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JASPER COURIER.
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The Presidential Election.

II oil the Southern States are admitted
the full electoral vote will be three hundred
and seventeen; absolute majority required
one hun bred and fty-nine.
Revolutions never 60 backward, and the
present Que will progress steadily. bringing
IL under the conservative banner other
States. and confirming BY increased major.
tiles those that have already Gu. sdrlft from
radical rule.
No one. II 10 presumed. will deny that the
following States are absolutely lost to the
radicals for the next Presidential contest,
viz: Californis. Connecticut, Delaware,
Kentucky. Maryland New Jersey. Penn.
syivsnis, New York and Ohio. Thcy DO II
ons hundred and nineteen votes, leaving
forty 10 insure an absolute msjority. With
present prospects. csn there be any doubt
bui that they can be readily obtained! L..
diana and Illinois give twenty-nine VOTES
Will not both these States wheel into the
lines When we see in one year change
81 $4,000 In the radical msjori,y 10 Mssss
chusetts. may we not even hope for ihst foe.
iii State and s,ill more 80 Tor New Hsmp.
shire and Maine. Then there are several
OF the northwestern States who undoubtedly
will cut loose from radical rule within the
coming year. and il will be Impossible. with
all their hsrdihood Of action and defiance Of
the Constitution. for the extremists 70 ne
groizs all the Southern States, 90 that some
Of them will not undoubtedly vote for The
cosserv alive candidate. Though il will
taks some time 10 reform the Senate. the
radical rule will be destroyed 10 the mex,
House. and oil power for further mischief
taken from them. Let vs. then be thankful
for the bright skies above. We have an
abiding conviction tbst the Republic il
ved.-Nstionsl Inielligeneer.
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Special Notices.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM

Providence. Ala. May 13, 1866.
DR.. joHS BULL: | send YOU $50 for
CEpRoS BIrrEas. Please send what II will
come TO. after paying freight, 10 Columbus.
Miss. | have been troubled for several
years with indigestion; have had 10 take
pills every night for ten or fifteen years;
and In February, 1864. was attacked with
general paralysis was confined 10 my
room for The balance Of the year. and. in
fact continued in a very weak and nervous
condition until some two morths since, when
I was nut under an operation, and your
Cadron Buffers for treatment. commenc.
ed improving right away, and sm pretty well
restored. You're, truly, A. L. NEAL.
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Greenbacks Not Taxable ~ Important
Decision of Judge Storer.

BY reference 10 our law report il will be
seen that Judge S.orer, OF the Superior
court or Hamilton county, delivered 90
opinion yesterday, In which he held thai
grsenbscks, under The statute, are not tax
sble By the State and municipal authorities.
The opinion was eliciied under The follow.
ing circumstances: FAnn and Mclean
filed petition 10 the Superior court. to re.
strain the Treasurer, Miles Greenwood
from collecting taxes on $4,000 Ia green.
backs. Mr.. Scarborough. counsel for the
defendant. filed general demurrer 10 the
petition. This demurrer wss overruled BY
the court, and 10 deciding thus, Judge Stores
Sefeued 70 the scis o. Congress expressly
oxsmptiog various forms Of Government In
dsbtedness. amo3g which were the notes
kIown % greenbacks. from ssxasion
With the policy Of this law. the Judge
said he had nothing 10 do; but the statute
was explicit, and no other decision could be
reached. lfthere was any reasonsble doub,
any thing 10 which he could refer In the laws
passed BY Congress with regard TO these IL
sues. he would decide differ emily.
Now. notwitbstsndi the law, and the
decision Of HE Honor are peculiarly In ouI
favor, We unhesitstjngly pronounce the laws
which make this distinction in green back
and United States bonds slI wrong. and they
shsuld be repealed o. speedily o. possible
il vas not with the object Of evsJiDe the
payment Of tsxes that the Enquirer Com.
psny brought this action. They wanted "a
place the facts before the country IN the
shape Of : decision BY the courts We In.
tend % run against this odious class legis
lsticn until not only Rreenbscks are taxed
out until every other form OF government,
s'psouise 10 pay" shall bear its equsl portion
q ths public expense Cincinnati Enquirer
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The trial Of Joff. Davis has been
set for the fourth Wednesday in
March, 10 consequence OF the inabili-
~ Of the Chief Justice to be present
during the present term OF the court.
The bail bond OF Mr.. Davis has been
extended until the time fixed for the
trial to proceed.
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Louisville. KY. Nov. 25. 1864.
I received this day the following, from
Lancaster. Kentucky:
DR. JoHs BULL: Please send me In haste,
FOR MY ows USE. ONE DOZEN OF your Cedron
Buffers. have tried them. and find them
al You claim for them. They are curing
me Of consumption Of long standing.
Yours. respectfnllv,
G.. w. SHINDLEBOWER.
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: The Undersigned respsc..m
- fully informs the public
that he has now, and will constantly keep
on hand, OF manufacture 10 order, ell the
latest and most fashionable varieties Of Fur
niture. such 90 Wsrdrobes, Bureaus. Bed
stesds, Tables. Lounges. and Z large sssort'
ment Of chairs. Of the best styles. He 70.
spectfuIly invites those desiring Anything 10
his line. TO call and examine his stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. % he 10 conf.
dent he can please them. at his new shop
on the corner Of the Public Squsre, west Of
the court house.
Nov. 20. 1867 JACOB ALLIES.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

