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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

HA new Catholic church u 70 s.
erected In Lafayette. the building u % b
l4l by 81 feet. built il the Gothic ssylss
and when completed Il vii be oss 6f shs d.
sss church edi6ces 10 that city. Il h expect
ed to be got under roof this sunmaf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

GA man speaking Of place oss West
IN letter which he writes home. ssys. Il u
perfect paradise, and that though must d
the folks have the fsver-'n-agir. yet is's I
great blessing for it's The only exercise shst
take.
We never thought o. shst before.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

HTThe Catholics of New York City num-
Der about 100000. There srs annually H.
900 bspsisms. and from 6.Q0O 70 5000 chill
dren make each yesv, their irss communios.
The city contains - Catholic ch0scEss, e.
tsched 70 which arc 81 priests.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

61-A few m"nths ago a couvls II men
called upon Dr. Bigss. resident Of Mitchell.
10 this county, and desircd private inter-
view with him. Dr.. Biges conducted them 10
q private room, when 10 his surprise they
locked tho door, and one drew a pistol aud
the other kniie. They told him that they
had warrant for his arrest, for passing coun-
terfeit money, but IL he would pay them
sl2OO they would let him of. DR.. Biggs gave
then. $500 in cash and HE note for the bal
ance. After keeping him in the ronm untI,
train time they left. The Doctor consulted
his lawyer. and they agreed TO say nothing
about il. hoping the men would return to
collect the note. On last Saturday one OF
them returned TO collect his money. Dr..
Biggs had Him arrested. and he was recor
nized in the sum Of $l5Ooto appear st the
Circuit Court. After the trial the man
showed warrant for the arrest OF Dr.. Biags,
stating tba, he was United States detec-
tive. Ho arrested the Doctor and took him
10 indianapolis. We will refer to this oc
lcurrcnce again az soon ss we learn the re-.
suit Of it, Bedford Appeal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30
NEw YoRK, April 2l.-Thc World'l
Washington special says.

Governors Brough, Lewis, Morton, Cur
tin and Yates had q long interview with the
President to-day. TO urge upon him the ne
cessi,y Of calling 200 600 mcn into the SER
vice for the defensc Of States bordering on
tho Ohio river. They claim that IL they
are authorized they can raise that number
by volunteering. The President. as things
looks now, seems disposed 70 issue call
Tor 100000 troops, TO bo raised only in the
Western States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

0rIas miners hghs b California Fs.
Gently, ono 81 shs party he'd iwo hundrsd
and ihy DIstols shots fired q hin. end -
capped Win life and seventy. .hvs wosnds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30
Little Mac Victorious.

AZ the Metropolitan Sanitary FAIR in New
York, there are two swords, one OF which /.
TO be presented TO the military officer who
receives the most votes cast BY visitors "a
the fair, aud The other 10 the Naval com.
mander who receives the most votes 10 like
manner. The price for each vote Is one
dollar. The army sword is gift from Til
fanny g. Co., and is valued at 81 900 Up
to "Wednesday night, nearly five hundred
names had been signed. Of which all but q
few were for Mcclellan or Grant. The
Journal Of Commerce says. "On Wedncs-
day, il was a neck aud neck race bciw cen
those two candidates, a race which was
rendered all the more exciting for the
reason thst tho snti-McC ClcIlaniles had drop.
ped their first favorites, such as Banks,
Fremont, Butler, and others, and conccn.
trated their whole strength on Grant. AS
the contcst.now stands, il is Mcclellan
against the field" Thus the contest went
on until Friday nigh, to quarter to eleven
o'clock when the votes wcrs cauntcd, and
tho following announcement was made.
For Gen. Mcclellan ll26
Eox noo fyx.os onr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30
From the Terra Haute Journal.
An Abolition Lie from the Halls oi

