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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
MOSES SCOTS BARN.

MOSES SCOTS BARN.
This barn was burned and the confession OF setting
fire 10 il seems 10 he the first ntmaon that the public
tina, It's destruction was ever attempted With reference to "
Il distinctly recolA going into Moses SCOTS barn and
setting to w. and when went 90; was all on nre DO
not see why 1t was not burned 10Y can swear posuSl S
had ocen TO Mr.. CampoelIs or TO tho poston'ee'
HORACE WHITES barn.
THIS barn Il will be remembered burned some months
before the matFcde Sarkweaiher has before confessed TO
the burning Of i has generally oeen supposed sst 70 hsd
large insurance would with it, HIS story about tas
when went from Uncle Weiss that nj sb went through
Mr. Whites lane into the barn aud went out by the back way
home
took arsenic out Of mothers cupboard at home was
done up white paper such druggists and that done
paper and put il In pocket machsfe spriued
The machcase into the -four in the barrel While was in
get him some water took three Of bis powders which had
been by his physicians and when went after the water
AN IrRrsrsrrpIE IMPULSE
Sincs the Spring OF 1850 1901 il IN reality
anac lad an irresistible impulse desructvenes
IL affected principally with desire that could not resist
70 kill those persons for whom had the most affection. Sew
esimes lave been saved from killing those dear BY
accidental occurrence Which would make ne forget my
don't tnow that the desire to destroy affected daring
the whole time bat for two three yars OF H. no one for
whom had natural affection was safe IN my presence
ness never committed any crime or wicked act win ma
cous intent knew my maady aud sirove against Is iiith
fully.
II srsve as hard could to resst the dese but could
not help myself had master, and hard one II ever
really did wrong " in not making known my case 10
some person who could watch But was proud
fearful II should be known should be taken
insane hospital and that disgrace that hoad
from possessed strong viii aud that hnnw
how affected could control myself but could not
have always heretofore denied thar had any desire or
tendency 20 desraet!yensss from foolish PRIDE pehip'
that should be confined hospital Tor usens people
than which had rather sutr death Ard sload NOT now
reveal them but from wish shield others who may nave
bnpns ID
malicious reports that hiyo bsop crtusted agnst me- sd
knowing that not ua could h4Yq slated tho lgt nsa
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from the accusation Of trying 70 clear myself from hs charge
on the ground OF insanity, which sbhorred"
Y Al

ia respect TO this crime Che OF bis mother ess
only say that II was never premedated loved both notheS
aud sister truly although they have been the cause OF great
dIsappoiaments 70 me- Which dsappontments with bodily
disease probably produced tho mania, aud which together
with knowledge Of the mauia, MAIDS me lead miserabs
fs have not tried escape Punishment though il has
seemed impossible 70. TO realize that committed this
crime"
What Sarkweather said about planning the murder Of
young lady whom he took to ride for the purpose sup
pressed II regard to the feelings Of persons living
With reference South he said that erroneous
stories had been told about him IL has been rumored that BE-
killed IN North Carolina and that he obliged 70
come North suddenly account OF H. He said this was noe
So He had trouble whatever With any North Caro-
lima He had any trouble vito any South excepe
once and that ia Richmond In talking with stranger
there gave sentiments the Slavery question
which the stranger provoked High wo5ds followed
and they nearly blows but finally cooled down aud
separated.
such this strange young mans story told very Short
time before execution. We It readers almoss
exactly as he gave H. and withou, We received IL
at late hour s afternoon aud have been obliged 10 throw
together hastily The parts ia quotation marks are his osa
language.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

