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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24
How the Rebels Accept the situation.

NOW the RcDelS Accept the SITUATION
We referred yesterday to the meet
ing of the negroes called in the in
terest of the Rebel Democracy of
Vicksburg, Miss. The following let
ter, to a gentleman of this city, will be
read with interest as a, sequel to the
account of that meeting:
.VIcKsBURe, MISS. A ril11 1867
DeorFiSir Il Il y The. military bill
is just the thing,for the South. and it
will be accepted in as good faith'as a
lot of rebels can accept anything.
The only hope of the Reconstructed, is,
that they will be able to control the
negro vote, for which they will me- ke
a desperate effort; and you would be
Iamhsed at theGefforts now making in
that directions the great, friendship
that they profess now, the kindness
with which the negro hos. dlioays been
1treated( p how much they are dispos-
ed to further present interests, are
considerations that are presented to
the darkiesS daily. "
q There IS no Disgusting the fact that
these are rebellious and peryerse
set of people, and would tomorrow
rise in open rebellion if there was any
prospect of success; but with no. hope
In that quarter, their attempt will now;
be, directed to controlling the negro
vote, and language is not adequate
to depict and describe the degrade ton
and humiliation, the groveling and1the
dirt eating, to which the great chivalry
will descend, to succeed in the
great and to them, vital object lido
not believe they can, or could succeed
if the negro was left to himself, but
with the aid tlat will be given by the
whites Il think the tsrebsa must go to
the wall. ..-.e.-l l..z-.a-... -. e.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24
The Campaign in tennessee.

The Tennessee Conservatives are
having a melancholy time of il. in
their efforts to secure the negro vote.
Their ESTABLISHMENT and humilia-
ton, their piteous cntreaties and pro-
fuse promises, seem to. affect Sambo
and. Cufee very little The negroes
have evidently not forgotten the max !
i'm Of one of their number, who gave
II as his unbiased opinion that white
man was mighty onsartain. 7 I They
regard the Conservatives as playing
possum, and they are too familiar
with the fragrant animal to be de-
ceived by any Of his tricks.
In their distress, the Conservatives
furnished some of the Memphis ne
groes with money to induce them to
attend the State Convention, and help
nominate ticket that would be ac-
ceptable to the colored voters. One
of these delegates, on applying to the
railroad office, found, that after paying
his railroad fare, he would only have
two dollars in which to ''splurge at
the Capital; so he concluded tozkeep
an the money, stay at home, and have,
a big time generally, sWeare not sur
prised that the Courier is atured
at Youri manner of publishing
report of the proceedings of that
Convention. ~ The, negro element
was not a. decided success, and
the Conservatives feel sore at the
failure. a@i The Couriiea. issympathizes,
with. them in their distress. and sgarls'
and snaps, at everybody who feel more
like laughing than crying. FL
But, while the Conservatives are
thus heavily laden, and groan with
groanings that cannot be- uttered, in.
their efforts to influence the negro
vote, and while their misfortunes
put the Courier out of shumor and.
makes it censorious, the Tennessee
Radicals seem to find everything
lovely and the goose hanging pleas
antly high. They are holding mon
ster meetings, and the negroes turn
out in force and manifest the greatest
enthusiasm On the 10th, a mass
meeting in Ga1latin numbered overt
5000, most of whom were negroes.
They endorsed the Radical party
and platform throughout. On the.
same day large meeting was
held at Franklin, Williamson County,
at which much enthusiasm was ex-
hibited. Thus we find it all over the
State, and the prospect is that at the
August election the Radical ticket,
with BRowNLow at its head, will be
elected by handsome majority. This,
we suppose. is about the bitterest pill
that the rebels of that State will ever
be compelled to swallow, and if they
do it gracefully, we may have reason
able hopes that they have become
thoroughly cured of their secession
~. laJx, a rs $50 - 800 -4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24

The Courier complains that in copy
ing !" Mack's S" report of the Nash
vile Convention we didn't show that
a part was omitted by $ stars" Really
we thought that the blow admins
tered by that Convention to the
Curriers' position on the negro suf-
frage question, made it, see stars .
enough to dazzle it. 1t has evidently
beer dazzled ever since. als
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24
KENrUCKx ITEMS.

