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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-17

Ihlow wss first struck II the Southern end Q
lihe line. II being struck there, the sPiri
which was making war upon The principles
Iof the Gosernmeni must have something 10
vent itself upon. and il joined with lhoss ~ho
were for The Union aRsinst those wso we're
for rebellion. But nov, when the rebel 1
lion Is poi down, II gs 6nd an attempt 70
change the character OF the Government. We
must equally resist il. The attempt nov l.
. consolidate, 10 concentrate absolute pow
er here. II is the destruction o. the Govern
uent. and II 10 . manifestation Of The ssne
spirit which attempted 70 brest'up the Gov
ernmen,, stand opposed 70 both ! stand
with you Tor the Government. for the Con
ssitution. for the supremacy Of the law. and
Tor obedience TO the iaw and the C0nsti;u
ton.
Let il be understood that 20 far - making
csDdids'es for the future 10 concerned. u
have nothing 20 do with u. II can be in
strumsntsl in accomplishing The great work
We have undertaken TO bring about peace.
and hsrmony. and reconciliation smong sllI
our people. snd agsin placing this Govern
ment upon is frn basis. shsiI feel that u
hsve reached the summit Of my ambition.
| have no other object in view. if know
my own heart snd my own feelings
Gentlemeni, permit me 70 ihsnk you nos,
sincerely for he encouragement, you have
gwen NE. and for the counisnance yon have
shows By coming forward Ia thi. rres, strug-
gle Tor the trss principle Of free govern
mens.
The members OF ihs COMMITTEES we're then
introduced 70 the President.
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II stinketh! il ssinketh. ou,rageousiy slinks
The wooly horse psrty "siinks loud to-day
a party stinks loud without colin or sbro0d
Good people help carry ifs csress away.
Pick il up gently, wiib fork and pole,
Scrs,ch off no piece Of black rotten skin.
Pick up tina, body that held 90 scul.
Filthy vithoD aud corrupted within.
liz dead. III dead. poor thing i is dead.
And desd are he issuss il brought in iis troin
A party lies dead with biseh wool on iis
head,
: Unskinnsb," from the mig on the brain.
Bpry i deep il IoaIhsome SPOT.
With It's bioated ieslures snd.eyes 90 dull.
bury j tsr our Of ,igln 20 rot.
And si eurthworins creep ,hro' i's grinning
rkull
Ava away! from the light OF day,
AwiyNi,h lhisthing that oppressed The poor,
A~uy with the carcass. snd come wha, may
Let 0e last trumpet sound. il shall rise no
more.
Cover It over with slime aud molei,
Carriage, corruption. and noxuous weeds.
Ie \. forget of ~ greed Il gold.
Lies, and expressions. sud bastard deeds. !.
RELgsD
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Another Speech from the. President
HIS Address to the Baltimorians.

