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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-29


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Giving every Patron Handsome and
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legitimate TraDsac,ion. which
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-29
70 GOsasallslpiives.

The ADVERTISER. having been restored
"a hesJthin few wceke nv very simple
rsmsdv. as,es, h.s- suffered for ssss
raj Years wi,h a severe lung Affection, 40
Inst dread dee see. Csnsumpsion--is anx'su-
10 make known 20 his fellow sufferers I'f
means ct cure. ~ .
To al Who desire L, he wis erd copy
of the prescription used. Gree u chasge) Nth
the dire -tions cor preparing and usingl'he
snme. which they sill find sure cure for
Consum p,ion. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs
Coda, aud Oh Thros, and Lnng, Affections
The only oOJec, q The ADVERTISED Y" sending
me Prescription is % Doaeiit the afflicted
AID spread information which be conce've-
10 Be invsiusble, and he hopes every -ufirre'
will try HE remedy, - !, vii, cost then NO
thinQ, and may prove blessing
i Parties wishing the prescription. FREE'
BIZ return mail, will please address.
A 1@ REV EDWARD A WrLsos
viii ,nsSu,g King. Go Nv Yg,k
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21
The Speech Of Secretary Seward at the
Meeting in New York on The ia.

The principal feature Of the great NJ eting
held at the Cooper Institute, New York, ON
the 22d Instant, was Secretary Seward !
speech, Of which We give thc following re-
port:
Mr.. Seward said, after few words Of intro-
duction: What snail speak Of Or ahont:
The call Of your meeting specifies the subject; !;
hut first let NE say atn net here as an a!""m
i>t | AM not here to say that the ralior i
in peril Or dangcr-in peril if you adopt I'll"
opiuionS III peril if you reject them, III ueIl' Il
YOU adopt the views bv lhcapI@lc'.t ~ real "t;i-
jority of Congress, or i! YOU reject them; ii =
not in peril anv way; nor do think the ra'!>c
oi liberty and freedom, the cause OF progress,
moderation or civilization, the carl>c Of nation.
al aggrauliizvmrn!, present 0r future, matclia
or moral, is in any danger of being long ar
rested whether you adopt one set Of political
forms or another. The Umion--}hat Is /" say
the natun-haS been rescued from all it,
perilS. The noble ship has passed from the
tempcStS and billowS into the verge Of Satr
harb0r, and is now securely riding in the an
cene mooriug without Il Broken spar ora Leak
Starhoard or larhoard, fore o. att.
There are yet some small reefs yet to pass
as she approaches those mooringS. One pi
through them The other >a' $ that she must
back, aud lowering sail take time to 60 around
them That is all the ditttreuce Of opi"ion
between the pilots. should not practice my
habitual charity if I did not admit that think
both sincere ana honest. b't the vessel Will
go in safely one way or the other. Inc worst
that Will happen Will De that oy taxing 'he
wrong instead of the right passage, or even
Oh v1,rIf
wrong one, the vessel may roll h!tie ana
some honest, capable and even deserving poll
ticianS and statesmen, President or Cong e>S-
1nen, may get washed overheard. should he
sorry for this, but if it cannot be helped 1t can
be borne
If am one the unfnrtunatcS let no friend
be concerned on that account. As honest, as
good, as capable poti, iamS Statesmen, Con-
greSSmcn aud Presidents will make their APP
pearance hereafter faster than needed, to
commard the ship, as we'll and as wisely as
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

A Bavarig I>raeiite, writing to the Israet1te
Isdeci, has statement u!''" the process OF
the restoration IF the Jews /" Palestine, which
is worthy # note. i.e says:
"Iltv gathering If the Jews is now beginning
to take place. Moi "nl, Eany single families
lmmigrate to Palestine. bat thrre have been
tortneI a number Of Sarielic~ in almost every
land on this continent to prepare an lmml.
grafton ol, a large scale, provided with all
possible means, money, implements and tools
of every kirn, t. comm cHcc the cultivation OF
the long deSo!ated and, 1T once, and with the
utmost yigor There are men Of considerable
wealth among them, and not one without
some means, enough at least to drfray the ex-
pen>cS Of the journey, and to purchase plot
OF gronnd. am happy to state that | am
one of the leadiue mc::.hvr> of Il society form
!, herr, in DAvalia, which, Numbers already
over zine hundred heads OF families, besides a
number of ynun- people, who Would not form
an aiiinnre win the other sex, until settled IN
the Holy Land. uron the soil of their r'ghttul
heli;r.e" liz also adds: "Ihe GentlIes
he! ::Jon:-that i, the petty German Pro-
teSta"t l:i,adtm,> and priHrl, rl,"?itlc$ ARE even
more astir about Palestine than the Jews.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

