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OF the provisions OF this act. shall b.
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor. and
upon conviction thereof. shall be i'm.
prisoned in the county jail for not less
than six months or more than twelve
months. and fined in any sum not less
than s25 or more than $500. in the dis
lcretion OF the court.
Sec. III. Anv person making false
oath or affirmation 10 obtain 4 cerifi-
cate IN accordance with the provisions
~ this act. shall be deemed guilty OF
wilfnl and corrupt perjury. and upon
conviction thereof. shall be subject to
al the pains and penalties attached TO
such crime by the laws Of the State Of
Indiana
Sec IL. Any clerk OF anv circuit
court IN the State OF Indiana, who shall
issue certificate 10 any person to prac-
tice medicine, midwifery and surgery.
who shall not have complied with the
foregoing provisions Of this act. shall be
deemed guilty OF misdemeanor. and
upon conviction thereof shall be i'm
prisoned in the county jail not less than
ten days or more than six months. and
hned ~ any sum not less than $40 or
more than 500, in the discretion of the
ronrf-
Sec IS. Emergency declared.
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For the Jasper Courier
Modern Christians.

HOW frequent do we hear devout
lthrisfian woman denonnce Others q,
their sex for mot being A. good as they
ought 10 be- &C. Woman Is woman.
worst enemy. and If one of them through
love and misplaced confidence Yields "a
me ;empier. the whole pack Of she
wolves pounce down upon her. and
nguraiively speaking. tear her limb
from limb. II may be that the tongue
of siander has been busy with the fair
iaue OF some innocent woman. sucb
cases are not uncommon. fhev are daily
occurrences What does the average
Christian woman do? Does she refute
ihe SANDER: Does she follow out the
precepts Of the founder OF her religion.
Jesus Christ. Does she say, Let he
who Is without sin cast the first stone .
IN fact. does she do what Christ com
manded. We fear not. We never
found one OF them who gave kind
word 10 save fallen sister. Oh. no I,
that j. no, Modern Christianity. Mod
efn Christian women seem 10 think il
duty 10 push down their fallen and fall
ing sister. They would be polluted bv
The touch Of the vile creature. who has
faiien from grace. and she who might
have been arrested in her downward
course, bs kind word. il sent headong
10 her dcom BY those whose duty II was
10 save her. The man who seduces
and DESTROYS is admitted into society.
Out not 50 with woman. The man who
would save fallen woman by marrying
her receives no thanks. no encourage
ment- lie simply becomes an oufcast as
the woman was. and they are both shut
out from society. No amount of good
done. no amount of repentance for past
deeds will wipe ouf the stain. but human
beings judge their felIoM~creatures and
luige them harshly too. The dcvouti
christian will consign fellow being 10 |
everlasting banishment from society.
and will 70 home and pray. :. Forgive
rs our debts as we forgive those Who'll
Ire>pa-s against us-r They refuse for |
ziyeness. aid, succor friendship. brother
" or sisterly love, charity. etc. 10 theirI
and in the next breath
ssk the Almighty 10 grant them the |
same boon. Nine-fenths Of the fallen
women OF our land are sent 10 perdition
by sanity Christian women. who
honght i pious duty TO expose and
,anIsn them from society. when they
vould have only been following OUT the
command Of Christ If they had given
hem aid. succor aud assistance. Kind
words and wise counsel have saved
hon>ands from crime. but kicking All
allen man or woman is rot liable TO
lelp ihes.l ID any manner: and 10 hcarl,
hfisiian people repudiatr the teach
ngs of The New Testament, i not calcu-
sted 70 give Iniidels very exalted opin-
On ~ Tie influences OF Christianity. Ill.
hank God that am not Christian. II
though lexpeci 20 he. evervtilnc hear
Christian woman run down her own
TX. Roxra
PoKTERsyrLlF. March 1879.
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Enron Courier. Our worthy news.
writer from PortersviIle desires 10 bear
from bennington. Salt Lake and Bunker
hill would like 70 inform him that
the above named places are still here
upon the land and among the Ewing !:
move breathe and gossip about each
other.