An INN menes meeting of citizens Of BAl
iimnre--one oi TIA largest eycrccnveues in
'hst ci,y--hsying adopted resolutions in
support Of lhe Presidents veto and general
poicy. a committee presented them 10 Mr.
Jcsnson on Taorsday. and 10 Response 20 0
few sems Ks from the chairman. tbs Presi-
dent, alier lev preliminary rssisrks said:
u isn not necessary for me 10 remark 10
you ,nss entered shs con,estsi IL very in
and I have not desiated a siarle
hair's breadth from The line Of policy the a
laid down. stand now precisely on the
-sme efuurj r.vcdon in he Sensie On the
1874 and l9ih days % December, 1860 |
SNOW fbst X has been srid. and no dnubt b.
many desirn,dly stii. tia, there IL Presi-
Aens vie ~a- 'iselsd by Psr.y, and xbO
ou coming into power. abandoned IN q par,v
that NJ hps rylrfized hIs Administration
.shst he hsf iasss the Copperh~sds; snd
saifgs ~ tnai 4 Aa. Those hinge have a.
lnfueree upon ME. They foil whplIy d
dive mc from The discharge Of nv duy. bu,
" sen and hsv- peen employed for lvur
yearsinresisiinR asepsrstion and dissolution
oi ,i.e Cnssa, s.d hase now roachsd point
|waen Fesls'trgn haa csnssd. five can bs
Instrumental ~ roncitiAiing aud brin. 2
back ~ tie pcDp "A - an honest. loysl, al q
sAysyagh suprars " the Government, i.
seems me we are DUNG a good deed md
accommodating the work We undertook. /,
bsrpfrs sy'neisnes. 10 the best Of families,
y mhg Ne permitted 10 zee Tie illustration
fAst there ere differences and ieods. bni
when ihcse differences are understood and
arranged, aud when The fryds snbsiie, the
parties can spp-oseh each other feeling
more kindly tow srds hose from HON they
md been esiranped ihsn they did before.
Teen do moi think We are doing wrong IL
We. While maintaining principle, white try
iag % preserve the Gosernment, hsye sue
c.ed:d 70 convincing Of their faults. those
who. slrsyed think this isa result or
which ull would be proud, and for which We
should not Be be,sunted. If I know myself
NY only chjec, j. % 2rasrvs the Governnei {
7 wsnl i 20 consinus 10 loyal hands. and
none others
! hope thatihc time will soon come when
the country will be thoroughly rsconciled; I;
but 70 secure al thst - necessary for this
purpose. will require severe suL ggle, for
am irec 20 ssy 10 you--it is not worth while
70 disguise is--shas the very same spirit
which animated the rsbellio q one end of
the line, now exisis Il the other. 70 some
extent. Before tho recent rebellion, there
were one se, of gentlemen who we're trying
70 dissolve snd 5resk up he Government
ior-ihe purpose OF preserving The institution
Of slavery. and another set Of gentlemen
we're willine'to bresk % The Government for
The purpose q destroying slavery. and they
30 svowed. Though these respective parties
disagreed In the object they wished to sc-
ccmplisb, they agreed ia one Thing, and
thar was the destruction OF the Govsrnme
Ind 90 far - that point y concerned. she
one sss % cuIPable - The other. TIE
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@Oo Sunday night clergyman wss
preaching o Belfast Maine. when young
nss 70 the congregation. getting weary Of
the sermon looked 81 his watch. just q he
wss - the oct Of examining bic time.p,ecs
Tor the fourth Or 9Th time. the pastor. with
great sarnssinsss. wss urging the truth
upon the conscience Of his hearers. .Youse
mas,' said he. "how is il with yopr'
WhsfsuPon the young nsn with The gold
rspss'sr sswIsd on, In hearing Of nearly
The whole cosgrsession. e quarter pss,
eight" A. msy b supposed tho grsvi,y
Of The assembly wss very much dissurbsd
for time.
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The Trichina-Danger Of Pork Eating
One csse Of the epidemic called Trichins.
says the Dstsois .--fibuae. which has recent
EIy excited 90 mach aisrm in Berlin, Prussis,
mas sppssred in thst city. and proved fatal.
The victim was . young Isdy, German
who was taken ia some time since. and
called DR.. Hsrm,n Keifsr 10 attend her
Or. X. ~ss st frst unable 10 tell the preciss
nature o the disessc. but finally became
Iconvincet rhsf il wss o. the same nature %
the Trichins, which has been kno~n for