li>hcd themselves there. They are ali highly
pleased with their prospects. BY the t'Hc
the railway through to Vera Cruz i compile
ted, and the last INSTRUMENT falls due, they
will have improved their farms, when the
most stad among them expect that these
E,rms will I've worth $40, $20, and even s."
the acre. 4 gentleman from Louisiana ha>
been there for seven or eight years. lie g.
| ahli>hrd a coi;ce plantation Of 80 acre..
which is now IN good bearing. and the 20,
from which last year was valued at 5000.
The Curl0ya coffee sells in the New I"i.
| market as Java, and the tobacco equals thi
Cuba, NhiIc the sugar has II per cent
iore Of SaCcharine matter than that Of Cub:
1t will cost at the rate ofsomc s. or 81 Il.
ere to clear, close and bring these lands III
! rr cultivation. Hence it will be so m"'
icaper for those who have little money
ny hacienda with ground already c'ca'r
tnceS made, and houses, or at least walls
houses, already erectcd Ali the la d. Of this
colony arc already or soon will he taken up.
Each married man there is allowed 64Ii
acres, but it is now generally admitted that
one fourth Of that quantity will probably b.
quite as much as one family will DC ale to
cultivate, it is 50 fertile aud wonderfully pro-
! duciive.
| But to emigrants with a little capital, the
( speedy filling up Of this colony should not l."
: disheartening under the idea that there II {
, no more good lands and choic" spots There
! are better lands than these bnth about C"rd",
Va ard Jaapa which, present owners not he
| ing able to work, are ready to sell on favGra
! bic terms
I lor 81 hDC1 II
! Gd senent points to assist entrants on ;h"il
saal in tie country, by giving them infer
nation and furnishing them withE4hc neceS
sary certificates and passports - enable them
: to pssS tie custom houses, to eIj"y all the
rights, priviieg@Nnd exemptions CT the En-
! perorS decree.
1t has not been as yet practicable to eStab
! li>h agencies on the Rio Grande, but as soor
as it may be, one will be stationcd at Preside
! del Nortc.
At present the following agencies lave beer
establi<hrd viz: l.. OrofeSa, at Vera Ciuz
! John p, u,kin<, formerly Of Louisiana, at Cor.
lova John T. Lux formerly Of Louisiana, Al
; Monterey: Alonzo Ridley, Of California, a
! Mazntlan Captain Of Port Of larnpic", a
! Tampico Captain of Port Of San Bias, at Sar
! Bias Captain Of Pjrt of AlatamnroS, at Mata
moros; Mr.. Ramon de Ia Vega, President d,
la Junta de los Mcjorcs de Colima, at Man
zanillo.
l am about to embark for England, expect
i ing to return to this beautiful land by my
family. The Office is left in charge of my son
r. /. Maury, who, during my absence, I'll
attend to the business Of the Office. He is
earnest in the cause, and has now in hand :
grdebook for immigrants, which will soot
be ready for the press.
The rainy season commences in June an'
eDds in October Immigrants should no
come during that time
Yours truly.
n = NSIRE
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21
-%<&%

4 BrAUnrcc BnlDAL present. The Home
J5GrnuI thus dc>c,ihc> Il beautiful bridal pres
ent whrh is on exhibition. 1t Is said to be
worth $4,000 in gold, and S. aniSh lady IS
to br the rvctlivnt Gift:
The set Of jewels under mention, IN the
option Of PARISH jewelers., is the most perfect
collection of eIurraId in the world, they are
formed into nc, kIacc &"d Pair of earrings.
TIE nc"Elarr is co,nrn>cd "t fourteen perfect
enc-ad>, each weighing tivv caratS, and each
surrounded with timty-two diamonds, all
Ic,rnon"d and set N silver in similar fashion
to the Court jewels The necklace is adjusted
in ;wu ,5arl> in such manner that they may
be detached ard each form bracelet. The
car.ring<, also madc brilliant with diamonds,
set in poM>hvd >ivc', aIe of the pendent
Stylr, two an.l a half in"iieS in length, and
consist Of three ci!Ivraid~ each. The >toAe ut
the top or tj;e carli'y viEhS two and half
carat~; that il the rrnt:c> one carat; while
the oN er Stonc--a pear shaped dr"u-welghS
seven ard a half raIal>.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

