. Howe. druggist Of Orwell. was
in the CITY Yesterday. spending The
Fourth with his many friends az this
place. file called ut this Office before
leaving town and privately informed u
that he i il need Of a good wife. Girls,
here Il chance.
We saw Mr.. Howe at IIi,lsboro pic
mic on the 4th, looking satisfied with
bis happiness. as though he was sure of
what the Press says he wants.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
LAND.

l&A y ~.
NOTICE l. hereby given il.at y,
~ virtue 81 an orncr ~ ihe DGboi
Circuit Court. the undersigned. Admin
istfatcr OF the estate ~ John Arhnc
81. deceased, will offer .or lie IL iubli,
Auction. On the premises. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25sh, 1877
the following lanls and real estate Il
the dcceIcni. sismatrh IN Tile County N
Drbois and State OF Indiana. Ia. viii:
Thc undivided fwo-lhirl parts of ~,
northwest part Of fractional section
number iwemiy-scvrl l.-i I. IN township
NO. one !. north "fr nnr NJ I've 81
west, Lounde a. follows. lp-MiI: Com
mcncing AZ the nnrfh-w il corner OF
sail fractional section :thrnrc south with
The west line 81 said fractional section.
70 the northwest CORNER III The Iands
formerly belonging 10 William tsvcn
der. now 70 John Brcidemharh'- heirs
thence cast with the north line of aid
Brcidenbarii's heirs lands 10 Mil; creek
thence north with the ineaiislerS VI Mill
creek 10 White river thence northwest
with the ncanders &c. White river ~
where section Lire dividing - aud "a
crosses White river: thence west with
tle last two named lines 10 fhr place OF
beginning. containing l2U acres. more
% les.
Also. the undivided fwo-ihird parts
of the northeast quarter 81 section 40.
twenty-eight I2sl in township No. one.
la !, north Of range No. 10 west: con-
tanning 100 acres. more or less.
Both tracts will be offered for sale
together.
TERMS or SALE One-fnnr'h Of the
purchase money 10 Ne paid in cash: the
residue ~ three equal payments. nj six.
twelve and eighteen months. deferred
payments 10 be secured Nv notes bearing
interest at the rate Of six per cent. per
annum. waving valuation aud appraise-
ment laws, with good freehold ~urctics.
Sale to begin al . o'clock. y. NJ.
JONI MEMS. JR., Admir-.
BERNo BuETrxFR, Atty.
July IL lS77--1w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bridge Repairing.

~ Office j. hereby given that the un-
- dersigned superintendent. will lei
me contract 10 The lowest responsible
bidder. on the premises. on
SATURDAY. August fth. 1877,
for the repair OF the bridge across Pa
toka river. ~ klingel's mil. The sue
cessiul bidder Will DC required 10 give
bond with good surety, Ia double tie
amount OF his bid, for The com pleten OF
his contract. The Superintendent re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
HARRISON MORGAN, Sup't.
July IL. ls77--4w.