TUESDAY August 9i-P. y
Goi IA, bean iuit and heavy closing at l4s after ssh
ing nj. 80. r...- a.Ea.-
The imports by the California steamer Northern Light
are $9,03i. 500
Government bonds are very firm and in active demand
Of afraction advance from Yesterdays quotations t
state bonds we're strong Tennessee per sold -
SO and 7 OK coupon. The miscellaneous shares wsrs
dull and without material change in prices.
The railway share lis; opened steady; Erie sold as high
As IA and Reading ll6 but sales TO realize the mar
ket became yery heavy and Eric sold down to ut and
Readin, 5i The balance Of tho list dull with the
exeeptoa o. Rock Island which advanced to log. The
amount Of bushes, doing is quite moderate, with the s
cepon of Erie AMI not much disposition is shown -
buy for an advance Somo 10000 shares Of Erie changes
hands in the the Long Room Of 73l S73i and the p'~
aNerward advanced to Il. Alter the Board the maf.
was dill and steady. At the Second Bosru 'n' "'
was quiet and after ths call IN the street was nea'!
lower on the eatir. list aud closed dull at quotaons
Ohio and Mississippi %, s2ei Canton Co, 52l bossos
W,,sr Power s3i 1881: Cumberland Preferred, soss'f'
Quicksilver. 5oi o5l Mariposa Preferred, "S%t "es.
Union Telegraph 5sl ajsi; New-fork Cenual, ~
ma Erie. 7ei e73i Hudson River, ils3e heSAe
u5sll5i; Michigan Central ll20li2f m'"e
Southern 81 as5 Illinois Central, ls'i DIV Ci',,
and Pittsburgh, Sol Ss6i Cleveland and roieco' az
ll6, Rock Islaal 1911 slO1s North Western, '0'""
do Preferred, 81 asa; Fort Wayne, iofi Duo
Monoy continues fa'y TO Brokers on can AZ ~
cont b, theo j. more inquiry for funds in some
and ta, anoan, OF idl,capiial isvep much reduced
Foreign Exehang, is inactive. Bills at 60 days Cd Lon
don ar, Iaotei at 1851 O6i for commercial iN elVt"
h,ks-, 10 At short sight 1881 1857 Paris at Oh dsys.
5a5a52a. d. at short sight, 5s6 e5."o Antwerp a''
80. STi.. 595a5?5. Hamburg. IS 80; Amsterdam,
9,I5 M Fo,kfort ilsii; Brcmcn. 76I 0is, Prnssias
thale;s, sOi 7ii- so .
Popat Cloths avs re P'ov'd;";' Josr-ot ara '"' ~
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Base ball.

Tbs CANE rs rATERSoS-ECLECTfC vs.. OLYMPIC.
very interesting game took place on Monday on
the grounds Of the olympic Club in the presence II
asembege Of spectators the arrangements Cor keeping
order on the occasion rejecting credit the Oiympc
Quite number OF ladies present. considerable interest
being taken the game The 0ymps obtained the lead in
the second nnngs and by good play Maintained up 10 me
fifth innings at which time the stood 10 in their
favor The Oymplcs have greatly improved OF late and now
a good After the game the Eceetics were
entertained by the Oympics with refreshments. The best Of
feeling prevailed and the New Workers eh for home IN the
D. m Train well pleased with their Tue following is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

BuLLS lIEAD.-Bseyes foot up nearly 0,OOO heso
this week OF which 900 were sold Hudson City 100 s
the National or Onshlndre lth Yards while tie others were
scattering Tho Old Of selling but ono or two days
the week broken up and Saturday and SandAl
tteers be accommodated nt time. Prime fit cats
were scarce this week and brought fall prices while medium
end common f OF &c. and few renamed unsod sheep
are c,ogding the markets faster than sacsmen worI
them OH and prices are dropping Hogs too either ffou
sympah or some other Cause o 1w tie general caIen srt
rho 10 4, <eti is strong NJ &c. decAnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

THR TRANSFER OF THg STRsBr-CLEAsfSG Coz
rRAcE-Snce our last announcing The transferring
the streetceaning contract BY Messrs. Brown DeToe
knapp late cleaning contractors 20 oxJudge Jaes
whiting nothing any interest has ranspTed Judge Wms
ing Informed reporters yesterday that there would % nc
changes made AZ present in his Office and that everything
would 10 its present position until such time 80 tie
street eanng Comm should take Official action 90
shaf
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stnrl,wrather,s Confessions.

HIS CRIMES AND THEIR MoTIyBS--A STRANGE STORY
The following is substantially the story OF the crme
and misdemeanors of Albert l. sarkweather narrated
by himself few days before his execution, TO Deputy
Sheriff Finch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

Ist "a Sd a,h 5ih 9th 7th sth 9Th Totals.
Eclectic ..... 5 0 D l.
Olympics . 6 , D ) o 3 l-2l
Umpire-Mr Hogan Of the Mohawk Club.
Scofers-Messrs Wright and Elliot
Time of game hours, 40 minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CH,vB1gs-AUG. el-3e.ore Justice
BNgSN.ut
rHE CRANE CASE ACAIS-A DiSGRAChFyL SCENE ~

