Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 8, Number 35, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 March 1877 — Page 2

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THURSDAY, MARCH 2,1887.

ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

[By Una.

ptn returns the welcom* day, no de«r to Erin's heart— day that wakens lofty thoughts, bids holy mem'ries start:

As smiles onr country through h«r tsars, we, to«, though far away Will join our hearts mid hopes with hers open

Saint Patrick's Day.

Our land—alatl no nation now—w« «ann»t call our own •. Of all the glories oI the past her faiih remains

But tuont( in that with caraest hearts to Freedom's Goa we'll pray Tohe il her wounOsand right her wron^ upon

Saint Patrick's Day.

Oh! may our liomelew, exiled rac«, though drifted far apart. To-day it«d. only know one aim, one soul, one heart One earnest wibh to rise in might and lend the chains away ... That bind our country's free-korn limbs, this bright. Saint Patrick's Day. The grand old d«ys when Patrick dwelt upon our native s. il, .. .. The days when rieh homes enjoyed the fruits of Irish toil, The relies of a glorious post, sublime amid demy, Show what wo were, and yet may be, upon

Saint Patrick's Day.

Then exiles, hail this day with pride, and keep one aim in view The by-gone timet- tan ue'er be changed, tho future rests with jou! Unless the patriot tire be fed 'twill smoulder all away. And leave us sunk in grief and gloom upon

Saint Patrick's Day.

Prove to the world 't falsely said you never canuniu Drown not the shamrock, (frown your feuds, and join for Ireland's right Together naught cau crush you dowu, and *r no ijiai.t'a sway Shall blight our li ne! or blast her homes upon

Saint Patrick's Day.

THE SOUTHERN QUESTION.

There aie many well grounded intimations that the cabinet will,early next week, enter upon a thorough discussion and determination by the government in the matter of deciding what course is necessary to take in relation to the state governments in Louisiana and South Carolina.

CIVIL SERVICE BEFOBM.

There lias been a general consultation to-day regarding the civil service, but no rule* have been definitely adopted. It is given out, however,that they will embody a DENUNCIATION OF CONGRESSIONAL IN

TERFERENCE

witk executive appointments, and the removal of competent officials to further the political ends of any party. The qualifications for office are to be good moial character, ability, and the requirement that office holders shall discharge their functions with an eye single to the public good. Tht assessment of office holders for political purposes is to be prohibit d.

A TELEGRAM FROM CHAMBERLAIN. The following was received here this afternoon:

COLUMBIA, S. C., March 15.

21» President Hayes, Washington: In view of the telegraphic reports, I consider it proper to state that the proposition for a new election here is wholly new to me. So far as know,' no one here has ever proposed or considered such a plan. [Signed] D. H. CHAMBERLAIN.

FRED. DOUGLASS.

WASHINGTON, March 16.—In the executive session to day, Dorsey, chairman of the committee of District of Columbia, reported back the nomination of Frederick Douglass, to be marshal of the district, with recommendation that it he confirmed. One objection being made to its immediate consideration, it went over under tbf rule until to-morrow.

VINDICATED.

Postmaster General Key to-day re-ap-pointed H. T. Sperry agent in charge of the stamped.envelop works at Hartford, Connecticut. Sperry, one of Postmaster General Jewell's appointees, was removed goon after Jewell retired from the cabinet.

TIIE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.

The favorable condition of American lecuritics abroad has more than once been the subject of congratulation. The calls for redemption Qf bonds are likely to be continued, judging from the official reports to the treasury from the syndicate in Europe.

Surveyor of customs, Thomas Jenagan, for the port of Michigan, City, district of Chicago. United States marshals: Jesse J. Hildrup, northern district, of Illinois Samuel P. Evans, eastern district of Tennessee. Peter Schwenk, register of land office, Norfolk, Nebraska. Postmasters: George F. Ward, Attica, Indiana Mrs. Julia P. Woolfolk, Jackson, Tennessee William Kule, Knoxville, Tennessee Sunutl Hunt, Cleveland, Tenn. John D. Lewis, Pulaski, Tenn. J. A. Past, Boise City,.Idaho Silas II. Crouwse, Nelson, Montana Thomas E. Douglas, Mansfield, Ohio Thomas W. Collier, jr., Coshocton, Ohio Divid Sayer, Wabash, Indiana Michael Piggot, Quincy, Illinois James H. Clark, Mattoon, Illinois H. W. Hubbard, Centralia, Illinois Clark E. Cair.Galesburg, Illinois Mr.'. Precilla W. Wilson, Pradwood, Illinois, Orlando II. Merwin, Evartson, Illinois J. Stnil'z, Salem, Illinois Francis M. Taylor, Belleville, Illinois E. 8. Rovse, Red Oak, Iowa Willinm H. Hal'tman,

