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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

WuAt "BSrrnRs' SRouLp BR.-First, Bittefs
shesld be innoxious that II incapable under
any circumstances Of doing harm. HuRseL's S
00Lpsx BirrsRs being wholly vegetable in their
competition. free from any mineral taint. an
swer this Indication. Second. Bitters should be
powerful; they should pessess decided effect
Tor good upon the human system. HussnL' =
00LDsS BIrseRs, containing the active princi
plss Of geutian, ealamua, sassairas. etc. fulfil
shis indication alao. Third, Bitters should be
pure that 10, they should contain me best
quaaisy OF spirits. HvstEl's GoLp4S f3rrrKas
comply with this requ sitio1 to the utmost. US
they are manufactured Of the very best Jamaica.
lastly, Bitters should Abe successful expe-
rience should have tested their value. And
uunssL'e tsoDpsS BirrxRs hare long enjoyed a
worldwide reputation.
Nte York Depot, IS Hudson Street.
ece sale ct Wholesale and retail, by Beid.
srbseks 4 Miller, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

WOMAN: she needs no ealosum she
speaks for herselfl was the toast offered by
arnenthusas,ic individual, at celebration.
The same sentiment might be very appro-
piatcly uttered in behalf of the "Eolec,ic
Cleanser which is rapidly attaining ma
ticnal reputation.
Sold by all druggists and groctss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

InoN-PnosPnoaUa -CALlsAyA.-
Ia tArss besf raven 7~scs skilifsly and elegantly
esabinsa In Anbsr-ceuossA cordial. bsaatifully
traAassas - ~ go. easaAt to ~ sasss and ae.
sspeab,s 10 ~ ssepssh, = Casvsli. Mack Co..,
Earre>f >fAssepAsratsd k3frtre y Oai6esvs AseA :
DosA ~ ssoealas - s1nss - nsSal Ualsisaya
Dash. ssA - 6essessa ssoeaaas sas grain Of iroa
oaapsss fsrnieAed free - ~ psselesDoa.
CAewELL, MACK CO..
Sole Manufactures, snlef ssh Avesus Hotel.
Jaa3S-ta thurs satAv New York Citv
TRv lr.-By all means should those af-
flicted with diseases Of tho throat, Lungs, Or
kidnsys, make = trial Of DR.. Po!and's White
Rhs Ce;upound. IL l. an horess, thorough
Nsw England fsuedy-,s staple ~ gold
dollars. Il has been used for years with
spGgos& 0auDos, aaviug tAssnnds Il lives,
- allssiatias untold scfferias. Try il by
ail means.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

JusricK.- Pen, ink and paper cannot do
justice to our feelings as we breast the cut
ting winds wearing an ovcrcoat made by
Sam Perry. Be it known that friend Perry
has been in the business until he understands
it thoroughly and keeps stock that will suit
all, from the finest dress suits to the heavi-
est and most durable working suits. Fur
nishing goods Of all kinds. Leave your or
ders and they will be sure to receive prompt
attention. He has the reputation Of keeping
the best cutter in the business. He will ii,
whether you think SO or not. Give him 4
call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

SoLD.-Mr. NJ. Donahue, Of the lie Claire
Foundry and Machine shop, of this city, sold
his steam Flour Mill, on Western Avenue
and Front street, yesterday, to Johnston,
the well known Camden, (lll) Flour Millman.
Price, including lot 80 by l5O, WAS $ll..
900. The Mill 10 in perfect repair has
three run Of ''burrs y, and will do as good
work rs can be donc elsewhere in the great
west
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in his work
on America, gives this forcible sketch "A
newspaper can drop the same thought into
q thousand minds a. the same moment. A
newspaper is an adviser who does not re-
quire to be sought, but who comes to you
OF his own accord and talks to you briefly
every day, Of common veal, without dis
tracing your private affairs. Newspapers,
therefore, become more necessary ms men
become more equal, and individuals more
to be feared. To suppose that they only
serve 10 protect freedom would be to di
minish their importance; they maintain
civilzstion.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

