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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
Internal Revenue.
not hate III

We give below two letters lately received
from the Deputy Commissioner of Internal
Revenue at Washington to the Collector OF
this District in reply to letters asking for
instructions or certain questions. The in
structions will be found of importance, and
the attention of Collectors OF Districts con-
tiguous to this market is particularly called
to them.
It will be seen that the instructions
expressly direct the Collector 1T this point
& to refuse to recognize all ps rmits for the
removal Of cotton where the blank is not
properly filled, i'll accordance with instruc-
tons, or where it wants the official seal Of
the Collector or other officer by whom it
purports to have been issued
We publish these letters with a view 10
remedy AL evil to which oar merchants
have been subjected by the negligence OF
Ignorance of Collectors or their deputies,
in the districts of South Carolina CONT
guous to this market. In many instances
where cotton has beon sent to this port for
shipment the permits were without the
official seal They have been in the habit
of issuing permits and draw back papers,
drawn up properly it is true, but simply
bearing the signature Of the officer, accom-
panyed with an imitation of IL seal. Cotton
50 sent, has been detained by the Collec-
tor of this district, who, i'll obedience to
instructions, has refused to recognize all
permits wanting the official seal. Our mer-
chants have iii instances Of this character
been compelled to return tie papers 10 the
point from whence issued, in order to have
them bear the impress of the tiicial seal
Particularly has this fact been noticed in
connection with papers accompanying cot
ton from the first district of South Carroll
ma.
The remedy proposed is this: That each
District Collector furnish his Deputies with
blanks bearing the impress of the official
seal, and there will be no difficulty in the
way of recognizing the permit when the
cotton arrives at the port Of shipment,
and the inconvenience resulting to the mer-
chants from the present loose system of do
ing business Oh t!le ptEI vi ColtIftCiS VIII
be done away with
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, January 22d, 1867.
SIR: Yours Of the 18th inst, enclosing permits
for the removal of Cotton not bearing the impress
of the seal Of the Collector for the district where
issued, and asking if this considered essen
tial, was duly received.
In reply, have to say that officials in AL Cotton
producing districts have been notified that the Of
fetal seal is essential III all cases to the validity
of the permit and you will refuse to recognize al
permits for the removal of Cotton where the blank
is not properly filed in accordance with instluc
TONS or where it wants the official seal of the Col
lector or other officer, by whom it purports tC
have been issued
Very respectfully
W. HARLAND,
Deputy Commissioner
| L. G.. ESTES, ESQ,
Collector I'd Dist, Wilmington, N. c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
Crops OF Eastern North Carolina for eisSE
years preceding the War.


We present to our readers the following
tables of leading articles transported over
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
from 1901 to 1861, showing the quanti-
ty of each article brought to this market
and carried to Weldon for either Peters
burg or Portsmouth. From this statement
we see that in 1860 there was more Cotton
brought to Wilmington than was carried TO
Petersburg and Norfolk togetler,f viz 49,
1913 bales to Wilmington and Is, 1868 bales
to Weldon.
There are so1ne interesting facts shown
by this table, us indicating the direction
certain products take for their lnal ket f; for
example, bacon, wheat, -four and naval
stores, uniformly sought Wilmington i'll
preference to Virginia cities.
Could we induce capitalists to seek our
city and open wholesale stores here for the
sale of goods usually wanted by our people
east and west, we might draw TO our town
much that how goes elsewhere. Who viii
look into this matter? This was, before
the war, the best West India goods marko
in the United States, and why shall it not
be SO again
Very soon the railway connections will be
made between the cities Of Richmond and
Petersburg by which loaded cars may run
from The Capo Fear to the Potomac.
What then iinders our merchants from
sending motsses, sugar and the like West
India goods by rail to those cities, and in
return bring flour and tobacco, either for
home consumption or expectation? The luin-
Der wanted in the West Indies should bring
in ut Iowprices all the molasses, sugars, &c,
&C., wanted, not only to supply North Car
DINA, but portion OF Virginia from this
port.
Who will move i'll this matter? Let us
see but don't all start at once, for if you
do the business VIII be overdone.
More of this again.
TGtehaem Of the Lending -iIfjcles Of product
tra1Spp15ed Deer The Wilmington >3 " ei,iy,a Il.
Il. from Isl October, 1853, 10 Tie 30ta deg OF
SEPTEMBER, 1861
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
EDITORIAL C0RRESPONDENCE.

Relief ofthe PeepIe-Probablc LegislatfoH
tbereop Caucusses and Ieumors-New
RaiIrond Project-Thc Supreme Court
roo,r 1iIIs &c. &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
Supreme Court Opiniors.

