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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-10

ATTRAcrIvE-The show-windows in
Mr. K. H. Thompson's gentlemen's fur
nishing establishment on Cherry street,
near Union, present a most handsome dis
play, and attract universal attention. Mr.
Thompson, who always displays excellent
taste in his selections, has now his spring
stock in store and it embraces every thing
new and desirable in that line. Gentlemen
desiring TO replenish their wardrobes should
drop into his establishment and examine
his goods
AN INFANT MURDERED.--A mulatto in
FAINT was found, Monday, in the 18th civil
district, near Jefferson street, with its skull
mashed, and dead An inquest was held
by Squire c. NJ. Stewart, the following
gentlemen composing the jury: A. q.
Garrett, Th0s. McManns, Jas, Martin,
Chas. r. Ensley, Thos. Dunnivan, Martin
Murphy and VIM. Haily. The verdict Of
the jury simply declared the fact that the
child had come 20 lis death by having its
skull mashed, Who did the deed, or
whose was the child, there was no evil
dcnce 20 determine.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-10

Do Not Forget that WILLARD. the eel e
brated Foot Doctor at the City Hotel, perma-
nently eradicates COrns, BuniOns, and Inverted
Nails. without pain or blood. and thousands Of
testimonials. many of them from some of the
oldest ana most reliable citizens of Nashville.
NARA 2t
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The FrankIin RrIck FFnchine

Justly CELEBRATED FOR PERFECT
- simplicity, great strength and immense com
pressing power. IL guaranteed. with eight me
and two horses, to self temper the clay an
make 3a0O TO 5000 elegant brick per hour.
j. H. RENICK, Proprietor,
No. Il Broadway. New York, Room 2S
fah2 2sn
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You can Buy the best quality sf Cumber-
land Coal of J. G. Roach. at SIS so per load az
bushels.) delivered No. "a North Cherry street.
two doors from the Maxwell House.
feb24-f
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The following dispatches we're received
yesterday;
New YORK, April s.--Gold opened at
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Corner Union and College Streets. =

Taos. s. MARI. Prest. L. G. TARBox. Cash'r.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY.=
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Have Your House Bells Hung and
Repaired by practical Bell-hanger, at T. p
WADE's. No. Is Deaderick street. sign Big
Bell ana Cross Keys" Safe and Bank Locks
made and repaired. All work warranted.
marN lm-e.od
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WING, TOBEY q CO.,

JAs..G. OGDEN, Prest Chs. 7. Wing. Cashier.
OPLES' RANK,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-10

ADELPHI THEATRE-After brief IN.
terregnaa, the Adelphi opens again to-
night Miss Seton, regarded as one of the
first actresses Of the country, especially in
paniomime, has been engaged and win
make her first appearance. She is new
attraction star which has never before
appeared in onr hrmament-and we doubt
not the curiosity 10 see her viii be great
enough to ill the house She viii be we'll
supported.
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
n Silver Watchss. gsWelry, Cioeks ETC.,
Teaaonabis prices. EVery article Rarfanted a
rsprszeDted. REPAIRING done veil aHd VIA
satiHfaeiien. 81 herstoforu.
n. WIGGERs.
dseIs-sns No. 9s1f North Cherry 81
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Corner Union and Cherry ST, Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, Deals in Geld,
SILVER Government Stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes. Land Warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-10

Beech, BIanIOve & Co. have just received
q large stock Of Carpets. all grades, and are
Offering them at the lowest market price for
cash. No. 26J< North College.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-10

GREAT EXCITEMENT lit has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "a North College street.
inch. 26-3m. NJ. MoRGAEsTERN.
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SHERTNGs-4-4 heavy sheetings. l9&25e, Ten
nessee premiums, 20c "a heavy sheetiHgs, l90
zoe; q DO, i6@lTe; u 0snaburgs BE
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i for U. 5. Securities. Compound Interest
Notes Gold. ETC.. by the NATIONAL SAVINGS
COMPANY. corner Of Union and College streets:
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Beech. ManiOVe a Co. have just received
q large stock of Spring Mattings of all widths
and colOrs. 261{ North College.
a6r4 If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