rHE CRANE CASE AGAfS-A DisGRACiFJL sCENE ~
curt.
Crane ct. Crane.
This cl se came NJ lgl.n before the Court today on
motion modify the y dscOatinu'Ho' 80 iir as to
compel me rliiniin to p1y costs. ,....r, ,
Mr. SAaler for the pnfiA cnt'ndcG tial te la'l Aiu
the right AZ any time before o. pcgrarce 20 disconnne
Mr BcquieI gentleman Nho has been Iaitfd states Us
ct Attorney Alabama c0niohod that shieT tHe e,uul
stances Vhen preliminary motion made br On attorney
regly retained had disclosed the whole Def e te rue od
t ne order AS NOT served TIE attorney for the defend
III oDer formal appearance though the p,nth a,t',
mes kuog motion hat De had been Fesnl reil
Daring the argument Of Mr. Rcqucr Mr. Slnar coGlnll
ly interrupted viz short speeches and at ial NJ Ifger
uttered phrase that he vas not 10 be deferred D 'he uoe
OF Chinese tom toms.
Mr. shar at ore, sprang his feet and in The most yo.
lcli inssicd sa he was not haese gong ara We
Dn 10 be- allied bY renegade snclki that he was
Of the Conrt AMI ll right to BE- proec'ed charging Mr
Roquier vita yarou, matters shaking bis h'1 az hn anu u
NJ Reguier protested this gross breach Of the
deooIum directed against stranger WOO az O,ne 10 us O"
STATE hgi character. and that 30 should be fepre,ed
Judge Barn1rd throughout endea,oled to so9tbc r s9i5r
hut commit han for contempt; ana informed aal'
cluer that he not asuel and took 'ho papers Es'er'
Ing his decision
DECISIONS.
philip Fisher ACT. Anna T.. Usher; Netie Tracy
Art EiSard T. Tsic.-ePors confirmed aud judgments Of
anpic,o, OF Felix 10 ST. Kenny m infiat &c
Report o Referee confirmed and orier granted for sa'e ."
Has + Ca.ra, urt Freeman Campbell ct at Motion
granted.
SUPERIOR cOURT-S'rc A. 1rs--AUc. %.
DFCISioNS.
Cha. H-llsburgh at. VIM. NJ. Tweed ct al; Fred
eriok T. AT Isaac 4. ltsgi LhaIA o. Image ns'
Jsme. g. Main Motions granted. , ,,
Joseph Thasitss net. william Japcs-ofdsf ''e's' WIZ
sr,i H. 81, .. ere, Pablo stern.Nio.on foF an
attachment isaird Sh o''s " y, -, Isc.,n ah
Eaward iooie ct a AsI " M = i''0s
irises ~ LsTreace ng Bank Of the Republic -
irssc., : ooai.'a agi T.eo Saier, Motion fora com.
mlssiOn granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

This barn was never burned and the confession OF setting
fire 10 il he the first intmaton that the public have
that its destruction attempted With reference to 1t.
be said; -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05

Tus AsueAp llsSspsen-fhs 60,
f>sssss u ,he Asrsss ossssdlss Church,
600 = sessios - Hsv Yost, DlsAce Psgss
Dsssitisg. decided . asssstsy % ssdsis I
shiss sssSidsss shs hss Tor toe yesss
pssssAsd 70 soIesst essCsss,iss. Se~s
10 ~ eisssynss l. shs esaissesee 90;
|spDssS = ~ essSidass - aces1 q y ~
Isslss ~ ss'sps hsils1 . = : hspsy 5000
Ishss ~hiss 80 sAosst 49, ss1isasiss
hss eo'ossl men. Let -" cid the ~
'Jsnss Reed. -shsv shss - Sss's tisisspss
3 nss fss biz seies.''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05

II JAIL--Mr. Charles Dsvis. the
man Who was sent to the penitentisry
from this county four year, ago for
stealing hcues from NJ. w. harris,
vss srrested Shen his term expired,
% : vibrant from this county. He
viii BE- tried THE time for stealing :
horss nom Mr.. +. r. Hope. AZ The
sherin vss taking him from the peni
tsusizry 70 jill q Chaslessown. b
broke IRON him and sndeavored % -.
capo, but VA shot and reeaptursd, and
nov lie il the Clark eoanty Jail, ssf.
foring severely.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05

DsAsrsa % rms was - C,Isssis,
Ssssh Csrsliss. hsi 90 hssdsst - ssss-
sy-oss ssssses. so - shsss eighsy.ssss
usss dsssssysl- Ne s0sss be- bess $50
% sehsih ~ ssssssssss sAsi hsss bsss eco
sssst. - prsssss isdisssisss - shss shs
ssvs will Isse ssasis ssslsesssiy ssessd
~ " sssss. NsssIy suef ~ erieissl psp'
slssiss hsss sishs diet o ssss sssg; sssi
|sess = sssgssas. sss ~ ~ hustrsds q
psspIS ssssisiss shsss 49, . hsve beer
|isnssss = 10 fsbiss Sleep aeIIes. m
,hssissas sspissl q wbiss assbls = tesJ
sssspIessss ssl sssssesIss q he aitss y
~ dsSsIssIss. 80 sssas = u II Sigh
|hsss dsssts6ed, HE . ssehsslsd psIsss
,issa ~ sIssss. sssliss sAs - ssasiss :
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05