Congress.
10 the pubiished proceedings OF the House
Of representatives ON the 10Th. the follow.
ing paragraph appears:
"Ths Committee rose. when Mr.. Garfield,
Of Ohio, proceeded TO make COOL his former
assertions, BY producing letter from Judge
Eckles. of Indiana. which came into his pos.
session. recommendin young man "a
John G, Breckenridge. as desirous or enter
ing the service q the South in some capaci.
iy. and recommending him cs a faithful man
The writer said Tint The bearer Of the letter
was formerly connected with the Union
army, bu, became disgus,ed with IL. Mr.
Garfield also produced similar letter from
DIR. John @ Davis. remarking that MIR. Da.
vie was lormely member VI Congress iron.
Indiana, and the predecessor Of Mr.. voor
hccs.''
We are nuthoriz-d BY Hon. John G. Da
wis, to prOnuunce the letter produced b,
Garfield. purpor,ng to have been written
BY Mr. Davis 10 Breckenridge, u FORGERY
"a base lie from beginning 10 end. He
authorizes rs 10 further say that he has
never written letter 70 Breckenridge on
that Or any other subject. The letter il o.
forgery perpeira,cd ~ the abolition leaders
Of this distric, for political purposes "a cow
ardly and yiilalnoIs crime for which they
will be held rc rc-ponsible before the peoDie.
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Majority for Mcclellan

Gcn. Fremont received ,hrcc votes, and
Gen. Fix John Porter four.
II fact Of this kind does not show the
vital character Of McCIcIlan's popularity .,
> time when other unemployed generals are
forgotten, we should like to know what evi.
dence Is wanted on that subject. t.-Evans-
vile Times.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-28
The Water Supply of London.

A London weekly paper says HThree of the
great water companies extend their suction
: pipes of supply their chyle ducts. to follow
out our anatomical similitude-as far as Hamp.
ton. Miles and miles into the country we may
see great mains yard in diameter, dipping
under the Thames, crossing deep bitches, and
passing along the fields and furry commons, at
certain points intercommunicating with each
other, In case either may require temporary
help. The far off source is little dreamed of
by the thirsty soul, who quaffs from the drink
ing-fountain in the crowded street. He little
fancies that, like the lounger he watches at
Verey's, sucking his sherry-cobbler along a
straw, he, too, is sucking at the stream through
ten miles OF iron pipe, the end Of which dips
into the Thames close to Wolsey's pleasant
palace. The great mains of all the companies
are thirty-six inches in diameter, and it must
be remembered that they are free and fully
charged at all times, SO that in case of fire,
the fireman has only to turn the plug to get
any quantity Of water he requires. In some
cases-such as at the crest fire in Tooley
street-thousands OF tons ofwater are thus ab-
stracted gratuitousiy without interfering with
the supply to the houses.
AT the beginning OF the present century
the mains, indeed all the pipes, were wooden
the trunks Of trees bored out--and in no
case of more than one foot in diameter. How
the metropolitan giant must have grown, the
size Of his present iron arteries Is q proof.
The mains o. the eight water companies not
only supply London proper, but push out far
into the country, invading even the agricultur-
al districts, and supplying its farms. They
distribute in the aggregate upwards of 100,
100000 of gallons daily, through 1900 and odd
miles of main, and supply $4,000 houses and
factories, through capillary pipes upwards of
1000 miles in length. fall the water daily
used in this great city we're collected in one
great reservoir, it would cover seventy acres
in extent and six feet in depth. As the spec
tator watched this great expanse of water, he
would see it hour by hour drained to the bot
tomiby the collective millions In the metropo-
lis as calmly and noiselessly as cup is drain
ed by dusty roadside traveller. The collec-
tive iron heart, the steam engines which pro-
pei this food, possesses a force Of not less than
1000 horses,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-28
WHOLE NO. 745
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Ship Owners,
AND
Shippino Merchants I