TNx DfyvIcrrisx o. RssstssaA-
r,ox.-My. Hanssl Par weat to
register, saturday, y5d last. Ito
Va. asked vhssAss he had ~vsr held
any akcs vhstsvsy uad~r tho Uni.
tcd sts,e. in The State, eeaasy. or
civ He snsvsv~sl that he sever
had held an ctscs Of ssy Kind since
annexation. lie va then asked If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

PLAIN AND CoLosxo.--fhs fol.
lowing extract from . lsetssa by
Professor Agassis has hssn going tbs
rounds of the pssss Tor ssns tinss
psst bu. il viii not bs read With less
iatsrsss on that asessst. i.ct IL A..
asvtioas bsscs.s - gssssslly kaowu
- ara the main isoss Of tbs Copper
nicsn systasn fns iastascc, aad what
becomes Of the rsdisaI platform
II have pointed out es~s ksa-
drsd srseifc dl1sssaess bstwssa tho
bonal nsa asrve~s ayslsns " the
whita man sd ~ Hsaso. lsdssd,
tAsis ft~m>s ~ silks & ~ pastis.
STAR. Thsss y ~ 4 hoas i ths
nsxres's Sc4y vAieh u yelee1v~ly the
saas sAaps, ~ Agttnrlatfni. ~
- s'st ~ - ~ = T. 4 l|.r-ry-.
hosss ss4t11A > ~ rees esesee-
sss II en1eesesss ~ elAen - u
IL uhits ~; sssn IL eesrhes
klee3 y sAgD3taliy svesJ = Hseas
aate fteen thst whtnh eeea.ee - ~
velRe ~ Wits Maa. ~ vAeis
pAysIcai esesn II ~ aagss aess
qsits ~ nuea fscr ~ Wits msn'a
y Il daps itsm thst q shs ehinpes-
~, tAat +, n IN sossa, rassIss,
ssvvsa, ~ 1byss. Tho ehsmpas-
~ has ~ nush ttsthcr 10 prorrs~
tn keeo1e 4 nenSa thna q haQyo hAs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20
nutinaass II vs1usk VAt>s ~ mack,
in 1baAs ~.

ID IL knows that, sowse time aimee
the several cossty Jsdsss vsro in
sasuctel BY The Hovssuor, II III ~
qusst, Ne believe Of Gen. 0rifkn, Il
maize IN estimate, ss full Az ccald h
dose. Of The whole number Of white
and black votsra IN their respective
eosatlsA Returns have been 70
csived ftcsa one hundred and three
ccsaties, ecmprisisg, with two os
tArse exceptions, ali The moss pop
uisss ~ sks ststs, which foot up y
fsllevs white, Is, i8S; black, n, SSDs
Ths rsnaslning cnuasies, not reported
ofths cus hspdrcd and thirty osgaA
iced, ell sst nss,svislly sissr the
psspossiss of sssh color " ssysAisg
Il VIII Increase he se!sii,e safesi-
GRITTY Of The white, From two OF
three counties, there h M estimated
rstusu Of the black voters. Amoag
shsss = Tsavis, thrssgk tho neglect
II the Ivdge--~c know u no other
rcsson. Hut then quite auntcr
Of counties, including VI I'ssso, with
little or no negro rorulstion, ste
Isfs rat In thc foregoing estinatc.
Tho probable whole white vots Of
Stats. 10 estimate at about seventy.
Eve Thousand white 10 thirty two
thesssnd black. Prom tho aneant
Of whits voters il 10 b. dasuctcd all
thess Who arc disftssehised usder
the late rccoes,ruction hills. What
the total Of those will bc, il il iiapos
sitlc 10 calculate, IA no sttcMtlou ~
Psam 10 b. paid - tho Atamasy
0eneral. We viii suppose Il ssvsn
thousand, and /, cen searssly b.
nors, BY any fair construction. This
will leave sixty eight thousand white,
ton which deduct thiriy.two thos.
ssnd blsck, asd majority Of thirty
NJ thsasand il leli. Thia ought IL
b. sancient 10 Insure our safety,
sad ahow 10 our colorcd friends lie
FslIy Of attempting 10 xs. up black
naa'a party sgsinst = white . pro.
which, with the exception
Of > fcw ambitious aud unprincipled
asn, il boaHd To rcsul. In the union
81 al whIis people against them.
Let them reflect On this aad keep on
Ftiendly sssms with The great ma.
|oEity Of those with who's, tAey ara
destined to live. and who nrc their
b~st friends, In spite Of all that l.
Eoid them hy Interested politicians 10
lhs sostssry. Of the coussiss ftom
which fstasns Arc made, I've only
contain . greater number Of blacks
lhsn whites, via; Brssosia, Harrison,
4stsgorda, Polk, and Robertson.
fesr ass PIT dawn ~ sstsal, Wis.
Devis, ffsasesee, Usimss, and IA.
Faoa. 0eNs elA1ss sss nearly equal
y Heas1ss, sseimslsd II ,tl60 whites
= ! tAs1nnad blAsAs. If ~ people
~ lsglssss. ssd 70 to ~ polls
~ ~ tAsls dsty Aey nay sa4iiy
Lssp ~ 9@Ats eat II IL haAda VI
~ uapsiAelDlsd daueesgvss Who |
~ tsJ5Ae y MIR " ~ assros. |
lsalsa ~ ohltss, u pssuss oAse |
~ aAaNaessss ~ A~i-~-.-i-. al
Dsts1 oto Mn aavs ~ sYnS9k 81 !
~ 49, 3ssleuctivss, ~ lAs{s |
spses1ts ~ sevsAgsfs1 pslisy. |
~ ..al NJ I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

