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HOW 1T HAPPENED.

Eloouence did it. The claim that Gen.
Baker was nominated for Railroad Com
missioner as part of plot or trade is a
great mistake. Gov. Marshall was Hub
bard man. Up to few days before the
convention he had been the leading stock
holder IN the Dispatch, which supported
Gen. Hubbard's candidacy. 1t is doubt
full whether Gen. Baker himself expected
to defeat Gov. Marshall. Gen. Baker
was selected to present Clark
Thompson's name as can
didate for governor. The pins
were all set for Hubbard, so that Thomp-
sons candidacy was an empty affair, but
Gen. Baker nevertheless presented his
name with eloquent vehemence. Being
ready speaker he made telling hit in
behalf of the claims of southern Mime
sota-so telling that southern Minnesota
absolutely woke up. While hopelessly
committed on the governorship they were
determined to secure something, and
what more natural than that they
should select the man who had
so eloquently championed the
rights, and we may add the wrongs, of
that locality. 1t should be recorded as a
historical fact that Gen. Bakers speech
scalped the bald headed charger of the
nreirioc
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MEETING THE ISSUE.

Judging from the sentiment of those
who are already here there is little doubt
that the convention to-day will squarely
meet the only practical issue presented
in this State. The Democratic party has
from the outset opposed reputation as
steadfastly as the Republicans have ad-
vecated it. The temper of the delegates
to the convention to-day, as far as they
have arrived, is in keeping with the
general policy Of the party.
The Republican party last week by its
silence, practically endorsed repudiatien
and its cewardly non-action was so &C
eepted by the whole country. The Dem
scratle party is not afraid to pursue an
honorable policy, and it will not hesitate
to-day to declare In favor of meeting the
state obligations which the Republicans
have repudiated for twenty years.
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Health and Happiness.

It seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
any impure condition of the blood, when
Scovill's Blood and Liver Syrup win restore
perfect health to the physical organization.
1t is indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, and has proven itself to be the best blood
purifier ever discovered, effectually curing
Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders, Weakness Of
the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and Debfli-
ty. 1t corrects indigestion. It makes the
old feel young, and the young feel gay; and
will invariably drive out Of the system the
many Ills that human flesh Is heir too. A
single bottle win prove to you It's merits as q
health remover, for It actssl charm, e.
pecially whep the complaint il Of an exhaust
We nature, having tendency to lessen tie
natural vigor Of tn brain and nervous system.
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no OCCASION FOE EXCITEMENT.

An anonymous correspondent asks us
Why we do net grow more ferocious over
Che Red Wing Minneapolis bartering Of
judgeship. We venture to say that our
correspondent is Republican, who is
simply dlsgruntled because his faction
was thrashed. There is no occasion for
this eleventh hour excitement. A party
hat stole the Presidency, and resolutely
and unanimously endorsed the theft,
sstonishes no enc when it buys or sells a
petty judgeship. 1t is simply character
istic, but not exciting.
The GLOBE accepts it as matter of
course, and in accord with the general
Republican policy. The Republicans
whs are doing so much bowling are the
biggest knaves in the pack. They have
uniformly been guilty of much greater
Tascalities.
The Pioneer Press, which is such an eX-
snplar of virtue, blackmailed Bill King
cut Of t30, geo for the support of Bill
Window for the Senate.
Bill Window, the high moral exponent
Of Republican ideas, stood up IN Congress
and voted government aid for the North
ern Pacific, with $4,000 of the stock in
his pocket, which had been judiciously
put there when they were looking for the
places where it would do the most good.
The gang of virtuous denouncers of
Judge Vanderburg are the men who
were parties to the purchase of at
least two votes, for cash. in
the Republican legislative caucus of
1859, which nominated Senator Ramsey,
By one vote only and even that mis-
count The conversion of one Republi-
can to the Ramsey cause oy the aid of
$4,000 cash, and another by the aid of
1880, are historical facts in the politics
Of Minnesota, and the business was trans
acted by the men who are so indignant
over the Vanderburg affair.
The Republicans who are so agitated
ever the Red Wing Minneapolis trade
are simply pack of political rascals, who
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Donations to ST. Luke's Hospital for
September.
Bundle of scribner's, A Friend; New york
Weekly Tribune, Mrs. NcLsren; two
glasses of jelly and jar of pickles. Mrs Hunt;
bundle of papers, A Friend; twelve glasses of
Jelly, Mrs. Gilfllan; jar of preserves, Mrs.
Crowley; bundle of old linen, Mrs Pitts;
bnndle Of papers, st. Paul Book & Stationary
store; two jars of jelly, Mrs. Horace Thomp-
son; bowl Of jelly. Mrs. Mott; two bowls Of
Jelly, Mrs. s. g. Breed; two bowls OF jelly,
Mrs. Hamilton; bundle Of old linen and two
sheets, Mrs. s. 3. Breed; bottle of Cod Liver
oil, A Friend; Evening Dispatch, Editor;
Living Church, Editor; 1hrleI's Weekly and
Monthly st. Paul Book q Sg14onaryestore.
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A TICKET TO WIN.

