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Legal Notice.

WTILLIAM Chapman, Garry D. Chapman,
w Stella Chapman and Willaette Chapman,
residing in Stark county, Indiana, p. o. ad-
dress, Knox, Stark county, Ind. ; James NJ
Chapman and Hester G.. Chapman, his WIFE
residing in Lee county, Iowa. =. o. address
Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa will take notice
that James w, Henderson, Administrator with
the will annexed Of the estate of Asahel Chap
man, deceased, on the oath day of December
A. D. 1881, filed his petition in the Probate
Court Of Highland county, Ohio, alleging that
the personal estate of said decedent is INSULT
cient to pay his debts and the charges of ad-
ministering his estate that he died seized in
fee simple Of the following described real es-
tate, situated in Union township, Highland
county, Ohio, on waters Of Turtle Greek, part Of
survey Nos. 1873 and 5027;
FIRST TRACT
Beginning at the N. Il. corner Of Wrights'
survey No. 1868, and N. W. corner Of Dades'
survey No. 1873, and S. Il. corner Of Jones' sur
vey No $685.; thence with Jones line N. S8
poles to a sugar tree, maple and dogwood;
thence E. SO poles to q sugar tree, hickory and
gum thence s. SO poles to a hickory, maple
dOgwOod and whiteoak, in line OF Dades' sur
yey; thence with said line s. go deg w. 100
poles to the beginning, containing thirty-three
(33) acres, more or less.
SECOND TRACT.
Beginning at two hickories and two dog
woods, n. W. corner Of survey No. 1879 thence
with the line thereof n go deg. Z. 100 poles
to maple and sugar tree, N, W. corner to
Edom RatoliR thence S. 80 deg. Il. 30 poles to
sycamore and whiteoak, at the creek, S. w.
corner 10 EdOm RatoliH thence with the me-
anders of said creek S. "a deg. W. II poles; S.
48 deg W. 29 poles S. 40 deg. w. q poles S.
81 deg W. 16 poles S. "a deg W. IS poles; S.
IS deg. E. IA poles S. ] deg. e. 16 poles s. II
deg. e. IA poles S. 2 deg. w. 13 poles s. 81
deg. w. 23 poles s. 40 deg. W. 2S poles s. IA
deg, W, poles S, IS deg. W. 12 poies g. 4s
deg, W. II poles, to two ashes, sugar tree and
elm thence due N, l79 poles TO the beginning,
containing one hundred and seven and one
half QO75I) acres, more or less. Saving and
excepting from the above described tracts some
siXty-tive (65) acres more or less, heretofore
sold and conveyed by said decedent in his life
time
That Margaret Chapman is entitled to dover
in said premises. The prayer of said petition
is for the assignment Of dover TO said Mar
garet Chapman, widow, for sale of said premi-
ses, subject to said dover estate, for the pay-
ment Of the debts and charges aforesaid
The persons first above mentioned will fur
ther take notice, that they have been made par
ties defendant to said petition and that they
are required 10 answer the same on or before
the 25th day Of February, A, D. 1882.
JAMES w, HENDERSON,
Administrator as aforesaid.
lsSIA TRoTH, Atty.
Dec. "a, 1881. dec29w6
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LeuaI Notice.

Mary L. Jones and b, r. A. Jones, her hus-
band, who reside at Carthage, Jasper County
Missouri, and Cecilia Kerns and Granville
Kerns her husband, who reside at Newport
Holt County, Missouri, and George Shepherd
whose residence is unknown, will take notice
that Charlotte Shepherd, Administrative of the
estate OF Nelson Shepherd, deceased on the
29th day Of November. A, D. 1881, fled her
petition in the Probate Court of Highland
County, Ohio, alleging that the personal estate
of said decedant Is insufficient 10 pay his debts,
and the charges OF administering his estate ;
that he died, seized IN fee simple u the follow
ing described real estate situate In said county
on the Rocky Fork Of Paint creek, part Of Of
way Byrd's survey No. 2515, beginning at two
sugartrees. In the line Of Robert Ballard's sur
vey No 1882, and corner to Joseph Horns lot
of 86 acres thence with hisHnes, n. SO deg E.
81 poles, TO a sugar tree; thence 5. 20 deg e. 81
pOles crossing the Rocky Fork at B poles. to
two white oaks; thence s. 90 poles passing one
Of said HOul's corners at "A poles 10 q stone:
thence $. 5515 W. 26l5 poles to q stone on the
south bank nf the Rocky Fork thence with the
meanders Of said creek, 5. A deg. w. " poles /;
S.71 deg w, pUlHs tI a stone ON the south
bank Of the Rocky Fork, Ia the line of said
Robert Ballard survey; thence with said Bal
lards line, N. 1917 W. 30 poles. crossing the
branch three times, to the beginning; contain
ing 251( acres Of land more or less.
The prayer Of said petition is for a sale Of
said premises for the payment of the debts and
charges afOfesaid
The persons first above mentioned will fur-
ther take notice that they have been made par
tics defendant to said petition, and that they
are required TO answer the same ON or before
the 2lAt day OF January A, D. 1882
CHARLOTTE SHEPHERD, Administrator
HHLsBono O.. Nov %. 1881 doclw7
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The Cincinnati Coal Rinu.