lxlo 1ly olBsaguklse ~ osssll
~eH.
n 1tibsae ~ sAtAlssd, sArosgl
- ~ sesyoBpsadssts u WasA
lorouu, : 1nesl1s slu1sasaa - u
a8Dla1y slus1gtA - ~ Csssbasrse,
u 1lQ1soe pG1ls1b 4 ~ vss. N
1fos1s ~ ~ y y Akss ftsas
4 ~ oessDeeh vhlsA saus Int
psu1oa1ea u ~ 0ssesonsas y ~
osuolh1 = ~. Csals1ssasy, ast
- pshe1iy = Mllsbis y cay ~
- - s1lalnsd. ~ asssssss u ~
slsisDso4 vj1 - vsisabls and -,
tssss1lae = sAssiag ~ dispss5 pr
3aeses aesas Viii vAisA H. 6suts
se61D1sa ~ eiana military pswe'
4lAs NsetA - fbsysass.
b euptsmbss, 1S5t, ~ nostAs
alUs - M hssals It Bull Rss, H.
eGkge3vs ssseaxsA u The Army d
NsStA virHiala, Thea commanded By
0ss. jeso1A ;. Jehnstca, eas abest
MAN. n rsasssl army tAs~ ~,
tnapsa bstessa Alssssasia and
yhirlax WA svss lei, 0tso sAossssd
s>sesg. II Juns, l68a, vhcs Leo
ssnnsassA Nh shness movement
loufne1 NstJisllan, - ~ Psainss-
~, ~ s9eetivs stsssStA vas ~, 0o0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

~ s..,,.-. $500 : :.
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sisles ~ vrs0 iScl1I, = ~,
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qsssaiss
ooopeoA ~ Alataaa oAeu11 =.
eau11b I = Cfanset safleo1 ~
D. 49, n1Ay1 In ~ ~ -
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l. ss1i! - esds ~ osse.e'
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'ssv..w.
Tun pAsP - Pnnnnn4.--Nh.
~ Z ~ n eSo1,,s1n vkIsh - =
go eseis4 ~ ierir1saiye: =
villssnIl ~ ~ ~ e1r1noisa = -.
A l,1alo ~ ~ : seot1rv - ~
/ e1spN jAotaos, - : matos
8eaeuol - uoa}fas ~ q. q leGsss
II ~ efese4 M Qg3ooaa, ~
sssvsa NJ I pessss = ssuss uA1s
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How 10 Obtain Tickets.

