Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 19, Number 4, Jasper, Dubois County, 26 January 1877 — Page 4

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JASPER COURIER.

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J A S r K K: FRIDAY, 4 AX. M, 1877. TUil7fMl Law. P'nce the people are brylHulwyr to die. cm? the propriety nf voting a tax to aid the Harrow Gungtt railroad, lmrc been requested to pMblUli thst portion of the lav relating to Ihe collection and payment of the. tax. The old Inn was amended in that regard by the Lejdslaturc of 1S75, as follows: (See Aoti, pn2fe 121.) ireo. 2 That in all ce! where stock Ins been taken or donations mitde bv any county or' townhit. n.r tl post of aiding in the construction or anv railroad, pursuant to the above ontitlecl ad, and the special t&aiithqrizri thereby Lisbvon phf-od upon the duplicate ot the proper county for collection, the Auditor and Treasurer of such count v fclmll suspend the collection of such tax. but the sume shall be carried forward on o duplicate, without: boiiijr returned delinquent, until such railroad i? permanently located in such countv or township, pd ha? expended an amount or money, ui tho actuti! construction of such railroad in such countv or township, equal to the amount of tuonev to ue uonaicu to, or stot-fc to be taken in the said rnlroad coinpanv bvsuld countv o-township, mid if said railroad company shall not, within five years after wtui tax has been placed upon tho duplicate tor collection in the proper comity, lmve expended, in the actual construction of said railroad iu said county or township, an amount of moner equal to tho amount of manor to he llnilillllfl in r. ... i.l. ........... , j.,,, lo ,aK(n ,l r,,, i';u vuininnv, or .eai(t eountv 6r township, the Board of Commissioners may, in their discretion, make an owior nimulliiiir and cumuli Itltf till. seriptinn of stock or donutinn of mouev, ' upon the application of twentv-lhv free-! jiumiM.s ot tne county throiuh whbd. h I derV WIM, , .'i P , K"'5 ,r"'-jkuuck-i na ing given hiitv it i...i.t? -.im i.uiiuiiii mi;iii ii9.. unoii (V

notice, immediately prered'in the term "r criminals tried beof the Commissioners' Com?, at v,hbh,,orc 1,lc,n where there was evidence said application is to he made, of tbeir'ouough to convict, and don't need tho Provided !SrtffJS,T,flpp,Ica,,ou,,rvl,,M of via" criminals. We xiowocu, iuuiier. That whenever it U 4, i , , , bowii to the satisfaction of the IVird of ype 1 16 cow'H,'ds vl, fomtniUed the CommtsMssioiicrs thnt tl If) flhtfi outrage in iv be ferreted out.

woik none, ov any i-ailro-id coinpanv iu any county or township taking Mock in. U, such in H road

nn.W aX ! . . skujk takp" r srcsing satisfactorily, and will compare the Crd of Cannu tU,iUUy '"orably with any schools of tin same nit jjoaiu ot Loiumissmuer to ordr i rm i . i i nld tax to be collected at onre, n t hough gmUs' 1 lu under the munagethe aatne had never been fciisiieudcd n,ent of m! 'Sters are also said to be do-

Cu 'SlV?, .el ':". That lh, proving well. Prof. Cooper will begin soon

railroad, iu any case, when, tiireo year"or more have elapsed since th t,xx. !.. ' I "".i" . ' H," Ml l'l'ly to any atu thereof, shall have loeii placed on the tax duplicate for collection. fcec. 3. 12.J Wlierea. there exists in emergency thi aet shall be in force from and aller its passage. The law wa? again amended at the special session in 1375, Sec. 7 of which amendment is the ouiy one uhioh has any bearing on the pavment of the money to the railroad, ad this fe as follows (See Acts, IS75, page 72.) iSeC 7v.1?','nt action sevniteeu or the ahove-ent.tled act 1 (1C ,,,0 amended jo read M mom, to-uit : J-ection l, After the moncv authorized by this act to be appropruled Miall I?? CC'i l"icd Mil forbtaul, aud the sttbscrjption shall have been made on bclmlf of the town-hit), the Mi road company, for whoso aid tl e nam shall have been levied and collect: 3fVUi"y Jc railroad coiitemplated in said petition, so that hall h? If,1? 1,3"91 ovc'' snail bavc the rl 'hi. to tftt,..i .-.vh fiiigc ma tax. Ill SH?0"0 I)ItWfovt,r "cording to the lutein mid meaninir of thi J " d 1?!"om or any tax paver Z i , , i ,,,p con,loI tho same Under this law it will be seen (hat none of tho money U to he collected unI after as much work has been done in the construction of the road iu tho township, as will equal the amount voted by such township, and the moncv is then, after it has been collected, not'to be mdrt oyer until the road shall ho fully coih-i ltlpffVl Ulini.,.l. ....I . . . J I