Bloomington. H.. October IL, 1864.
DR. JoHs BuLL: We made an arrange.
msnt with your agent. July 90 1864. for
selling your Cedron Bitters, aud are abouI
sold out. We want Gone CROSSE twelve
boxes more without delay. We are intro.
ducing them readily, and think they snswer
q good purpose
Dss. HOGG g. CROTHERs.
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Marriage and CcIi1aCy.

AN ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN.
"A STRUCTIONS FOR YOUNG MEN.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which perms-
nentIy PROSTATE the Vital Powers. with sure
means Of relief Sent Free Of Charge, IN
sealed letter envelopes. Addres. Dr.. ].
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associ-
alton Philadelphia, Pa.
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Grain screen and
SEED HULLER.

HAviSG purchased from the Pstentee the
III right 70 manufacture and sell the above
valuable article in Ddbois Co desire 10 cal
the attention OF Farmers TO il. They fee
confident II 10 the best Grain Screen 10 use.
and that farmers generally may save il
cost ionly $50 each year. by using II q
clean their seed wheat alone. We only
ask . trial and il lie operations are not sat
isfactory the machine may be returned, and
no harm done.
KUEBLER g. GUCKES.
Oct Is. 67-ly
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DIR. JOHN BULL.
Manufacturer and Vender Of the Celebrated
31fIHM'3 TDMIE SYRUP,
FOR THE CURE OF
AGUE AND FEVER, OR CHILLS
AND FEVER.

The proprietor OF this cele brated medicine
justly elaine II a superiority over oil rene
dies ever offered 10 the public for the SAFE,
certain, SPEEDY, and PERMANENT cure oil
Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever,
whether Of short or long standing. lie re-.
fers 10 the entire Western and Southwest.
ern country TO bear him testimony 10 the
truth OF the assertion, that in no case what
ever will il fail 10 cure, IL the direc, lions are
strictly followed out. In great many cases
. single dose has been stuff cient for cure,
and whole families have been cured By .
single bottle. with perfect restoration OF
the general health. Itis, owever, prudent.
snd In every case more certain TO cure, II
it's use is continued In smaller doses for .
week or two after the disease has been
checked, more especially in difficult and
long standing cases. Ususlly, this medi.
cine will not require any aid 10 keep the
bowels In good order; should the patent,
howsve e., require . csihartic medicine, after
having taken three or four doses or The
Tonic, . single dose OF BULLS vEGE-
TABLE FAMILY PILLS will Be sufiicie q,
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Ofics,
No. 20 Filth. Csnss Street.
Jane is CRY. LOUISVILLE. ky.
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6T Every patron obtsins a Watch BY this
arrangement. costing but SO, while il may
be worth 81 600. No psrtlaliiy shown.-E0
We wish TO Immediately dispose OF The
the above magnificent stock. Certificates,
naming the articles, are placed in sealed en-
velopes, and we'll mixed. Holders are en-
titled 10 the articles named on their certf
cate upon payment OF Ten Dollars, whether
il be . Watch worth $1,000 or one worth
lees. The return VI any u our certificates
entities you 10 the article nsmed thereon
upon payment. irrespective Of lie worth, and
20 no article valued less Than SO IL named
on any certificate 1t will a. ones be seen
that this 10
No Lottery, bnt Q straight forward
legitimate transaction, which may
be participated in even by the most
fastidious!
A single certificate will be sent BY mail,
post paid. upon receipt Of 25 cts. five for 81,
eleven for 81, thir,y.three and On elegant
premium for IS, .ix'y elk aid more valuable
premium for SO, one hundred and most 90
perb Watch Tor SIS. To Agents. OF those
wishing employ ment. this 10 rare opportu
nifty. Il 10 : legitimssely conducted busi
ness, duly authorised BY the Government,
and open 70 the most careful scrusiuy.--
Tar "! WRIGHT. BRO. g. CO., IA
Importers. l0l Broadway New York.
Nov !, '67-6m
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SURVEY NOTICE.