A plan is suggested at Cincinnati
for breaking up the coalring at that
place. The Board of councilmen
recommend the organization of a
great coal company with two or
three million dollars of capital, the
city to give the company free wharf
age, on condition that the price of
coal shall at no time exceed fixed
figures. The objection urged against
the scheme is the possibility that the
company may become so powerful
that it would at last control the coun-
ell and get rid of its restriction The
arguments by which the plan is sup
ported are that "the public has the
same right to regulate the price of
coal as that Of water, or gas"
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Under the musical editorship of
Mr.. Louis c. Elson, several of
Boston's most eminent composers
are writing music for WIDE AWAKE,
to accompany the finest poems Of the
English poets. In the January WIDE
AWAKE, George L. Osgood gives
Christina Rossetti's "Christmas Car
ol' a beautiful setting, while in the
February number Mr.. Elson himself
writes the music for Shelley's "To a
Skylark."
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The New York Sun declares that
bull fat butter and hogfat cheese,
sold not for what they are, but as
dairy products, are fast undermining
tbeAmerican export trade in these
products. The revolution made by
the last two national dairy conven-
IONS as to the extent Of this trade
wee astounding; but oleomargerine
and lard cheese have struck a blow
at this enormous and growing source
Of revenue. About SC, 100000 pounds
less ofbutter and cheese, it is thought,
win have been exported this year
than last, instead of the continued
fpcrease. expected.
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SKIN DISEASE

+. H. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich. suffered
beyond all description from skin disease which
appeared on his hands, head and face, and
nearly destroyed his eyes The most careful
doctoring failed to help him, and after all had
failed he used the Cuticura Resolyeut Cblood
puriier) internally, Cutcura and Cuticura Soap
(the great skin cures) externally, and was cured
and has remained perfectly well 10 this day.
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De VN business now before the public. You
DN y / can make money faster at work for us
than at anything else Capital not
needed. We will start you. Sl2 a day and up
wards made at Fome by the Industrious Men,
women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to
work for u.s. Now is the time You can work
IN spare time only or give your whole time to
the business. You can live at home and do the
work No other business will pay You nearly
as we'll No one can fail TO make enormous pay
by engaging at once. Costly outfit and terms
free Money made fast easily and honorably.
Address True Co., Augusta Maine.
dec22yl
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PsORIheIe

H. %. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, n. Y,
cured of Psoriasis or Leprosy, Of twenty years
standing by the Cuticura Resolvent (bloOd
puriher) internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura
Soap lthe great skin cues) externally The
most wonderful case on record Cure certified
to before Justice Of the peace and prominent
citizens. All afflicted with itching and scaly
diseases should send to us for this testimonial
i'm full
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SALT RHEUM.

o,atof,,ii,, s iga5o
on head, neck, face, arms and legs for seven
teen years not able to walk except on hands
and knees for one year not able to help him
self for eight years tried hundreds of remedies;
doctors pronounced his case hopeless; perma-
nently cured by Cuticura Resolvent (blood
puTiier) internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura
soap (the great skin cures) externally.
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The February WIDE AWAKE will
cont lin an article likely to interest
adults and young folks alike; 'Jacob
Abbot A mong Children" Together
with intere. ting glimpses ofhis family
life, it gives h 1any Of bis unpublished
letters 10 his "a. 9ndchildren.
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SKIN HuMo7s.