"A GRRAT SPEEcH.-lue rPS" ri
Judeo Laird, delivered q the Court
Hocss IN THE town. last Saturday. on
the political issues Of the day, VS.
one q the most powerful and thor
ouRbly convincing arguments which
our citizess have had the privilege Of
listening to for many years. Il "
greatly 10 be regretted that : larger
number Of our Republican fellow cit
issns vsss not present, for we think
the homes ones would have been con-
wheel d the evil tendency Of ths nm
constitutional msasares nov being
forced upon the county, BY the men
Who have assumed the leadership OF
thss parry. The Judge 6sst alluded
sbe gratifying fact that Peass had
spread her baimy vings over our IN
tire Union, without the erssing q :
angle star from the azure bins q enr
bssutiful dag. He then alluded to The
efoets Of the rafical disunionisss 70
Destroy By Regulation what orr psiri-
otic soldiers had sacrificed life, health,
home and comtorts during the war e
build up, and justified the President
10 ssigmasixing them - the '1raitcr'
g the other end OF the line TIT
radical measure OF taxation withon
reuesseusatiCn. which our torrfather
rebsIled sgain il 1776. AMI which !
now forced upon the eouthern Stated
~ shown up 10 al it, anti-republi
can hidsousnsss, ~ va also that 9th
q pct policy Of the party in powel
grind ing the farmer and man Of sma'
mssns to dust with taxation. for Oh
benefit Of the rich nabobs and manu-
facturen. who are comparatively e
smpt from al the burdsns imposcd Q
the othsrs, and lie without labor Q
the gold interest Of their bonds. In
Frcedmen's Bureau vss opened, an
il strong scented contents expoSed
public gaze. while the effort made y
ihe Civil Righss bill 20 elevate q
negro above the white man, and col
lsr upon the block race privileges .
fused to the white. and which vi
made Law b. the Republicans
Congress over the Presldent's vsi
wss explained % that al could see
uninstusss and repugnant doctrins
but we are not going 60 try 70 81
she substance Of the Judges speec
- no mere newspaper article conld
Il iustice. Suffice il 70 say, i =
able and elaborate, and was listen
70 viii marked attention By BIZ au'
tors
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05


ReS6ustrustioa Conmist6p Report
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four hcsrs lo-ds, q which IN NE 6s6bsts'
vess psessss, sesset 70 report. % Mosdsy
next. he joint ressission ps~pcsiss -.
ssesS.~stp - cbsssi'p lIss q 10 -
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Assisls q NJ S'ass shall asks - -
force ssv LAP vhjeA shpH shsitGs me psisi'
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United Sssses. sef shsli ssS S'sse deprive
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ssl Sss psosss. = lar. Dor dssy q ~
psvses visbss ~ jssiseiesioa ~ eassi pss-
|ssssios Of The lsvs.
0kcSion's Representatives shall ~ -.
|p6ssios z sneng The ssvessi Gsssss wh'eh
|esy - iael.ded Uithis sh.s Unsa. sesssd.
|ipg - thsis respecting ss@hess. end The
wkols sombes o. pess0as ia eseh Sfsse %.
|eIudIne lsdssrs aos taxed: but whenever 10
|ssV s1tass the elsrsiss srnnehise SHALL Be o..
'sisd 70 ssy pessisn = asie ei'is<ss scs lee
|ihan sssnty-ons yssrs 81 sss. - y ssy
|wsy sbsideed. eseepsfes pussieipssies In shs
Fsbslloa. o. othss esiae, the bssis q REP.
lssssssssies 10 sseh states shsii b ss6sesd
liz spsspsssiss - shs ssobes sUsh os,e
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lmsIs eisisess pot isss shss svsssy -ess
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H. 4 Il - -
Ifssf. shsIl BE- sxe:sjsi issa The sishs y vess
sos nemtess Of cceesess. ED fos ~rsoss
fos Prssideas md Vice Psssitsst d The Usi'
tee 0sssss
Sse5ses 8 Neishes the Usrs.. osssss so'
ssy Safe shall assume o. ply any teb's q
/ obiigssions slsesdy Incurred. o. whieh mel
hereafter -. in si1 u iaeusss elton o. uss
sssisst the usiset S,ssss. % ssy eisia to'
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leos the r-ssosstisa Of che States Ieseiy u
! ssseiIics 10 sh~ir isiI Political rishss. b
,,sks stnis-ios o. Delegates 10 Cossssss. sns
lie second b 4. dsbsuisg shs isseisg rebet
frnm hniding once. u s'ss ordered. lsessd
laR b f.s.ovisS e. -:
Il PYst. TIE President and viee Presidsn
? % sbe Cosf~dessry. so-esIIet. and hests Q
tld>psss@esss 'ksssof
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the Usi'sd Hsssrs srd persnrs sdrrsss
> q The ei!isssy sesesmy 81 n tfi'ed siss'7
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ri Fssssn, Those ~ho scssd - cd~sss 81 y
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=" Fiuh. Thess ~hs hsss wesses sGeass.
isold.>vs. or ssitoss o. he srnv az sssy
ielshe United s st.s. esp,ur.I during The I.
,dt~ss. osk~, ~Iss snsn is ~'u.iy. . rrisons
talof wss- d 10 snfev.sSad shss the = hs
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05

