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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-09-01

THE COURT DE INQUIRY.

The court of inquiry appointed to in
vest'gate the charges against Col Perry
convenes on Monday next. It is cam
posed of honorable men who will consii
er these charges with flclty both to
Col. Perry and those who complain
against him. Frank Leslic's Illustrated
has sketch Of Perry as an officer, at
the. close Of which it asserts that the
local volunteers in the war had charged
cowardice against the Col, but that hi.
superior officers had, unb known to Per.
ry thoroughly Investigated these charges
and had cxonera,el him completely
from all blame and that Gen. Howard
had certified to his bravery. If this be
SO then the present court of inquiry
must be considered only as farce. The
assertion in Leslie we look upon as an
attempt to forest,l public opinion in his
favor by some quondam friend, as we
know not of any such investigation by
his superior officers, nor of bis accusers
ever having been heard before any such
investigation. The question CT his
conduct at Cottonwood on tie 4th and
9th OF July has been matter of much
controversy and the public now are
deeply interested in having the ia It's
pro and con fairly presented and adm
dicated aud either his innocence or ruilt
clearly established No man eau de-
sire that stigma should res. upon his
bravery when it is not mcrited. Let
his :ccusors now show their proof. or
lot them forever keep silent
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by telegraph to the oresonian'l
LATEST E'.fOE5 'g11G EACs-
'l'1a.gtS.

SAT- LAKE.Aus 23.-Gen. Howard
has been reinforced b. Capt. Bainbrldse.
from Fort Hall, with one company and
about so Banuock Indians, and are
at present in pursuit of the hostlles,
who are supposed to be making for
Henry's lake, which is about 90 mites
northeast from the stage road where
the crossing was made. Howards force
Was camped yesterday morning "n Shot
gun creek, which is about - u,iles
north from the stage road. On the
10Th, Towards force was increased
bv the arrival of Col. Miller with about
800 Iriautry in wagons. Howard had
with him ii ,ut 200 cavalry IN addition
to tie force with Capt. Banbridge.
Gen. Howard Was camped at function,
Is miles north of Pleasant valley, he
sent 60 men and some Indian scouts
across the country to H9nry's lake to
intercept the lnd' This command
did not fad any Indians there and re.
'nrneu and passed Pleasant valley yes
terIay on their way after Howard
A. but eight or ten Virginia City vol
nnteers have gone home. The indians
have not been in hurry or anxious
to avoid Il fight. They are supposed
to be numbered between 4G0 and 500.
and seem to be making their way to-
ward the Crow country onthe Yellow.
stone. The freight train Ut james Hay
den, on the Salmon river road. is sup.
posed to be destroyed by the Indians.
as a number Of mules belonging to him
has been found on the stage road. also
the mules Ct another train belonging t.
Shoupa. \ C uricr ia expected tron
Howard to day
VIRGINIA Mont. Aug. 23.-Two
scouts from Fort Ellis got here at & this
morning. report sqnaw can.p at Herr. :
lake, but they were breaking camp aud
moving toward GcyYer basin when they
left yesterday morning. Lieut.. I.cary.
Towards commissary here. says when
he left the front the Indians were for.
'ifyiny at place called the lava beds.
lie til ks Gen. Howard struck them
yesterday.
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- u Nj MONS