Mrs. S. f. Whipple, Decatur, Mich. writes
that her face, head and some parts of her body
were almost raw. Head covered with scabs and
sores, suffered feGrtuly and tried everything.
Permanently cured bv Cuticura Resolye1t
lblood purifier and Cuticura and Cuticura
Soap (the great skin cres.)
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(GitiCUra

Il of Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases consists
in the internal use of CUTIcUGA HE3oLyENr, the
new blood purifier, and the external use of
CUTICURA and CUTICUEA SOAR, the great skin
cures
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CuTICuRA

Remedies are for sale by all druggists. Price
of CUucURA, Medicinal jelly. small boxes
5Oc, large boxes, 81. CUTICURA RRsoLyENT. the
new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle CUIICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP 25c.; CUTICURA Medic
NAL SHAVING Soar, 15c; in bars for BARRIERS
and large consumers, Soc. Principal depot,
WEEKS d POTTER. Boston Mass
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Highland Probate Court.

NOTICE OF ACCOUNTS FILED The
IN Executors, Administrators, Guardians and
Assignees Of the following named estates have
fled their accounts in this Court for settlement
and said accounts have been continued for pub
hcation, exceptions and hearing until the
GOTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1882, viz,
The Executors Of the estates of VIM. Stew
art Robert S. Douglass, Clarissa Ayres and
Martha Browning.
The Administrators Of the estates of Thos.
II. Bussey Nathaniel Bonwell and John Karnes.
The Guardians of John W. Bowman: of
Landon o. and Laura J. Mccoy; Of Antonia
Il. A. Bourher; Of Octavius c. and Anna NJ.
Stoddard of VIM. L. and Frances Stiyers, and
Of Alice Hutchinson
The Assignee Of A. G. Cooley.
GEO. b. GARDNER Probate Judge.
IIILLsBoEo, o., Dec. 27, 1881
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Notice 10 Contractors
CLERK's OFFIoE, UNION Tp..

CAAAhh q OtIltEt UNION IP.t
HI0HLAND Co., o., Dec. 10, 1881.
GEALED Proposals, with plans, win be re-
~ celved at this Office until 10 o'clock noon OF
Saturday January 81 1882, fort construction
Of two brick echool= housas, one ia sub-dishict
No. A. and qHe iR suh-district No Q. Union
township Highland county Ohio. specidoa-
iions ior tAe aboye-named honses are now ON
file I'm the Township clerks ohico. iu Wiletts-
vile. Ihe Board reserves the right 10 reject
any on ol bids. The above-uamed houses must
be completed on on before the 1st day of Au-
gust, 1892
by order Of the Board Of EducaHon of Union
township ID. s.. HAYS
deezAWa- Township Clerk
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eee week m your own town. SO Outfit free.
0UVN risk Everything new Capital not
required We viii furnish y0u everything.
Many are making fortunes Ladies make ss
much as men, aud boys and girls make great
pay. Reader, II You want business n vhicb
you can make great pay all the tine luu work.
write tor particulars 20 II. HALLErT & co.,
Portland, Maine dec22yt
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The Third Pn.ze FrontisPiece,
The King is deadl long Live the
King!" a superb drivinS, viii grace
the February number Of l.oE AWAKE.
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A BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the "AIozARr.
"A New Style, No. 1900, q Stops, 10 full set
Golden Tongue Reeds SOLID WALNUT, High
ly Polished Case. New and valuable Improve
ments lust added. stool, Book, Music BOXED
and delivered ON board Vars here, price ONLY
SIXTY DOLLARS, Net Cash. satisfaction
Rnaranteedin every particular or monoyrefund-
ed after one years use. Every one sold sells
another. 1t is a standing advertisement. Order
at once. Nothing saved by correspondence. MY
new factory just completed, capacity 2OgO instru-
ments every 26 days very latest labor-saving
woodworking machinery Vast capital enables
me to manufacture better goods for less money
than ever. Address or call upon DANIEL +.
BEATTY, Washington, N. j.
dec29w4D&Co
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The total amount received h'r tne
fund for Mrs Garfield and children
is s368, r0L72.
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NniD Great chance t1 make money Those
WViU who always take advantage of the
good chances for making money that
are offered generally become wealthy while
those who do NOT imprsvc Euch chances remain
in poverty We want many men women, hoys
and girls To- work FOR us right in their own To-
eahties. Amy one can do the work properly
from the rtgJt. The business viii pay more
Hha Ten times ordinary wages. Expensive out
ht iunisrcf free Nowfe aii0 engages fuils 10
make money iapimE fog eQs ae9ofe your
whole time 90 the work. pf ppiySou spnre 4s
mcuts. Full information and Hh gGI D. nsliled
EWJ free Address STDaoN& q CO., Portland
Mgmc ..-.-- deo22yl
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WHAT THE SOUTH SAYS TO
GREETINGS FROM THE
NORTH