Is well known that the citizens Of Portland are
a lArgeiy Intel estel IN the GubA trade. Ihey ex-
fSs. As many n not more snooks &C., 10 tina. Island
, Any other cy in our country, and in turn im-
haAIge Quantities Of sugar and molass,s.
Cnna ~ % the practice mere lefJre s0lno OF the
thsir - tol1 70 requIe our chip masters 70 deliver
shora Sogs WIN Tie exec pOn OF long lumner on
10 and in other port deliver it
e@ Hoe u expense TO Vesas, mr. ,rs. -, ~ =, 80
ao,,r-a ,ssa mas convinced them lnal the latter
go, 80, 80 ~ SSAly one W ich viii enable them 40 OBJ
heir esr-oes Hres Haaees account of The delivery Of
lAeA. Sa. sSss 1oheYer accurately the am,,nrf A !,
hseiea INTO tne hgh.ers alonE-Ide the vsss1 sres-
with their Dls OF iading; 4 aars,1 sessel gre
when Inc hs hteis deliver It o. shore $50
iThes5 liz hters are owneo bV mar th.-.
ne tnOlr ana sCm times ah,,e ~ y I'm - an m
l ng distance to landing pa C and rer,s, - s IN
charg oVer night or be dischars cd Dv nj =, ~
sunday, md the consequence is q most vsrsahI.
that portion OF tine gnieIs I0a0s rz iosr or ~ %
and tie vessel and OWNERS quiz ed 10 "a. - ~
In her words, the ow. sIs ana maslers OF vsssei.
required to the tai b U OF the liz II
erme. the honssty Of all O.hers living aione
shore, or empls yed 20 take tie account
ADDED to tbs the chalEe for hs terage has near-
~ doubled within lew yeaTs ano Is likely 10 td-
vance to any sum whicn interested partits lhore
may see d. 10 ia &c.
Und,r these circumstances the shipmasters and
.greems Mt pit !, J. "A, la relation " the matter,
ana for th pur oss slVlng noice to al med
IN caused II TO be pa 0Ished with ~ y six
srs, IN our oai paptrs. Ia ordsr that .here may
De m about its tel ms, ~ Is Inserted
IN TINS statement, w:
We, the undersigned shipmasters and agents for
owners, merely -glee that and alter the nrst day
OF september, 1eo4, all cargoes laden on boaId or
tns lsiana Of Gu Tli be dev red and receiyt
oL gslds within reach OF vessels tackles, ing
vessels crews according tine Gus oms OF the prn-
clpl5 ports In the United States.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-28
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN II. GILMAN. Mditor.
pubnshed At Ne. s2i ExcHAEGE STREET by
N. A. FOsTER& q co.

TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRHssis pubiished 90
per year in advance x,..
cHa MAlAssTA rs Press Is PuDneneo every Thurs
day morning, at $500 per annum, n aovance; S22b
IL paid within six monthsi ana Sz.0O,u payment be
delayed beyond the year.
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Portland, Sept. I. 1854.
Under this agreement the chariering Of Yefses has
gone on satisfactorily until within q few days when
some gehue m n nom Cuba wlo are interest In
Inc ngnterage ana oargots and consignment OF car
goes, srrned here, bolicve informed cur
shiI pers that this agreem ut be annuled and
masters must be held responiDls FIR the liz hieraae
OF All cargoos Our shippers appear to have yielded
tending to consult owners and masters, and the
hrs intm alton they receive OF IL 10 the announce
ment Ia the ftice Current of the 9th INST thai the
shippershsre had agreed 20 requife Of them such
terms.
II would seem that fair play ard manly dealing As
well a, the mutual dependence OF PAL ties ou ht 10
havepreventsd our Shippers from yielding The de-
mano o. Cuban Houses, un Il they had conferred
with owners of vessels or their agents aud made
seme satisfactory arrangemen with them.
As nothing OF the Aors was done, the owners, mas
teIs and brokerstet called upon 70 protect own
interest and esta blish ch terms NJ just ce AZ
seli-pretefvation required them accordingly they
held meeting on the 7th MS, NJ the countil T.
rooms OF Messrs. Ross Stnrtivantio Goa sioer the
subject This was largely attended, ana Capt. Chs.
ID. Chase was chosen Chairman, and VIM. Ros
Esq kecretary. Alter q careful and candi oohkid.
Grafton Of the matter, 1t voted trey could
not N Justice to thsmsel,es submit 10 the terms
which the Cuban fentlenen had as I've beieve,l
dictated 10 our shippers. And In order to reduce
this vote to binding obligation, thy drew up and
signed the following AGREEMENT.
PORTLAND Vember T. 1874
The undeTsigned, Shipowners Brokers' Mas ers
and Managers ofvessels, hereby e. rec and pledge
themselves each to The other, hot tO chGrler heir
sells fer the Island OF uba upon any other terma
than to deliver their cargoes alongs4de the vessel
there, flee Of hgf terage accepting long lumber
which - to ed ashore b. the khip crew and that
no charter shall be made ON private terms. under a
forfeiture one thousand dollars which 10 be aid
by the party breaking this agreement, to the othe
sigrers thereof. And tn chairman OF this meetin
is hereby authorized TO institute all necessary legal
na n "A my
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Decensed soldiers Ind New OTIeans.
NOTICE