Waterloo, Iowa George L. Torbat, Dabuque, Iowa Edward Russell. Davenport, Iowsj Wm. C. Cowley, Manchester, Iowa Ld-'n N. Leavens, Faribault, nnesota Francis Seely, Lake City .Minnesota John Kennedy, Hastings, Minnesota Chas. E Slender, Maoitowac, Wisconsin A. Jastus Moak, Waterloo, Wisconsin: Mrs. Ellen D. Hotch, Rollo, Missouri llenry W. Tuller, Lexington, Missouri Cornell Custer, Independence, Missouri Arthur D. Downs, Wyandotte, Kansa? Wm. S. Blakely, Junction City, Katsis Lorenzo J. Warden, Lawrence, Kansr.-s Henry King, Topeka Kansas T. F. lta.ll, Omaha, Nebraska.

Mo Further Prelection. OTTAWA, March 16.—During the debate on the tariff resolution in the house of commons this morning, on th§ motion to afford an increased protection to goods produced in Canada, was defeated by a majority of 31.

••••it M*

JOHN CHINAMAN.

How Hit Rights are Respected Western Wilds. SAN FRANCISCO, Mareh 16.--A Chico dispatch says that increased excitement prevails there over the massacre of the Chinese, night before lart. To-day a pnblie meetipg was held, and largely attended by the rao«t influential citizens. Resolutions were passed deprecating the crime committed, and, pledging the citizens to use all means to brinfj the perpetrators to justice, A committee was appointed to further that end. The excitement is intensified by the discovery of a placard on the office door of what is known a^the "'Keefer ranche,"cautioning the proprietor against employing Chinese, on peril of the destruction of his property. Gardeners in the ricinity have had notices printed, warning all persons about approaching their premises after dark, as they will be

men started for Ssin Francisco, to-day, to procure from the Chinese companies SI,000, to he offered as a reward for the apprehension and conviction of the murderers. It has been asserted that the

110 white men have been discharged in the last two months, and no extra Chinese employed.

A strong

any such

disposition is evinced to and Ohio street

hold the order of Caucasians at least morally responsible for the outrage, though members of the order strenuously deny

responsibility, and as-ert their

willingness to asust in the apprehension of the criminals. The job of clearing land, on which the murdered Chinamen wera engaged, had been offered to the whites at $4 per acre more than the Chinamen demanded, 1^ut was declined.

A Sharper Scooped.

BUFFALO, March 17.—Thomas W. Thompson, of Wet field, was held for trial, to-day, before tiie United States court, on charge of using the mails to fraudulently obtain money from the relatives of the deceased victims of the Ashtabula disaster. His modus operandi was to write to relatives of deceased persons, stating that he had in his possession certain articles of the deceased, and upon the receipt of a stipulated sum, wotild forward 'the articles named, signing his name Victor Bennett. The prisoner offers no defense, pleading guilty to the charge.

Fatal ltiver Disaster. MEMPHIS, Tenn March 16.—Aprivat( telegram from Pine Biuff, Atkansas states that the steamer Governor Garland, from Pine Bluff for Memphis, was burned yesterday, at Red Fork, 40 miles from the mouth of the Arkansas river. Three deck and one cabin passenger, a«d all the books and cargo wye lost. The Garland had 650 bales of cotton, mostly for New Orleans, and is believed to be insured there. The boat was only about one year old, and cost $25,000. She was owned by Captain John N. Harbin and others, and insured in Cincinnati offices fjr §15,000.

Boiler Explosion.