The following touching little poem appeared
some time ago in the Netropolitan Recora 1t
was written on seeing "A regimet!t OF par led Co..
federate prisoners PASS along Broadway, New
York, en- route Tor Richmond:
Going Home.
No Haunting banners DER the wave,
No arms fash back the suns bright ray,
No shouting crowds around them thronG,
No music cheers them on their way;
They're going home. BY adverse fate
Compelled their truSry ~ ord> 10 sheath
Truc soldiers they, even tho di>armcd--
Heroes, tho robbed Of victorys wreath.
Brave Sou'herncrS! with Sorrowins hearts,
We gaze upon ;hem through cur tears,
And sadly feel how vain were all
Their heroic deeds through weary years;
Yet mid their enemies they move
With firm, hold step and dauntlcS$ mcn;
Oh, liberty, in every age,
Such have thy chosen ompanio"S been.
Going home Alas, 10 them the words
Bring visions fraught with gloom and wee.
Since last they saw those cherished homes
The lvgious Of the invading toe
Hath swept. like The simeon, along,
Sprea ing destruction far and Wide.
t'Thev found garden, hut they left
howng ildermrsS behind"
All! in those deSolttcd homes
To which the 'tate OF Nar has comc,"
Sad is the welcorIr-poor the feast
That waits the soldiers coming home;
Yet loving ones will round him ;hrong,
With srnlr> more tender, it less gay,
Aod 10y will brjUhtrn uaiid cirrNS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

Fear of trchie, tie anmalcu!a found in PORK
begins seriously to affect song of the Western
markets. The Chicago papers informs lis that a
load of pork put on sale at Peoria, linoi>, last
week. was examined micro>copicav, and two oj
the hogs we're alive with the t!ici'in;e. Dc S"d
hogs examined at Dixon were tOu"d 70 be in!e' /
pI
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21
N. F. MAURY,
Imperial Commissioner
Colonization Office, Mexico.
II F NlAIR

IMEGRATIoS TO FLORIDA. - The Gtlne.v II
(Florida) Era, makes III, ntlon OF the last hiIn9
M Of that State with emgraniS from all parts O
til, world 1t bids them ~eIrome, and assure,
them of the kind reception they VIII receive lto"
the neOnlc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

A Connecticut Yankee is in Washington with
a patent ahor-s4ving constitutional &mcnh-
ment machine, for the use Of members OF Con-
gress, warranted to turn out 1900 awendmentS
Der honr He viii make fortune.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21
tn He AID
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
1t NeWberry {. H.,
By THOS. F. & R. H. GRENEKER,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETo2s.
TERMS, $3.50 FOR SIX MONTHS, EITHER
IN CURRENCY OR IN PROVISIONS.

Payment required invariably in advancc)
observation-disclosures at $3.50 per square, for
6rst insertion, 81 for each subsequent in>ertIon
Mari age notices, Funeral Invitations, Obituaries,
and Communications of personal interest charged
as advertise nents.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21
OFFICE COLONIZATION.
10 X - L. - III ..r,. =.

Mexico, February 10, 1855.
The offer Of Mr. Torres is most princc}y.
The land is situated in the Huast:ca country,
on the mountain border of the terra caente.
1t is said to be healthy, and is admirably
adapted to the cultivation Of coffee, sugar,
cotton tobacco, with the whole list Of utter
tropical fruits and productions. 1t is also a
good stock country, with an abundance Of
timber. The Panuco river is navigahle up TO
it, and boats are running on that stream.
Provisions are plenty, but lator is said not to
be very abundant; the usual price being =
cents per day and found.
Those who come from any Of the Gulf
ports, should take shipping direct for Tam
pco, taking care not to come later than the
first or middle Of May, on account Of til"
rainy season, which commences in June. Em
igrants arc advised to send out their pioneers
to examine the land, select their home>eads,
and make ready for their fauIIieS to follow.
The Collector Of the port Of Tamriro is
authorized to afford chem all the facilities,
privileges and rights granted by the EmPc'
rors decree.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

TIE GRAY UNIFORM IN kIcHMoSD.-Thc Mill
tary orders prohibiting the wearing in Richmond
OF the gray uniform, adorned with Confederate
buttons, is strictly enforced.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21
N. +. MACRY,
Imnr1ial Commissioner
no! FOR MENICO.