second base ball club has been organ
lied at Bowling Green. =----,------ss
The County Court Clerk of Lincoln
County has received instructions from the
State authorities to require the negroes to
pay poll-tax.
DR.. George. D. Blakey announces him.
self as Union candidates for Congress in
the Third District, in opposition to Elijah
Hise, Esq, the Confederate candidate.
Rev. John 8. Hays, for five years past
stspastor of the Presbyterian Church in
Frankfort, has accepted a call from the
walnut Street Church, Louisville.
The contract for improving and enlarg-
ing the State penitentiary at Frankfort.
has been awarded TO Captain Todd. the
keeper at ninety odd Thousand dollars.
Thomas II. Clay, who has occupied the
position of Minister to Nicaragua for i've
years past, has arrived at his home In Lex
esf-r.s faSnWsafa ssfoIa Ia ~
The body Of an unknown female was
found in the suburbs OF Louisville on sun
day. She is supposed to have been drunk.
and in attempting to get over a fence, fell.
andwas choked to death by her. bonnet
strings.csM besIc& siidW s3ss.esj ~
Mad dogs have invaded Louisville. uone
wasrkiHsDonl aund days tfag several
other dogs. An indiscriminate slaughter
of the race has commenced-sr
The Bowling dfeeh Gazette says that a
Democratic club has been successfully or
ganized in that county. Many ex-Con-
'fedebate soldiers particip atea I'M the meet
ing, andtheyswere prompt in giving their
adherence to an organisation which dis
= tinctfy asserts that it win not endorse agi-
tations Off any deseription.D If the DEM
ocracy of Kentucky are not agitators, viii
the Gazette be kind enough to tell us what
~ The Louisville Democrat is very indig-
nautjt that the Union candidate for&Lieu-
tenant Governor was not permitted to
speak at Germantown It says these fell
salows who cannot hear discussion, and re-
: : sort to mob law to suppress IT., had better
bnlooks out. They will get o reconstructed.
- This interference with the free discussion
=. Of any subject is unworthy Of a free peo-
isop Die. and ought to be promptly put down.
81 Forty lone cases, to recover one hundred
lHdollars each, have been brought IN the
United States Court at Louisville, by the
ssfTitizets ofewafren sGounty, Kentucky,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24

against ]. H. Order and j. NJ. Billingsly
ex-Colonel and ex-Captain of the SD Ken
lucky Regiment, tn at was levied and cpl
lected from the citizens during the war, to
remunerate Union men for the losses sus-
tanned by the depredations of rebels and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24

WENDELL PHILLIPS by condemning
Grant and Mcclellan in the same
speech, absurdly fatters Mcclellan,
while Henry s. Foote, by spraising
both, in the same speech, deals mer-
CHESS stab at the fame of Grant Gin
.csaas1tts Gazette. g-sx - e-v
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24

n The New York Herald puts the
case very plainly and .squarely when
it says that the political struggle in
future is to be, not whether the col
ored man shall have the right to vote,
but who shall be smart enough to get
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The regular monthly meeting of the Mis-
sionary Society of st. Paul's (Episcopal)
Church will be held this Wednesday,
evening, Immediately after The close Of
Divine. serviees A full sftsn lance of both
officers and members is earnestly re-
quested. r
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24

Our fair Henderson correspondent
favors us this morning with some Of
her charming verses, which have in
them all the fragrance of spring flow
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24

EIGHT thousand evenhundred and
seventy two men were DISTINGUISHED
by the Reconstruction Act in Geor-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24

= BRowNLow badges are going off
like hot, cakes in Nashville. The
darkeys are : going for them" ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24
DIED..

SwEETLY ASLEEP IN JEsUs.-Died, April
Odd, 1867, at ten minutes before seven PM,
FL. GAR STEPHENS, son of Mary NJ. Stephens
and Robert E. Stephens, deceased, aged s.
years, 9 months and I6 days.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24
NEWS ITEMS.