CINCINNATI, Msrch 16.—Tne Commercials' Worthington, Indiana, special say?: the boiler in Hunter Bro'hers' saw mill exploded this evening, instantly killing two of the Hunter Brothers two brother*, named Bender, and one man name un* known. Several others are reported seriously wounded.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Democratic Congressman In the First District, Wins the Fight. CONCOKD, March 16.—The returns from every town in the First district gives Jones, Democrat, 45- plurality in the Second distiict all but one town and one ward give Briggs 1132 plurality. All but three towns in the Third district give Blair 1161 plurality.

HORS "THIEVES.

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A Gang of Them are Broken up—A Desperate Fight.

A GANG OF HORSE THIEVES BROKEN UP. ST. LOUIS, March LG.—The GlobeDemocrat special irom Leavenworth, Kansas, says: A gang of horse thieves was broken up yesterday in that county and its leader, Joe Miller, and three others cf the party arrested.

A CONDITION OF ANARCHY. Advices from the Indian territory says that a condition of anarchy exists in and around Caddo, that part of the cotantry being under control of a band of desparadoes. Day before yesterday a party of half-breed Indians, Irom the country, went into Caddo, and, being joined by half a dozen men of the town, attacked a freight train on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad, under impres*'.„JI t!ie several detectives were aboard of it, who were sent there to arrest them

A FIGHT ENSUED

between the ruffians and train men, in which an ex-marshal named Donnelly was shotfour times and killed. Subsequently the outlaws raided through the town tiring their revolver", and drove all the citizens into their hou=es, and kept the whole place in a state of terror for ten or twelve hours.

MURDER.

A Chicago Coroner's Jury Holds the killer of Jones to be a Murderer.^. CHICAGO, March 1*6 —The coroner's verdict in the case of W. C. Pike, who verterday shot Dr. Stevens S. Jones, is to il effect that Jone.- came to his death by pistol shots aimed by said Pike, who premeditatedly, deliberately and maliciously fired them, and the jury find it vas murder in thejirst degree also, that Pike's wife, Genevieve, should ba held as an accessory before the fact, and recommends that both b$ held to the grand jury without bail.

-Assignments.

DETROIT, Mich., March 16.—Captain Eber Ward, a well known steamboat and vessel owner, made an assignment to-day. Indorsing paper for Caleb Ives, who failed last week, is reported as the cause of his failure.

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It i& always a pleasure ^•rccommeod

good

article,

especially on© that so

mirably sustains all rv«m'nen^a''on'

cured in

J. F. Roedel.

He is

Holding Thin#. Level in the

west End.

Roedel wishes to call the attention ot the country readers of the GAZETTE es-

murderers. 11 nas oeen emcuwu m»i pecially his present stock ot giods. The\ recent outrage on the Chinese in the vi- are fresh an-1 well selected and are excinity had been prompted by the .action tremely cheap. He is agent* for the or the Sierra flume company, in dispara- celebrated Detroit Seed Company's seeds cing the whites and employing Chinese in and invites a test of them by farmers as their places but the company states that have not already used them, if there are 1 nik( any such. Wherever used they give 1- immense satisfaction. Corner ot I'irst

Terms of sale.—A credit of nine months on all sums of $3 and over, purchaser giving note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws and bearing six per cent interest from date.

ISAAC C.MYERS.

Feb. 26, 1S77. Mchs-

PRAIRIE CITY PLANING MILL.

CIJFT A WILLIAMS,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Sash Doors Blinds, Window an Door Frames,^ MOULDING BRACKETS Stair Railing, Bp.llusters,

Jewell Posts, Flooring, Siding

anil all descriptions of

Finishing Lumber.

-ALSO-

Wholesale and Retail .Dealers in

FINE LUMBER,

Lath and Shingles, Slate Roofing and Roofing Felt.

CUSTOM SAWING.

Planing and wood turning Done to order, Maiiutacturer of Crorue Set, Plain and painted.

All Work Warranted.

Corner Ninth a-nil Mulberry streets.

profit on

$1,200

TO*?*

4 a -i^-

THE TEREK TTAUTj WEEKLY GAZETTE.

does DR. KING'S NLW DISCOVERY for Consumption. Coughs and Colds, being perfectly 'reliable in every respect.^ A severe cough or a neglected cold yields readily to its wonderful power. By it the worst casesjof Asthma and Bronchitis are

the shortest time possible. Con

sumption and Cough worn patients will remember that this remedy is guaranteed to give immediate relief. DR. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY is pleasant to the taste and perfectly harmless. As you value your existence you car.not afford to bewithoutit. Give it a trial. Trial bottles free. For sale by [5] GROVES & LOWREY.