The people in each territory are arous-
81 each morning by the screams ~
loud and shrill. OF l.. Il. L's steam saw
mill and spoke factory. Bird ius, maSes
things 20 since he came back from Indi-
annapolis. We do not like 10 be profane
but he made ne think the other morning
while gazing on his corpuiencv walking
down street. that God Almirhtv's over
coat wouldn't make him 4 sleeve pocke,
Our territory i without a governor
wilson Lennon has been The chosen
one but his extensive law practice COM
peis him TO decline the nomination.
Governor Shelton. with hjs Dr;va,e
Secretary will soon move thei, o,,arters
back 10 Salt Lake. As thev have livcd III
winter ~ "huckner's Parsonage north
Of Clay Lemmon's.
Tip Greene has moved from the hot
toms and gone back 10 "Swcct ireland VI
Thomas Silicox. rather sonred on HE
honey. or his honey soured on him. and
he struck bee-line for TEXAS. IT;s
heart sank 10 the bottom Of bis tronsers
pockets, when he thought Of younr
" Stobuck calling for "a.
A would-be-belle OF this nlaca 80
rather exulting over her good looks
and was heard 70 say. "weiI. now If NJ
had front tooth replaced, and pair ofI
rubber CATERS, ia be an right. | conld
'hcn Just get any OF the best Poor
portant articles?
Frank I.ansfcrd has gone crazy again.
It. over his boy this time.
Well, Mr., Editor. do you keen waste |
basket. Surely the army or local cor
Iesronnen'. are gaining 80 many re-
cr'iits thar greatly fear IL YOU nave no, !
already on hand one OF those canine
lnings thar correspondents most dread. |
you viii DC compelled ID purchase opc'
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We suppose IL 'Ksra Kapu" was
Editor OF the Courier. he would be well
supplied. and great many OF us "aspi-
rants would find ourselves safely lodg-
ed therein. His article last week set fire
70 the : Society Splinters :" stood Aunt
Judy" on her ear. and put head ON
:. Peie's Mule" saving nothing Of how
he used the Rovers and Lockers. the
HANDLERS and the general itemizers-
Hoping you are more generous. and are
blessed with more patience. we promise
YOU will hear from us again Al an esrly
day. PRY LINN.
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Ns~ fork world.
The irreconcilable difference Of opin-
ion between Democratic House which
will continue 10 be Democratic and q
Republican Senate which Yesterday
ceased 10 tie Republican concerned the
use Of tine army in elections This issue
was sharply and accurately defined by
Senator Blaine and Senator Beck in the
Senate Yesterday. and with equal empha-
sis bv Mr.. Hewitt in the House. and
was thus drawn. nj the cost Of an extra
session. with special reference Of course
10 the election OF 1880. The Democrats
mean 10 prevent Republican secretary
Of war from employing bayonets TO elect
4 Republican candidate for President,
and the Republicans seek TO continue
the use Of weapons they have for 50
many years so effectively applied. The
question j. thus party question on both
sides. but there Is also fundamental
principle Of civil liberty involved in IL,
and this principle Is upheld by the
Democrats and assailed by the RcpubIi-
cans. American critics who are not
partizans, or are not partizans 10 the
point OF sacrificing their fair-minded-
ness. can see this principle more clearly
II they will ask themselves whether they
would like 10 see such a power 10 use
the army exercised for partizan pur-
poses BY Democratic president after
1881.
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THE MULE.
His Use in the Army and his SUE
perior;ty to the Horse.

Se~ York Tines.
The germ OF an export trade in mules
seems TO be fairly contained in the order
Of the British war Office that number
of them. bought in equal proportion in
France, Spain. and the United States.
should be sent 10 Zuiu- land. there TO
read in company with their more gener-
ous brother. the horse. tie path TO glory
or grave. II il so much the fashion to
jeer AZ this much-despised but extreemly
useful animal. that il is hard to obtain
fair hearing for his virtues.
