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New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
YIISr UUAitU.
TrrsDAY April q-P n.


Gold closed at f2i.. after selling al ~ a 1854.
Government stocks are firm and holders arc not
dRpo,ed 10 make any concessions upon the European
cop,plicatious Border State stocks are fra, and
there ia steady investment demand by parties who
are disposed 10 wait patiently for payments in lnL
In She miscellaneous shares little done. Pacific Aai
il 6rlner and in better demand. Railway shares are
f.mer under qute large purchases to cover snort
contracts but there is yet no large nIying for an
inward turn. AZ the close the market was NIL lower
with tie exception of Eric which was steady at Jjs.
The closing prices were Now-York Central. loJla
1905: Frie, o., ass; Reading. lGOla lO.; Michigan
Southern. CgFaCJ. North Western @2.ao3; do.
Preferred Co.aC0. Rock Island. s.J~o7l; Fort
Wayne, 9l3.
Money is per cent on call. with exceptional loans
at less rates. In commercial bills no change. Prime
names pass nj Z. and second grade at SalO
The following are the quotations OF Exchange: (:
london. prime bankers 20 days, 1884 1905 London
prime bankers. fsight. loasGlO9l; Paris, bankers,
long, 5175a5IG!; Paris, bankers short, 5.i5D513.;
Antwerp, b9OG5l7l; Swiss, 5@0a5173; Hamburg
bankers, sGl AmsterlaIl, bankers, 4is&Hi; Frank
fort, bankers Al Bremen, bankers, 20; Berlin.
bankers, 12s072i.
IN freights the engagements to Liverpool are 800
Loles Cotton at 3-i6d7-32d., 200 bbs. Petroleum at
5s. 1000 bush Corn private terms, and perstoamer
l50OO bush Corn at 3D., and 200 bales Cotton To fill
up at I35-IGd. TO London-1O0 tuns Oil Cake ut
ia 3D. and 900 boxes Bacon ut 17s. Cd. To Antwerp
60 hhds Tobacco at 3jS To Bromen-300 bales OF
C5tton,at 3D.. and per steamer 300 bales Cotton at
Id A vessel from Philadelphia, with 4,9Oo bbls.
Petroleum, TO q port on the continent on private
terms. bark with 5000 bbls Petroleum at Js Sd il
to the United Kngdom 5s Oh if 10 Cork fog orders
end vessel to direct port III Ireland with 10000
bush. Corn at IS. fd.
The business of the sub-Trcasury wss Receipts
for Customs aSOl,O0O for Gold Notes, $l5OOOO total
Receipts sj4Gi973 %: total Payments, $219I20 81.
Balance, $685. ,4l6 %.
Tho exports exclusive of speciel fTem the port of
Now-Yorl, 10 foreign ports for the week ending April
! 0, 1867, were $t,S2l25
(ireenleaf. Norris & Co have removed from No q
Newest to No G6 Exchange-place corner of Newest.
! Dispatches from California state that the Juagc
Of the United States Circuit Court, in the Smt
of tho MaIiposa Company agt. Dodge has de
eiled in favor of the Company, and granted per-
uanent injunction against Dodge interfering with
tbe Co,rpany working its estates and mines.
The Central Railroad Of New-Jcrsey has declared
tbe rual quarterly dividend of q per cent, and the
! CoSern,uent tax payable on the Goth inst.
The Michigan Southern Road earned the nrst week
IN April: 49,,
1871 ssi ljJ 1866 -, so3,7it Decrease sla25o
! Earnines Of tho Detroit and milwaukee, Railroad
for the week ending April4
1861 ol27 leOG..... s2o,Iis increa'e, ,..'SlA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
CTTIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-APRn9. ..
Before Commissioner WHITE.
THE PRUSSIAN ENTHADiTION CASE.
In fe. tie eItfpG.t.on Of Phillip Ileanch.