S&w tl.

J. W. Roberts

Has an Elegant Assortmont of Plain and Enameled, cut and Ground Glass, Wall Paper and Window Shades.

The country readers of the GAZETTE are most cheerfully recommended by this paper to J. W. Roberts, between Eighth and Ninth, for any painting, glazing or papering the-y may want. The GAZETTE knows whereof it speaks when il says that Mr. Roberts does his work thoroughly, with dispatch and in elegant aste. Mis prices are reasonable. Re-J member him with your orders.

MchS-wtf

Auction Sale.

I will sell at public sale the following described property at my residence,^ in Lost Creek Township, Vigo County, five miles southeast of the city of lerre Haute, on THURSDAY, MARCH 15th, 1877 4 head horses, 12 head Cattle, including 3 Fresh Milch Cows, 2 two-horse wagons, 1 express wagon, 1 top buggy, 2 sets ot double harness, 2 sets single harness, combined reaper and mower, sulky hay rake, 1 \yheat drill, 1 corn drill, a lot of plows and hitrQ3¥%fcJ ^er null and other fanning tuensllsT^lsCTa lot of hay. timothy -and clover. Sale commences at ten o'cloek.

$100.

Maile any day in Puts aurt Cnlls. .». according to your mentis. ?W, ?50, or $100 ia Stpck-Prtvilepcs liasliroujrht a little fortune to the careful investor, we show when, and how to operate safety. Show with fall information-SENT FKEK. Address all order* uy telegraph or mail to.

BAXTER CO.,

Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that Rose "Kci n, Administratrix of the estate of Bellville Kcim, deceased, has filed her petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal property being insnflicient to pay his debts, ami that said petition will be heard at the April 1S77 tenn of the Vigo circuit court. !,- .U

J.. AIARTIN IIOLLIXGER, Test.*- Cl.rk. DUNXIGAX & STINISOX, Attorneys. 3 No. 8547. STATE OF INDIAN A, COUN.

TY OF VIGO, IX THE VIGO CIRCUIT COURT, MELLISSA SPARKS VS. JOHN SPARKS, IN DIVORCE.

Be it known, that on the 12 day of December, 1S76, it was ordered by the court that (he clerk notify by publication said John Sparks, as non-resident defendant of the pendency of this action against him. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him, and that the same-wiJl stated for trial at the February term ot said court in the year 1S77.

MARTIN HOLLINGER, Clerk,

Adni*j?tratorfs Sale tffleal Estate. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue^

01 an order of the Vigo Circuit Court, the undersigned, administrator ot the Estate of George Evans, deeased, will offer for sale at auction, at the Court House door, on Saturday, the 10th day 01 March 1S77,at 2 o'clock P. M. ot^ said day, the following Real Estate to wit:

The northwest quarte« ot the northwest quarter of section eleven (n), township twelve (12), north of range eight (8), we«t, in Vigo County, Indj ana, subject to the life estate of Winnie Evans, widow of the said George Evans, deceased, therein, said tract containing forty (40) acres, more or less. Also, lot number forty-five (45), in Dean's subdivision of the west half, of the north hall of the southeast quarter of section twen ty-seven (27), township twelve (t2\ range nine (9), west, that lies vvestol the canal, in the city ofTerre Haute.

TERMS.—One third cash, the residue in equal payments at twelve (12) and eighteen (lS) months, with notes, at in terest, waiving benefit of appraisement nd sccured by good freehold sureties

FITS, induced by self-indul

gence or sexual extravagance, &c.

6srr

rice, in sealed envelope, only six

cents. The celebrated author, in his admira ble Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years' successful practice, that the alarming consequenccs of sell-abuse may be radically cured without the danger'ii? use of internal medicine or the application of the knife pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain and elk-ctual. by means of which every suflercr, matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rac4icallv. pg-This Lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the land.

Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, post-paid, 011 receipt ot six cents, or two post stamps.

The Ciilverwell Medical Co.