The Ramsey county democracy named
a ticket yesterday which will be approved
and supported with cordiality by the
people, 1t is not a fossil affair, COM
posed of venerable office seekers or office
holders, but contains fresh blood, which
will labor to build up the party. 1t is
ticket which will be elected
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TH Cincinnati spectators who re-
Gently made raid on the Chicago gam
hlers let the latter off with half mil
lien. Deacon Hobbs and his Methodist
cohorts are now squeezing the board of
trade fellows on corn, and maybe will
net let them off so lightly.
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have for once been beaten at the game
they have been playing for twenty years.
The Republican party of Minnesota is
neither better nor worse than it was before
the State convention last week.
There is little room for it to become
any worse, and no prospect of Its becom-
ing any better.
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Z 10000
THE COURTS.
United States Dists-Sst Court.
before Judge Nslson.]

The United States W.. Ebsn @. Thsanls. Perjury
in procuring prs-snpdon claims. OoAtinuDd to
HeUt term.
Chas. Stsp,Dnson. Selling liqueR - Indians.
InfernaMoD fled against Fred. Absls for selling
liquor to Indians. Plea Of guilty entsrel and Aned
The United States ". Chas. Walk. Information
filed for Eelli.g liquor TO Indians. Plea Of guilty
entered fined $3s and ten days In jan. OonAittsd
The Unitsd States ~. liver 1h>nDsea- SelliE 3
lsaf tobacco without Hesnne. Jury eat.
Frank Feso. Infofmahsn 6lAA for selnnf NQusr
to indians. On trial.
The q nited Btgtes ". Patrick Dempsey aAa John
Peatsrs. Inlistnsat for robbery rstur1ed.
The United otsAss ". G. Il. Decker. Ynforms-
formation for robbery OF postofics ct Blue Earth
City.
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Supreme Court.

At the session Of the supreme ssurt, yesterday
the following cases were heard and determined:
Lossntz Psterssa rsspondsnt, VI. E;ins p. Talst
appellant Order Of court below affirmed.
Wilson Van Lam appellant, ~. =. Hsntges ana
p. schaller respondents. Notion to dismim sp-
peal grAltDd under "a -.
The State Of Minnesota *. rel. Emma Lee r.
spendsat VI. J. II. Ven Schock, - county auditor
Of Redwood county, appsllsat. Argued and sub
mitted
RJ Quits respondent, ". James z. Coehron sp-
pellaat. Judgment Alarmed.
Adjourned until 30 this morning.
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The Malley Murder Trial.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. SIN the Malley murder
trial Mrs. Cramer, mother of Jennie, testified
She exhibited hat with white feather, worr
by Jennie when found dead, and said the beads
were still at the undertaker's, and some pieces
Mrs. Cramer gave evidence of continued sor-
row. She brought to the court in a bundle
sill of Jennie's garments worn at the time Of
her death. Clara Louise Malley, sister oil
James, was cross-examined at length, but in
sisted her former testimony was true.
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TIE municipality Of Chicago is being
ran ON the cheap plan. Its official
mourning for Garfield cost only $4,000
The bill on the occasion of Lincoln's
death was $4,000.
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Burr.1

Burt Carrier; disorderly. Fined s.. Paid.
Patrick SIN tn; drunk. Fined $40 Paid
John efo, drunk and disordery Fined =. Paid.
n. Rebholfz; assault and bsttery. Fined $40.
Bal forfeited
O. Hass; asssult and battery. Continued to 90
tsbr7.
@. Lengren; Aisordezly conduct. Continued to
October z.
T. Anderson, g. Patterson. n. Houhhan: disor-
DERBY coaduat. Rvprimaaded aud discharged.
VIM Summers ard wn. Donovan; larceny. Dis
charged.
Bridget Patterson, R. Patterson, Thos Can, Thos.
La,kia: the two fermer discharged and the two
= ter fined S26. Paid
b. Tobin: cruelty to animals Discharged.
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DENgCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