TIE PRUssAN EXTRADrTIoN CASE.
In re- tie e1trpG!toh Of Phillip Hennch
This case came up for examination. pursuant 10
adjournment Mr. Laplugh counsel for the Prussian Gov
erment read certain papers in tho ease purportns to
who sold lands the EhPnsh Iailroad. ard also OF the
dcpos9n5 Of feGia @ ~ SaI G OF IN tnaS aIoaa M M Sl
H. ming proof Of Heurlgs guilt in forging the recclnts Of
tbe owiers OF Lands, taicn by tie Ehenish Railroad
for the payments Of the vaue 6f the lands 30 taken
Counsel Tor Heinrich, Mr. Charles Wec, raised echni-
ca objections to the admission OF these papers as eyi-
The Commissioner overrued the objections, TO which
counsel took exception.
Thc DEPUTY Marshal who made the arrest then testified
that no born in Prussia that he knew Heinrich; that
he made the arrest OF HenIlch that he ted him
siov the 27b OF Marcb ihat lie conyersed w In
him as the time of the arrest that lie showed him the
warrant and told him why he was arrested that Hem
rich asked mercy account Of his wife and children
shnw II; that Heinrich replied he could not cay
he was rot guilty but was cprccs that he was charged
with different charges, and IL he had known that no
woud be arrested he would nave gone 70 Mexico or Ca
wanted TO know OF what ocnses he was chargcd asked
linn where the money he obtained through the forge
reg Vcnch said he had none he had only 81 800 he
had when he to this country told hm he must have
fire and Inc had got burnt he replied, have given my
word and cannot betray any one he added that his r-
iy had informed him OF the charges AGAINST nm; when
other charge, but rot this charge he sad he would come
with light punishment and that other parties would
see what he WAS ablc 10 do.
CIossexamination-My business s that OF civilen-
deputy Marshal ~ the Southern District OF New York;
was created special deputy arrest this man. wasnever
deputy before; not citizen OF the United states;
received an order he deputy in this did not tell
Heinrich when arrested him that was deputy; showed
him the warrant when arrested him; believe he con-
sdcred himself legally arrested; told Heinrich after his
arrest that il he confessed his punishment would be light
this after Heinrich told me make favorable report
of him 10 my superior officers IN this city; Travelled 10
Fond Du Lac 10 make tho arrest with eir Iap0ugh when
arrived ut Fond Du Lac, requested Henrchs profes-
slOal services for patient some distance from Fond On
Lac aftcrward read much OF the warrant 10 him as
TO make him understand that he was my prisoners or
dcTcd Nr. UuIs, tho frst NltncSS, 10 assist ble.
The further hearing was then adjourned 10 Monday
next, at o'clock p Ii.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUET-ArRm 9.--Be-
fore Judge BETS.
IIlLa.

Returns Of process were made in the following
cases. CustOm-hOuse cascs-Uned States agt. Ninety
eight tenth boxes OF cigar same agt Nine gold and nine
silver watches, &C.. &C.. Same agt. Two Hundred and
twenty tenth boxes, two twentieth boxes, and pack
age OF cigars, Same agt Fourteen gold vest claims and
other jew cry ana piece of silk; Same ag Eight
packages containing lace clothing &C. Same agt. Three
cases marked w" containing cocks and musical boxes.
Internal Revenue cascsUned STATE aCt -Four thousand
nine hundred cigars found ut No. t57 Broadvay Same
ngt Five bbs distilled spirits, found In West Fifteenth
ST. Tcnth-ave.; Same Ten hbs distilled spirits,
found West-st. between GanseYOort and Horatioss
Same ag Six bbls. distilled spirits found Fourteenth
ST. near Eichthave same gg Five bbls distilled spirits,
found SXtcenthst, between Seventh and Lghthaves
Same ag -Four bb.s distilled spIts found the
OF Fourteeuth-st. and Lighthavc.
No claimants appearing FOR ~ tho above articles,
on motion OF Assistant United States DistretAtorncy
B. k Phelps In the Custom House cases. and ~ Assistant
United States Disrict-Attowey D. g. Rollins In the
Internal Revenue cases. docrecs entered condemn
Ing them by default
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
Earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad

for themonth of March:
$si652 1868 ss2 ofo Increase. -. 1919
Earnings Of tho Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way Company for the first week in April:
lss7 sls7355 81 1906 s4o7s9 80 Increase siG55o 80
Earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad for the
month Of March:
1852 1s68....s29O1l0 Dec -..-s5lIzS
From jan TO March 81:
1861 SC2l5 5i7 lsG6.... $73s,5oi Deo.... .Nl6,95T
Tho large falling OIL in the earnings since January
last is owing TO interruptions of travel resulting from
unusual freshets, which have carried away bridges
and otherwise damaged the road.
The following is statement of coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canals
For weeks For tho SEASON
ending Apni6 1857
BuuS
Del. and Hudson Canal Co.. GJ,2Sj 63Ho
Pennsylvania Coal Co...
Total TINS 652s5 65,2s5
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
There is a fair demand prime neans of last seasons
growth Old beans sell slowly. Prices unchanged. We
nuTTER.

With considerable rev butter coming forward-one
firm getting packages this morning, ana the same
yesterday-old IS fast becoming pec"cted, aud has
dropped Off about Sc per 10, duIlnS The week Irue the
quality is running down al the tme, aud tbs leads us TO
renew the advice gwen last Fall, VIZ Ia no more OK
the Salina or Onondacb salt. What are few dollars
saved ON cheaper salt when the butter is dcprecated
5a1Oe per Dealers have taken much pains 10 ascer-
tain why what formerly good dairies so poor
this year. aud trace it directly 20 this salt which they
have been persuaded 10 Those who adhered TO tue
Ashton Factory l1ued have kept mp tue standard or
quality, anu the prices obtained for such maze paa en
auy times for the additional price oi The Factory
over the Sana salt repeat again, AT thc opening
OF the butter season, don't use cheap salt, when
experience has proved It Cauty in keeping qualities
There are very few State dairies Of old butter good
enough 10 bring a lot OF hat II termed good
sound butter i0 packages Was rcceEty SOLD oa
shipper while another lot a one time held for 4Oy
WAS sold ic Very htte butteF comparatively j. sold
10 shippers They buying little grease ays lltc
the latter price FOR what they hope to gct e pack
ing butter from Trade In old IS extremely dul and no
TXed prices can be given. Atew rkins just right IN every
pnrticunr are still bringing Ssc 10 chance az fancy
buyers bnt good ots may be quoted at 22aAc The new
is going oif Iocraby well az abont ;o Tor hs majority
OF Tho oOd Fresh pals have declined Sc e 70 during inc
week. and ouly the frst pick arg taken at ie. whea nne
price Is lc fOr the selections, ard ater tEa JUST
what blycrs art willing 10 pay. Recept, $50 PACKAGES
for The week. sale OF 1,2O0 packages of G.ades "as
4 We
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
80. wnoLEsALEP PKIcEs oE COuNTRY PEODUcE
FOE rnE wrrK EypINa April 9. ls37.

- tOR iHE NihN 6NpiN" AllIl y. -
The following the current rates of articles IN geod
condition, as sold by commission houses at Wholesale
Shippers receive 10 10 per esD less, deducted Tor com
missions beside freight and other charges. Parsons re-
ceivng produce 10 SELL often with the request tat lne
which transient buyers have 90 pay. Our ures arc -
tended more the farmer than the merchant ana wo
prefer not TO dsappout by giving the outside pfces or
very choice articles Boxes packages should be- care
filly marked with paint and the name OF tie sender
shoId also be painted upon enl Nail an invoice or
list OF the articles upon the under side of the cover ana
send letter by mall, containing an invoice ana dlrec-
tOs also stating how and when soht. Clean PACKAGES
and care In putting up Will add much TO the value of tho
produce. = -
There ia fair demand FOR prime beans ~ last seasons
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
cAnn rRnM NfK. Q. i. nETNlOLD.