41 A miSt 1 New York 1*. O. 438G. •Ta.nli-lyr.

For the Black Hills,

And the recently discovered gold mines in the Big Horn Mountains:-/Go by the wav of Denver, Chevenne and the great Kansas Pacific Railroad. Remember, Denver and Cheyenne are the principle outfitting points for the mines, and the safest, most direct and most frequently travelled route to Custer City, Deadwood and the Big Horn Country, is via Cheyenne and Fort Laramie.

FOB TJBE SAN JUAN MINES, Take the Kansas Pacific Railway at Kansas City or Leavenworth for Denver and Rio Grande Railway for Colorado Springs, Pueblo, El Moro, Del Norte, Lake City, Silveston and all points in the San Juan Country. By taking this old favorite line, the "K. P.," you can stop over in Denver and visit the old established mines and smelting works in this vicinity, an advantage everyone interested in mining can readilv appreciate. THE HOCK MOUNTAIN BE

SOItTS.

And wonderful Mineral Springs of Colorado never lose tlieir interest to the Tour ist, and the benefits to invalids are magical and neverfailing, The way to reach them is by the great Kansas & Pacific Railway.

Pullman Ralace Cars through to Denver without change. Lowest rates guaranteed to all points. Maps, Circulars. &c., giving full information, cheerfully furnished by addressing General Passen ger Agent, Kansas. Pacific Railway, Kansas City, Mo.

Feb .8-D& W ly.

NO. 8,846. STATE Oi-" INDIANA. COUNTY OF VIGO, IN THE I O I I O

JEROME L. HULSE, VS. DEWITT HULSE, I1ENRY HULSE, SAMUEL HULSE, AND THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF FANNIE J. HULSE. DECEASED, IN ATTACIIMENT. Be it known, that on the 5th day of March 1S77, it was ordered by the couit that the clerk notify bv publication said Dewitt Hulse, Henry Hulse, Samuel Hulse, and the unknown heirsof Fannie J. Hulse, deceased, as non-resident defendants 01 the pendency of this action against them. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency 01 said action against them, and that the same will sftind for trial at the April term of said court in the year iS77j. II. BLAKE Atty. for PI ft". ,JR- I I MARTIN HOLLINGER, ",'Jj Clerk.

Guardian's Sale of Real Estate. The undersigned guardian of Frederick 11 Wiley, miner heir of William T. Wiley, deceased, late of Marion county, Indiana,alters for sale, at private sale, until Saturday, March 30th. 1S77, the following Real Estate to-wit:

The undivided one fourth the southwest quarter of seption No. three, (3), Township eleven, (1')north, of range ten (10) west, containing ^in all 160 acres, in Vigo County. Terms, Cash. Address

JOHN C. WRIGHT,

v.-

Notice ot

Guardian.

.»• Indianap lis, Ind. Mch I-W 4L

Distribution

The Swiss Ague Cire I .S

Hever Fails—It is the Best Liver Regulator and Bleod Purifier It Saves all Over the

Land.

It«ad

the following testimonials ~on'«rn-

ng its worth

WM. E. MCLEAN,

Administrate dc bonis non, of es-tate Geo. Evans deceased.

Manhood: How Lost, How Restored I

Published, a new edit-ion of Dr. Culverwell's Celebrated Essay on the radica cure (withoutmedicine) of SPERMATORRHEA or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMPOTENCY, Menial and Physical, Incapacity. Impediments to Ma'rri ige, etc also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and

FROM H. HULMAN. Terrc llaule, Ind. Feb. K, 1877.

Mr. Julius llourict, Dear Sir: I hive used the Swiss Aprue Cure in niv fmnilyand find it a fuvo nro for lever and iitrue also a g'od tonic.

II. lll'LMAX,

Of Hulman A Cox, wholesale grocers and 'lienor dealers. FKOM J.

B. MrnOV4LH.

Tevw Haute, Iud..Jan« !lis:» 1S77. Mr. .lulcs Hourk't. liear ?ir: Having used your Ajruc Cure in inv family I can cheerfully say that, it is all tlmt twas i-i'iuinc'ide

to me and that it

will cine :igu'-,' li'lls and fev -v«vy time if taVen aVC'jiitiug tmiirwMon, I thank you forih prewar tiv.ii and f»r tho good it Iihs none. Itesi-cetfullv nr.-, .1. R. MCDONALD.