..UD = SwEHr--t III ftfss8E
Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1855.
4 bishop Timon, of Buffalo, was buried
with imposing ceremonies, on Tuesday.
From South America we have the usual
batch Of anintellig ible news. 8 OF HBsslo
A violent tornado passed over the north
fTn part Of New Jersey on Monday
Gen. Sickles has issued an order for the
further regulation of his Department..
Theslection of delegates. TO revise the;
Constitution of New York passed off in
that State, yesterday, quietly.
. Whisky and tobacco dealers are coming
Revenue Department.
A big livery stable in Detroit, with TWEEN
ty-four horses. was burnt up yesterday
morning.
Extraordinary floods in Canada East are
doing great damage and occasioning
much suffering.
The Postmaster-General proposes to
close post-offices which are left without
Postmasters, because the Senate refused to
confirm his appointees. That will be rich.
The Japanese Commissioners are being
lionized to some extent. Secretary Seward
HAS pTOuSfeQ 10 give Iueul aoNlcc OF as
sistance in visiting the National Capital.
yssAg1etter from Elizabethtown gives AN
account of a most cowardiy assassination
in the xichityE of that town. We fear
Judge Lynch will have to hold a term OF
his court down there. i'T
The Gonfnissioner of indian a fairs
thinks he has prevented 800 Sioux war
riors from joining the great Indian Con-
them. s.SE 9T9HG9ya Te bifR * .SOf
The flood. in the Platte River is, abating.
four hundred yards of the Pacific
Railway track was washed away, but il
bespesdiIy replaced XII EP
A Government train has been attacked
iHby Indians, near Fort Mitchell, Daeotah
= Territory, and one, hundred and. twenty
mules stolen.
Secretary Seward has gone to his home
IS in Auburn, with his Private Secretary. He
is,expected to make a speech while there
on the political situation.
s,aiTheS New York Herald says the President
1 won't pardon JEFF. Davis, because the trail
tor won't ask for it, and that JEFF.
won't ask for it, because he fears it will be
regarded as a confession, of guilt, and pre-
JUDGE his trial, which he Understands is
to-come off soon. y IA m
From Europe we learn that peace be-
tween France and Prussia is at most de-
spaired ofsand that great alarm exists.
Prussia disapproves of the compromise
proposed by the neutral powers, and seems
disposed to force France to back down or
Az apAeon, II is said, rs ehdeavorfng
to, negotiate for-t the purchase of arms in
this country No doubt he would like to
get large number of our celebrated Spen-
Ger Rifles, which Is conceded to be a better
and more formidable weapon than the
celebrated Needle Gun.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24

YNHIS OLD AND aRELIARLE COM
- pany, well known tot the business
river mems has established an agency In
rates and on terms low as any compa NY
can safely take s1eh. risks. Apply to
ALIEN G. HALLOCK, Agent.
bn. fanI6 6Inva No. 10 South First Street
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24

Oyertakers, Porte Monnaies, and
Y large depot of the celebrated '"Star
Paper Collars" aud retailed at 25
cents per box Large stock of the
best Irish Linen, Table Linens, Cot
ton, Linen, and Wool Table-Cloths
and Covers, Napkins, Towels, Crash,
Lace. Curtains, Collars and Cuffs, IN
ssets Or singfy, with over
.etEEsfa 1OHH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

IL Congress has authorized the
beginning ~ = very important prac.
Iiirslly scientific wOrk--nn lees than
y thorough geographical, iypogrsphi-
'csl and gsvlogicacsI survey u the
great middle section Of our national
territory between tho Missouri river
and the California iihe 4 strip one
hundred miles wide. with the forfeit,
PARALLEL and the Pacific Railroad lin.
~ the center. and embracing the set
tied and most rich IN mineral parts Of
Colorado. Utah. and Nevada. is TO be
put under minute scientific exan,ina-
tIcn. and the results mapped and re-
corded tor the benefit ~ all civiliza
iIcn. The geologist chosen tor this
great work j. Mr. Clarence King. .
Young man from Newport. Rhode lei :
and, : graduate Of Yale College. ami
for several yc~rs one ol the chief A.
sistants ~ The field al Pro +ssor Whit
ney, IN his Important survey o. Cali
inrnia. Mr. .. T. Gardner. another
u Professor Wnltnsy's most valuable
and experienced assistants, is 10 be
associated with him. and a party Of
eight Or ten scientific persons will he
made NJ ior the details ot the work,
which is 10 begin this season on the
Sierra Nsvadss in California and pro.
gress eastwari.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