some time In Germany. and which arises
f-om the The eating Of diseased pork. The
Trichins Spirslis - q small microscopic
worn. Or animslcne. which we 6rsi OBJ
s-rv-d BY The distinguished anat0mist. Rich
ard O~er. 10 1895. snd y found j, the rnus-
Icles snd iaiestines of various sninsis, g.
peeirily pigs and rabbits 10 rurh enormous
,qusntiiIss that in single ounce OF pork.
leo coo OF these sninsis have been found.
By parsking Of the meat inf>c,sd With
them they are Transferred into the human
bodys causing intense suffering. followed 4
Iin many csses BY psinsul death. DR.. X.
did his utmost 70 relieve the lntenss sadsr.
lngs Of his patient. but his efforts 10 ssve
her liie we're unlsalli1g. snd she died sbcst
"A wsek .ec. After her death pest mortem
Examination was held. which has resulted
|in proslng beyond co1b, that The disease
wac trichins. A small portion Of 6esh
about the size Of pin head. wss examined
through the micrsscope. and fosad 70 con-
tain large Numbers Of snimaicuie. wosnd
round aud embedded in she fbres q the
muscle. exactly similar in appearance to
the Trichina Spirslis This We believe, 10
the only csse Of the disease thsi Ass ever
been known 10 this counry, DR.. Keifer
states that these aninslculs are NOT des-
'rcyed b. smoking. or. ass general thing,
BY trying pork. but hard and long boiling 70
nscesssry 20 tffsctuslly destroy them.
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There wss nothing of which the most
fssiidious guest could complain; yet while
showing me the most cordial attention.
they did not seem to ignore each Others
existence, as married people 90 often do. /.
" had never visited the Doc,os. .sbefore.
and vss very much pleased with HE tasteful
home. said %. after dinner. when -
strolled out into the woods.
"fes,' he ssid. Il think Il 10 plesssnf.,
and he added, ! believe I am q consensed
man; 90 fer ] an not disappointed in life ;
How long have you been married, Doc.
|tor.' / ssked.
Ten ysars.'
WELL pursued. scsn you tell one
whence che brigh hua,mosphs hsre that surrounds
your home! Tell me bow you end Mrs.
S'esrns manage to retain the depth snd
frsshness Of your carly love. ss you seem
20 DO. l should thiak the wear and tear
Of life would dim il somewhat. l never
saw home whore my ideal Of domestic
happiness was realized before. Il 10 thar
have dreamed Of
The Doctor. smiled. and. pointing 10 :
thrifty grapevine climbing over . nss, is,-
sice. and loaded with purple fruit he
said:
That vise needs arefuis stsension, end
~ psoaed and properly cared for, Il /. whs,
you see u; but II neglected. how soon voula
y become worthless. .thingi So The Iov.
which is 10 sIl. At some period, the mos,
precious thing 10 life. and which mead. -
much care 70 keep unimpsired, l. peee,sl,v
neglscsed. All! my friend IL is li,,le sc,s-
srnss-thst % often es;rsnss loving heans.
! hsvs always made II . point 10 tress M
vie with the ssme courtesy tha, character.
ized ny department in days Of courtship
and while J sm careful not to offend her
tastes and little prejudicss, am surs th.,
mine will equally respected.
That nigh, rode homewsrd popae,Ir.
me Deesor's wsrds. and reviewing tho years
Of our married life. / Wis surprised :, nv
own bIIndasss. and determined 70 recall ,hs
early drssm. II possible.
The next morning st breakfast I aston.
'shed Alice By : careful ioiIes, chs,,ed over
the dinner. and. after isa, invited her %
ride. When she came down 10 my f.vori,e
e'ne orgsndie. wishher hair in shining curls
thought she nsser locked ,Iovlier.
Iexsrsed myself. o Of old. 10 entertain
her, end wss surprised 10 6nd how suickl,
and pIssssntly the evening passed.
Irssolved 70 test the Doctors Il eorv per.
fsesIy. and The rsssls exceeded nv mos,
ssneuins expectations.
For oil the little nameless attentions %
gratifying 10 womsn's heart, snd % mi.
|versaily accorded BY the lover end neglected
~ the husband. I find myself repaid :
thousand fold; and would advise sIl Who
are sighing over neb-fuI6Ilmens OF early
dreams. 70 60 and do likewise ~emembsr.
'ng that that which 10 worth winrina is
Worth keeping.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-17