TURKE UAITK, LSI. .laiiiimy 15,1S77: Tlii« is to certify that year lief ir« last got a !»'. il of Swiss Ague r- fT my children at 1 did nut, ive it i-.ccotllnff to directions :tnd n'y 10"k part of it. find it seemed to not t!o any jruod and. therefore. I ctindcmiud the medicine. This la {a 1, I went hack to Sir. If ur el mid got two bottles, which wer warrauleil tou.e, and one botile made a pel feci e. r-. 1 snv give a fair ial it'* better than anv oilier nu dii-ine tsiat I have tried. EKKNZ HRIJIOK,

Honey Creek Tp.

FROM Jl-XK ft UfFF PKAI.EKH IN'" AM) HAM'. FACTI R1CUS OF BLACK WAt-M T, POPLAR AXI) ASI1 J.l'MBKU.

Aslihill, Mo. Feb. 13, 1377.

Mr. .lules Hnuriet. Dear Sir: I wed sonieof your Swiss Ague ure and bins t'. is a good thing. As we have a malarious 1:01111 try here, 1 thorn lit uld ask von to send 11113 one. dozen buttles nt once 1'will send you (tie money as soon ag we receive the bill. J'heif-c ftuil itliont delav ai (1 oblige. Yours

IIVNK & ILNFF.

FROM E KEF.I.KK.

Indiana 'O is, Ind. Dee IS, 1876.

Mr. Jules Ilourict. Dear Sir! 1 have used Swiss Agne' 'tiro aild arnl it lo a 11 umber one tonic, and 1 cheerfuilv rei/oiumend it lo any one ti aveling. I think it .s the best 1 hi 1 I ever tried. It works on the liter like a eharni.

Vours very tiuly,

K. KKKLER.

Traveling Salesman.

Tcrre Haute, eb, 2, J877.

To J. llonriet: Sir: 1 have to state that your Swiss Ague Cure, wUi. li I bought ft oin you, and warranted to iiu- for my wife, after not using qui'.c two bottles, euicd her at once. I ha 1 tried Smith'sToni.. and it failed I had a.lso bought two other pre arations, and they all tailed. Therefore I have say that vour medicine bfiats tlv all I Hnd it Is a g»od liver regulator und blood unriGer.

R.J HESS.

Dealer in farming implement, wagons, bug gie3. &c.

NO. S,3^4. STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO, IN THE I O I I O

GEORGE SANPERS, WILLIAM SENDERS. JANE BARRETT, SARAH BOND. MARY E. SANDERS, AND ELIZABETH CHRISTY VS. JOHN MYERS, SAMUEL IIATHORNE, CATHERINE GROSS, JANE GORDON, AMERLOUS A. GORDON, SUSAN LEE,JONATHAN LEE, RILEY GROSS, VIOLA GROSS, JOHN GROSS, JAMES SANDERS AND JOHN SANDERS. IN PARTITION. Be it known, that on tlv 6th day of March 1S77, it was ordered by the court that the clerk notify by publication said Jaines Sanders and John Sanders, as non resident defendants of the pendency of this action against them. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them, and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said court in the year 1877'.

N-B .. N JNO. K. DL'RKAN, Clerk. Davis and.Davis, Attys. for Pltffs. Mch 8-w 3t.

NO. 2078. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, DISTRICT OF INDI

ANA,'IN THE MATTER OF JOSHUA M. HULL, BANKRUPT.

The undersigned, asbgnee of the Estate of said bankrupt, hereby gives notice, that he will sell at public auction, for cash, on Wednesday the iist day of March 1877, at the Court IJoitse door in Terre Haute, all the fees due said Joshua M. Hull, as Sheriff of Vigo County, from various persons in "Vigo and other counties in the State of Indiana, estimated to be of the value of Two Thousand dollars. Sale to take place at one o'clock p. M. of said day.

v..u..!3 1. N. PIERCE, 1. .:• -ti Assignee. March f-d3t.

Commissioner's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by the yder ofttfe Vigo'Circuit Court, I will offer for sale on the premises, the following real estate, situated in Vigo County, and State of Indiana, to wit:

The southeast quarter of thie southeast quarter also the west half of the northcast quarter all in section twenty-one (21), township thirteen (13), north, lange eight (S) west.

The said lands belonging to the estate of Jordan Roberts, deceased. Sale to take place March 23rd 1877, between ten o'clock A, M. atid four o'clock r. M. said day.