Notice to Entigrants-the "Torres Colony."
The Imperial Commissioner Of Coloniza
ton is hereby authorized to dispose oftwenty-
five (25} square leagues Of land, l0S, $50 acres,
on nv hacienda of Limon, situated on the
Panuca river, in the Department Of Tamauii
pas; giving gratis every alternate section
(6+O acreS) to man with a family, and 32U
acr cs to an unmarried man, with a pre- emp
ton right in each case TO as much more at
s. the acre.
will give, also gratis, land f'r town, as
we'll as for a road 16 yards wide, traver>in9
the entire colony from north to south.
(SigredO J. .. TORRES.
Mexico, February Q, 1865.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

Th, Ron,an Cr'';oir c}i1rche$ III IS .lnmore
har" ir< con'rhu'rd ov"" Sl5","O0 Tor the oen-
cit Of the oor the South.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

! h.,,I,,. 1n,rrr,ino,iDn 7 a;Drrhcnd no serious
Iiii;,.I,ltv from fine conviction that there ucvcr
v,s and nnyr, cam be any y,rcc>>rll process
! far tha rrcor>trnction Of the U..i.n and bar
,nonv ,nn,.,, ,hc States eyccr,t the one with
which the President has avowrd himself salts
tied
(,,,+ = .Io+ tho r.,,cllion * di>norscd en-
doJ .,,I rxI.n.tnI dead even at the ront,
tk"n # f,Ijow> nrcc>>a I,v tllHt the States.
,onn.r or 1atr, must be Urcaulzrd bv lo>a'
,rrn in ;cco,,)aIcc with the change in 0nr fan
I.rc,tal Inv and resume their pIacrS in Con,
or.>s All tine rebel States bat Texas hav,
| dorc inst that thi O, ANA Texas i doing thp
San'e as fat as E"S>l"'t. lhc PTr>'"e"t Is Il
harmony with ali INC o'a'cS '"a' were III
heiIl"", ana TIE E%rco"Ve ana ?u'''" o'
paFtmen'S AIe'Al''!' 'e>"'' 'E '''c'' '''''' ~
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

\ Pri"tcr', To'>t --"""m II: tn" ttr"st
VOL, il c~"rr;nA. TAo c1'!!"H 5 large, AID no
nan should 5e y;.,:n:, -, ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

Rev. II. Parsons, OF tie 5. {. Conference died
+. ria relii:ucs il W45a:toro, % LoNdlr !aa..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

The following touching little poem appeared
some time ago in the Netropolitau Recora 1t
was written on seeing regiImet!t OF par led Co.
federate prisoners lass along Broadway, New
York. en- route !or Richmond:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18
No. H. PARIS MAINE FRIDAY NAV 1e ,oee

guardian Of nv Inexperienced yoath.
lherc IS the man Who claims my affection
And shares nv home there j. my f,1fler.
For yonicr seldsh wretch. / know bim not .
be best ycars % his lfc have been spent
m lavless freedom from social ties: let bim
seek elsewhere for tb, compauioas Of Li.
dcercpUsdv. nor darc insult the ashe. of
my mother by claiming the dutle. ofkin-
drcd from her deserted ehildrvn.-
SSe drew her veil hastily around her a.
she spoke. and moved A. II 20 withdraw.
o. Gcntiemrn. said Burr. II have no
more 70 say. The words Of the law are
expressed in tLe book before you: the
~oFds Of truth yoa have heard from 90.
mans pure hPs; It Is for you 70 decide ac-
coiding 20 the rcquisIti9R of nature and ne
decrves of Justice
! need not say that cur decision was in
f-vor Of the defendant. and The plaintiff
~ens forth clo-ed by The contempt Of
every honorable person Who wAs present az
tie ,riaL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