nlofK. , f""""0 "'y coin-over wicci Uirough such township, so that

M car snau pass over the same Rut very little risk is thus asmmi.ii ," the tax-payer voting a railroad lav, and when the f. ' . ,?'U

li..i.nni. .i 3 -"M".n.u, uis.ijHsk since hut Saturday, ever two

" iiu ui.uicr w iat imsf. e i isk taken m voting the small amount . money nitowed to bo levied for this purpose. Ko part of the country ever needed a railroad more than each of the ownships which are to vote on the 17th inst. (Or A Loogootee school ma'am attempted to whip a ai year old boy, and he pickad bar up Iu his arm ami kisseil ' She hM 8Uetl hlm f01' X.

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On WtHlncMhty iNight t )mt wek. nehta half down men (?) frnm Orauxa county, attempted to play the vigilance committee dodge, and visited the house of Thomas Evans, in Columbia town ship, ia thi county, tool; him out ot lih bed, put a rope around his neck, and drew him tip to a cross piece in hip smoke house until he was nearly Strangted, when they let him down. and after he bad recovered sufficiently lo talk inked him m regard to some money of Gcorxe Flick's, whiuh h had been ac cused of taking, and for 'which he bad been arretted, taken before a .Justice and irquitted. Evans denied bavin any knowledge of it, but they refused to be lieve him, and following up tha old witchcraft law of Now England, told him ho must acknowledge or they would bailor him again ; putting tbo rope wound his neck again, one of them suggested they had better take him to the woods ; where tliey led him by the rope, in his night clothes, through a large briar patch, laughingly telling him they would warm Ida clothes for him as the thorns lacerated his skin. Arriving at tho woods they drew him up to a limb of a sapling, and let him bang until bo was nearly strangled again, when thev asked about the Flick money again, but he again stoutly denied any knowledge of it. He called one of the men byname, but the man told him ho was mistaken in the name. After giving him ten days to return the money, or leave the settlement, they left him iu the woods While all this was going on, a part of the men were guarding the bouse to keep the women from giving an alarm. Evans thinks W knows all of them, though they were all disguised. The good citizens of Columbia think they are competent to sec the laws enforced themselves, and are indignant lo knew such in outrage should be perpetrated iu their midst, by citizens of a neighborimr countv. Dubois county juries have "cr hc(w accused of being sentimental . . ... jCrThc schools uudei- the. -supervision of Profs. Cooper and Sweeney, arc proa summer term, tor tho neeoiiim.ft:loi. of those who wMi to progress further in education, and who are busy during the winter months. Thi will b a desirable opportunity for teacbeis, and those wishing to teach next winter, to stilt further prepare themselves. (CT Notwithstanding ice has been running so heavy in White river this week that the ferry boat couldn't cross: tlic energetic mail carriers between thie place and Loogootce have carried the mail and passengers through regularly, having a hack on each side of the river, and crossing the rushing tide iu a skill. OtrThc excitement in regard to who shall be President, is settling into good humor since tho long delay, aud the report of the Committee on counting tho electoral votes, which we publish on our first page, has been made public. The people now feel that it will bo stttlcd peaceably some way, ,and justly, ami of course Tilden & Hcudrlcks will bo inaugurated. fOAs will be seen by time card, there is but one train a day each way now on the Rockport railroad. i.i O-Abncr Rovers, of Montgomery county sold 10 walnut trees for $1,600. I Keckport Dtnecrat. -Tobias Phinna. one f our most enItcrprising farmers, brought into town on Thursday throe hogs, one a little two years old weighing 725 pounda gros. Tho other two eighteen

"iitu8 old weighing- 425 pounds caeb, . Kros8weight. Making in all 1575 lbs.