Ufs he been iasws Zoe soss ysSs
mat there vsre geld ssshiaEs 10 Brcss
eusns. lad. bus - ,srsevssns sstsmsss
sers nsde % develop ihsir sssosrces. Be-
Gently, hcveves. more attention Ass bees
ssid % the subject The Ississ-eeIis Jsss-
ssI ssys: I'VE hsvS seea end sxswised
|ssne gold iron Bro~n eosnsy. sad s i =
Isssr shs pore ae,s'. snS . fossd j. >.
large qssssitIes . II y IN csifornis. Old
nissss ~ that ske mines 10 Brs~a eosssy
viIi psy ssuaIiy . cell. u nss bsu~s. ibss
thss the mines 81 the soIdrs 81 Dsssdo'
enc Il osy wmsiss fos iome sdvsasuros'
persoss 10 Get sse iide losing ~ enssst
leg lits!s sslissi ssd tying shs specifies
.tA.sesfhiy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05

state Of Iniisns. County .. Dssois.ss:
uRrE. shs urtrrs'gn-c. jvscvs. e9pss.
w relI>d saS s~osu On The 2Oh osy %
A priI. 1855, 10 Bsis5ri6gs TO- sshil. Ds'
beSs eyu-sy. 1ndisss. ~ C'sssse ksessv
C,scasr q sill county. soinanire enc ssa~
make " Whist manner sbe sup'
q nv Lsuri, vhcs> bcdv wss fcuN1 % ~
ssva d Johs Snssh, on me % = 81 Aps'is
1885. Gene 10 kis Gessh. end tfsev hevtss
here Ne evidence end s1smsne1 ~ oscys
|ve O. I'D skss re. d~eesset csae - ~
6essh ~ sssssss ushsowa. ssj1 sSeesssse
ssssos sseeose6 20 % absDs 70 yesss =
-. ssshSss found % his ICY. - sses
|beSus a0suGed sIsesdy-
witness - hssds The sesh ~ sssAp~s
la. :, 0hcsmskes Lsi1hsss Deeeesf
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Ossses Rr9sl BeWsy Doll
yohs py~6s rstW oessWs
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Id Kell~v. - -.
0Ns6tCe1 n8Aomks
4 GOOD supply ~ Jss'iees' 1Issks &C.
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COURIER OvrIcE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05

HesAeg'D efonAcg nGyrlRs--1his sssy
sxcelleat osGlcsss hse bsep0e wt1sly
tooSp - go " ~ 49, se@stIse ~ Dye
pspsls 80 osAss sssuscA tIosseoo DIST ~
svss bsss sGsss6 y ~ psbIie.-Aussia
Led. Asgss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05

TINE sstesstgsel siIi re Osste fscr
u Jsspes - LosGcseps. ~ - eeecsss-
dsiiss ~ ~ psblis enes : usshs lssssse
lssp>s ever Tsss6ay ssssiag y J9s y
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1870 ~ poele oslssooPs.
ANTONY sTEUHAUsER
Dee 26sh. 1oe4-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05

DThere vs. : sharp white frost
u shh locality Lest night. Az 4 ~
dry. " hops q did not injurs the
fruit. II mo- injured yet, fFuit Of ~
kinda vii b abundant il this county
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-05
JOHN BUCHAKT'
Is rnE PLACE TO BUi CHEAP All
KINDS : sTyEs Or DESIRABLE
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

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lse-sug Interest.
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