And vet. friendless as he IL above all
nonvenomons creatures, he has been
lauded in more than one official report
during and since our war. Generals Of
worldwide fame have gone ont of their
way 10 declare that though not so strong
as the horse. he i stronger in proportion
TO his weight. that his tough hide in
sures him against sores upon his back.
and his solid hoof against lameness that
his diseases are few. and that he grooms
himself by roll in the sand; that his
walk il very fast which Is very i'm
porfant in beast Of burden. land that up
to certain point he is very willing
worker. Beyond that point II is true
that he refuses 10 go. As what reasonable
animal. man or beast, does mot? Be-
yond this. he has
CERTAIN CAPACITIES
especially fitting him for services in =
hot. mountainous country. His sure
footedness IL = proverb; he can stand
heat which kills men and horses. and he
90 fnf -. -
which horses starve, which is very lucky
for him. rs in the country 10 which the
representatives Of his race are going
forage will always be scarce, and will
be worth its weight in silver,
II not in gold During our war the
quartermasters gave each horse ~
pounds OF hay and IL Of grain per day.
and thought mules pampered on eight
pounds Of hay and II Of grain. Lastly,
he j. fit for use sooner than horse. or
u two years old, and outlasting the
horse by I'D years. If not more. And
Fe;. great as are his virtues in life. thev
IRE exceeded by his succulcnce as meat.
no less an authority than Briilaf Savran
having recorded .ihaf the iowl steak Of
! mule i preferable a. any Of the meals
II civilization and this is consider
liion not to be desnisci. in view Of
What experience shows to be probable
'xigencies Of a war commissariat in
avage country. This Il what may be
OF ordinary mules. and a. Ken
ucky mules are nj least as good as Ken
ucky horses. which i TO say as good as
nv in the world. the first order for
mules for war purposes NAV be expected
o be repeated many times over. and
ut OF This steady demand for mules
or purposes Of peace. as well as for
var is not unlikely TO grow.
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Thirty tsousand applications for ar
rears of pensions have been made thus
.ar, and the 2T.0Oocoo appropriated IS
tho frs :nsialIment will be exhausted
vers speedily.
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DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, by
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Mrs. Gertrude nlller Va. Charle. nriel.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
= parish OF Orleans, No. 4560o-By virtue Of q
writ OF seizure and sale. to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled
cause will proceed to sell at public
auction, Of the Merchants and Auctioneers' nv
change. Royal street. between Canal and Cns-
tomhouse streets, In the Second District of Ibis
city. on SATURDAY, july 26, 1879. at IL O'clock
M, the following I described property, to wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with FL the buildings and improvements there
On. situated In this parish on the right bank If
me River mississippi. In the Bourg Duyerie.
designated Us lot number three of SQUIRE MN
Der sly. bounded by the Public Road or Patter-
son. Lavsrgne and Delaronda streets. md q
portlGn OF ground reservar' ny tile heirs of Mis-
tress Duverje, said lot bavine Fteuch measure
nfty n1ne feet eleven iLctlts nIr six lines front
on said Public Road or Patterson street 6na
hundred and tweuty feet Ia depth on the Ii ne
which separates it from lot plumber tyr, ono
hundred and tarer fae saveil inches IN danth
on me lfne separating It from, lot nu,i her fonr
ana ten inches In width la tFs rear sale Ie,t ia,
ing OF triangular form, according 10 a plan
drawn by A. d'Ham"cGnrt. on tie eighteenth ~
warren, 1872 GatWsited n the office Of Louis n
Care. late notary putl}c in this city. safi
property was acdaitna by Charles Brit, hv mn
chase from Henry B. Reese and othe}s. nv = Of
PASSED. before T.. Ct. Gottrc!alS. n 30. ar. pny;f.
1865. ~ eooSoniool'
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Gash on tbs spot.
]: r. ALICE GAUTHREAUy.
JV11 - ~
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Ane lily OF New Orleans Va. Joseph
Keller; same vs.. same.