Ths Democratic State Central Committee has des-
ignassd Thursday, October at II o'clock m, as the
hue for the Democrstic State Convention to meet
In e. Paul, to place in nomination candidates for
Governor Lieutenant Governor, State Auditor, Sec
Rotary Of State Treasurer, Attorney General, Ball
eos1 Copmissiener Three Associate Justices of the
6npesms court, and Clerk of the supreme Oo1rt.
She basis Of representation win be one delegate
Sar essh l6e votes major fraction thereof cast for
On hancock The several counties will be entitled
ha TIA folloztnQ number of delegates:
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DEMOCRATIC STAT. CONTENTION.
The Democratic State convention will
assemble at the Opera house at IL m. to-
day to nominate full State ticket. No
county should be without representation
SS-day.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 5.-Dr. Robinson,
who died at his home here to-day, was proba-
bly, the most prominent citizen of Kentucky,
and was certainly one of the most prominent
and one of the ablest American divines. he
was born in Streahine, County Tyrone, Ireland,
in the year 1914. -s7
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TIE papers throughout the country
regard the cowardly silence Of the Repub-
lican state convention last week as equl-
yalcnt TO reputation.
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n. DORAN'S REPORTS.
The following quotations giving the range
OF the markets during the day were received by
n. DoRAN, commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5, 10 A. M.-Spot
whsat firm; 1@2d higher. Floating cargoes
firm. Cargoes on passage firmly held; Sd
higher. French country markets generally
dearer. Weather in England cool.
New YORK, Oct 4, 1900 M.-Wheat ir-
regular; Milwaukee and Chicago 1.45@1 As.
1890 P. M.-Spring weaker; No. Q Las:
winter options weak; rail red nominally La;
shippers holding back.
100 P. M.-Spring wheat quiet; s1.44 bid
for No. 2: No. held at lao; winter options
steadier; rail red quiet, 1. 54@l54H.
WHEAT
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PRHs1DENT ARTHUR is just 81 years
old. He will feel like 1o2 when he has
wrestled few years with the half breeds
and stalwarts.
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District Court.
before Judge Brill

The state VI. Carrie Morrison; keeping house Of
iLfame. Z lea Of not guilty entered,
The state ". ". 81. Naashsld and q. . Jaine;
obtaining money under false prstsbses. BAH for
fsited.
Henry Boyle; larceny from shop. ssntencea to
years iaprisesment IN the psnitAnt sry ct Still
water.
Claxissa A. Reynolds W. John B. Dr1sbin. Yer
dict for plaintiff fer S162.0o.
JOAN Peters VI. Haycsck Co., ct 81. Jury trial.
Eva Lamphrey W. J. B. LampArey. Order Ger
recfing case.
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The provincial grand lodge of masons, of
West Yorkshire, Eng, has resolved to send
coincidence to Mrs. Garfeldss5
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Consult the European regular graduate
Diploma in office-on all sexual, nervous, and
chronic diseases. Twelve years experience.
Sea advertisement elsewhere. ga Jackson ST..
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Gas Fixtures, PortAbiss, Shades, at Kenny &
Hudner's.
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WHEAT.
CHICAGO.
MILWAUKEE,.

Wheat receipts in Milwaukee $4,000 bushels;
shipments 80, 100 bushels.
Stock OF wheat in Milwaukee $4,000
bushele,
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Set Back Forty-Two Y, ars.
Sunday Mercrry.l

81 was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, etc.; my blood
became thin; | was dull and inactive;
could hardly crawl about; was an old
worn out man all over; could get nothing
to help me, until got Hop Bitters, and
am boy again. Ny blood and kidneys
are all right, and am as active as man
of 30, although am II, and have no
doubt it will do as well for others OF my
age. 1t IS worth trial."-(Father.)
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MARKET MISCELLANY.