We So. it stated that Mr.. Roberts, tn,
Fenian President, has written to Colone
Lynch: II regret to tell you that do no
believe you are TO be hanged He believes
that Col. Lynch's execution would result ID
the conquest Of Canada BY The Irish; and
therefore informs his friend and cQmpatri''
that he would be glad to see him hanged =
the good Of the cause. This reminds u If
one Of A. Wards patriots, who declared tlst
rather than the Union should perish %
would spill the last drop Of blood in hs
veins of-sll his first wife's relations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

tA11 b0AD, OLD B1oWu WMDsoR.
Pone 0LTUaiNR. PKTnOilRE OosMEriU.
1Ae most populas. most pure and desirable vare-
tiss now before the public.
our PALM SOAP
70 IN entifcly new preparation, and 10 made from
Palm OH beechsd wtheut acids chemicals Of any
Kind; warranted purc. ltis the vsaY BEST
Burnhsms Van schaack, Chicago, wholesale
Agents ior the Northwest. Sold by druggists every
where. Manufactured by Mckeone, Van Haasnn s
Co, Ss south Front street. Philadelphia ana Chas.
Mckeoue. ~ Barclay St Nav Yurk sr9. R,n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29


in regardtto the elevation Of various points,
the descent from Lake Michigan to La Sale
is l2O, feet; to Bureau Junction, los feet /;
Sheffield is IS feet above Lake Michigan -
the bed Of Rock river is 36 feet below Lake
Michigan, ut Rock Island bridge The Mis-.
eissippi at Rock Island is 40 feet below
Lake Michigan; There is 10 feet differ
encc between the Mississippi, at Rock Island
fall.
RRMARKs BY COL. w0RRELl.
Col. Worrell, the State Enginser engaged
10 the survey Of the Mississippi, Rock and
Illinois rivers, made short address, giving
some account Of the extent and progress Of
the ouvvey. In order 10 get correct view
Of the magnitude Of the great work, he OBJ
served, he must first take glance at the
systems Of navigation that can be brought
into use on the west bank Of the Mississippi;
then he must look at the extraordinary con-
nec;ions that can be made, between the
Mississippi river and the lakes. How can
you get rid Of the vast amount Of tho pro.
ducts Of these fertile plainss The answcr
is, Nature has left the lakes - one grand
outlet towards the Northeast, and the Mis-
sissippi o. smother towards the Southwest.
Between the Missisaippi and the western
part sf Lake Superior .thsse ore several
sUaA strsams aswine ere. The lsnd. Tbs
wissst engineer in the world could not put
them in position more advantageous to
Ne com0seial interests u the coantsy.-
The general course q the lakes Il almost di.
rectly Northeast. aud to these connection
is 70 be made, and it is found that Lake
Michigan bends 500 miles South, inviting
connection. In Rock river there is lake
at the head Of the river, which affords an in
exhausiible supply Of water. A cut can
readily be made from this lske into
Lake Winnebago and Lake Winneba.
60 il capable Of supplying al
SO an unlimited amount Of water.
! Two or three centuries ago Jesuit passed
from the head Of the Rock river to the lake
in cahos. The improvements OF the III,
inois and Rock rivers are not ale,-they
ars 20 far removed from each other thai
they never can be rivals. They ere 40 nee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

NEw Livery FIRM-As will be seen by
advertisement published in this paper, that
Marks, the popular livery man, at the Met
poiitan Stables. has formed a partnership
with Matt Fisher, Of Iowa City, one Of the
very best known and most popular horse
make n substantial firm in all that pertain
to the proper management OF that branch Of
business. Their stock Of livery OUTFITS,
which is already Of . tirst>class order in
every department. will undergo still further
improvements. Mr.. Fisher 10 welcome to
our city, and We wish the new 6rm abundant
success.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

PnoMrr AcrioN. = Judge Cook, whose
barn was burrcd night before last, desires
US, in his name, to make public acknow:-
edgement Of the very prompt manner in
whica the National Insurance Company, of
Davenport, paid the amount for which his
property was insured - $500. This was
handed to the Judge in less than twenty
four hours. lie wishes to call the attention
IL is important fact, and advises them all to
get their property insured in the National.
The advice is good
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