BY PEARSON, G. J.-In the State rs Phal-
TO, from New Hanover, no error. in Moore
rs FELTON,, equity, from Halifax, directing
the report to be reformed In Hughes, 49,
pote, remanding the petitioner.
BY BATTLE, in Grissett cS Smith
from Columbus affirming the Judgment.
In Davis as Dashnal. Pasquotank, affirming
the Judgment. In Hall as Thorburn, from
New Hanover, affirming the interlocutoT}
decree.
BY READE, J.-In Harriet and Eliza Am.
brosa, children Of color, ec Durte discharg.
ing the petitioners. In State as Merritt,
from Dupin, no error. In NJ Egypta &c
OHviera as the University of North Caro-
lima, from ChOwan, in equity, demurrer
oVerruled and cause remanded
j. Edwin Moore, of Martin county ro-
celved license TO practice law in the SupC-
rior Courts. -RuLeigA Sentinel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01

A good instance Of absence of mind vas
that'of an editor quoting from u rival pa
per one of his own articles, and heading
it HWretched attempt at wit"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01

In the Senate, on Saturday, IN impor-
tant proposition was introduced by Mr.
Trumbull, the chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee, which is designed to make in
eligible Tor the Presidency any one who
has ever held the Office. 1t is, of course,
offered as an amendment to the Constitli
ton. bIr. Wade announced his purpose f.
press. its immediate passage, in order t.
give opportunity for the legislatures now IN
session to act upon it.
National IlteRfgencer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01

Negroes most lasting welfare, as well as pro-
tect ourselves against the false teachings Of
those who do not love, if, in truth. they do
not hate us.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01

the efforts of Mr.. Lloyd, who watches with
jealous care over the interests of his con-
stituents. Il.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01

The Utah Legislature has petitioned
Congress to repeal the law against polyga-
my. ftet's a. ssssiis "a SIS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
TREASURY DErARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REYt NUE.,
W'HShiVqtOU, Jan. %. 1867.

OFFICE OF INTERNAL kENENUE,
Washington, Jan, %, 1867.
SIR Yours of the 18th inst, en- losing letter Of
Williams 4 Murchson, relative 10 the order Of the
Collector OF Customs, requiring them to show per-
the same can be allowed to land at the port CT New
York, was duly received.
In reply, have to say that it is not necessary
to have permits for the removal Of merchandise,
liable to tax, under the Internal Revenue Laws,
from the Southern States, except i'll the cases OF
Cotton or other merchandise, trlns ported III bond.
Respectfully,
". HARLkND,
Deputy Com'r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01

VIM. Pollock, of Pittsfeld, Mass, died
ecently, leaving $1,000, 900. e.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

R-Wc are authorized 20 announce pr
g. y. Jrrr. % = candidate for County Tress
ursr II Dubois County, d The ensuing Oe'o-
Der election.
Ma. EpIroR Pleasc announce Mr.
William Breiz. Sem, as candit'le io'
conniy Treasurer. Of Dubois COUNTY, u The
ensuing October election. aud cbiisr
MANY FL fsns.
NIX Enron Please announce tspi- >
Jrrger. Is . candidate ior County Treasurer
IN Dubois County at The ensuing oc,obe'
election. aud oblige MANY NorEEs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

TIE Ola salt Boiler On Loyalty.
Tis n,,'on Ionfna 'amrsrs 'sdirs
rap.r having chsrvsd one " lhe Generai
E~ .urs ~uh putiesatag he property M
rbri. dwisa sAs nar. h's in'hrf, Nv iiTn
IT, 49, Eain,. rsgns.. tsisrtieg WV iFem
ihr rha,ee ~ uVsi 'Fiumphsat msnner
anA couArvs-:
- much ~ ~ charge ~ p.nrder srd
robbery Tae Journal charges me aud my
family Unh di-loyai's; me charge i easily
made. bu' u 'he prsrt;
Firs, frr mysclt--From Ne commence.
men, Or Ire war maSe pablo speeches
wherever occasion offered, nad Nv health
permitted. urging ne Young men 70 voicn'
leer. snJ ~ old snd Neaiihv 2 give money
~ suppcs, TIE families a The soldiers when
W he hris
hags four -ons. and Two son-in Laws iivs
u to- TX entered lhe service ear y: three o.
he ieor sons. end one son in.laS served q
he end 81 The war snd each q: these was
twice promoted for good conduct - ~
feil The other san.in-ia~ va wounded
when leading hi- regiment 70 'he ehnrrs
saJ Sss honorsblF discharged, = unable =
perfnrm further sergice.
Ths vii. | trust. BE- received . q far re
cord 81 family Ioyslty. - Ar - ne war :
IN question. bus never having sworn slssel
rnce 10 sumner, ~ rhad. Srvens, ~ 40
Il their III. and having opinions q ny o~r
N a. 10 c,nsgltnuouai iaw AMI sound publ
\ policy. | bave yentured 10 ditirr from 'heE
Ia sue prrricnlars. and chiefly ~ this:
mink there ; vet something eit " he ~
! CONSTITUTION. und inst W. ought iotFy IN
7 save iha pieces: inst ne South j. sviiicien'
~ crusts1 aud hunbicL. without pu,s'n
them under militia ruie. 81 Iru.ng loose
! aighi u ranf-rnlion sal'Ares, 70 iaiien
HE rsrcass; aad especially ny no' mn
ths pre-drAi ,ughs ~ e. Nj psasaed y
\ esass Ae lH,,- ~ oFaisa s.is's 'hr ~
iies-ss VI Clrgress, aad because he ~
\ at ao.i sul while lhey ~hiF him VII
:. nsills-.
- isr 4 tits u az 0isenee ssrsssl loy ~
Iownup. T- E1izs.
r Lancaster. July II. Is67.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