rNHE undsrsigned will proceed with The
= County Surveyor Of Dubois County, on
the 10th day OF Dec 1867, 10 run The lines
and determine the boundries Of section No.
thirty 1907 Township one ~ south Of range
5 West.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Per.
sons interested win please be present
JOHN II. ANDERSON.
Nov. 20. '67-3w
1JGo to Jerger's for goOdclOthes
land cheap,
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Will cure headsr..- in three minutes
Toothache in a short time. Neuralgia and
Earache 10 five minutes, Cattsrh. and tie in.
cidents in a short time. No cure no pay il
directions are followed. Begin in time II
you would avoid Consumption.
j. A. McMAHAN.
Looeootee. Gen'l Agent for Indiana.
For saIe 10 Jasper by Z. Boring and
Marin Eriedmsnn, who have also for sale
Wolcot,'s Bssutitisr for the Hair snd Skin.
and Smiths Salvation Salve. Warranted to
give satisfaction.
July II, 1867.
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HUNTINGBURG!

has just returned from the East, where he
has laid in the largest stock OF DRY GOODS.
&C., ever brought 10 this county. and which
are now being received by river and
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100 solid gold Hunr Wslch's S250 TO 81 900
100 magic cssed gold watches COO 10 300
100 ladies' watches, ensmeied lCO 10 800
POO gold hunt chorn'ter wstch's 25Oto 500
200 gold hunting english levers 200 10 $50
800 gold hunt duplex watches 100 10 200
$40 gold hunt american watch's loo to $50
500 silver hunting levers. 30 to 100
500 silver hunting duplexes, as 10 $50
500 gold ladies watches, 80 10 $50
1000 gold hunting Iepines, 80 to rs
l 600 miscelIan'us silver watches so 70 100
2 500 hunting watches, % to 30
5000 assorted watches oil kinds 10 to as
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GOOD NEWS!

The people OF Dubois and adjoining coun-
lies are respectfully informed that X.
PlCKHARDT Of
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CincInnati Marketn.
CINCINNATI, March B.