ACCIDENTS are occurring from some cause
almost daily. For very small amount any
person over ] years Of age can receive .
policy leaving Is 900 in case Of death, and
t25 per week compensation, in case Of per.
sonal Injury, by accident. In case of per.
manent total disability from accident, the
insured receives for LIE the annual sum OF
$500. without additional charge. See
ALEXANDER 4 ScBUTT,
Agents Provident Life ard Accident lrS
surancc Company, Under First National
Bank.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

tn ,cur tristd shsi lA"'s I'us' Dr'
.sm has done ~ sov; u a ~ '"''o s'u'
.hit i, rsck,ng cuurh. s'"'r"' A"''s
81 Group. = rse'hrest. 90 as"'dr' -'h''s'"
no f.,~r. witch 4 errsinly ~i'i %. -"
,aur i,i.nds d 4. tbs, ;hsy mss s'so ne Y
"a x..nr rich md poor. al 10y his 80
cheapest add brs, cough remedy 10 ~
word
-, dy.pspsi.. indigestion. p.'ns ~ ~
stomach. sourir. u '.,d. lsnrno' 'v'f"S'
.os sr.-r.ld. bili'y. bs cure - use So''
by pep.is Cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01


INVASION OF MExIco The news
comes 10 M. through rum"rs whic',
sem to gain confidence. that 1r"era'
Sedrwick. with = division 81 Amer,
can troops, has crossed The Rio Gra.'a
and taken possession OF Ma'amoras.
II this should he trne. alihong' me
,n,ye il said to lie disaplf"veh 81 ~
The President, ,ts results may prove
xerv scrions. Orr relations with me
French are At present very critical
and AZ their troops are yet ~ MeA'co
The naughty Emperor may look np''
a M a broad hint to hurry nm "n'
and att empt to resent i. IN which cas-
the American Eagle will have 70 'sac'
Johnny Grape his place. Should no
thing Of this kind occur. and gu. 70
vernment approve Of SedgwlcS,s rs
,;on. We are fearful the exl crimen'
! Mexican protectorste will prove ~
tber nm expensive one.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01
IAE LkDYS Friend.
y nrarr ruL PREMIUM EscEAvisc.
REDUCED Prices - Cubs.

Tn. Lsds's Friend nnnvunc.S i"r 1901
he ID ly~,rg move e's.-A NV 'yy ~
~. u..ry Wed. ru,hsr ~ Ess' l. me,
m. rhannings.' &c; How . ~omrn hsN
49, ~.y.' by Eizsb.,h Prr-coti. su'hor q
It'd ~ the sun;' ~ loarsr yourr.' ~
am.nds II D~ugla.. anshof q ~ Trn-'
3r.a,d.Durs C.-iri. ~ frsns y B-"ea'c
r. all riv, S,I~ndIl ~ ,ub : rsy- Fsns
4, col.r.d f.-hioa Plate engraved On S-er'
u ev.rs nnmb-r-
n all give : beautiful sx'euied fsnc,
steel Erc-sving ~ every number
n, vii give Inrge $50 ntn.nf ~ Woo
Gu. i.iu.'rs,ire me fashions, fancy WORK
g. every numbsr
II w,i: give . popnlsr prics 81 Nu-c
s.r,h ,h- co.., 81 tie Magazine 10 'ise'i-i
.vsry number
I. wiil gv-s cory Of The oes"i'ui Pf'
,r,u. Sse-i Eagr-vsnr--'oSEo - LiFE's Hal
~ HOURS 20 inches long ~ ~ TECH
~,ae ito every single ga 5O) subscribe
I'D 10 every person sending 90 Cno
I. vn-rs - Premiums. Wheeler q WI
son's 81. ing machine. silver pls'rd e
80. .po.n- pitchers. 3. - snd silver watr'
y. run.. A . mr. l.dsonr. clothes ~fii ge'
4 sopieion's cvfi"ree's.. &r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

"a German forest k'rper sish's-'""
,.,.. "a. 40, ~i-hing 10 carry 80 M gfsAf
,h him an isnDuflsnt secret. mss puH''rn-
"A IN he Lsig.lc J0urnsi s-f''r 's ~
.s..r 6ty wears. s.d ~hich. he ssts'
,.y.d s.vprsi men aid grrs' ~ "or' =
tam a norrib- tra,h 5y bydr"Ph'
~ re bi,- mus, ee bs.hrj a. 800" =
,s..ib.- Win VAIN vinsg~ and ~s'cr. '"o
~. IN. dsivd. few dfnrs Of nn''''s
.cid p.ur.t upon he wound ~ a'''''
~. o.i..n u he salivs. md rein W "a
o.,,.,, from al p,ss-r' ~ TUNE ds"g's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

nFA woman's rights Convention
met At Albany, N. r.. on the ,o'h-
Tie attendance was small. Mrs Lncy
Stone Black well presided. She urged
the advocates Of equal rights 70 make
common cause will, the blacks. Mrs
Stanton. Parker Pills6ury. Fredsr'cs
Douglass, and others. were r'esrn
and took part in the proceedings, Ke
solutions were adopted strongly IN "a
vor Of giving the right OF suffrage =
All. without regard to sex or color
and recommending che election Of wo
men q delegates to the approach.n
Constitutional Convention IN ina
State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01
1A carefully prps,oa bill. thorough