11,18 ,,0e" WC" ,0r t,,roC 1,og" . -The tobacco market has been very hundred loads having been received at iiHtnilton's stemmcry on tliat dav. During the present week the streets In front of the stemmerics have been crowded with wagons. On Wednesday last several loads fcrc refused, there being no room. Grandwiow is also crowded to overflowing with wagons, aud Richland City is no slouch at this business. A Luce township farmer, of considerable experience in tobacco, informs us that the tobacco crop will bring fully a million dollars to Speucer county. -It is estimnted that $W.0CO.(X)O In loaned In Indiana tcurd by mmi-luine

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MuriuM TuwuKlttp THUikr' IhUtut; Parswnt to adjournment tha Iastitute . ..4 L?..l t..l 1 I .. .... aoth, 1K7. The huuso waK called to order by Iresldent, A. Hceiner, at 10 o'eloek. I he followlnir uiemuers were present: A. Heseiner. Ketiv Schneider, John Meleholr, lienrv IJaltz, Joenh ht'hwnrzinlller, the .Mlses Uoeh Hope, ICate Sfhrarin', Kale Ilaltzjinil N. Uait7. V class wa drilled in Heading, by Henry Bait, in which be showed great pronVh'iicv and gave liKtrurtlons seldom eqinled and never excelled. Ikouevt wasadrl in (Mhogranhv. by Mis Doeia Hope. This branch ! no easy subject to handle, and to handle it well and with systematic order, with which Mis Hope did, 'few would have taken tho trouble to study over iu order to present it to so small aa'audiencc. She exhausted Orthography, then took up the Phone.lie svstem. which was amutdug and instructive, and wo cut safely say, mat wo nave never listened to a snniect o well treated iu a township Institute. Recess till 1 o'clock. A class was drilled in AtithmeMc. bv Kate lJaltz. She exhausted tbo fuuda mental rules. Physiologv, by Jos. Schwnrxmillcr. Geography, by A. Ilessenicr. With this tho Institute closed its im proving cernionics, throughout which simplicity marked tho development of each and every branch, and success will vindicate their adaptation in each school, should they bo carried on as presented. Accoruing to agreement earn one 1 a choose a subject for next Institute, to ho hold at Schneiders sehool house Feb 7th, 1877. A. IIKSSEMER, President. JoSKrtl 8CIIARTZ.MIM.KK, Seo'j. Hen fruit continues scarce in Evansvillo at 60 cents per dozen. Richmond is going to have a alarm telegraph to toit $3,000. lire A Boonville firm have packed 2C,000 jumiinui jurs uus winter. s iimtirrssALi3. VTOTICE is hereby given, that bv -L" virtue of a certified eopvot'a decree to mo directed from the Clerk of the Dubois Circuit Court, iu aeaiHe, wherein ilohn L. II abb is phtiiitilf. and Uavid Gillpatrick ind Elizabeth Cillpatrick aie defendants, requiring mo lo makv the sum of sixtv-nhio dollars and sixtv-five oents, Willi interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at public s.!ilc to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, 1S77 between the hours of 10 o'eloek a. m. and 4 o'clock v. at., of nid daw at the door of the Court House of DuhnU County, Indiana, the rnt and priits turn teruriiotexeoediug MVfn vears, ut the following real estate, tn-wit": Tho north-hal' of the uorth-east quarter of section Xr. twenty.flvo 25j, iu township So. one (I), mh of range isu three 1 west; containing 80 acres more or less, situated iu Duooi- countv. Indiana. If such rent and profits will not sell for a MitPeient sum to MtUfy said decree, intnrest n l eo.-. I will at the same time and jdar' epoe at public salo the fee simple of said real cattle, or so much theri'of is ma bo Midicli nt lo discharge "aid dciiee, interest and eosis. Saul lo will be made without anv relief whatever from valuation or appraisctaeut laws. GKORGE COX, Shcritf Dubois Countv. Wm. A. Travloh. Plaintitl 's Att'v". Jan.'JOth, 1877 -3w. (p.f.l000. J23T11AY XOTIC12. VOTICE is hereby given that an (Mtray cow was taken nn bv Robert Cox, of AIadion towushin. Dubois county, on the 30th dav of December, 1Utl ...f.l. I..ll 1 .1 ...... ' iijiv, nun iim; iuiiuhiii description : Crop aud split iu tho left car, and a swallow-fork aud under bit in tho right onr: is a black with white face and belly, about 5 years old. aud anoraiscd January 16th, 1377, by Norman C Kelso ami Auratiam bpurlocK, at twelve dollars, before Felix Miller, J. P. of Madi son township. A true copy, as appears of record in my olllcc. U. B. Edmonstox, Clerk C. C, Dubois County. By B. L. Gftr.r.XK, Deputy. ' Jan. 26th, 1 877 I w. NOTICE TO HEIRS OV PETITION TO SELL HEAL ESTATE. Slate of Indiana, Dubois County, ss: VTOTICE is horebv irivan tlmt Cln-lat Jochim, Admiuistratrixof the estate of Daniel Jochim. deceHid. Ima ftlo.l her petition to sell the Real Eslato of tne decedent, ner pcrsoimi being insufficient to tlilV III llllltS? HHll 1 1 III t ul1 petition will be heard at the next term of tue uircuit court ot saiit Uoiinty IJAZ1L H. EDMONST0N, Clerk of the Dubois Circuit Court. By B. L, tiitKKf.'K, Deputy. Wai. A. Tu.vYt.on, Attorney. January 2'Hh, 1877 3w. NEW BOOK STORE A. S0ND8RMANN, NORTH MAIN STREET, - JASPER, IND RKSPMCTFOLLT Informn tht putilte that hp Imn a full nfltlmit of W'IKtOI, IHIOKS MlAvuv MHlKS. Ac. to Kfclcb tie luvllr ihfl Atlnillon of it..... wantlnit ato thing In that line, as he wllUtll at Claeta PICTURE Fit AMINO