CINCINNATI, March 8.
Rates Of interest between bankers and
depOsitOrs remain at 9@12 per cent. but the
charges are higher than last week In the
open market ranging from ~ to Is per
cent on good to fair names.
PROVIsIoNs-Active and firm. Flour sold
to a moderate extent Mt prices which have
been current for some days. Wheat was
generally stepdy, and holders remain firm.
Corn was a shade easier, with alight de-
mand. Oats were In good demand, and
steady. Rye was firm, but not active. There
is no change in the market for barley.
Mess pork advanced in New York to
S2l 81, aud holders here asked S2l at the
close. Sales of country and city were
made TO the extent of 1900 bbls. ut $50 for
the former, and $40 30 for the latter. Bacon
and bulk meats advanced 14c. per h., and
closed with n good demand ut the advance.
Lard was In good request at l2c. for coun-
try, and l2Lc. for city, but il was held Nc.
higher. About 300 tierces country sold at
12@l2Ac.
FLoUR-Superfne at 50 OO@lO 90, spring
extra at $40 25@1l 90, winter extra at GIL
50@l2 90, spring family at $12 0O@l2 80,
winter family at $l2 7b@13 90, and fancy
brands ut $l4 00@l6 90, included in the
sales were 300 barrels family at $l3 05, 200
do. at Sl3 80, 200 barrels superflne at 50 so.
GRAIN-The wheat market is generally
firm, but without much activity. Extra
winter red sold at 81 90@2 95; No. l do is
held firmly at 81 S5@2 8S, and No. 2 do at
81 S0@2 81. Extra white wheat is held Mt
SO 1908 20.
Corn is in moderate demand ut &c. for
mixed shelled in bulk or elevator, and 7Gc.
including new sacks. White is held at &c.
per bushel more than mixed. Ear corn Is
firm at 56@57c. at the upper and lower
roads. Oats are in good demand mt SIC. and
5000 bush. were sold at that price.
HAY-The market Is tlrmer aud more aC-
tive. We quote prime tight and loose
pressed timothy IN bales at SIS 0O@2O 90:
fair TO good do. at $l4 00@lG 90 per tun, on
arrival, and 81 00@3 90 more from store.
MoLAssEs-There is an active market for
fair to prime sorghum at 2j@4Oc, New Or
leans nc 90@05c, Porto Rico mt 65@75c,
and refined sirups at 65C@Sl 81 per gallon.
OIL-Linseed is quiet and steady ut 81 4G
al ~ per gallon. Lard oil continues firm
at 81 03@l,05 for No. |, and 81 07@l 10
for extra. Petroleum is steady at 45@4Sc.
for free refined.
PoTAToEs-The market is duh ut 81 25@
2 10 per brl. on arrival, aud Doc. more from
store.
SEED-Clovcr was in fair demand ut
50 40, and some jobbing sales were made NJ
IS 30. Timothy is steady ut 81 ~, and iiaN
ut 81 $500 80 per bushcl.
WnIsKY-Thcrp was "a better demand,
and sales were made o f7lD bri,. IL bond ut
2Gc. per gallon.
T~OBACCo-The market for leaf continues
active and firm. The sales mt the ware
houses to-day amounted to 40 hhds. and
boxes. IL ut $l04 30; 6 at $5@5 20; 7 at
5000 % 4 at $7@7 30; 10 at $s@S 50; 4 at
5000 80; II at Sl0@l0 70; 3 at Sll@ll 70;
9 boxes Southern Kentucky at S3l, S4S,
$50, S5l. $50, and $S6.
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DR.. * co.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN TIE
shortest possible time, vt the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pitRl, ESQ Walnut street, between Filth and six
up stairs, without the nsc OF Mercury, 10
OF time, or change Of diet.
DIR. STEVENS, by special study and experience
in the hospitals OF Baltimore, London and Paris, l.
enabled TO guarantee n cure in the most comp
Gated cases. Recent cases Of GOuorrheaU or Sypl
cured in a few days, without change Of diet,
hindrance from business. Secondary Syphilis-tn
last vostige-erAdicAted without the use OF Me
curry.
Victims of self-abuse and excessive yenery, 81
fering from SpermatOrrhea, and loss Of phi sic
and mental power, Indigestion or COnstiputius
Eruptions, Nervous Coughs, HypochOndris, ~
are treated for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, 49,
Consumption, By ignorant men, who mistake IN
effects Tor the causes of the evil, and thus nut
ply both.
Married men, and those contemplating mRrri6 4
should restore vigOr to their bodies AND minds, q
they entail misery and disease upon those OF the
pOsterity,
Diseases peculiar 10 females treated. A q
guaranteed in all cases. Persons at "A distaR
promptly cured, by addressing, with statement 4
case, Or, STEVENS ~ Co, ESQ alunut between
9th aud 9th streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Onice hours from s A. NJ, LOT T.. NJ; Sundays TO
II A. M, decS-lyd
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VIC Season of Lent.