Terms of sale: *One quarter (%J in hand. Balarce in six (6) and twelve (12) month-. Purchaer: giving notes for unpaid balance With good freehold security, waiving valuation and appraiscmentlaws, drawing ten (ro) per cent interest frcrn day of sale, Feb. 2ist,iS77-

r.'s Commissioner, 2 2 4

NO.S.6S2. STATIC OF INDIANA COUNTY OP' VIGO, IN THE I O I I O

SAMl'ELCONNER VS. LOU1SIANANEWSOM, AND JOHN S. NEWSOM, IN FORECLOSURE. Be it known that on the 3rd day 6f March' 1877, it was ordered by the Court that the Clerk notify by publication said Louisiana Nswsom and John S. Newsom as non-resident defendants of the

Notice is hereby given that at the November term of Vigo circuit court, afterfinal settlement of the estate of Rose Anna Grierson, one hundred and eighty-one dollars were found remaining for distribution among the heirs. Said heirs are therefore hereby notified to appear at the next term ot the said court, pendency of this action against them, and receive their distributive share 1 gaj(j defendants are therefore hereby

Signed, this 12th day of March, 11877. notifiend of the pendency cf said against

TOHN K. DURKAN, Clerk.

0EaoU weeK to agents. Good salary fpOtr 10,000 testimonials received. Terms iberal, Particnlais frea. J. Worth & x.0 St. Louis Mo*

them and that the same will stand for trial at the April Term of said Court in the year 1S77.

MARTIN* HOLLINGER, Clerk. Dunnigan& Stitmon, Pl'fTs Att'ys Mch 3~w3t

Di DUFP

Hoi 39 Ststaefy Arts, Ifiiiuupall*, Ind A r««alwtndMt*of UKlidm, Vu bm lnt*r ttiixiiitnUMioftilV«n(t\18*iiul and Chvoa So DitotafltUuin*07 other la Ihl^upolls udt paper*ibow, and all OLDRMI leo^ taow. CmuIUIMM fr«

Syphilis, Qonorrhma Ql«st, Strietura, Or ehitn. Hernia, or Ruptur», *ll Urinary OiMast and Syphilitic or mercurial affsctiona of tl* throat, akin or bor»««,Vttk 0=r-~Jto" ncc«M, hint aoMttllo prinolplM. S*r«ljs

Spermatorrhea!, Sexual Debility anf Imp eney, tb« malt WM« la imk. mul «n mttartr jmt*,or OKSM*. ana which prodac* of ifc* fbllawlng t8»nii iftrroutaesi, r*at.pkjdeal«ctr. anrtMi teaxMf*rrtti*lta.r.omiui—i.piieplta-*»eu.i"»l 1MI or Mxoal povor, «ta, MBJOTIM 0 Improper or nnhspny. we yeneumllr eoroi. Mpatwirolatint t» tho above, ta wall or two "uuspo. Oooiolutloa at o(Bce or by lslMd.a fnoadtTUlkorkto oploioii«oUBo(

Pamphlet to eny adcirett, fo' Two Stamp*.

MANHOOD

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WOMANHOOD ^tTo"c^

Ssnt aeeled. Kanhood, Womanhood and PuifA let for 10 ecu t» fcy wall.

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Sealed for OOo. Om Dfly woedarfui pen ftetorm. trw V, life artl 'lei oa the fbllo«in( atijocu: Who nay marry «rho not, wh». Proper«*o to marrj. Who murry flnt, Ma»j lool, Womabknod, l*lljitoal dtear. Tho rffret* of o^lhaoj ind noeia Wbo ahuuldmarrr ni»llfeanlh*ppltle«*ni»a wlncrraatd. Thofhtiloloty of BUiprodooUon.end naarjnoni rbo.e married or coo'lemplallnt BarrtafO »houM re»dlt .»ftorallfc lonf prmcUce. I amortfroc human volt moral conrlrtloo, it ought to bo roa.1 br all hJult prncoq then locked up, not laid arour.d or loot. 111« wonhfl tl rr reatlldf. It contain* the Crtam of medical Utcr-i «Luro,thooi!ht« icaihrred In «t n«lro practice, and worUi rnr ono who will giro It a oareAkl peruaal. ten timd }t| OOflt.