In tie District Court. lst Judicial n;..-.
Territory OF Idailb. County of Nez psras s''
Henderson Critics, plaintiff vs.. Ellen C,;,..
PENDANT. "
TO Ellen CITIES, defendant.
NWT UEREAS. HENDERSON cp1r,
w as plaintiff has brought an Ac,;alS
gainst you in the above Named court tho
plant in which is flei in said county ra.r
action is to dissolve the bonds of matrimnrv' ~a
for general relief. You are, therefore b., aaa
required to appear and answer the s.d ~!
plaiut within the time following, town, y.
served within said county, ten DAYS; if se,,',
out of said county hut within said dist,
twenty days; in all other eases 80 DAYS. e,a,s
sive in either case of the day of service. O,ha.
wise judgement Ivy ,ietnu.t will lie taken
gainst you, according to the PRAYER Of s,;a
complaint by which prayer the plaintiff ,st.
the dissolution of bonds of atrimonv and oo,
ernl relief, and yon viii take notice that if van
tail to answer the said complaint, the ,,;n,;s
will take Judgement according to prayer of CON-
rlHint
In witness whereof, have hereur to set ~,
hand and affixed the seal of sal,
( s., c"ur. this 4tL day of August A. b
'"'' ! 1877. Ii. SQUIER,
-- Clerk Of the 1st Judicial District
d. J. WARNER,
Deputy Clerk.
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PEAcnlSG ON EAcn OrnEg.-We were
told 10y one who claim: to be well nos,ed
that tue lodiaas at Lapwai are now telling
tales on the hamias. They allege IA large
number of the kamins took part aud assis
ted IN the Clearwater fight and used euns
and ammunition that had been furnished
TO them for defending KAusia. They saw
that the Kamias caused the surrender of
the prisoners who were taken to Vancouver
under fraudulent representations aud this
has caused the peachirg. Il is. further
asserted that the plot was laid for Ger.
tain Indian td take command and rise
and kill Tie Agent and MI the whites there.
all the examinations and determinations are
now coming 10 the surface through di;er.
sity of feeling between the Kamias AMI
Lapwai Indians. We are not prepared 10
believe the above bat it may be we'll to slit
matters.
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OF Nea Perez.
Loewcnberg Bros plaintiffs vs.. Saml Phinpev
ct al, defendants.
Action brought in the District Court of the
First ,lu!ica District of Idaho Territory in
and fer the County Of Nez Perez in the Office Of
the clerk Of said District Court.
rESHE PEOPLE OF InAIO TFRRlrORY
4 send greeting to SAMU tL PHINNEY, ".
4. CURRY and ". \. CALDWELL. defendants.
You are hereby required to aprear in an action
hr"nght against You by the ahnvc-naincd Plain.
tilfs in the District Court of the First Judicial
District Of Idaho Territory in and for the Coun.
ty at Nez lerce and 10 answer the complaint
filed therein. within zen days exclusive Of tho
day OF scrvice) after the service on YOU of thi.
umm"n>--i' served within this county or If
served cut II tnlS county, hit in this district,
within twenty days: otherwise, within thirty
days ar judgment by Gefaut will be taken
against YOU, according to the prayer Of said
complaint. The said action is brought tn re.
cover on certain pronissnry note tie sum Of
four hundred dollars (Siee) go!i coin, with in
terest at one and one half per cent ner month
from August % 1873 and for costs of suit.
And you are hereby notified that ii YOU fail to
appear and answer said complaint, as above re-
cure :. the sal! plaintiffs will take Judgment for
the sum Of four hundred dolklrS. ,::inOl gold
in with interest and costs rs st forth in said
complaint.
Given u:der my hand aud he seal or the Dis
r-~> trct Court of the First judicial Dis
er,, 'rict Of Idaho Territory in and for
the County of Nez Perez this 9Th day
~-~- Of June in the year Of or Lord ono
thou sand eight hundred and seventy seven.
II. SGUIER,
Cers.
l3-Sw
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l>l l., ID
Administering Notice

n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
\. v undersigned administrator of the cstatc ut
James bake, deceased. to creditors of and all
persons having ella ms against the sail ,locenSeI
10 exh'oif them. with the necessary vouchers
Whhln ten months after the first publication O,
thI> notice. 70 the said administrator 1t his res
idenee on White Bird creek. Idaho Co. 1T.
GEORGE WOODWARD,
Administrator
Dated Mt. Idaho I. T. aug. cath 1877.
26-4.
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TD OFF,: s.s:s DG' iEaE UNA.
TED STATES ARMY, AND
CXaas.4sS.