The Stock Market Somewhat Unsettled
With q Tendency to Lower Prices The
Stringsncy in Money the Cause Wheat
Decidedly Stronger-A Slight Decline in
Provisions.
ST.. PAUL, Thursday, Oct. 3.
On the board of trade yesterday prices and
transactions were a. follows:
Wheat-No. 1 hard, $1.36; No. do,
$1.33; No. 3, $1.20; No. 4, $1.10; rejeced,
$l0O.
Corn-Ns. ., eoc bid, CSC asked; No. 8,
Csc bid, 66c asked
Oats-No. 2 white, Acc bid; No. 8 do. 48c;
No. Q mixed, 4Sc; No. do.4 7c. Sales,
five cars No. 2 white, at SOC.
Barley-No. Q. CSC bid; No. extra, SIC;
No. 3 75c.
Rye-No. Q, 92c bid.
Flax Seed-$l Is bid.
Ground Feed-Offered at $26 so. Sales, one
| car at $4,000, and one car at $26 so.
Corn Meal-Offered at $26 10.
Bran-$l2.5O bid.
Baled Hay-sl4. 5O315.Oo bid. Sale, three
cars at $500.
Potatoes-75c bid. Sale, one car at 7Sc.
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graded road, for superstructure of the several
companies, as follows:
On the line of the Minnesota Il Pacific Rail-
road company, 60 miles and 1918 feet.
On the Minneapolis Cedar Valley, COX
miles.
On the Transit, so miles.
On the Southern Minnesota, or main line Of
the Minnesota Valley, 37H miles.
On the Root River BRANCH, 20 miles arG
Goa feet
The Minneapolis & Cedar Valley company
fled in the executive Office full waiver OF al
its rights under the decision of the supreme
court, accepting the original terms prescribed
by the governor.
The Southern Minnesota company SO
changed and restricted its trust deed, that IN
lea of S9,5OO, 900 proposed of first mortgsged
bonds in its original trust deed, only s., o00,-
Oa0 should be issued on its entire line of road,
including 81 ,250, 600 to the state. The Trans1t
COMPANY by its trust deed bound itself to issue
only 81, S60, eco of first mortgage bonds, in
GLIDING those of the state, until sixty-twO
miles of its road should be completed and the
cars running thereon, and only $50, eco on
each mile of its road, as it should be graded
and completed in sections of ten miles, after
the completion of the siXty-two miles as afOre
said In addition, these companies formally
accepting the ruling of the execution by
which only one-half of the state aid was TO be
applied to the grading of their respective
roads, the remaining 1925, 600 to be delivered
only as each road was completed and the cars
running thereon.
The companies last named also obligated
themselves to secure the right of way on their
respective lines as soon as possible.
The Minnesota q Pacific company also as
sented, substantially, to the terms imposed on
the Transit company, bnt the instrument was
not died in the executive office.
The history of these important enterprises
was, in brief: The work stopped, the com
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The List Of Appsintnsnts fer the Ensuine
Year at Fargo.

The List Of Appsintmsnts fer the Kssuing
Year at Fargo.
The NJ e. Conference at Fargo made up
the following lists Of appointments for the
ensuing year:
ST. PAUL DISTRICT.
Cyrus Brooks, P. E., st. Paul.
Cannon Falls-W. H soule.
Castle Rsck-Nelson Sutton.
Duluth. a. Shumats.
Dundas-W. 3. Chase.
FarmiHgton-D. T. Thompson.
Hamline-C. F Bradley.
Hastings-H. ]. Christ.
Lake CIty-T. B. Kiltlan.
Newport-Allen Fallensbit.
NorthHeld-Levi Gilbert.
Red Wing-A G. Wilson.
RED WING DISTRICT, EZRA TUCKER, p. e.
Ezra Tucker, P. E., st. Paul first church,
8. &. Smith, St. Paul; Jackson street, w. 4.
Marshall, St. Paul; Grace church, G. E. Cline,
st. Paul; Clinton avenue, David Morgan.
stillwater-T. AcClary.
Taylor's Falls-L P. Warrington.
Wyoming-To be supplied by W. T. Fen
alison.
Zumbro Falls-To be supplied by A. Will
ferd.
Hamline UnivarsitY-D. C. John, president;
G. F. Bradley and g. 8. Innis, professors and
members Of Hamline quarterly conferences.
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mr. DORAN,s REPORTS,

lex. int.
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SEX. mat. coup.
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Unreeognlzed state debt
Bonds issued in 1858 for
railroad aid due in 1883, Z
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-11

Alois Graneispacher, Jasper, and
~ w. Schwartz. Huniinrburg. the live
Druggists offhc towns, are always np %
the times and ready 70 meet the demands
of their many customers. They have
Just received supply % that wonderful
remedy that Is astonishing the world M
liz marvellous cures Dr. EiNs's NV
DISCOVERY for Consumption, Coughs
Colds. Asthma, bronchitis. Hay Fever
Phihi-ic. Group. Wkooping Cough. Tick
ling III the Throat. L0ss 81 Voice. lioar-c-
ness or any affection of the Throat and
Lungs. This remedy positively cures: q
can testify. II You % not BE-
|lieve il call 10 A Dramei-pacher Drne
store ana get Trial Bottle free q eos'
or regular sizc bottle for one dollar.
AZ You yaIne your lite. give Il - trial ~
he convinced, Is thousands already have
been.
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BRING In YorR HIcKorr--We are
now busy saving up the large amount
of hickory brought in during the winter.
and will soon have II ont Of the way, and
urge every one who has timber 70 sell =
bring il in as soon a. possible. We
want all we can gci. and will continue
paying the highest market price. Come
liz and make contracts. If you cant bring
your timber right away. 30 we may know
v what TO depend on. Scheurich y 10.
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The BEsr SALvEi in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sorcs. letter, Chopped Hands, Chill.
.piains. Corns. and an kinds Of Skin
rErupiions. This Salye i guaranteed e
give perfect satisfaction IN every ease o.
money refunded. Price Is Cents pei
box.
For SALE M A. Gramelspachcr. Jasper
Ind. and G. W. Schwartz. Huntingburg
Nov. ~. Soy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-11