Orders msy be sent 70 " enclosing tn
money from one 70 twenty-five dollars, in Z
registered letter, q OR risk, with sfamp 70,
return postage. Larger amounts shouid b
sen' 10 drafts, o. by express. - the follow.
ing club rs'es. Send BY PoriOfiice Ordeu
IL possible
3 Tickes'o one sddvess. - so; 10 Q 90,
70. ~ so; 30, rs 20 40. IS 90 ; 80. as 80:
100 IS 90
Address ~ orders and Communications 10
KENNEDY 4 CO., 500 Broadway. NY.
SPECIAL NcTlss To the Military Or
gsnIza''on influencing the Isrg-s, sale OF
Tickets viii be presented handsome Reg
'msn'sI Standard. Par'iss purchasing TICK
eis will please advise sgents 10 which Reg
imsn'. &C., they desire 10 credd ihen our.
chase. Feb. %, is67-2m.
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TIE AyAsD or PREMIUMS WILL ne uspE
X AT ST. JOSEPH. MICHIGAN.
NAY 1sr, 1867.

a committee will BE- sppoin 20 super
intend the distribution OF the Prizes. by The
horticultural mud a Agricultural Societies 81
Michigan, composed exclusively OF Fruit.
Growers sni farmers, none sf whom shall
have any interest whslever in the drswior.
A. soon 80 The ~ ards are made, p.r.
ieet title Of the different PREMIUMS will b.
furnished to tie fortunate holders OF eertifi
estes
On receipf Of So wevill forward one Ger.
tihcste. with lis' Of engravings. from which
parties may select any one they may choose.
Inc Enerav'ngs viii number over 80 dill
leseos varieties, the retail price Of which is
~ each In any Art Association Ia the
country.
Please observe ,hs, you recsye the worth
o. yeur money u once, and al came time an
opportunity 10 given you 70 secure an nde
pendent fortune Tor life, the same az NJ.
a u Lee, o. Prairie du Rocher, who drew
ne Crosby Open House. It Chicago. on
ihe 2Ist Of January. 1867. with : sincle
ncket o. 70, or hundreds Of others whom
we might mention, that have made them
seIves wealthy BY the simple investment OF
one or two dollars.
Every Farmer sDd IIoricul,urist should
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

HMRoAD-We are glad 70 know
ihnt'thu pnbli. generally are heconl
iug awakened ~ lie necessity Of hav
ing railroad outlet io: the produc,
u lhs country. We publish 10. ia,
the proceedings of an enthusiast,
meeting in IInniinnbnrg. and ii In,
spirit exhibited there j. 40 Indication
u tie feeling 81 that wealthy and Ell
torprising township. il will 20 hear.
lily fJr tine road. Ferdinand is also
thoroughly aroused. aud Il good snb.
scription may be obtained there. But
this j. not surprising. rhc wonder il
that they have not determined t. have
such an outlet long ago. Shut ont.
aswe are. .ior six mVnfhs'of the year,
fIon AL commercial intercourse with
the rest Of the world, all tie produce
raised IN the county necessarily bears
adcprcciated value, when compared
with points where the enterprise OF
the people has brought them better
commercial facilities. With as rood
soil. and as much oil ii. as most
counties in In Llama. orr county inI
wealth j. one Of the smallest. owing
y the ilnpossibiitv ~ getting the
products ~ the soil 10 a market
where fair price may be realized.
Why, the increase in the value of the
crop OF corn alone would pay Tor tiel
road in a few years. III 1860. The last
year tile Agricultural reports were
taken by the Assessors, the crob Of
corn reported ia this County was
was 346.J91 bnshels. Now il is not
an exaggeration TO pnt the amount
raised at double. say 693. 900 bushels. \
Now corn is worth here but rs cents
a bnshel. 1t i worth 60 to rs cents
ut any Of the large markets. and with
a way to get il TO market, il would he
worth AZ least l > cents a buslIel more
here. which in the aggregate would
make an increase in value Of the corn
crop alone. Of S1O3,750 in single
year Then all other products would
also bring more. 80 that the increase
in value 10 the farmers of their crops
would. in very few years, build the
road. to say nothing Of the vaIue to
tradesmen and Others. conyeniencies.
mail facilities, DC, dc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

u Congress, following upi it, long
cherished idea Of breaking np the
Union Of the States, and destroying
constitutional government, has pass
cdya bill overthrowng all State gov
erDments in the South, and establish
ing military despotism, in which
the commanders shall be responsible
to no one. Fortunately, it was not
passed until the venaI and corrupt
gathering was within ten DAYS ot
being ccad and d ID. and therefore il
will not become law at present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