The Treasures office in this place
WA burglarously entered on MONDAY
night lsst, and robbed Of $4,000. six
thousand being in gresnbscks, and
two Thousand in county orders. Tn.
thief, or thieves, obtained An entrance
by forcing open the office door with q
bar OF iron. and after closing tho
windo~s. proceeded to break open
the safe. winch they accomplished 10
. very dextrous manner. They evil
IDENTIFY were expert Lands at the busi
ness. as the safe was regarded No one
Of fhe strongest in the state.
They LETT behind them q large sled "
hammer, which they Obtained by
breaking into Gardner & COUGHS
blacksmith shop, aud several highly
tempered rhissIs and wedges. especial
" manufactured Tor the business.
BoonvIlis Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

srKiss Work s.sxsx. ~ ~ r;-,a
ofehsfd I'D G.rc-r. sad IN ne y-o.nJ-
-oo"' ne HOUSE - ~~i as in the 81 n,-.
Ine brsi inform ,'ipn shoui the m,., pi-.,.
~ snd pr fiisb'e method al p.rsvn,ny
TINS work =. ~ course, 10 b. found !, ,h.,
'srg-. reliable IN cheap jourss, the Amer.
lean Agricutnriai. W. h.y~ received 40
April number. ard Il fully rsrie. on, ne
pubhsnsrs prosnss 90 sl~sy. k-.p IN
msking every number better fhsn Tho Or
v'ous one. This, like every o,h.r ssb.
mus ~ This yrss. hss eight large pages /. 4.
80. This single numbss contains b-,~rc
''iy and f''y pleasing snd ins,rnc,ive ~
gssvnRe one 81 them full page. and sew.
ersi others very large and b-sus,tui. A ~
three-psge calender OF Work 10 be d., ;
~''i iurnish many useful hints Tor tho Pam.
u'rden end Household. "A slsshirr .rr,cIr
=" huneugs Exposes BY name large nun.
o-fs q 'he svmdsrs sot c.uauy people
There ere, besides. more ,hsn huoo,.s
sr'c'es and items fuli % ins,suc,ion 4,
every cnls'vs'or - g.rcen plot. ~ isrm.
"o'r 'hsn i50 oco people nov srj,y .Le
advantages ID red BY The AgricuI,uris,, and
ever body else. and his vile (snd rhiiJ,.,
siso). should have il. lie besu,ful pie,u,..
ere alone .or'h msay ,imss i,s cost. ~hch
= only $i50s year. fur cvpirs for g.
r our ADVICE and Try ID. Agricnl.u,i.,
inc y~sr. end ~ ~ii ~, ssn..e ssris &c
lion Ossnse Judd 4 Co., II PIX Row.
Ne~ York Chy. sss the publishers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

i'xs&,sH--Nr. Hugh McMshin,
sAs accommodating anil industrious
q. S Assessor for This District. drop
81 in upon us this week. lie wa-
ksrucriv . citizen of fhis county. and
% generally acquainted. hut lIk. most
- his c.nncxion. sitill ailirres "a the
radical faith. and il almost lnst for
,olisicsl sssncisfrs Willie On dnty in
THE neck Il the woois. lie Is = com
.esent "fnccr AMI II ~ mu.i have
that stripe OF politics. better him than
come Il his predecessors. lie - now
hnsy taking applications for U ).
License. the time FIR applying for
which has boon changed By law to
March. instesd OF Nay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

IL Governor Wells, u ouisiana
Notwithstanding Southern birth, has
within him vital element OF radical.
ism lie deiaults with great facility
and vigcr. As sheriff Of Rapides
parish, he deisnltsj Tor 81, 900.
More recently. a. radical yicegrrent
Of the territory Of Louisiana. he again
deisulted this time for $4,000. No
wonder this loyal Southerner wants
al the laws Of the late State govern
ment bloltcd out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