"A carefully pr.psrod bill. thoroughly
rsorgsn'x ng The Treasury Dep rhine -. .
now ready for pres-ntn''on 70 Congress. up-
on whose attention /, viii b. urged esr.s 10
the session. Its pass1rs ~ili Re ssfnsssly
favored by Seeretsrj M.Cul'"ch. -'he -
ieci orrs becoming is~ MI D. 80 prevent
he use o. he Department Tor psr'y erds'
Il will greatly increase 10 fiic'~ncy.
\ A bill hs. been prepared b. leading
Con gresham providing hist an sfiieer %
trial under Impeachment, shall b spsrei De-
from exercising he functions Of his me-
during the trial; snd ~he'her anything !
done tow ard impesehiug The Prr-id-nt Q
nor, il 10 prcb~bIe ihst sc,ion will b Ia
!. Dpon THE oil ~irh view 10 seuling di'
puied point % I.w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

Drrp.-One Of our oldest German
fs,lov.c;,izens. Mr.. Michael Burk-
h.rdt Sri. died on last Tuesday. lie
.sss nearly so years old. and was one
q the comparatively few scld'ers 9
he first Napoleon who took part in
IA survived his terrible campaign
.os;rst Russia. The old soldier took
great pride in his military career. ano
oIten entertained his friends with IN
cidents o. HE campaigns. Peace .
h;s remains-his battles are Ger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

1--WE this week heard o. rather 2
,eu ~ .rxabIe case Of family longevity.
A related to Ne. Mr. VIM. BARKER
q Spencer county. died in October
sced 73 and his was the first death
4 Tia family. or in thoee o. any @
h,s descendants. AT HE funeral 'her'
were - present seventy eight q bic chi
a. 4 and grand. children. and all wer.
not there. Truly, be was father
ia the land.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

Rrv FArnsR &c ssos 10 'h's a's ="
..,.h A a,sine. tor the ls-i six y.sr- p"s'"r
], ,h~ :, Joseph c.'hore Church :" ''''
civ. ~, yesterday si,rrnosn for V"eenne''
xh.r. he he been called - sn assistant y
p;...o D. s.. Psli.sof his diocese. r'h-
- O Cann"r 10 one Of me m's' aeco"P'-"
"a IA smi.blc gen'Ismsr y our asq's'"'
,.ncs. end lie l.rys esnRsesH''"n' o.
u. ham ne wss dearly bsiovst ~"d respected
~ir rneereiy vegre, the covering - ~
endearing rrls'rs 90 io'g vx-'"I o.
,~srn them. We have 80 ts'"'. ~
nam. 81 his sucesssor 10 The minister's
tu,i.s q, The church Of 81 Jc-eph - ir''
H.u,e Jou'nsI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01
nPThe way The ladies' are fiockinp

1.-THE way the ladies' are fiockine
70 Mrs. Msuntel's for their winter
styles OF bonncss, ribbons, fringes.
flowers, and furbelows generally, i
astonishing 10 ontsiders-and then AL
come out smiling 90 pleasantly--no
wonder their swcrser halfs' open
their pocket books gracionsly under
the influence Of snch . sight!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01
Tue ApY's ERrESD.-Our lady

Tue lApY's ERrEND.-Our Iany
,.sders are invited to read the pros
,'sctns in another column, OF TINS
ropular mop,hly. Z is one Of the
H., of this class Of publications. ara
of|ers great inducements to ex',nu i' Y,
circulation. Young gents. too. VIII
find few more acceptable holiday pre-
sen,s for their ''dux." than . volume
of the GLADYS Friend" tor 1867.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