To rrr Pt-pIc 4 base attempt has been made By
e H nais Coal Couphn % iHure Wy lntutai
g crus glenss afaas ue ior conspiracy % dirad thea oi
rst In aims money. p.ouolcs the Shor aics teri
C tLs Cent a Company lad i0ns q, BE- teilrl
q" bv e on the cury have been or the pr tffs fes nner
adj rce tA te VARYING during the lat year ion f'jJn 10
s57OJ whc gliti aysHces as we'll o. % ny p'nht
c6rt. u
H. % Coal Compfng up o. period 1fmy ,tidui fon b.
on teoinairg co4nec ,e CompanT the ed of No
which coad
ernd - c, there rui de balance OF
ncv Z2O whirh The Company Withhold IRON IIou Eiloois
rrrests AID f,f NAch have brought sni agfinst hen
he prssn aemI ny criminal eaase' g no no oous nhe co
,on Il AM Infamous a malers nTocefs Intended ~ l-tsrt tho
Te Of he n viirh hate instoie Pe4e TO
bresk down suecessinl rvsl ia trade
e le f 1,csi 81 r cafe eeiCis n ti ~ Heipns of ny
no eaa s. of psb.c Jsas.t lI the gc Iessd u
th4 Courts 1. H. DEIaOL0.
40 % Tfhnty Balfaa April ,. usI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
ctfrrsr

Receipts of Cheese have been light dnrng the week
only 2Gl5 boXesh the demand has been equally limited
aud prices are lower Indeed trade u very dnl and
there s not neh appearance of Improvements uncss
The late advance in sold starts up the shippers. Tho
stock of fine Cheese light aud the few 9ncrs OF such
st talS Of tOr the bos hut Il IL rarely tas sale 10
made above 49,, in small way 10 tho nome trade
There Is aiaOst UO shipping Qeand Just NOW, except for
low priced Cheese. English Dairy has been going off
slowly with heavy stocke on the msret, that dealers
another lOeO at zoe. a little Cheese has been re-
ceiyed. bit lRing soft ard spongy VIII scarce sell No
price Il fixed uuun IT, We quote
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

The Empress CarloHa is worse Instead OF better.
Hr fits Of insanity are more violent aud the LUCID inter
walls more raro. H
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10