IL Prentice. Or Tie Louisville Journal,
with very good reason. greatly fears that L
i an undenisble truth that more has been
done against the cause Of free government
by ,be United States within the last six O
seven years than By oil the mcnarchies il
the world since the coming IN Of the nine
teeth century. This On awful truth, bu
unquessionsbly no. more CIV ful than real.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

IPThe Ilerald's Washington spe-
cial saws Mr. Abbot. brother q the
historian. has preached proposition
TO leading members of Congress ioE
the annexation Of Mexico. which he
intimates meets with the appreciation
OF Jnarez and the chiefs of the Mex
can Republican parry. the latter fear
anothes foreign invasion on account
II Maximilian's execution, or con
tinuation Of the intestine strife, ans
are satisfied with annexation, proyid
I'd thev themselves can be secured i
some good government berth, ans
pcace can he secured 70 the country
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

WHEar MaEKEr.-ThcFe a. bui littie Dr.
position manifested By niliers and grain
dealers IL cpen The wheat ms- Net; and sAsl
stand III. prsierring 70 Sait unlii me crop
i mostly lhrnshed and garnerec Thr high.
81 prices oEtred ior the new err, ranges
from one collar my 70 one dollar and six's
GEMS psr bushcl; and q, these prices n u
anubtiui II lafre contracts cpuN be made
The general opinion among mlliers pnc
teslers here and d Louisville 4, that BY lhs
Erst 81 October wheat will no, commsns
over one dollar and twenty five cents PEI
buslel; and for This reason they are 20
wiling 70 buy beyond what will supply lh'
immediate demand for ilour.-New Albsnl
Ledger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

1.-THE Camp Meeting in the
ncighborhood Of Bethel Church, will
commence on Friday, the 10th day o.
August; four weeks from Yesterday
Washington Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

nFThc friends Of confscstion in Con-
gress are claiming that the position Of ,he
Presidents message on the assumption BY
The General Government 81 The Southern
states debts II ienabIe; and ihat Congress
should eonhscale The property " rebels y
pay lhere debts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

O-Thc Commercial Advertiser ssys:--
"a movement iha; looks as though i would
become formidable, has been organized ~
Washington, among some OF the members
of Congress. 10 pu. Sheridan fora ard g
Presidential candidate. Speaker Coliax's
friends a. not ike the attempt and viii op
pose \ secretly N openly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

KAcnlse.~-H v. Jrsse Lane, Gsaernl
Bapus,. ~isl hold ,wc days meeting 81
the Ireland Sehooi llouse, 10 Ireland, on
saturday and sAbba'h. the 2eb md lssh Of
JuIy. Tie pubic sre respectfully invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


ESTATE.
PURSUANT 10 IN order OF the Dubois
II Common Pleas Court, made 81 the May
term, 1867 thereof, the undersigned admin
istratof or the estate 81 Daniel Ellis, de-
ceased, will offer for sale At Public Ouicry,
on the premises. for not less than two
thirds OF lie appraised value. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81, 1867,
The following real estate, situstedin Dubois
County, Indiana, 10 w.t. The North hall Of
the Southeast ne.quarser Of Section twen.
,s-one. and the North West quarter Of The
North West quarter Of Section twenty eich,
both in Town One, North Range four west
containing one hundred and twenty acres
more or less, subject 20 the widows in,eres
there. Said land Is ordered 20 be sold 10 psy
The debts Of Daniel Ellis, deceased, his per
sonal property being insufficient.
! TERMS OF SALE.--0ne half Of the pur
chase money must be paid in cash, and one
lhall il six months from day of sale, the pur
chafer giving notes and security for the dc
tered payment, bearing interest from date
GILES III. LANSFORD, Admt.
Y q Dosne, Attorney.
July rs. l467-At
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