Adiyess of Mrs. S1lla T. Ciqbm, az
Charleston, S. c. 5s/ore The ~
IL 4 u II Eonzs,tL-nll
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NORTH AND SOUTH ONE.

KIND WORDS FROM "DIXIE."
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I thank you, Miss President, for the
kind and cordial greeting you have
given my section to this, the nerve
center of the nation
Itis said by those who understand
atmospherical and aerial phenomena,
that, at a certain height in the air,
all sounds are as one, and they are
all set to the key Of C. 1 think the
same phenomena must be produced
by coming to the Convention of the
w. N. c. T. L., for here I have found
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Diary Free ateIost 2f asss rnba Ha GasSSs @PToEsd
etc. Sent to any address on receipt of Two
IHREE-CENr STAMPS Address CHARLES d.
HIRES, 40 N. Delaware Ave-, PhHa.
dec23w4DECo
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IN MEMORIAM.
BAZILLICE II. CAPELLA.

IALllAL1CL 1Cs EEL
A rosebud has been blighted, a
young life has been prematurely
ended.
A young lady, most fit to orna
ment society, to become a cherish
ed wife, a tender mother, has been
taken from the arms Of loving pa
reuts and transplanted an Angel,
we musU suppose, to his own gar
den.
Often indeed, we are inclined to
dispute the DEGREES of Providence.
Indeed, we cannot understand
the motives of the Allwise, taking
from rs what we considered a be
ing, calculated to effect much good,
and render happy some good man.
AT the grave of"Little Bazillice,"
with whose death a ray of sun
shine seems to be taken from men,
getting old and gray, from men,
| grown hard and stern in the battle
of life, we must say that the ways
| of the Almighty are inscrutable.
She is dead, she is buried, but in
the hearts of her friends, and none
knew her, but to love her, there
will remain a regret, a remem-
brance. a kind feeling, an affection
ate thought for dead, buried BAIL
lice.
TOUT-A-VOUS.
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tall for the coquettish, mischievous

tall for the coquettish, mischievous
waiting maid.
Miss Conlan. ne sweet, coy, prop
er. ward, looked and acted very
pretty, while Miss Dixon, was as
charming a young widow AZ the
most manly of even old bachelors
would desire to fall a victim to-.
The Thihodaux Brass Band was
highly appreciated. Johnny Full
folds success in an ugly role, must
not be forgotten.
1t is to be regretted, that the
hall was not more than three Qllar
terS filled, although it was so 10y
the beauty and fashion OF our local
ity. The Evergreen Club deserves
better encouragement.
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DE4 III OF ". Il. Raglan.