COPPEs-ThcTe has been rather moro flfmnes5 IN the
market for American Ingo since our last and the bust
ness has been fair extent sales OF 10000 at 23c
for Lake and Baltimore; New Sheatnng ana 1euOW
Metal areiu much demand and nominal
CANDLES have been moderately active ard steady, at
l822c for AdamantIne, 3oG4Oc Tor sperm, ana aeG0Oc
for Patent.
COAI-The demand for home use hos fallen OF, but we
notice more dong Tor the East at about at auction pr
ccs deliverable mt Ellzabethport Sales from yard at
81 5saSs per tuu Foreign continues scarce ana wanted
.ff ftt priea
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doao,le.. v"ss spca mssv . hc'iv contested
As'd. TIE Csiossd Fsshi"s Plate 70. .
ususl. elegant end se6as6 The cher "
,sssvs,ioss ere ~ Childssa's Psshioas. Pre-.
|msssds Docs. White chsabsssy 0scss ed
|Snk Dressss. Ae. The literary eensssss
~iIi b iossd % srrss'ivs . ssssI. sosrs
shich sss cenunustoss Of "Ovvil's CO.
|Isss,r "Hos . woass hsd Ass Wsv =
9Th he beginning Of nee sosv. 30
icasss Yssse." ~ AmssJs y Dcug'ss
4 b-sssifui steel Eag'sviss. - isehes Ioss
|sy 80 vide. called "Oas u Lifs's HsppS
H"us.." will Be- ssss gratis 10 every sissls
fo2 SOY suss~sib~s. and e every psssos
sending . eisb. S,seimea aumbsrs svsssy
'censs
Price. (wish enerssine) 81 so yes
raur c.piss. % 90 E'ea, eopi-s. eis 90
Que e"pv Of Lid. lend sad one Of Sat.
wd.v Evening Pos, (snd one engraving;
400 Addses. Deacon = Pstsss.n. SIS
wainut street.. Philsdsiphis.
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'hs u,tYd Sssss., ssca S'.'s .h''i b. II
~is,es entitled 70 representation in C'"'
ssvss, sd 0.nssess sad Representative
shAll - stais,ssd shes-spse. 10 ,h-i' taking
- sssh psssesisst ~ The Lao. end 'hes
sad ,hsssshss The psecsdise sec.icns Of 'h's
hill shalt b imperative ~ ssid Size.
Sac. .. (p'opossd BY n. D 'OIi'i-) pro
vid<s shss The psnsI'y 81 d.ssh shall not =
indicted b ,he military powes ~i'hea, The
spesov.l Of the Psssiceas.
Arc. z (ShsIlsss's-s's sm.edmss') Tna'
until the people o. said rebel S,s'es shall.
Iby iss. Be admitted "a approximation !
Ishs Congress o. the Uaissd 0's''s. The eiv,'
ls.sssrmen's ihN exis ,heseia shsIi b.
deemed provisional s.iv. snd shsII Se 10 I'll
lvespeess sstj.es 10 the ps,s'o"sa. authority
Of shs Uai,-d Sissss. which may - s.y
time sb.Iish. modify. ros,roI. md supe'ssds
The ssms. snd in I'll eisc'ioas 10 any ofics
under sSrh psovi.iossi govrsn meats. oil per-
sons shs.i BE- entitled 70 vote. s.d none
loshess. ~ho sse sa,itssd 10 vote under 'hs
fnh s~esioa 81 this scs end no psrson shsi
b eligible 10 sny Odic- under such psevs'
ionsl govessnenss wha wouid b. di-qs.t
6.d fscn holding once vnd-s the prov ..ion'
'of the third sriieIs 0, ssid constitutions
smsn6meas.
The following 1. shs third section o. tn.
pending G nsiisu'iansi Amen mrnt. whici
- msis . pr " III sbvve bill:
SIC. Z. NJ pe'son shall be senator
Representative ~ C,rgr~s>. eircior o
P.-sidsns End Wee Ps-sid~n' /. o. held any
s6ce. civil OF military. u"des 'hr Ure'
= s.s. 80 cry Sss,e, ~he. n-si"g p'rvoas
!. taken On orsh - : N -mb-r o. ans S'sl.
L~eisI.,us-, o. - an su'sve % Jad,is
Of snv Sssss. To supp.r ,hr G ns..'.'ion y
the Usis.d 0sssss. shall have ergsgsd !,
insuueesiom os rebellion sgs,rs' sh~ s'me
" giv-n cid srd cuu.fcrt TO the en- ME,
thereof. ~ C ssr~ss msy. ~ two third
vote u each II ,osr. remove sucn dc bllry
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-23
Product Esd in Total is-
~ crease IN esesss.