IHEIY SUGoTsrfoN. An exehanre.
aiioding to The marked Tspidiiy With which
The leaves and buds upon fruit trees have
come forward during the pas; week. makes
the iolio~ing suggestion;
Equally prompt with The leaves and bed.
are the worms that infect our fruit trees.
They have begun to form their nests and TO
feed on the Young foliage. With a litfIe
attcniioa no~ they can easily be found and
destroyed. and ne beg Of everv posse.sor
Of iruTt tree 90 declare a var Of extermin-
alton uToH the pests without DELAY. The
surest way 70 kill them j. 20 crush rest. and
sornis With the hand. protected by glove
or mnien. in the morning or evening. ~hen
all src IA The nest; bot when on limbs that
cannot be reached in this way. befter cut
oh tie limb entirely than 10 suffer the
worms % remain and increase. We repeat
%. attend 90 the worm nuisance AZ one.
when good deal In the way Of destruction
ca" bv accomplished With comparatively liz
te effort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18
VOLUME SO. NO. 81.
B x 4. V ITIEs .


What t~o letters viii destroy all Other,
h allowed 70 do soS DIX.
The easiest way to expand Tie ebes, /,
TO have good heart in il.
Why do the birds feel depressed only IN
Asom@er morning? Because their lad.
bulls are all over dew
" Talk Of etbsriAl Spring say. Mr..
ouiiP. quite smarsly. 4 call il diphtheri-
al
why IS an unservierable gun like an Of
ice hoiders Because "a ki-ks nishtilv
when II Is discharged.
Fashionable young lady dsisehina her
haIr before retiring; whaf dreams NAV
come when &C have shufied OF this mortal
coal -
Lille . an earnest Struggle. Every true
nan has something 10 do in tlis World.
In the ssra conflict Of life. no one has a
right 20 be idle
r. Some men keep very savage dogs around
their houses. 80 that the hungry poor who
stop 20 get bite" may get IL outside the
door.
When Lord Erskine heard that some
BODY had died worth two hundred thousand
pounds. be observed. Well. that's a pref
y san TO begin the mex; world With.
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FELOCuH oF MEcuaNrsu Pan blow-
sr- are iregaenfiy rua vifh velocity q
5000 turns per inmate. vhiie toe usual ve-
locfy Of cotton sriudies % between 600
al s.o'1 turns per minute. These are The
hlshcst rotary vciocitics With ubich ue are
ao1la,nfrd ln ordinary mechanism. bet NJ.
Arhco, in ucas1riug IRE difference IN tbe
velocity ~ hsit shiie passing through arr
ani iaroueh wafer. sishsd o. give q revoiv-
ing mirrror q velocity ~ 500 rotations
per second. Ibis b. vas unable b do.
With iic most delicate and perfeot arrange
nlsnt oi cog shceis be- was abe " rnpart
only lpoO revolutions per seeond % his
mirror M Foucsalt. By Substituting for
cog shecis deiicate turbine acted On bya
steam jet. raised the velocity b 500 torns
pr second. NJ. Arago By removing tbe
mirror and turning The spindle alone.
achieved a velooity even By cog whssls.
Of 500 turus per second-equai 70 $1,000
turns pr minute.
That spindle. therefors. TUNED - tines
vhiie On ordinary cotton spisdls a turning
once. This - tbe highest rotary velocity
Of -hieh - have any scoouut.
lSosutisc An.
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OLD SERIES.

ed. Of course. iamPed upon chairs ana ev;.
iiug boards. threw their hands over their
eycs-Perfectly natural-screamed again.
and declared they should die-they kne-
they should.
%. Lord.- blsbbercd the distressed
yoang man. '' doat gals. dont. didn't
60 tew. ssan teE nan I didnf-it's all
oEin 70 these eussed troEers every mite
ont. Ask your boss. Hell tell yoa how
Il ~as. o, dear, wont nobody kiver me
uP wiih Oh clothes. or turn the wood box
over me: o. Moses in ,he bulrusbe.'
What AL Nancy saw
IL managed to raise himself on bis s-et
ard made bold Plange toward the doo-:
bot The crtanglins aliiaaoes trippe,l Lim I'd
again. md b. fell kersiap upon the goose
Of the pressnlan. This was the unkinae.t
cut Of all The goose had been heated ex-
Pressiy for dick cloth seams. and the wsv
u s'zzcd IN the seal Of bis new pants vas
afHicting 20 the wearer. Nehemiah riz in
IN Instant. and seizing the SQUIRE % az lis
troubles by The slack. be tore himself from
al save the straps and some fragments that
hung about his ankles. be dashed through
'he '' EmPorium' a. = ? 20 rate and o. made
tracks Tor hun.