The death of this eStimabIe lady
occurred on last Monday morning,
at her residence OF Mary street.
For many months the deceased
has been the prey Of disease and
suffering that finally overcome a
strong constitution and IA robust
frame, carrying its victim to the
grave.
The deceased has resided in this
town the greater part Of her life,
and has attracted about her, warm
and devoted friends. Possessed of
AN amiable and sociable disposition
a heart filed with kindness and de
votion, hands ever ready to assist
the afflicted and ears ever attentive
to the cry of distress, none who
were brought within the reach of
her amiable and genial influence
could fail to respect her virtues,
and pay tribute to her unaffected
kindness ana friendship.
She has been II devoted wife low
ing and affectiOnate mother, not on
ly to the sOrrowing boy who now
monInsa loss that only the mother
less can know, but to others, who
in their childhood have been de
prived of that love and care that a
mother Only can give.
AS a fiiend and associate he
was true, sociable and kind. one
whose absence will long be missed
from the circle of acquaintanccs
aud companions of her life.
But, she has passed away from
earth. And in passing away, the
! clouds of the unknown future have
been removed from her vision, and
by the light of faith and hope of a
true Christian the joys of eternity
have cheered her parting spirit as
it went down into the valley of the
shadow of death, to rise into q bet
ter world where SORROWS will be nc
more aud partings forever cease.
Surrounded by a large number
of sympathising friends and weeI
ing relatives her remains have beer
placed at rest in st. Johns CEN,
terry, in whose shadows they will
await the resurrection.
"Earth to earth, ashes to ashes
dust to DUST
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MUs1CAL.-The frequent appearance of
the kNABE Pianos in our concert rooms is
not at all surp Using to those acquainted
with the history of the irm, or the charac
ter of the instrument itself. Not long since
the writer, when ina %neighboring city, had
OCCASION to play upon one of these pianos
1t had withstood the test of twenty-five
years service. Tn" greatest pleasure was
still to be derived from it's tone. 1t was so
resonant and musical that it seemed as il
like old wine it m IL have improved with
agn. In no other way than this could we
Justly Illustrate its perfect state of preser
walton. The KNABE PIANO of to-day is in
the foremost rank of instruments. AS ore
Ii ,tens 10 it's ringing vibrations, it appears
as though the pyetry of tone itself We're be
ing revealed in a language far more com
plimentary and just than any verbal praise
could possibly be.-Boston Home Journal.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Goth. Judicial District &C nrt, Parish of La
fourche.
Succession of Marie Josephine Gaude deccas-
ed wife of Pierre bourgeois No. 1913 Prcbates.
Pursuant to an order and decree of above
Court and in obedience to a commission to
me directed in the ahnve entitled and mum
bered succession, | will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant CLAW to the last and high
est bidder on the premises situated IN said
parish left bank of Bayou Laf"nrche at about
Al miles below the Town OF Thihodaux. on
Saturday the 18th. day of October 1882 be-
tween the hours of IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clork =. NJ. the following described proper
ty belonging to the above Succession to-w't:
10. A tract of land situated in this parish
OH the left bank of Bayou Lafourche about
Al miles below the Town of Thihodanx lying
| along both sides of the Petit Bayou LOurs
| measuring about twelve arpents more or less
along the North side Of the Petit Bayou
L'Ours by an irregular depth being such as
! given by u. :. Surveys and patents bounded
toward the Bayou Latourche by lands OF Mrs.
p. \. Thioodaux and on the other side or low
| er side along said Petit Bayou ltOurs by 9th
er lands OF said Mrs. z. A Thibodaux.
90. Another ccrtaf II tract of Land situated
! also in this parish on same bank of Bayou La
fourclc and about same distance below the
town OF Thibodaux lying along both sides OF
| the said Petit Bayou ours at about twelve
| Ill penis lower tDNI Sdlu buNcu,
twelve arpents and q quarter more or less
olcng the North side of said bayou by an If
regular depth being such as given by U. s.
Surveys and patents, bounded above by
lands of Mrs. z. A. Thibodanx and below by
lands of Gustave Sabatier or owners unknown
all the above tracts of land to be taken as
marked by posts and bournes planted by +
A. Thibodanx and Pierre bourgeois in March
1877 agreably to an act of division OF Februa
ry 1877 under private signature between Mrs.
=. A. Thibodaux and Pierre Bourgeois duly
authenticated and recorded in the Recorders
office of the Parish OF Latourche. in Convey
ance Book No. II. p. 3S. Together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
3. Two mules.
4. Two 3 mule carts.
6. One small cart.
6. One spring wagon.
-. Two double plows.
13. Two harrows and two hoes.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale. Cash on the
Spot in United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts.
September eth. 1889.
THEOPLILE THIBODEAUX,
Sheriff.
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COMMUNICATED
Thihodaux, La, Oct. 5, 1882.

HtuoSl1uAs Ao., wv. y. ACC6.
EDITOR SESTINFL:
Since the accession of Governor
McEnery the entire people of this
State have often had occasion to
congratulate their Chief Magistrate
upon the appointment of officers,
acceptable to all.
Now our Governor has appointed
Hon. William c. Raglan, ex-Mayor
of Thibohaux, Returning Officer
for the Parish Of Lafourche, and,
by that, given all of us the solemn
assurance that the vote Of this Par
ish will be returned exactly as
cast.
AS l said when Samuel Douglas
McEncry of Ouachita took hold OF
the reins, he is a Governor Of the
entire people and he can say to the
politiciaas:
"Im a young man from tho country,
But you cant get over me-"
TOUT.A VOUS.