Iner.ss. IL value s.eh yes,. t2.s3 on. -
Il will he seen that 1t vsrv md
crate advance. the increased value OF
eight Of orr present sources Of rrvenne
will amount ~ nearly iourth of =
million Of dollars each year, which
increase. Of itself. wonld in ew
vears huili onr mart ~ the rosd. Now.
take into consideration the incrcaae
IN the valne of land. and zee what II
will amount tn. Tire area Of thia
comfy embraces. in ronnd nnmhevs.
about go. 900 acres Of ~ good land.
on an average. n ID fnnnd in anv
county IN the State. and abcnndin2
With coal. iron. and other mineral.
On line nf railroad wheve tie pro-
ducsa n the land. minerals. &c. ran
he quickly mt into = market. surh
lands usually average from $50 ~
500 per aero. while here. now. fhev
are allow sale At from 81 n $50
per acre. ~ secnsing to onrseIv.'s
The came advantages rnjnved BY 9TH
e-p. onr land wonld be enhanced ~
valne At least IS per acre. which
wonld be IN incre zee IN the sngr.gafs
wealth ~ our county n $3.50 600
Nov add the increase IN annual pro
ducts for nne year. ~ thia. and w
have The large snm If one milli"F
seven hundred and eiehsv-shree tbons
"a
and dollars addcd n the wealth q
the eounsv. the iiras year railrnad I
complet~d 10 H.. We have said m
thin1 o. Tar about the increase in th'
vaIne cf sown property. or tho vas
increase in the amonnt RI i.roinc'
raised. which wcnld inevitably follow
the influx RI new population : rail
road would bring in it, train. M
the increase Nv rrasnn ~ carital iron
abroad seeking investment here. :
develop our vast mineral wealth. q
OF which. and much more. will S'Ilo'
the comrletior Of onr rad We -
the people 70 think over the abov
figures. We may give them more {
them another time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-23

In another column oil he found the
proceedings IF . railroad meeting
held at Ferdinand. in shis county. IL
which the heat and mosf wealthy cifi-
sens Of that section took Nh active
part. Il will he noticed THAT thew in
vitc The CO operation of the I'e"ple 81
Srencer and Perry Cnunsirs. in IN
other meeting 10 he held ~ Hunting
hnr,, on next Mon lay. and also Of ihs
Ohio and Mississippi roai. in the
building 81 this road. We believe
the meeting At Hnntinghurg will r.
= glorious success. and that i will
lead 10 the adoption IT measured that
will eventually sccnre No . raiIros'i
connection. W. are overioved to he
able a. reasonably reach this c"nclu
sion. snd in order that the result o.
much wished for Nv AL. mar he soon-
or attained. We wish We could impress
up,n ihoss interested that spirit 81
bold self- reliance. which viii enable
Them to Immediately hnild the road
themselves. should we fail in ohiain-
ing the active asai stsnce 81 large c"r-
porstions. which are alwavs GLOW to
move. eclfsh. and hard to convince
thar any new project will pecnniar,ly
benefit them. That VIC are abnndsnt-
" abe and can afiori 70 huild the
road ourselves. Gf We have TO, We
think glance AZ the resnnrces cf tbs
country contiguous f. Il will sat'sfv
snv reasonable. thinking person. Ia
illustrate this iacf-for fact il 1--WE
give below statement II the yearly
product If eight IL the leading arti
cles raised in this con ~. I with
q very low estimate 81 their enhanced
value whrn..we havsa railroad com.
municatio".
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the fol owing u . vrsy srsef s!nopsis o.
The i~sdiog snd most importer, i~ssur,s u
the tsnksups bill ~hieh 10 nov the LA v
The lsa6.
Tn~ Dis'ries Court. 81 the United S,s:.-
ere conssnussd eouns Ia bankruptcy. Tue,
ere sissys ~ be open 20 mssisss Ia bank
rsptcy "a term time end vocation.
\ Tue Circsls Courts hsvr concuuen 81 Juri.
dss'ion In ~ msthss 10 lev aud equity
/, s.is.ux under the set.
1 The gudges ~ he Disric: Court appoips
Register. 1" bankruptcy ~ esc. district 10
...., D..srIc, judges. They must Dc i.~-
y % nd give sond: They h.ss powes d.
@sLs 81 stjsdis.nons 10 bsnkrup'sy. snu
secsive the surrender "a srnksupt property.
They can hssr sad determine 81 msi,rss il.
bsstrsp,cy unless tho issUe o. fact % o.
lee v ssised. ~hsn Il IL scj .urned 10 ih.
D,sWies Court.
/ Any p~ssos residing 10 he United STATE.
o~ins o~sis exceeding $500 rsn spply b. :
petition 90 Judge VI the Judirisi Creu., -
hieh The petitioner sesiles. se,,'ag iorh
his inability 10 ply his debts aud ~iI H.
sess To give up oil his estate. ssn~xIag 10
HE petuica : ver6ed sss,sment % ~ b.,
d. BE end slso . verified inteaicry Of sIl
hss entire esiste. the ding d such .
,pssi'ios shsiI be On set o. bs.hfSpscy A
na,ice 10 cssdisms will BE- given snc they
y msG meet IN ninety dsys to choose sssisnr,
'lsrd prove ,h-is drbss. Household surni,ar.
! end s.ch nec~ssssi-s % 'he sssigness shsIl
|, desigssts. not 70 exceed $500 IL ssch csss,
10 a. mps under the psrs,Iors Of this Law
u sIsc he sn.n.t ,hs' 10 nO~ exempt u, q,
lexscuss0a ~ tn f-dessl lave srd The
!, saouns sx.mpssdby me lsws 81 the STATE
4 whss- the bsnksupf d. miciis
n A. The end u TIRE. sns six months tbs
> essdlso meet 'w the purpose d msk,na
q div.desds o. shs bsnksups sssrts
n Db's created BY emb, ss'~ment o. fraud
~ ssfsIcs,ioa. sse mo- d,schssgrd under ths
4 lsw
. Alter one yer from The tim. from vhi-I
; ~. ct goes into opsssnon no sischarRs
I shall y sssn,rd bankrupt whose assets .,
}. not by so pss eat. d bic debs. vuirss Z
; nj III - asmbH sd value " HE cnd d.
: oss rive their ~riltea conseas
a dschssge esn - pleaded 10 bar 10 IN,
! ss'mn. sus does not sssp creditor iron
!. a. ssiorirg iss validity
"a s%ssoas o~isg debts q The time o. 'h'
y pssssee q the Get sho shsiI attempt 70 DE-
: ,sssd cssdiscss. shsIi ne sssmed guilty o. :.
: ses u bsstsspssy. srd On petition d ons
/. OF ME q the creditors can b declared I
j. bsatsupt.
= The ,sw :skss Eject % soon % The On
. esss sss sppoissed ssd he rule sad order'
!. are prom slsssed y she supreme Court.
. u he main sAis ill b not Objectionable
4 lbus Il % TOO custsoss and intricate.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-23