How TO HAVE GvrD HEALTu IL ihe
blood j. ih,n nd sc,id healthy bile can not
be sseressd: hence III isr ard ~ impor
,ant ,hirg fnr the deniii'a'ed and d,~rsp'ic
should BE- 10 commence The purics'icn q
III. il blood. Roback's Blood Purifier nn'
only puri6es snd enrichss the blood. bu
sdds The greet prit eipies which give u poS
e. 70 resist di.esse Md. ye' puws'fui. sn'
90 peculiarly sucee.sfal ~ i's operation tbs
: lew boulss taken in co.. Junction VII
Rabsck's Bcod P.I'-. never tai q r-mcv
every particle OF unhealthy sreumulssio
until the blood - purified. ih- shoe -y-'.s
renovste1. ard The du,irs o. lite. shie
: be lore hid been burdens. become pleasures
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

1--we are informed THAT new
dry goods store will " epsned IN our
neighboring village Of Ireland. ly >.
S,,war; & son. W. soon as Tie nccrs'
sary buildings ear bcccnirlctcd. Sue
cess 10 ifalr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

IL o. the emigrsnis arriving q Ne~
York this yesr. The several Northeastern
S,stes received The following sccsssicnr:
Illinois. 10 s95; Indians, - s93; Michigan
35l5; lows. 2 s73: wiseos 80. 7 $50: Mi".
a.scss. 8 147, Missouri, 200; OaiS. III.
liza; Kansas. IiS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

1--WE notice . portion OF the
street crossings in ons town are being
put down today. They are decidedly
. good arrangement, aud our citizens
can now begin to realize some Of the
beuefits OF the incorporation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

nFA movement j. on i""t among
the s.. Louis Radicals 10 reject The
Constitutional Amendment. and sub
s,,ute therefor an amendment 70 the
State Constitution SO n - ahrsga's
the ,iistran chi-rni.ut Of rebels, and &c
cure negro suffrage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

MA ,s.v-l-rin Mcn's"a rei''rs ms
.ore f.he r's-ms =, the -nrfer- ~ 'sfr'
,,ve,s,h- spsekl.dirou are . .'sve"s"s "
,nsv IN, br- Il an, mag. IL says 'hr'
80. t,il,~rd him in, me ~rocs enc o.
,re ,psss on nis b,"ts - he rode s~ss
r,shy story. hist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

nTCounty Commissioners cour'
and thc Rump Congress each begin
their respective sessions on next Mon
day We have no doubt the former
viii be great deal the most respecta
HE and enlightened body.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

ABsrAspH W II WA. "a D---An o.
h.eh.l,, \, fh- civ. = nh ~ e,s ~ ne es's
Tor, Of II. winter ,sf,efs. be- h-i ~
,...,,. ~i,h irieni on "Fis r,sccc'' ." ~
-. ne o,h-r dny. md ~snni"e, " c'u'-r
.h, l..--,, ~ih m.ilcs s'"'.ih ath'' ~"
hlm hall q. z-n rm-il eh-ifs ~ih reS"'
l.ol.. \. n. -..i-.- Lsf,y-ts Carrier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

~ In England. people ore largely 10 In
msjwi'y over p'e---fvs 7scPe :" orr
yorker. u the United Ss'es. though -
10 K u : scarcity ot bog-. i ~ VI. -hosss
~sre equally divided. We Should md OUT
selves. every msn. ~cmsn. boy. go End
baby Of W, With Tour pig- apiece.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

URsphsei Semmes. iste u The rebsl
navy hss accepted The hsir 81 Professor .
Morsi Philosophy snd E.eI'sh Literature 70
I,hs Leuisisns State 6,minssy u learning y
IAlsxsn ria.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

1.-THE improvements Mr.. Joseph
Egg has made in his store room and
the Post. Office, has added materially
20 the convenience and appearances q
both. Mr.. Egg has : fine stock O
dry goods and clothing on hand.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

18Th. Ak. ,unn.l :, Chic-gn- built 'o'
m. nrro,.. ~ sus,lviag th- th'rss'sn
~i,h pure s.'er ron LIE AFns'"' -
sen completed. u h.s bern u"der co"
l,rscttpc y~sr-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

p.e Llasdrd Eng'i-h Re- ss'lion'
IA Tram : Iusi biacd d u.rsrns"r 80 p
,mo.r,.d Alh,vn. can be -rrn - Js-p-r
Duov,s euuu.y, lad A. ir'ef@-' - ss'-.
- 4. ~. WELMhN-
49, ~. 1851.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