Doc Law Uscozs-,rurr0rAL.-As The
recent term of the Sullivan circuit courts
farmer wss 'inei'sd for refusing 70 give IL
bic does for iaxstios, snd moved 10 quah
the indictment. On the ground that the lsw
requiring them to BE- returned for ssxssIcn
wss secoos'i'usio0sl. He poist 80 lhss
the constitution required ssxss 10 Be- ID valos-
em. while this wss specife. He also elsim.
Cd that the Law vas defective In 10 lille,
which Z 70 discourage me keeping Of worth
lee and sheep killing dogs; whereas il taxes
81 dog. whether sheep killing o. not
Judge EckeIs decided thss ibe Iaw va :
violation of the State Constitution. end for
hat reason qusshed The Indictment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-17

10 The Democracy Of Pennsy IvsAia held
the largest and most enthusiastic ccnven.
ton which ever convened in that sssie, and
with great ussniniry nominated % csndi.
dsle for Governor, Hon. Hester CIymer. :
grandson Of George clyner. one Of ,he i'm
mortal sieners OF the Dsclsrsiion OF Tnde-
Pendenee. Mr.. Ciymer has Tor term Of
years been the leader Of the Dsmoerssie
party 10 the State Senate, and u Il the
present time the most popular nan with The
conservative massss. in the State. He 10
one OF the abless men 10 Penssylvsnis--s
fine cebsier. . close ressoner. a. elcqusnt
speaker, and hss the peculiar faculty Of
making his bitteress partisan fees admire
sim. lie hsiIs from thar stronghold Of De-
mccracy: old Berks, were be is beloved By
men. irrespsctivs Of psriy. Mr.. Cymer 10
now 10 the prime OF life. ssd HE canvass of
Pennsyivsnis will b thorough sDd con-
pleie. Indianapolis Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-17

The rdeFsiEned respect. a
fully informs the public Ia
that he hss now, aud will constantly keep
- hand or manufacture 10 order, al The
latest and most fashionable varieties ol Fur.
nitsre, such q Wardrobes, Bureaus, Be ed.
s'esds. Tsbles. Lounges, and 4 large ssscr,.
mens of chairs. Of the best styles. lie re.
.spectfuIly invites those desiring anything Ia
n's line. 70 cav and examine bis stock Be.
ists puschssing elsewhere, ts he " conf.
eeat ~ can please them. az hs shop DO ils
eWner ci Newton and Pcrtersvilir s,rpcts
JACOB ALLIES.
Dec. "a, lesi--ly.
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HARNESS AND SADDLES.
S,uth East Corner uf ihr Public S1a-se.
JASSER. md.
5kFFERS hi-,hanFs Vihe citizens Or IN.
w bois county ana vlcini'y iur ShoIr pA.'
patronage, and svlici'- couiinnancr an,
extension o. the sane feeling uucyrhirr; thai
As can make II 70 the interest N perfois W
want of any, thing ~ his iine ~ N win
him, as hls motto -nsusll profile unh quch
ales." lMsy 15 49,.
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NEW SADDlER Y
AND
Y8k Harness yzns,uf:aci0ry.

WILLIAM n. PFEFFER, respectfully
snnoances 10 the citizens Of Dubois. aud
surrounding counties. thst he hns cpeaed
Shop On Nor'h Main street, IN jas per.
where he 10 prepared 70 30 Oh Sinds II v crk
70 SasJlesy. harness making and buggy
WINNING. a stock of saddles and harness
kept constsntly on hnnd Tor sale 80 how a.
'hey can - bought elsewhere. Reporting
done promptly. He viii be thankful Tor
share Of public patronage. y
Iulv z2d. 1876 n
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PuBLisHED EvERY SATURDAY, AT JAsPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, IapiAsA, ny
CL E.W Mt D0A NE.
OFFICE CoRxEE or MAcpos4LD AND
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TERMS-.TRICTLY INADvANCE !:
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06

therein contained, so that all men ar,
equal in rights. 8..-r
+ .. That all proceedings with view &c
reconstruction, originating in Executive
power, or in the nature of usurpation, that
this usurpation becomes especially often
EiEe to common sense when trying to de.
rive good from hostile population which
Aas just been engaged in rebellion and
that all governments having such origin
are necessarily null and void
8. And it is the duty of Congress to
proceed with the work of reconstruction,
and TO this end it must assume jurisdic-
zion over the States lately in rebellion, ex-
eept as far as that jurisdiction may have
been already announced, and it must recog-
hize onl y the loyal States, or those States
having legal and valid Legislatures, as en-
htied to Representatives in Congress or in
The adoption of the constitutional amend
nent. r.at. s.-
HoUsE.-The bill to repeal the section of
On act of 1862, which gives the President
power to declare a general amnesty was
t1ken uD.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06