|" The Henderson," mat 'n-hs III
Railroad hs- leen s"ic - ". r,w
Evansvil Z. lien 'crson and Nashville
Road, which viii hc pushed 10 an
early colnplrt'"n. The completion .
|shs road will materially hast The
completion Of the Evansville and In
LLAMA polls Straight Line road. a. this
will then 10 the short.st route iron'
the Southwrst 10 the East.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-23

DysPsPsiA N IsDicEsIioH This som-
plant, Of 81 oih~sr. u % 'hr most com
mon occurrence. aud perv.drs every rank
OF sosi~'y The u-u.l" mpt"ms are. ~sn,
III appetite. sudden sud ,,sns,.ni d,st.rsi NJ
OF the stomach. irequsut quotations heart
burn. stom.rh psins. aud frequently cos,ss
n.ss end disuh0.. TIE csu.ss are ~
mssous. The mos, com.Aan beine iuyari on-
die. and ant al rufisisot - rcis-. .xc--.
sivs m-n,-i srxie,v. wan, Of pure Air, s'c.
10 sfT-c, ces,sin cure il is necessary o.
adopt regular hshi's use moderation IN cal
Ing aud d'inkiug. sud ss.snse he The tpns
81 The s'omsch ~i'h ! backs Br'ess u
l'he bo~sis are conssirutsf. u-r knb-ca''
p GOD P,lls " moderate des.s. .uGirisn, :,
produce slight excavations evssy day.