D.srRrcTIvE Flax CArsfp 81 Lear
rlsc - W. r.grei 10 l-srn list On Soniss
night Is-, the barn 81 Mr Luther France,
residing scne four miles northeast Of this
place, vas struck by lightning ADD 'ot-'';
destroyed. Tne barn instantly toek hfs
rom II : efF-c's Of the stroke. and ITO fin
mares md . valuable n"ss psfish-d n N.
a ,mss The barn also Goa aimed . quaint
I,y 81 hay, Tree hundred bS-hrIs - corr
md . number of tanning mp. W.
DID not learn the estimated ioss AZ Frsnc'
-u.isiaed BY this disaster. or ~h-ihrr -
properly w.s covered BY insurance. BsoI
vile Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01
The Meteoric Display ~ England

NIx YoRK. NOV 20.
The London Telegraph - Nov lshssys
81 the me,eoric dis?ls,: Almost directly
sner ors o'rlock A. NJ. III sky ~" hrs'
occs rions.iy then frequently. sud coon con-
s,sn,ly s,resksd ~i,h The irsiss 81 count
iess stars v hich shot across The hessens-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

TIA New Orleans dispatch saws
Macmillan has finally asdica'ed.
md lcit Vera Cruz. on hi WAY 7, IN
rome md that he will visit Havana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-01

IL Psominest S,u'h ern men have urged
Secretary N. CsIIoch 70 se ecInmeud 70 Con.
ciess ! seductics az ,he tx 60 ecsscs.
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e. There ere only seventeen licersed
|lqnur saloons In Haniaon county. which
psy into The school fund. . Iieerse. eigh'
hundred and ffy doi'srs PER year.
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0THsuiscn county hiss tsen'y-thres
snd fifteen dogs, masculine snd
feminine, upon which he owners pay %
arRrrg,,e tx ~ sass
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TMr. Jos. Sermersheim has got
on HE new stock Of goods, and oficrs
them Cheap. Go aud Gee them.
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The T-.ch.rs II Dnl1is County
will hoii an inafi,u.c TOR mutual i'm
,rnvem-nr. al fhc School Home cf
District NJ. ,. in .Is-E sr. Commence
irg "a
TUESDAY. DEC - 1866.
!, n or.scs. A ~.
Tie Scn"nl Law Requires all the
Public Sch~,ls IL the C.rsnty T. -
rl..-e,i during tile week ~ sns insts-
,u,.. anu th~ Tcachrrs I, attend 40
meetings. AID i i expected that
syrRr rFacHrr viii comply Will. ti's
ilsx. AMI devote the entire week 90
this duty
These who intend to Income teach
'er-. arc al. urgently invited 70 e
;,rcsrnt and lp-r.,inr rnv:rbcrs ~ th'
,In-,i;nis-. a. il will qualify them
l,or lrstrnctur-- The "rasr 81 exer.
Il r.ses vii IL arranged and ANNOUNCED
lat tiIc finlc ~ meeting.
u Tie in'llc are respectfully inv'feo
10 assist il the enterprise. ana 20 %
courage as by fileiT presence.
4. j. STRAIN.
90. Examiner
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New Store!
CRY GOODS, CLOTHING. NOTIONS &C.

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4 t.rm h. .ubic 'hri NJ he's In-s "e~"' :
ne~ stare. ~ she Lns-~ iurnl~sr .'ecsr'.N
n. " q AdYms. White NJ 30 80
-..,k ~ ID, Gsnc.- Ci-'h'ng Boz. S"vrr'
N.u.nr. e. a. ~hsch ~ sas''re 'hs s',' y
,,... ~ ,h- rAbsir. .ra ~hlsh r. ~ ~ -
vriers II Del, cvmpe'ion 81 -ns
in..
Nv. % lS5S-i..
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TERMS.

One copy o. Lsdy's Friend md pos'. saw
Tae ge,,er ~ - N e Oh WI s'~.ys e.
Icsivs copy o. he Premium Eng,-v'"g -
Members 81 : Club ~s-h.n me Premium
E.c,sy,.g mu-, REM, Oor Das'.s xrs.
IYo-- d~.irnu- % gr'''ng up Csoos %
Pr minm L.,. - mId rncissr ff'e~n c@"''
~ s.mpi- NJ .gazane, con,slning me part
Il ulsfs. Al ssrs -
DEACON & PETERSON.
4 3lo WALsur 81. phiisosIphss.
Dee. lss.ie6s
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~ i'rirss A. Ihcsp a. oiirrcf ~ any
Establishment N Duha- Csmnsy-
JOSEPH SEgEERSH EN- n
J--r~- Nnv IL Isf6- =