LIST Lieut.. Edward r. Theller. 81 In.
fantry, was allIcdand hi. body robbed by
Nez Perez Indians under Looking Glas,
and Juseph, near Mt Idaho, Idaho
Territory, June II 1877.
lie had upon his pers N at that tim,
the following articles OF jeweIry, which
VIII probably, sooner Or later, ial! into
the hands OF white persons, and which
his widow would be yrcatfuI to be in
formed of. Or to have forwarded TO her
One large gold watch : h1n,ing case
with an inscription
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CHiLo1sA SrLGEN-.it WAS suggested 70
Us thls week that Some persons were busy
~ say ing THAT by reason of the coarse
OF NE TELLER the troopS were 70 withdraw
their presej,ce from Lewiston. he paerie
brains who would co jare mp Such Il reason
rs influencing the movement of troops
should have "Mot'leE Goose melodies
taught them in shorS lessons. No stronger
meEta! food coul! they endure. We bav g
TOO mach confidence, in the Intelligence o.
those III command of,hese troons to believe
TOR one momen, they would be Influenced
by any criticism we or any other journalist
might offer npon the management OF TIM,
war or upon 'he present Indian policy to
cause them to change quarters or remove
from The point hest situated for The cnncen.
'ra'ion Of forces TO become seryicrnbIe.
Troops are not moved for the purpose OF
receiving iandaiion or csc ming criticism
.=--sHsEzz
LATER.-A dispatch TO the commanf,
from Gen. Howard reached here on Tues
day night said thnt the hosiiles had gone
south east Of Henry Lake through Leach ;
pass towards the Yellowstone, and ,ha,
Gen. Miles would intercept from the east,
u this be so there is reasonable nro bahili,,
that they will not retnrn west in force.
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PR SENTrU TO
Dr.. L. \. THRILLER.

and possibly Stain. that it was present
ed by the Trustees Of Public Schools
in San Francesca.
Also, attached to the watch was il
heavy gold chain co'npo>e OF very large
links, with round gold BAH at tho free
end.
Also, a gold ring set with large plain
moss agate.
Also, sleeve buttons, the size Of /
dollar gold piece, chased around the
edge aud plain in the centre.
The watch, above described. is a fam,
lis heirloom, having belonged to Capt.
iheller's fathers, and is the more val
ued on that account.
Any Information concerning the ar
uc.es herein cnumer .:ed vail be hank
inily received by Mrs. +. Il. rheler.
2l2o Bush Street, San Francisco, Cal
t,rnia, or by the Assistant Adiutant
General, Headquarters Department OF
the Columbia. Portland. Oresoa.
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SU MI MON S.

In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis.
trict Of Idaho Territory in and for the County
OF Nea Perez.
Loewcnberg Bros. plaintiffs, vs.. Sam. Phnpev
ct al, defendants.
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Action brought in the District Court of tn
First judicial district of Idaho Territory j,
and fer the County of Nez Perez in the Office o
the clerk Of said District Court.
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the jury Warrants which he now holds
instead Of money, and if the action of said
treasurer was not warranted or authorized
10y law, han the Parish Attorney is here
by instructed and required to take imme-
diate steps against the ex-Trcasurer for
the recovery in cash of the amount of
SS:36l, 6s.
DIR. tiaudet being in the chair, it was re-
solved that a committee ofthlec be appoint
cd to examine all claims outstanding ar-
ain>t the School Board and make a report
of the legality Of all such claims as soon as
practicable.
4 proposition of Pierre Grove offering to
rent Il house in The Stll. ward for the sum
of $500 per month was accepted by the
Board.
Mr.. j. l.. Gaudet was authorized to rent
a suitable building for IL school in the 5th.
ward at a rate of compensation not to ex-
cc,d s. or 81 per month.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
at the Court House Oh Saturday, July 1ith.
lS77.at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
J. l.. GAIDET.
Secretary. O. GAtDET,
President pro temp.
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On motion duly seconded, it was
resolved, That a Committee of three
be appointed by the President to
examine the conditions of the Court
House building, the clerks Office
and the Jail building, and that said
Committee report ut the next meet
ing OF this body.
The President appointed on said
Committee J. a. Druilhet, n. Mire
and Ihos. Mooney.
There being 10 other business,
the Police Jury adjourned to meet
on the End. Saturday OF August
next, 1877.
A.. l.. BOURGEOIS,
EMILE j.. LAICHE, President.
Secretary.
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rotice.