MARRIAGE LICENSES The follow.
ing are the marriage licenses issued
by the Clerk Of Dubois County, since
our last report:
VIM. Young and Elizabeth Curry.
Joseph Barth and Mary Erny,
James A. Spradley and Lutitia
Morris,
Frederick Wiesmann and Cathar-
inc Fuchs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02
Kentucky Convention.

The Democratic State Convention
which met at Frankfort on the 22d
was largely attended and armoniou,
lin its action. Nearly all the. countie.
were FULLY represented. The Con
vention was organized Nv the ap
pointment Of Hon. John w. Steven
son. as President, and NJ. Il. Chris
man, AS Secretary, with suirahI,
number OF assistants, and Vic,
President from each Congression a
District. The following nominations
we're made:
Governor-Iion. James l.. Helm.
of iardin.
1t. Governor Hon. John w. STE
vcnson. Of kenton.
Attorney General-D. Howard
Smith. II Owen.
A nditor--John Rod man, Of Frank
lin.
Trcasurer-J. W. Tate, Of Frank
lin.
Register. ". Dawson, u Frank
lin.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tom. +. Smith, d Henry.
Speeches were made BIZ Gen. Pres
ton. declining to be candidate for
Governor; Gov Helm, Col. Frank
W clifford. Mr.. Stevenson. and others
A resolution was adopted iavoring 4
Democratic National Convention ar
Louisville, on the 9TH Of MAY. The
platform adopted was The same a.
hat adopted by the lst Of May Con
'ention Of last year. which nolnnat
a Judge Dnvall Tor Clerk Of the
Jonrt Of Appeals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

No MAn.--There has not been d
full mail received at this place, from
Locgootee, for two weeks. and only
six mails during the month Of Feb
mary. This may all be obviated In
having the route changed to the
Shoals, and we are glad to know tina,
our Citizens are subscribing Literally
for the improvement Of this road, with
this object in view. Hurry up pass
able road, with no river to cross.
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sHERIFT,S SALE.

Office = hereby given that by virtue ~
.S awrii III y@noi pxronas, issued from
ii Office oi ne Dubois G urt Common plrss.
and 70 me directed, will proceed 20
ohrr Ior esle al pubic auction -
The highest Bidder, for cash IN hand ~ the
ioor Of The Court House III Dubois County,
in The town ~ Jasper on
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 1867,
Between the hours Or ~ O'Clock. A. H..
and o'clock, Z H.. Of said day. the rents
and profits for term not exceeding ssven
years. q The following described real es-
tate. situate Ia Dubois County, and State Of
Indiana, to-wit:
The norih east quarter section shirty-six
1867 town ~ range (3) west. The south.
west quarter Of the south east quarter Of
section twenty-five (25) town one (1) range
three (3) wet
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
OF principal, interest and costs called for BY
said execution will a, The same time and
place and IN like manner, sell the fee sim
pie OF said real estate.
Taken in Execution as the property OF
Joseph Welis. At the suits Of Arthur j..
Simpson and Jsm,s III Bherrod.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from vaIu alton or. aprraisemsnt
laws
HENRY MAUNTEL, Sheriff D. G
March 2, 1S6T-.3w pf$l2 30
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

Ilacn WATER. White river is now
failing, but reached a higher point
than before for fifteen years. All OF
the creeks and rivers il the country
seem to have been engaged in a run
On their banks. and broke many Of
them. causing great distress. The
Ohio and Wabash were both remark
ably high.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