kHFTH, DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- lsh OF Orleans. Nos. So and ssa.Eg vrtna IL
Two Wr1es Of feri facias. to me- direotad bv The
nf the Fifth District Court for III prs
CITY taaas u the above entitled causes. for
public auc1 IL io's .; VIII proceed TO sell at
and tLxchanRe. Royal street. between Canal
trIat Su5 ~ tomnouse streets In the SECOND Dis
a. 81 Of this city. on THURSDAY 4ngust - 1sTo
artV - cloe i. M, the following described prop-
IA J; 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF eRousD s,t-
d daia N the First District of this city and
tn re as square number eix hundred and
nhrnsyinon bounded by Dupre. GaIliope, Eu-
hundred and sixty-nine feet front On = i,,rre
ddt at.t by three hundred and Twelve fset IL
?: 4 CERTAIN PORTION or aRor1nD a,t-
snnara - lls FIRST District of this city. In
90 y Constance, Annunciation. Ternaschnre
nnu neiDonene streets, and desipnaied nc Iof
s.an. lWenty three measuring thirty two feet
twentvl Sat e street By one bundled and
) 4 CERTAIN IN p odssP1h; on aporsn -.
SQUARE number two hundred and i1 fos,rtaa ~
Ynouhhnsa py Cont. Bienvile, Claiborne and
aevanteen aIa dssignated as lot number
gE.TAIN Po p.sffGSa 81 ST a II Reapsh -,
sansra ~ me Fourth District Of this civ in
second. First, cb lifgensg-seyen. bounded By
s1reefs and designated az Ints anhhnne t
sMeve; measuring seventy six faat seii ~
~; 3asoHu street by one hundred and tu. ~
Seized In the above guits.
1efms-Cash on the snot.
rvu,,J s; r ALCEE GAUTHREAry
iy1a 10 ss az. S5eriH OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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Charles Gccks ". Mrs. Louise julien.

ElIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish Of Orleans, No. e24s-B BY virtue OF a writ
Of seizure and sale, e the Civil Sheriff 81 Tic
piarlsh ct Orleans, directed BY the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. IN the above entitled cause, / will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange. Koyal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets
IN the Second District of this CITY, on SATUR-
DAY, July 26, 1872 at IL o'clock m, the follow
ing described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
rights. ways and privileges thereunto belong,
ing or In anyWise appertainng situated lying
ana b9ing In the = bird District OF this city. IN
the square bounded by Frenchmen. aoodcbtl-
dren, Union and Love streets, and measuring
thirtystwo feet front on said Frenchmen street
by sixty three feet eleven inches and three lines
IN depth between equal and par llel lines. Be-
ing the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by Inheritance from Charles Teston
deceased. according to the mortuary proeaed-
ings, No. 2s. 7o3 Of the docket of the Second Dis
triet Court for the parish of Orleans, and the
net OF delivery oflegacy executed before Amedee
Dueatel. q notary public. dated the Wenty sew
enth OF January, 1868, and registered in the
Conyeyance Office Of this city, book one hum
drad and nine, folio seventy. five,
Sn1zed in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the SPOT :....o... a.a.
J. X. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
iACS jvC O 1e % on
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHERIFF SALES.
nertrand Lapprte w. Jh. Grelier, Jr.

Hertvand I,apurte VIZ. Jh. Greller, JF.
ElDURTH DISTRICT OOU TT FOR THE PAR.
j, ish Of Orleans, No. 45e12.-.By virtue q q Wri
o Ct sbsq ne f Foar sae bs & oa paii
Of Orleans In the above entitled cause .
viii proceed to sell At public, /, auction tn On
Royal street, between Canal and Cqstomhouss
WEbaEsDAY. August d. 1878 ct u o'clock m
th fd 5fgy JHff fsSfse Id fF9poeFF
uated in the Sixth Digtrleg Of this city In To- g.