Address Of the Democratic State Com
I mittee Of ConEesticut 90 the People
Of the Union.
The Dsmocn'ic Committee OF Connect
COT gsss' you with The result Of Tho slectios
IL hin State. The D, mocss,s and Con
ss'vs'ive sise'ors have schieved : sivns
victory on shss- iss ses: In favor Of srprs
'ests'ios 10 Congress BY every state i'm
Mediate union on the bssis Of the Cahssi
'S'ion no usurpst:cn u undelskssed pov.
20 ov oongr"; no military tesps,ism Ia
his Republic no Congressional force bills
70 es'sb'sh urvro suffrage. On thee. 10.
'ues We have sssp' The State ~ 600 msi,r.
ny On Governor snd . net msJ.r,ly Of
.euu On = aafsssmsn We gain three Of
Inc four mrIbsv o. c,sgrsss. Oa these
issues 49, The bs''i- fought and won.
Jams GAItAcnER. Ch.irmsn.
We invite n. ate lt,sn Of Our fr,ends IN
Con"se''rus sho have ~on such . elOrious
VICTORY, ssd secomplish-d % much 10 Ia.
tues nvw lie and hope sront the sdhe.
rnt. u ih- Uaon. 10 ibs following reso.
u1ons pss-~d q . meeting OF the Etceu-
tive Committee Of the National u .moc,stic
A.s"cis'ion. April 81,
AEsolvEp. That Ne hsil the recent ri.
nmph - our friencs 10 the Safe Of Cor.
nSrfirni ~ % utosf sigftera nj md ehsey;c,
event eho~ipg the. The omnir 81. ence Of
i'cssi L s.ues q the influence OF military
aud Of ths dread u slsndsrous
sceuss'ons ~ di-Iov si', ms been .uceess.
'ulis Questioned. ths, ,~s-on he's Gnsi.v
"omphed ~ = 'sns.,ci.m that ,he reign
% 'h' x X ~puo'icsr d-magoeue il drs~.
ing n'.' ms e.d. srd 'hst our people. amer
's"s 81 ed ,xpe-i-'es. have determined
70 "v~rihros sreri'i,n .g-ina the pr.c,.
pIrs - the FYdsrsl coa.,nution % AslI n
The Nssh - IN ~ = nth.
RE.oivEp Fhr ~ irnd~r 10 the friends
81 '~psbhcsn iSeriy 10 cannec,icu, o..
'inttre .tn WltH m-m Tor tA~ victory
'hry hsvs sehIsv.d IN III greet con,r.t.
= - pfcG'ss-. hs..,lr iet irs cbj.c, cor.
'isi rssiorssinn - he union 81 IN The
ss'cs under one constitutional s,y.ru-
nvn;
CKAK:ts Mason, Charm On.
Uw.H IN s&s Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

SoNE or THE ADyAErAogs.-Mrs
owis-ileln announces among thu
many benefits 10 flow from women
voting the following:
When wuna', vote. the death
penalty will be abolished, except T.,
rape the inmates Of houses which,
are now the Ior-bc'!s OF all evil. will
be sent 70 Houses u Correction and
there kept Tor lie or wears. doing
light, fancy work and domestic labor-
All The .eyaIized haunfs Of crime.
which stand as rivals to virtuous
hones. will. at least. have q struggle
Tor lie. Women will not work ior
halt pay, and vice will not furuiah
her the most profitable employment.
ana al parties will grow better and
wiser; Or the principle Of self gov
eminent - founded ia error"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

n The Senate Committee on f,reIe,
n-'s''ons h's not YET arrived q . COACH
SION upon The Russisn eession treaty. III
'"oueh' hist 'he committee viii report III.
"esy osek 70 he Srrsie wi,noul sny r.
bur submit Il fos the sc,ion
- 'he S@ns'e. u turns %, 10, one y, ne
'''p"i'''o"s s'quirss III ssu6c.sion Or shr
= ~ 70 "'n' , ds,s. which ~il d.msod
"r Y 'on q IN present sxys session or
ne s'n"'e n ororr 20 sn.ct Il in,os legal
orm. II very dpsoifsi II The no ,isI,.
~o-'h'rds vote esn 70 cb,sincd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