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NOTICE Is hereby given that the uiideislgiied, CoinmiHSHHer, appointed by the Circuit. Court of Dubois county, Indiana, iu a Milt for the partition ot real estate, wherein Thomas R. Green is plaintifi'and Mullssa A. Green, Jr., KUxa J. Green, Isadora Green and hliHbeth . Green are defendants, will sell at public auction, by order of said Louri, i)u me premises, on SATURDAY, February 24th, 1877, the following described real estatn llo Htedin Madison township, in said countv and Mate, jo. wit : The nth-west quarter of tho nori'i-east ouarter of section No. lelghteun (JR), lowusbip No. two (2), souui ui imjiu io. nveioj west, quaeres, and the north-west quarter of the south east quarter oi said section, towushipaud ranuo iu aurea. Tkums or fc?ALK. One-third cash, tinrelduo iu two cnnal navmenti ttt niiu amt eigtitecii months, with notes at in terest, waiving benefit of ammiisment laws, with freehold .surety to the approWm. A. Tiiaylok, Commissioner. Jan. 2Glh, lw. Court Notice. State oy Ixdiaxa, Duhois Countv, ss: Iu tho Dubois Circuit Court, March ....... laff Loroy B. Tjennnon v.. Minerva A. rjeinmon. Jacob Leminon, Mnrgaretta Jlobb-, Vdsoa F. Lcinmon, and Millard v. J.nmmou. 5JOTICK Is hereby given to Jacob Lem- ' mon, wlio a nppeirs bv alliilavil tiled, Ss not a resident of the, Stato of ludhua, that Leroy B. Lemmon has filed a complaint ag-ibM him et l.. for parlition of real estate, in the Dubois Cir cuit Court, of the. State of Indiana, that aid action is Mill ponding againt him. and will stand rbrisMio and trial at, the nect term of said Court, to he held at the t'nuri houein the town of Jnxper, in said Countv of Dubois, on the fourth Monday in March. 1S77, and, that utile' he appears a tid answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said rnue. on the -econd my oi mm rerm.saui pennon unit matter thnrHn contained, will be heard find deteriniued in Ids ahsenre, JJazii. B. En.MONfTov, Clerk Circuit t'ourt Dubois Countv. B' 15, L. (iltFKV, IVputv. L. A. Ely. P;fi"s Att'v.' Jan. 19ih, '77 -3w. V DA It OA IN IN itliALKSTATE yon a Farm or Your 4wm. G'iO Acres ofLand FOR SAX33? Well timbered, and 'oil bind tor fann ing purposes, on Section I'!. 'H-,vn i North of Hang.j 3 West. Will b i!ioj;eioer or in ioi ut sua ptirrrm'-r, -la. ... 