BY virtue of an ordinance of the Polio.
Jury under date of the 9th. of June 1877,
| will sell ut Public Auction, OH Monday
the 9th. of July, 1e77, at the Court Hous,
OF this Parish, at IL O'Clock \. NJ. the ull-
expired term of the lease of the Court
House Ferry. which term expires on tn;
9th. of December 1877. The purchaser t,
assume the Obligations imposed by law
and the conditions of sale OF ferries of st,
James Parish, made on the 9th. of Nov,
l~76. Price Of adj Indication cash in t.. 5
Currency.
4. l.. BOURGEOIS.
President of the Police Jury.
st. JalleS. June 2lst.. 1877.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Taxpayers of st. James Parish are
hereby notified that the assessment of all
taxable property in the Parish will be be-
gun on Monday next, the 2sth of May, in
the LIST ward. r.
Tax Payers are requested t, 11%prcparc a
statement Of their property, as we'll as Il
list of children Of both sexes and OF bM!l
colors, between the ages Of 6 and p years,
living Oh their premises.
JULES DORNIER.
st. James. May %, 1877. Assessor.
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st. James. July I, 1877.

st. James. July I, 1877.
All persons havingclaims against
the public Schools of this Parish,
must present the same for approval
to the undersigned within Fifteen
days from date hereof.
j. l.. GATDET.
Chairman Committee on Claims.
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.AucH0n Sale.
Without Reserve or Limit,
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.

On Saturday July l4th. 1877. at 10 o'c.
4. NJ, on the premises, the contents OF the
Well known Banditti Store. situated on the
White Hall, consisting Of Cry Goods, Gro
c%trica. Household Furniture, Cooking Sto-
We, &c. in lots to suit purchasers.
COnditiOn:-CASH.
a. w. WEBRE, A~uctioneer.
st. James Parish, July 18th. 1877.
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.FO e.

Resolved by the Police Jury of st. James.
that all claims against the Parish of st.
James for debts contracted previous to the
year le77 Must be presented to some mem
her of the Committee on claims, or to the
Parish Attorney on or before the 10th. day
Of July lS77, and that public notice of this
Resolution he given in the official Journal
during thirty days.
4. l.. BOURGEOIS.
EMILE J. lA1CHE. ifrest. Police Jury.
Secty. Police jury.
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&ueCiNI Notice.

All delinquent Tax-Paye:s owing the
Special Rathbone fax, will call at my ot1i-
ct and pay the same within Ten days from
the date of this notice or else proceeded
against as the law directs.
L. C. MfRE,
Tax Collector.
Parish of st. James, June 9th, 1877
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SATURDAY. JULY II, 1877.
Official
Fourth Judicial District.

Comprising the. Parishes of Ascension,
ST. James, st. John the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District Judye.--.-..-----.M" Morris Marks,
District Attorney. +. Is. Earhart.
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LIE DIR. MENG Went Sc tixer dttinitive-
ment dams la Paroissc st. Jacques.
ii otfrc SEES services commc medccin, Chi
rurgien ct printipalement aecouchenr. II
habitants de In paroisse.
II espcrc que trenie cinq aas de pratiilt
Ell Louisiana lni meriteroht III c'lltiancc
quill s%ollicite dc tous les paroissiens. Ii
fera tout Scs efforts pour tichcr de lac1ue-
rir ct lie sen rcndre digne.
Sa residence est chez Mr. Alexandra We
gas, rise gauchc, IL. district. limit.
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To tn ~Tax-Paycl's
Sc-OE THE
Parish'Of st. James.