Ad'lreu T»\ Doff. 5# Kcstnckj Areoott, TadUaftpoU^ ImtUaA. AuericA.

Dr. Whittier1

Still conticus? to treat old Insgstaw&g amlaeveri cases of VtNERAL DISEASES, and cas« 8tMINAL EMISSIONS and IMROTENCY The Doctor is now occupied with cues whirh ha not met with a cure in other hands—does not cour simple and common casee. No matter who han failed,-stale your case Call Or write. Parnahl and questions sent by mail free to any address A regular graduate of three Medical Colleges, an« the long:** located In one place of any doctor America cures many cases given up by others THOROUGHNESS «f cures, SAFETY of th medicines used and fair charges have •roucnt patients from every State. Officc and address, «n !t. Charles Street. St. Louis.

IB lilnvfl ai-.il l.ifi' I'.v tt«iiK H. Toi.lc Kll.ilr ami lilqnid K*trn.-» of Tliin iiicili-ino ciiiiiiiit under any elm ant'C «il torure iBtligestioii, Constipntioii, ^iisiit.IIcmtao'te.NervoHHncss, umt of Strength Appplito. Ijiina, Liver, lliadder. Kiilnp'. Mtomi uinoil, iiiiil cliiliiron's'iisoiiiiei!. .Alt K-in»|e dimami wi'nkisfssr^ this nu'rtielno will pnMtivel All riiscx "I Pile* nri.iinu fr'tn naturiii

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tin' tiwu ur Injurious itip!lelnc« nro porinun ly :IITI1. 'iTicpure L'fi'l Jiiironml HlooU PC I" from raw ini'iit furtii»h?« strooctli anil uoitri.ilii!

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BICHAEDSON & TULLID&E. Cnciaiiftt

OR. LANCASTER

DlSPENSAHYj^t

DR. LANCASTER, arfHiilar Grnihin'e In Mi tjul v, w.ih uv 10 ttf« prncticc cout\tm**: Ci^Ki'tilly treat all Private, Kervou* and Sezui a* ttfpecift'^y. 6yphili»nurrd oi.d entirely^ tr4fftinthe*y»tcin. Gonorrhea, (Jlnt» Pinftuw ture, Vartcocclo, Catarii, aud Blood I^iceaia* ly and safely cured.

Female complaints. I^won-haa nr THiUcf,' tfon uiitt ralhn^ il tlio Woiub, Irre8ii.jU"jUt:i»»£iJp{ of the M-Jimrs, &c.t fiuct'c«i*lu!ly trt'Rtid.

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Frivatell

Trenttent trftlca forRtliroe cfuft ftemp. BX fu/r.iihed. No nunfral pouont utod. pHtieirft treat Alai! or Exprctt* Oiqrgct rea*onabt«». Conttiltmtio and ccrro*ponden» strictly con/Ida jtiaL Addrcla at a Pcnona calling will pre no on? but thfl Dorior, H'h" conitant altetioancefpom 8 A. M., to6P.M. S" tioin *o 11 A. M.

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JOHN BOYD,

IN ORDER V?.i neighborhood, will, on receipt of 2 pcnrt post-paid to any nllrcsB. a \y

Vcrfection Family Album* The retail price oi whit 11 has been ret to'%2. Abeaut fnl cneraving221n-!8in with clegnnt Family Record ami »pnc( 16 Photographs. Afiontii unl«i wliorc. F. VKNT, I'L blube 88 W 4tli st Cin#:nnatl Jan 23-5t

ADMINtbTRA?OR'S SALE OF

Notice is hereby given that I vyill iSth day of April, iSTj, between legal hours 011 said day. at the House door, in Terre Haute, Vigo ty, Indiana, sell at public or private the following real estate, to-wif-

The west half

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therewith

quarter (j^) of section eleven (li). s^iip eight (S), "north rangy U-n west,,in Vigo county, Indiana. The being the land of tiie. estate of joh KeUv, deceased.

TERMS OF SALE—One-third one-third in twelve (12) months one-th'rd (j) in eighteen (iS) mo the purchaser giving his note wit proved security, waving valuation bearing interest from date, at the ra ten (10) per cent, per annum.

Sale by order of the Vigo Ci Court. ^JACKSOX COX,

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Administrator lor TOHX E. KF.LL

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