1 a . t ind on sucn term a to payments, nls-r e. small tlrst payment, a may be desired. eor further inforunflon add re oi -ipply to Clement Do im Jnperf Ind., or losepii Kiusey, thuciniiati, Ohio. Jan. 5, 1B774W. Police i' :ieclio for Railrend Appropriatioxi, VOTICE is hereby given that th Polls will bo opened at the pbiee ol voting iu Baiiibridge Township, Duboi County, and .State of Indiana, on SATURDAY, February 17th, 1877, for the purpose of taking the votes of the legal voters of said township upon the subject of atuirnpriatinir the mini ot seven thousand and live hundred dollar, by said township, for the inirtioe of aiding the Indianapolis & Kvensville Mineral Railway Company in constructlug us uailroail throuirh i,aid towushh bald vote having been ordered by Hit Board ot (;oninnstrmers of Dubois County and Stato of Indiana, nt n speein term ot ciud Boanl. liegim and l.olden on the 21st day of December, IS78, tiud on ttio nrst dav ot sain tertn. I.N WiTxns Wiikhkois I have here unto set my hand and aflied the seal ot said Court, this 2'Jd day of De cctnber, 187'!. J. M. DKINDKRFER, Auditor Duholh To., State of Indiana. Jan. 5, l877 - 4w. FITS EPJLEP&Y, OR FALLING SICK NESS rnnnnHi'iilly Ciircil 110 lumtliutf liv tmn inoHtti'm tHiiKi. of llr. Gniilitrtl'M CclclirHtnl InfHlll.le i"lt Towilfr. To ronvlnre nun"irerK tlisl iiifm iHjwucrs win 11 u an we claim rr llifm, wn will neml thotn t..v mall, post mM, a fren Irliil lioi. A Or. Onulanl l tb onlr tilivulrlan ttmt ii innno ui iiirhs'o n Rjieciai unity, aid ntt to our knnwl. utRp tlidiiMH.U livu lii-ftl iiiTnirttii iit Jy rurxil Ijy infue ot inee i-owuora, wo will Rimrmilro n iinriimBciii cure in every cat.1'. or n-riimi you all money expended. All anrerera nbotiW itlve tlirnr l!vi pnwfra rowiirrn an ear y iriai. ami tie eitnv nenri i,r iii.ir rnr. I'rlce. for targe Jiox tS00. nr 4 tA.ve for t!0 00 aetil by wall (o any pari of Itte United Slalea or Canada on receipt 111 price, nr ny csiw (J. O. II. AilJreaa. ASH 46 liUIililNS, W Kf wo Stkkkt, BamiKWH, X. Y. CONSUMPITON Positively Cured. All auflcrrra frnm (bin i1liliai tlmt nr.. aiKliiiii ! I... eurtd ebftttlil try Ir. KImuhit'h relebrnteil (Jon. Hiiipiiv( roxTiU'i. Tlien" enwiler are IIib tmly Drenaratlon kiinwn tlmt win curit CmiHiiiiinlliiii ..ml UilIxaHi if (lie Tlirnat hiiiI l.unfTHtiittei'il, o mhhik i our innn in litem, ami amn to cnuvitice rmt tlmt tliey ate iki hnmliinr. c will fi rwant tn mrv int. fen r, by tHrtll, pn.t jiald, n frte Trial llo. We don't want jour muney Mntll yu Hre perfcrllia.Hl.ifleil of their curath-B tmwera. If your life li world niVlHK.iltni't Jrtay In KlvlfiR tbeae 1'owtler a trial, aa they will surely enrn yon I'rlce. fur l.irjtc box. jt.lflf), tmni t nnv part rt tbe United Slate or C.itwda by mall n receipt of price. ASH A KOmtlNS, . ."WeFfLTtfa gTRitr, Baoeiux, X. Y.