The Tax-Payers and Merchants of the
Parish OF st. James are hereby notified to
call ut my office at the Court House, to pay
their Taxes aud Licenses.
Office open from 8 A.. NJ. t." +. N.
T.. c. MIRE. Tax Collector.
st. James Parish, May 2nd., 1877.
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Seventh Senatorial District.

Comprising the Parishes OF Ascension
and st. James.
State Senator.-.-....--....Pi 3rre Landry.
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r. p
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law.

Courthouse, Parish of st. James: Con-
vent L. q.
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POLICE JURY.
President, A. J.. Bourgeois:
Secretary, Emile J. Laichc; ; II
Members, j. a. Druilhet. J. B. Fcrchans
Felicicn Waguespack, Desir6 Leblanc, ia
mes Davis. Alfred Mire. Henry johnson.
Thomas Mooney, Richard A. Harrison.
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SCHOOL BOARD.

SCHOOL BOARD.
President, J. Gcntil;
Secretary, }. Louis Gaddet:
Members, DR.. O. Gaudct, J. n. Thiho-
ieanx, d. L. Bourgeois. +. Numa Martin,
7'helesphorc Dugas, A. W. Thompson, John
DickersOn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-31

~ The Evansville Courier trn'h-
fmllv remark, lhsi Mr.. samuel N. Glib
sons amery. -What are The issues be-
tween the two parties 2" l. difficult 20
answer. II has been ono ar the chief
obstacles III the way OF vigorous aud
effective organization OF the Democratic
party. that the Eastern wing is owned
and controlled BY the money-mongers,
aud that tic Eastern wing have dictated
the parIy platform and the party policy,
The Democrats of the West and South
can make very broad Issue between
tie two parties in they will bnt assume
command Of the Democratic hosts and
compel Eastern leaders to take back
seats. Ii the Western and Southern
Democracy have the courage 70 take a
bold stand ia favor OF the repeal OF tile
National Bank law. the repeal Of the
Resumption act. The repeal Of the act OF
1850 By whici, the people Will be robbed
OF 800 millions Of money, we shall be
successful, because SUCH declaration 81
principles ard purposes would give ns
the votes Of every man in the country
- 10 desires the downfall OF the money.
moagers. The Courier believes the
Western and Southern Democracy will
rake that position in their several State
Conventions anl in the National Con
veation three years hence. Unless they
90 The party will probably dissolve o.
die as it ought. for the want OF an az.
gressive platform, in favor Of the labor
ing masses.
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NOTICE Il hereby given that Nv
virtue 81 az order III tie Dtlbni~
tifcuit NAri. ils undersigned. Admin
islratnr M thr estate Ut Ralph 'i iirsNo
deceased, WEI offer for sale .at Public
Auriion. on the premises. on
SATuRn AZ, rCTOBEReth. iSl7.
at ono O'Clock i. a.. nn undivided two
thirds pari ~ the following described
real estate situated III nonne township.
Dubois county. Indiana. io-wir: The
norii-easI quarter of The -osslh-ca~t
quarter ~ section No. twelve III. ~
township No. one Al. south ~ range
~. slN Gi west. 40 acres. and The north
West QlHreF ufiie Southwest quarter ol
section No seven ~. in township No.
One II y. south ~ range No. i've 90 west,
i0acrer. ai,sl combining ia both 50 acres,
more Or les.
TERMS W. SALE -One-fonrtls OF the
purchase money 10 be paid IA cash: the
residue IN three equal payments, al six
twelve and eighteen months. deferred
payments 10 be secured 81 notes hearing
interest. waving valuation and apprai,e-
ment laws, with good freehold surety 10
the approval OF tie Administrator.
EFHRAnI w. CRoSiEE, Adm'r.
WN- A. 1KAlLOE, Atty.
August 81. is11--dw.
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When the Blossoms Cover u
Darling.