DRrd consolidation il direct
cd 70 the vertisement 81 N. Fred
manns Drug Store, in to-day's paper
Mr.. I has, by keeping good stock
and close attention to business. bull,
up q good trade, which he eminent,
deserves. lie will furnish You a pan
acea for "every i'll which man is hei1
to-"
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IL hereby given, that the undersig ned = IN
! apply Tor IIcense a. the March term. 1867
OF the Dubois Couoty Commissioners. u,drs
the provisions Of an &C, entitled /" An &c,
70 regulate and license The sale of spir,iuous,
vinous. malt, aud other intoxicating Iiouors
The pisce Of sale will Be in and UPON ,hs
prsm'ses occupied by me. the preciee lccs
ton OF which Is o. follows: On the
West side OF the Pubic SQUARE. II
The town 81 Jasper, Bsinbridpe town
ship, Dubois County, Indisns.
The ciiIzens Of said township will take
due notice ihereo!.
9. }. JUTT.
February ?. 1s67--Sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

tIGur.-We have been informed Of
2 tight which occurred in Hunting.
burg, last week, in which one John
cox was severely cut by q man
named Damson. The latter was bound
over 20 Conrt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

AsornEs fLAr BoAr.-Our fellow
ltownsman. Mr.. 4. Fink. is busy
buildings fiat boat, which he expects
70 run yet this Spring. loaded with
slaves and corn. Success to trade
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

FHSfik nrstlsig led will oacred ~i,b W..
'pun'y Surveyor Of n4brt, ,unty III
lii- u y day " MArch 1861 - rnn n. I,,e.
me o-'rfnii = thr hunnJsrir- ". ree,..,
~ r. Township y kangy 4
i"e ni-fmedlste linrs wa 40 NJ IN
M ne rorn'F- iher. o. e-labl,~h.r. pr,.
sons Interested wll please h~ nr.--n..
JOHN BRETT.
Frh. l6th lsl1 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

Headquart'sN N. Y. S.volunlser Institute
to9 DRoApwAy,H
in AID or THE DESTITUTE AM
ORPHAN SONS
OF our Volunteer
80 ID Ia I'D - ma u2 Sc
AND SAILORS,
GRAND MILIrAkY
PROMENADE CONCERT AND PRE-
SENTAr ION
Will be given At the New York State
Arsenal, corner OF 9Th Avenue and
35th Street.
Thursday Evening, April 4lh, 1861,
at Z o'clock.
This INSTITUTION, foundeJ lor n.
u purpose ~ gra'ui,cusly educating the
s,ns " uecesssi Soldiers aud Sssm~n OF
the Uniied States, was removed lat spriny
from Deposit. Delaware, N ". tons ore
seni losssion, rvrnsr of Fun Aseou. end
Seventy SIKH Street. New York
This lostiiu,e 10 10 The Fourth Year o.,
successful operation. Il - not mere home
81 the irrnciess, Or osdinary orphan sYy.
lum. oui Nllisry lnsluse, where the sous
q ofhcefs and prlvsies shall shall not fsei
deprsced. bni be Kept upon the social level
their ia'lrrs placed lhrn previous 10 The
war. The N Y. ). Volunteer institute,
second Only 70 West Point. viii be open 10
ne reception Of Pupils or Cadets rom en-,
State Asylum IN ,h- Union. upon comp yinuI
with the pubrsh-d requirements snd Con
sttulion - the lnstiuir. making il in fsc,l
. Natons' Institute for Ill deserving IT.
,dvanssges. Among many Others, The Ca
iris have been nnnorsd ~iih the follow no
Distinguished endorsement
Nal Generals JOSEPH HooksR. Jons A
Dix. II. r.. Da-iEs; Col rKAaFoKD,
sisi Reg .C'i-.Cox and McGREsls
~ R-gm-ni
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

SLEEr Quite storm Of slect and
rain visited this part Of the country
This morning. Ii is feared the iruii
may bc injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

1T We we're informed by reliable
citizrns on the river. thar the mail
might have crossed White river yes
tcrday morning. We wish it had.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02

1T The Fcnans made slight
demonstration in Kerry, ireland, last
week, which scared the British con
sldcsably. but amounted to nothing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-02
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