To-day is Ash Wednesday, the Chris
tien's fast of Lent will commence, and will
continue forty days. This fast has been
observed during the last fifteen centuries
In our day its observance is confined al
most exclusively in this country and Great
Britain to the Protestant Episcopal and
Roman Catholic Churches. Dlssenters, as
they are called, pay little attention to this
fast, and have few, If any, regular fast days,
The Methodists observe four lasts n year
the Friday preceding each quarterly meet
ing. Other churches have occasional fasts.
Up to the third century, the Lent was OBJ
served only a few days before Faster; but
in the course of that century it extended al
Rome to three weeks, and before the mid.
die of the fourth century it was prolonged
TO six weeks, and then began TO be calleC
Quadragesima, or forty days fast.
In the Roman Catholic Churches the fas
will be very generally observed. Arch
bishop Purcell has addressed a Lentel
Pastoral TO the churches under his care, il
which he reminds his flock hat the pre-
eepts of the Bible, and the example of hoI,
men, are in favor of fasting and self
modification on account of sin. During
fast of forty days the law was given t
Moses on Mount Sinai. and Elias was pre-
pared for the divine communications o
Mount Horeb. A forty days fast a
Ninevah from the destruction which &c
himself pronounced upon it, &c. He re
minds them of the objects to be secured b
thus humbling themselves, and anon
these he speaks of the protection and dc
liyerance of Plus TX, who Is threaSene
with the loss Of temporal power. AS til
first Christians prayed for Peter in prison
1t is our duty to pray for him in the pei
son of his successor" &c.
lie exhorts the Incorporate not to tast
Intoxicating drinks those who are dis
pensed from fasting 10 abstain from eatin
between meals-to give aims 20 those /
need. Above all, let very one fast frol
sin, for this Is the fast which the Lord re
quires.
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POLICE IrEMs.-Enoch Parsons, who,
though spiritually inclined. is not supposed
to be Il parson, took too much corn juice
aboard for the capacity of his hull, and
was, as a consequence forced to come to
anchor. He had crossed several bars in his
cruise, but he lost his bearings in the dark
was overtaken by a Hale-storm and
brought up with Il ground turn" at the sta
ton House. He appeared before Mayor
Kenney this morning and depositeS IS 30
for the benefit of the city.
Reuben Miltman, becoming obliviOus to
the proprieties Of II life in the city, com
mitted n nuisance, which so offended the
good sense of our officials and so outraged
the law, that on Reuben's appearance be-
fore Mayor Kenney, this morning, Mt the
Instance of officers Lehman and Valentine,
he was assessed So 30, which was duly paid
and Reuben departed, lighter in purse, il
not wiser In head, than he was the night
before.
MY name is Haines," said Samuel, but
then Sam. was drunk and d~isorderly, the
officers said, for which amusement the
Mayor taxed him SO 80. Samivel, Sami-
vel, beware of the whisky slings, for they
often sling a fellow into the Station House
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New York

NEW lORk, Mafcl b.
FLOUR-Receipts l1,437 barrels market
dull and heavy for common, and firm for
middling and good grades, with sales OF
6,G00 barrels at So 50@0 20 for superfne
State; So 50@9 70 for superiine Western A.;
80 75@l0 70 for extra Western $40 S0@l2
for choice do; $40 35@ll 80 for shipping
brands of extra round hoop Ohio.
The wheat market rules heavy sales of
$4,000 bushels at 81 2l@2 22 for No. 2 Chi
cago, 81 20@2 % for No. 2 Milwaukee, and
81 S5@2 % for white Canada. Rye steady
sales of I, 1900 bushels at 81 1901 1917 for
Western, am 81 30 for State.
Pork firmer and active; sales 1880 brls,
at $2l 62@22 for new mess, closing at so
Cor Western; $50 25@20 70 for old mess ;
SIG 75@l7 20 for.prime; $40 25@20 50 for
prime mess sales of 1880 new mess at $2l-
75@22.
Cut meats firm sales of $50 packages at
9@llc. tor shoulders, and 1l%@l3Lc. fol
hams. Dressed hogs unchanged sales al
9Ac. for Western, and 1OT@1lc. for city
Lard heavy sales of ALSO bbls. at 12@
1870. for old, and l2h@l3Ac. for new.