0TTwo OF Pctcrsburg's faircst daugh'
tiers in company with two young gentle
men paid our city visit on last Sunday
They took supper at one Of our leading
hotels. and after refreshments, drove
back he same evening. Though the!
were American girIs. and used the ''tos
utterly utter" lawfully good ETC., thcl
were desperately fond Of sour-kroui
and one Of their attendants ordefcs
4 large dish OF that delicacy. The.
took il raw. After cake and tea i j
splendid desert. Just try It.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-11

RfvrvAr---A considerable revival Of
religion Il going on In Granville under
Che leadership Of Rev. Earle. AIlcongr.'
CATIONS join IN the meetings. We dom
know OF city that needs heartfelt re-.
vival Of old faehion religion more. and
II Dr. Earle can bring Bill Holman and
the famous "Ii.7 70 repentance, be viii
deserve monument.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-11

N7-Mr. Henry Melchior, having con-
cluled II was going 20 be too cold g
sleep alone this winter, and having go'
the consent Of an csfimsble young lady
10 match with him. commenced building
q new residence on the PorteIsville road
on Monday. and will have Il ready be-
fore cold weather.
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6TWc hcar good deal Of the present
prosperous times. Prices Of every thing
except labor IL increasing. Are times
prosperous when the money y being
taken in by the rich, and the poor have
q hard time 10 exc out . living! Ina
Is Republican prosperity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-11

a The title OF The latest rage In music
written By Indiana's new and gificd
music writer. Geo. w. Miles. Of which
we have received copy. Il Il . mar
vclous production, and has already be,
come very popular. Send IS cents, and
receive 4 copy, postpaid, from
CSC. W. MiLFs & Co. Syracuse, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-11

m, On last Tuesday articles Of incor-
pomtion lor eight local marriage cndow-
mcnt associations III this State, were
filed IN the Secretary Of States Office
Can't our young men get up an associ'
alton?
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n>TIIow can single dose Of Ayers
Pills cure headache?
By removing distractions from the
system relieving the stomach. and CIV
ing healthy action TO the digestive appa'
f0fus.
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NOTICE l. hereby given. that fhp mn
~ der~igned, Administrator AVG l'ic
estate of Paul i. Cans. late NJ Pfcbie
County. Ohio. deceased. Will In pufsu-
ance or m order ~ t'.e Dubois Circuit
Court. oIlcr AZ Public sale. on ~. prcnli-
les. for mol less than two-thirds Of lis
appraised value. On
SArU RDAY, December 81, 1851.
the following DESERVED real estate be-
longing 10 thc estate OF The dcrelcni.
situated in Dubois County, Indiana,
Ito-wit;
The North west quarter Of Section No
Eighteen (1S). Town three 60, South of
Range three 80 West. containing One
hundred and Nincty-four and Twenty
ihuudrcdths acres (i94 20-10o), more or
less.
. TFHus or SALE Onc-fhird or the
purchase money must be paid cash (: one
Third IN twelve months, and one-thiri
IL eighteen months from day Of sale. Tho
purchasers giving notes secured by
mortgage for deferred payments, waving
benefit 81 valuation or appraismcnt laws,
land bearing interest from date.
Al the same time and place. and on
THE same terms. the widow 81 said leeed-
lent will sell her onc-third interest IN and
Ito salt above described real estate.
4 JESSE 5. CANS, Admir-
y G. DosxE. ATTORNEY.
N Nov. 4ih, lsSl--4w.
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o>rWitncsscs for the defense IN tht
trial or the assassin Guitcauj arc subpG'
nacd for next Monday.
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0JLco. r. Spayd has just received
large and desirable stock Of heating
stoves, which he offers cheap.
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HrIf you want something nice for
your parlor 60 10 Leo. +. Spayd's and
get handsome CRATE and marblcized
mantle, or CRATES and summer fronts.