Vv8Is is to certify thst have thi, day given -
II my Two sons. Alphs rs Grimm and JosephF 0ui-
hn their time 20 act and trase for themssves. and
shall nav no dsbts Of their contrasting nor claim
any OF their wages alter this date ..........
Witness, rextef Jordsn.
Portland. Nov. 10, iseA. noFssdlV'
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-05

isss 40 more bsssaH, hrr,afY, Or anplesssat
mea'e'he ior unpieASani Ani dangerous disease.
HkLnBoLD's ExFRkcT sucuf
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
HslmbOlds Highly Concentrated Ceu,...x
FLUID EXTRACT SAsSkPLRltlk.
Syphilis.

lInis is al affection of the Blood. ana su.os. t.s
sexual Organs, Things Of tSc nese. ears. thro.i-
sinapips, and other mucooa surfanas. nekfnr 90
appearance IN the form " UfS,fs and r. gener sIx
attended ~lth adischaFgo more 90 ions onsneve -
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hood and removes All scAly Kfuptions n ths sfIn
swing Tie complexion q clear And healthy ooIo,
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Parents and gusrdlanss caution yea chlll,r~.
against this evil habit. IL il the greatest curse th.f
can befAll yeung u.u ~ woman unnfslnr ff.r,
Tor happiness and nsTrled life
They may not experience the consequence No.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-23
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.
apr9-dIy

A DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court Of the State of Indiana, comprising the cases
reported the eight volumes of backord and the first
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes OF the State embodied in the edition
Svo. Sc 90.
The first edition Of this valuable work was completely
hausted in less than three months from the time of
publication. edition, printed on fine white paper,
now ready. This is of the most complete and best
arranged dgeSts published ard has received the
highest concentrations Of the legal profession.
The Hon. VI. II. RAY say:
The Digest is as in its plan and eXe-ution il
is useful 10 the profession. This Is no abridgement OF
The Reports but genuine digest Of them"
The Hon. DAVID MCDONALD says:
at is small commentator of the work that il Is
Digest not only Of all Supreme Court decisions whcf
have be published, but also of all the modern statutes
in force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-23
DR.. 10 H 3 u L L S
Gu DRON BITE RS,
The Latest and Most Important Dis
covery of the 10th Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTlM ATELY con-
nected with the history Of the Matera Medica OF the
United states favOraby known the pioneer OF
medical discovery, than that OF DR. JOHN BULL, OF
Louisville, KY. His nimitable preparation OF SarSapt-
rlla has Ons stood the head OF the various COM
pounds Of that valuable drug His Compound Pectoral
Of Wild Cherry has become household word throughout
the West and South and his Worm Lozenges In less than
year after their introduction, attained reputation as
wide spread continent of North America. But the
GROWING glory Of his life remains 10 be attained in his
latest discovery, gather combination, for he does not
claim 10 been the diScoverer of CEDRON, which l.
the basis OF the bitters offered 10 the public That
honor belongs the native nh abtants OF Central Amer
ca whom its virtues have been known for more than
two hundred years Armed with il, the lnfan bids def
ance 10 the most deadly malaria, and handles without
fear the serpents IL Is belief with them
that while there breath left In the body the Cedron l.
poi ent TO cure, matter what the disease may be.
While DR. Bull is not prepa ed to endorse THIS exrava-
CANT preension he i nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination of the evidences relating TO it, virtues
that as remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either 10 changes Of weather and climate
or 10 the miaSmac influences, il stands without rival
and Justly deserves the reputation has long enjoyed in
Central America and the West Indies. In
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The Plantation Btters make the weak strong the Ian
guild brilliant and exhausted natures great res;orer
They composed of celebrated Calisaya Bark, Win
ergreen, Sa sarss, Roots, Herbs, 6c all preserved
perfectly pure ST. Crox Rum.
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. COLYoUR. MEDICAL OFFICE No 30 SOUTH
- Meridian Street. oreiis h Zee II he fail. in cur
INK any case that may under his care. natter
how obstinate 90 long standing. lie warrants you =
cure syphilis, ia the primary stage. helped In IS min
utes cured IN 20 hour. elect % 20 wears standing
cured BY DR. &. Once hour : 90 10 p " mars5
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% have given the Plantation Biters 10 hun
deds Of our disabled soldiers with the most astonishing
effect G. w d. ANDREWS.
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati. o.
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90 The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of a
derangemn Of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distressed me for years. II like charm.
G. c. MOORE, 254 Broadway, n. y"