square bgunded By Foneher Delaeshals,e S Pc
certain psn drawn By Chaa. G. de L'Isle sur;
the e day ct Fas1 1sa an
public. as plan Mo. =: said. lots measuring,
according to said plan, as follows. e wit; Lot
Patrick streets. twenty. eight feet six Inches
front On. said Foueher street twenty,
Delachaise, street, one hundred and SIX;
ty. six feet eleyen inches In depth and
front on satd ST.. Patrick street and one hun
lines on the other side line dividing 1t from lot
number two: and lots numbers two. three and
four measure each twenty-seven feet front on
Delaehaise street, by the following depth. to
wit: Lot number two, one hundred and sixty
four feet nine inches and two, lines ON the. side
hundred at d sixty.two feet seven inches and
four lines on the other side line dividing 1t from
mentioned depth, on the side line diyidlng It
from lot number two and OF one hundred and
sixty feet five inches aid six lines On the other
side line dividing 1t from lot number four. and
lot number four. the last mentioned depth on
the, side line dividing 1t from lot number three,
and one hundred and fifty eight feet four
lot number five on said plan. Being tie same
property acauired by the sald Jh. Grelier. Jr..
by pnrehase from E E Pouue. per act
the eleventh day OF May, 1874.
Heized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
J. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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The City Of New Orleans w. Fred w.,.
-. w SAAA-

'HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
writ s Il Il er faeias No % asSBy virtue q
oraole the Third District Court fo py f dhe hon
c l5h q oreans In the above entitled cause par ar
lie aueoo o. a afS VII proceed to sell pub
tExchange Royal street between canal and @
cft1 GU sGreets n the Second District 81 ths
O'clock m the fooningA da azczihsa 49, at
wit - 0ooefloed property. to
uated gE q AZ r PORTION OF GROUND, Sit
square humber fi th1aa Dgriet Of this city. In
pPo oudes BY Perdid Franklin Ibertyy ana
nambar aRa Designated follows
feet front on Perddo street By gWsbnsgsnye
A. asn1a t lofs numbers one and two.
hundrad aeeI 'front.' on Perddo street b. one
Heizad In the above suit. = 0obeu'
Terms-Cash on the snot
=. e ALCEE GAUTHREAUy.
Jy19 26 aug 1854 4sA " oIaeanss
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John i. sterry vs.. John rIcPhelin.

H!ETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
49, ish Of Orleans, No. 40, 03sBy virtue of d writ
ot seizure End sale, to me directed by the hon
grable tho Fifth District Court for tho parish Of
Orleans in the above entitled cause I will pro-
Z coed 20 sell at public auction. at the Merchants
md Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street he-
tween Canal aud Gustomhouse streets, in the
second District Of this city, on SATURDAY,
August 10. 1879, at IL o'clock M, the following
sTFf ansE ppfESRRf9r aYYk + ffs or aRorsn
Mated. lying and being In the town of Belle
ville on the right bank Of the MiRsissippi river.
opposite this city. now the Fifth District Of this
city IN the square bounded by Elmire, Potter,
4 lheStnut and ak streets, and designated on N
certain plan drawn by Louis Fl. Pile. SURVEYOR,
10 the record Of @. Ainsworth, late notary
public tn this city. by the numbers twenty four
twenty i've and twenty six, Of square number
I0ur, bounded as aforesaid. Which said lots
SAgloln each other and measure as follows, to
VII: Lot number twenty-four thirty-one feet
eix Inches and four lines front on Elmire
street.; lot number twenty five thirty one feet
number twenty.six thirty-one feet nine inches
front on said Elmire street: all by depth be-.
tween parallel lines of one hundred and twenty
AeHt American measure. Lot number TWENTY
6l6 forming the corner of EImire and Peter
streets. Together with the buildings and I'M
provenents thereon. rights. ways and advan-
tHRes thereunto belonging. or IN anywise ar
pertaining. Being the same property acquired
by the late John McPhelin. deceased. by pur-
chase from the succession Of James Black ner
act passed before w. j.. Uastell. notary. Oh Jan
nary II. 1875.
Seized In the above salt.
]. +. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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