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or. WINTER" GOODS! AT . Ssrmersheim & Co's i (guerpKurs to Jen. StH-mcrthrlkH.) NORTH or I'URMC HQDARK, rpit VXKIXtt Ihr puMIc fer pt fvri, we big to la. X. Wm tlu-m tliat wr r cuii'utly ilillnir to ur .tuvk, Uivrrliy iw.v having " THE XEWKST STYLES OP t135SS OOOXS, And Ibt mt quallllti eT FRESH STAPLE Dili GOODS, Wblcli we AUfon of m a ery mall margin, W taa offer tlili, becuuii w aell LARGKR QUANTITIES Of good ttian moi BKrchnnti In lb wofltrj. Oif IIVCK VI MEN'S CTiOTIIIXO, STAPLE GROCERIES, HA RDWAUK. UKENSWATIE, BOOTS ANnSflOKiV HATS ami CAPS, NOTIONS, ite., &c. is always complete and full, and prices reasonable. If yihj want an'ythixo, A Nil DON'T SEE IT, ASK KOK IT. M. A. SERMEHSUEIM & CO. Viv.;iui. 'te-tf. AT FOR' WIIH'II 1.05 PER BUSHE L Wdi be paid fur Hi,. 1. ECKEKT. BB0TH23I. Jan. 12. '77 tf. i an. NEW YORK. lei i 1 1 H tlt!f!ri nt nlltlin .f Ikk Six Jnr hi , i ...r ! Mt)t n?Wf iurlnbi vrif thai i:ii Th ttxUv will ii vck t i tht'3 i r t j.l i nil. li n.; liii. ill u-rk!" rii'tj.tjl Ire . t-J i,fit u! (41 f nn;il;mr!ii.l -rioai.il clii ai, : ,'r.M,:v f.i iiill.ir i" -ir fr n In- "Jiv Ulrnutftm!. hi- tfiv lrniBn. clvceit, ,f f.i'ni i! 4r't'"irif ml .' mi' ttt.tr. n .r n " iff :pp ck, mnt nr ;iuif V "!!B jM.i,.t. r t- ; .' j. ,ipti4 s. - V't iy fruajv in t?At:.t.bvi tr.4 .,. i uM,.i f k i.iifi.rt..i f., n UU-rj. ii.:tu lit. 1 etHiit i. l jf.ly lt.r(- . o1y i,. , n r..'i-i f c tttv run fjrr'ul fi..'r 4 !i!; arir 'f(f,, ,'.i a naJ i !,( . r tM ;r- nutnem t.:il r,n- i'i, 1 . . ,r ' "1" cml rTr-J' lii tf. Jt t'."- i V6ilri51n v,4.,tlv.uill t f;i )r, , , .' ltti sii it tUt iliut"tl etw4t to ifi t Ui bertuf tli lrr hi f lutiii"!' .c :. 'i urv i. bf .iztvint h fir Uvjiy.. nt, tt. t !", ll '!! Jrt rtf is.-nf t'j.; t.Kf.tru ui th J i1- ' K Jrf. n.Oi. (-, r.;U.f frt-plv nl'.it f. . farrrncanrH -.1 n.ijut.f .tr. I In- .rvw nf th ilitiiy r.N Hi!) "..I cr.U r.r f,a.,M t .-.f, ,.t. p.,1,1, , nith th S vAs c ' I 7.0 yrr Th" Siki Hltifii 1rn, clflu ra?M". ttl.ttft a jfir, t(t jisd) , Th" :r.iv St.. l;lt yaiteii ..f f ,.(jr . Ill ij rr'.!M .hiring )t,n att ruu ,f Jl !,.. pnt inl.l Tn of hl. !rr., f"l:-tm frnm th pr. r...n for Hi' Wttn., car. I ii& jrl l.w it . :ni nt .rreier mitimt th iirt..ttt ..f nmLutk UM" t in i.rr.c tns, ir a of oir trinl, f hi t i k 'vn-Si'iif 1 v.r clrfiifrtiliii, vk h ti I. ifflir- I 'tl.-. ii.l rvry niioh trr.n wn u .1 it ..r n ,.r, , - . -ffU.tr triirii iiiii- nil b . tiH(i lo we i ( h? p,,ft,.r for Mt.ct Mifr'.oi t-Wff, At i'. . a "f. I tfv nf tti tf-rv. i.f imp.ir ri.I . t '' 'or' r.IjMl'l- iH'l.'.ri- .r-il'i!lhr ;.cf M.r jut 1U1J h ,ulllilT of :IV':it. w iff in.t..t tin- j.,... jl . ii-HTTiir V.r,:, ,.v thr rliMtit un pvr in Ihp wftfld, (,ni vip tnt s! o,.ir ut the rrv I .it. At re. 11! KM-;,. VorkVj'y. N. . AND LUMBER YARD! (Known a the LenerMIU.) FSM, MMi I ll F;;:;::!:;:( JASPKR, IND., Are now prepared tn frrnUh nil Ihoa In oeei ef WALNUT AND POPLAR. LUMBER At ai reasonable nHff aa any Mill In Southern Indiana, an thfv tiae n larn onpply on baud. Tbev il KPip m hand and fur naU a large supply of I'lMatcm' Utba. VAITKI, SAW 1MGH. We will my tho hisrest market nric for L'ood Walnut, nml Pnnhn lmr dplivcred at our Mill. FRIEDMAN, KLIKNGEL& CO. Jnrir. mh. Wtir JSOTICK OF INSOLVKNCIT. NOTICE is hereby el von, that at tho January term, 1877, of tbo Dubois Circuit Court of Dubois countv. the estate of Robert M. Da vi, deceased, was declared probably insolvent. Those interested are notified tlmt it will ho settled accordingly. Limoy Cavk, Adm'r,

Wit. A. TKAYI.OK, All'V, Jan. I 'i, 1877-Ow. lUf fjnif(fc r tfc Jwpvr OeHrftr,