This Is the name OF another Of the
popular Charlie Bakers new songs and
can be had from any music dealer in the
Uuitcd States, or from the publisher. +
w. HELMlcK. No. so West Fourth Street
Cincinnati. o., BY sending IS cents.
When the blossoms cover US darling.
With their bloom of white and gold,
And our faces are hid from each other
In the church. yard, 50 white and SO cold
OF the many dear ones who viii never
See our faces or greet Us again.
Are there any kind hearts in that
day love,
Who viii think Of US. care for Is then
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HAeAEs GLoyF. Mo. Auu. ~. ~.
Nh. LDsroR We read Your paper a.
u letter t.om home, and wanl y little
spare 'or our friends benefit.
lamcs L.. Kemp anl family have start
ed for nnhols. 70 yisit relatives. and We
hope he will w received as hccomeIh
the good. lanes j. geni.cmsn. and
one Of The best corn aisrv> ii inrIh-
east Missouri llr has seventN -ive
acres of the flnesl corn N shelby county
and viii make ten barrels 20 The acre.
We wish him sAie Journey and pleas
ant yl>sl.
The farmers of Shelby county wear
smiles now. Oh account vi fine esop
prospects. u. :. Kemp has iinc crop
this year. think he aims 10 catch 'le
bird this fall. Look out. aud build the
cage first.
Hard times here a. elsewhere. Cattle
feeders are offering 81 IS per barrel for
corn. =. GILMAN.
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The Railroad Bridge nj Council
Bluffs Blown Away.

CouNctL BLrFF~. Iowa. Aug. Is
Two spans Of the Missouri river bridge
az Ills place. $50 feet each Ii length.
were blown down ana almost wholly
destroyed daring a violent wind ana
rain storm which prevailed here this
morning. The storm was from The
Aorlh. mad struek the easleriy end % ihe
immense structure Will such force A ~
wrench 500 feet Oft from its connections
and topple ID into the river. twisting the
large wrought iron ssfirgegs nnd cot
aims into an endless variety az shapes.
a Dolt onc-half Of the debris y out oi
sight under the water. and the remainder
lies on tic side and at the fonl ~ the
high embaukinent cn tue EASTERN ar-
proach. 1t is impossible az this writing
to give ANYTHING like correei estimate
OF the loss. but it is undoubtedly very
lie .vy Tile dismaniled piers. s. far ~
eau he seen. are uninjured, gs also j. The
remainder az the bridge, nine spans IL
length.
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STATE or IsDIASA. Dranis Co->Tl. So.
NOTICE j. hereby civrn ~ William
~ a. Cri5crtson. whp IN appears ~
affidavit tiirtl Il nonreSiAerf Oh The
State 0f Indiana. that Georgp ynrgcr naS
filed Il complaint aAi commenced nj
actinu against him. the -til Nilliun Az.
Culberisou. and Joseph A. Miller
Analia Miller and others ii the Dubois
Circnii Court Of che state ~ Indiana,
~ iorerlo-c 4 mortgage pa Real Estate,
III said county.
said defendant ~ therefore. hereby
notified. that said cause viii stand for
issue and trial ~ the next term of saiG
Dubois Circuit Court. 10 he begun and
held ~ The Court House. III The town of
.'asper. III Dubois County. State DC In
lana- On the Third Monaag Of October,
1877. Al which term Sail defendant may
appear aud answer plaintiff complaint.
Or tie same will BE- beard and deter
mined III their absence.
PETER 4. GosNAN>. Clerk
Dubois tircuii Court.
BRfrSo BrETTNFE. piiI~. ATTY.
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