TORONTO, c. W., Dec. 5.-Mr. McKen.
zie, the counsel for the Fenians under SEN
tence Of death, has in reconsideration to apply
a writ of error, on the grounds that the
Judges Of the Queens bench and common
pleas, omitted to make an order for the
carrying out of the sentences already pro-
nOunced, and by this omission the sentences
already had are suppressed, and there is
no authority now TO enforce them. The
application will be on the thirteenth section
of the act repelling new bonds, appeals and
writs Of error. 1t reads as follows: In
case a new trial be refused, the court shall
make such order for carrying out the sem
tence passed, or for passing sentence, if
none has been aassed, or for the discharge
of the prisoner so convicted, on bail, as the
Chief Justice requires. In order to obtain
leave the consent OF the Attorney General
must be had. Only eight days now re-
main.
James McDevett, a man who halls from
Chicago, was placed in dock at the police
court charged with making Use of treason
able language yesterday, on the Market
Square. From the evidence, it appears
that he had said that if the Fenians under
sentence of death were executed, Canada
would be set in flames. The prisoner
plead drunkenness. The excuse was re-
ceiyed.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06
House of Representatives.

! WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5.-The House was called
TO order at o'clock, Mr.. Speaker Heiskell in
! the chair.
! A petition was received, signed By a number
| OF the citizens of Bledsoe county asking that
/ cult.
Mr. Richards introduced bill to amend an
act chartering the Greenville and North Carroll
ma Railroad, and for other purposes. Passed
A communication from DIR. 2. s. Fall Presi-
dent of the Board Of Education, was received
INVITING the members Of the House to visit the
public schools of the city.
Mr.. Walker introduced resolution. which
was lost, providing that the Legislature take a
recess from the 18th inst, to meet on the 18th Of
January next.
Mr.. Jones. of Greene, introduced a resolution
which was lost thatthe Legislature adjourn sine
de on the 70 inst. I'D
Senate resolution, providing that the Legisla-
ture take recess on the 18th, to convene again
on the 18th of January, 1867, was adopted
A petition from the Memphis Chamber of
Commerce was read, asking for a reduction of
the two per cent. tax on cotton. Referred to the
Committee on Way and Means.
-, The bill 20 reduce the terms of the Court in
the ninth circuit to two. instead of three terms
was indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill amending an act to ineOrpOrate the
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad, passed third
reading. s... lH. ..
Senate bill incorporating the H0lston Confer
third reading. i.-
Senate bill authorizing the Governor to issue
to the Memphis and Ohio Railroad bonds OF the
Sta,e to the amount of s3A0 900, and to the Miss
isslppi and Tennessee Railroad $4,000, passed
first reading. .. b. =.
Senate bill incorporating the Rock City Paper
Manutacturing Company passed first reading.
Adjourned uRtil o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho bill incorporating the Loyal Press Pnb-
fishing Company of Nashville. passed second
reading.
A few corporation bills were discussed and
passed, after which the House adjourned. until |
9 o'clock tomorrow.
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County Court at NashviIIe.
james H. Carter W. John L. Cart

James H. Carter VI. John L. Carter.
A T THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE
"A County Court at Nashville. on the 4th day
OF December, 1866, on motion Of complainant
by counsel IN the above cause, and il appearing
70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk that the said de-
PENDANT John l.. Carter. Of Graves county, State
OF Kentucky, Is non resident Of tho State Of
Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be served upon him: it Is
therefore ordered By the Clerk that pubIication
be made for four weeks in succession in the
Nashville Union and Dispatch. q Newspaper
published IN the city Of Nashville requiring the
sad defendant to appear 81 the next term OF the
County Court, to be holden for the county Of Da-
wilson at the Court House thereof IL the CITY Of
Nashville, on the first Monday in January NEXT.
and answer said bill or the same will be taken
for confessed az to him and set down Tor besrinT
ex parte. =. l.. NICHOL. Clerk.