- SbNhS
j. hereby gives ,hss n. ..x..
signed Commissiones. srpola,sA Is ~,
usoois Circui. Court, Of DuboIs Ce~sss 49,
i"e'snss 10 . suit fos srlIsion a 80 \.
tate. whsrein Phiiiebsns Dskveus e ar u
ueshsrd' Diskmsnn 10 def. Add ~ ! !. !,
ses partition whereas shOpsmo 'psyss 4 S,S
and Henry Dufsndsek 10 def. "a -
sur Tor partition wherein. ne ssue osstv a
pm and Charles Klein 10 dsft.. ana /. :.
sut Tor partition wherein the same psrtv /.
p'u' and ErnM Bsundiek u dsft and 4 :
sn,t Tor partition whessia tie ssms eessv y
Pm. and henr, Wensteahofes ssd vNiIlism
ih~is srs dsfis., will, By order, Of 49,
Court. cell q pubic suction.
On THURSDAY. Nay 9th. 4. o. lscz.
Oa the premises. ,hs following sssl =.
ssie: s'sns'e 10 the sid County 81 Dubois
and S'sse NJ Indiana, to-wis: M
Part Of 10. No. 80, In the town Of Hsa..
Ingoure. 10 ssid Coualy. and dssc,ihsd =
io1sws. to-wlt' commencing 22ll fss,
y. q The 8 E. corner Of .sid lot. sunoius
thence w 2lO test /; thence " ~ l.2 fee,'
thence 2lO feet. thence 3. 81 Z 80,
% the place " beginning. With lssss TOO
story BRICK building end other imprsvemeots
th'recn, being The property ot Phillehsos
Behr-ns. snd Gerhard, Dietmsnn.a
A'so PSI, Of lot No. A. si,usts Ia 49,
town end County. ant described ss'iojlovs
'o.~m commencing "a IL feet n. of the
corner OF sad LOT. running theses
y. III 'ee'. thence N. 20 IL fesi, thence
~ lft'se', thence > SOl2 feet a. thu
pises " b-giuning. With vsiusbis jpseeVe-
ments thereon. the real estate being IN
property q tbs sid Bsnrsns end Hss,v
nufshcsck.
Aiso part " Lots Nos. ~ sod a. sj,vsss
=" The same ,own snd CouasS, 80 ~
scfib~d - follows, % vii omsssreins =,
The W. corner % sid lot NJ. a. rv..
ning thence N 3tI2 fesi ihsnes \. IA
'er'. thence y 10 2 fe~.. thence n -
fss', thence los ierf. thence ". biG
ee' 20 me plscs o. beginning. 9TH ssius.
bla improvements III. r-on IL. ssid real
sss'- beng he properly - the ssid bshssss
snd Cnsr.es Klein.
- part ~ LIT No ~. siin.s- ~ ths
ssne tom and county. Ani dsseritsa %
'oll"~s. 'o-w't eon,nene.ne IL The - "
rof"rr o. sssd lot. rnnn,rg thence n ~ IL
'eri. thence w. 40 feet, thence r. Sals
Zee. ih-nce r. 2lO fset. 70 the pisrs VI 49,
ginning s-'ng me properly ~ me ss,1
B-hrens and Enc, Rrund'ek HA
Aud also psrl u LIT NJ. ~, si,usssl ~
ne s,m- town aud county. s.c dsscsihsd -
'oilos :. io-~i': commencing q the NcssA.
prsi gunner ct said IN. snnnIuy thesss
Wss' 2pf Get. thence = los tsst. thence D..
lOI 49,. 'heuce North lbs iess. ~
n place % beginning. being the psoyss,y
. the -sid Behsens snd Hsnsy vsh,lsa.
,of-r and Wil:i-m Theis.
TEkss - SALE In each csss. "ss
hHd Of tn purchase money 10 ss Sod
'--h IN hand. on. thisd 10 s,ett sd sss
hird 20 twelve m,"'hs frcm asts 81 ssis.
~ on-eh'.sr xs'ng nvlss ~nh serssss
ecaiy. sr deferred psymsnss. se..,,ss To-
-r~.' 's.iss ds:~. md wvvs"s relief ,fs~
si.s''rn sud spprsis-men. isss
ANDREW J STRAIN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

IL Mr.. Pres. Buckncr. an enter
prising horse dealer of Msrtinsvil,-
has levanted smsrily in debt, and hav.
ing committed torger;cs onhis father,
tnther-in-lxw, and others. The Eirsr
National Bank II Msrtinsvillc loses
$4,000. and The Bloomington hank y
much larger snm by his operations
lie Is supposed to have realized over
$40. o0O.-llnd. Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

kEcovERv rRoN HHDRoPHosrA.-
= i. Selma ElIsr, : young lady o
becks Station, who has been labor
ing under m attack Of hydrophobis.
- reportsd convalsscsnt. This d
probably the only case on record n
tins country Of recovery from . well
marked case Of hydrophobis. TIE
agent which j. supposed 10 have e..
lscted = cure ia this instance i nro
,nide ~ Potsssium.-IIn IianspoI,s