THE HARgYNAS's TRIaI.-This case.
Or cases rather. were tried before Esq.
Custin. in Petersburg, last week, anu
the parties put under bail for their
appearance ut court. to answer for an
assault and battery with intent to kill
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

fEii,

mix l.Apy'S FRikND. FIR Avcs sf'
l~s. .- The August number II t''.s
charming magazine nTcns with il-
anant Steel Engraving " rustic
maiden holding e.gS NJ! - The liSit
"a sre Ii they are fresh An ii'nsitat-
u. art de shows what pretty things ~
,he way W Vases. Nc.. can hc made
II common egg shells. Among ilc
Editorials. VI call especial ATTENTION
~ the leading article IN -BreAd--ihe
STAFF al Lite. with IL receipts inr
making i.nivrmonted rye biscuits. rye
nnd Indian cakes. fye pun. i'appers
ol rye and Indian, t-c- \ beautiful
steel Engraving will ~ sent gratis =
every single tSa 500 subscriber. and
10 every person sending cinn
Specimen numbers 81 the magazine
will he sent for twenty cents.
Price (with engravingl - Ill
wear. Address Deacon X Peterson
80 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

AccrprSr.-We learn that little
con u Mr. John EIinsel. OF HARRISON
Township, was badly injured By gel
ting his leg into the horse power Of a
threshing machine. on last Monday
il Il feared he will have TO lose one
leg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

IJNew wheat is beginning to
make its appearance in this market in
small lots. 81 80 being the ruling
price for No. 1, and 81 % for No.
} w ashington Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

L. The Herald's special says
france. Austria and Prussia, will
make war on Mexico in the event Of
the refusal by the Liberal Govern
mcnt to deliver up the body Of Maxi
milan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

IhE LAnsks1 MorS1AiS-.f Cnned
Ssates rsn boast VI lhr highest mcansai" n
the wvrld--ihst u, the mounisia q debt
sud tsxallon which radicslism has piled up
on she energies and earnings 81 he people
since 1860 ia this State pleasant adj
tion 81 one Or .wo hundred shou-s y - pc
Ing made 10 il. as means Of getting 'hf
word white out oi The constitution. SUCH .
luxury i cheap q that price 10 these t''cesi
and he -.dear people ought ~ b. 'hanNiu
s0r Il. What's tew dollars in tnxstlon hs
The SIDE 81 negre end unqualified inaiai
su.frsres Those who take breac from ~
uauyh- N their children 70 pay taxes ~
such purpose ought % % proud NJ sh'
aglyilr. e-oi course Iheg OuEh what Y
ssaryAmon compared ~ith ihe privilege y
lbeing the equal ~ NEGRO o. an un'nloFr
\ savsges- Detroit Free Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

1.-THE Herald's Washington cor
respondent says the entire fillibuster-
ing movements throughout the State
are really movements for the inaugu-
ration Of new rebellion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

1--WE heard Of farmer ycstcr-
day who had disposed Of his wheat
crop for tie snug sum 81 over -. 800
A very gratifying amount 70 receive
for the proceeds Of sixty acres Of land
for one season. Tcrre IIantc Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE j. hereby given TIM, ibe under
~ signed his been appointed sdnilnis
traitor 81 The estaie Of James Harris, late o
Dubois County. deceased. Said esials i
probably solvent.
THOMAS HARRIS, Adm'r
July 20. 1857 -3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

IFThe bin declaring that neither
color nor race shall tisquality from
holding Office in the District. intro
duced IN Mr.. Sumner. was PM
through the Senate without debate
}avard. Buckalew, Davis, Hendricks
ana johnson voting against i. AZ,
House promptly took it no, amended
il 50 a. to make il apply to juror
also. then referred it TO the Judiciar,
Committee, 50 that il might be care
fully drawn IN order 70 accomplish
lie desired end without tail. II vii
probably become law. 50 txr as Con
gress is concerned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

Late Santa IL advices IN.
neunce The discovery 81 new gold
mines Oh The head waters a tile Tin
AKRON. Anexient OF ground 'or eigAl
miles long by half ! mile 10 width
las been found to contain "Aonl
.oll. in paying quantities. and
higher ~ the river. anu AZ oiAel
lsoiuts. coarse gold has also bcer
found. Some MeNicans are fepories
10 Be making from five - eight dol
lars a day with pans Aoont IN
hundred men are Oh :he ground. am
more are constantly arriving. tnrsl'
er and richer discoveries are expects
a. the exploration becomes more de
vtlcped.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

Fhe Democratic Messen ssr. pa llshsd ~
Premrp,. Ohio. rsSs:
nv order II The State Auditor. abou'
500 Geo. III The aggregate, have beeu
iasen IN me Tx duplicate a. he property
oi Ire Two hsnks 10 this civ. she radical
supreme Court having decided that such
oank s,ccs should DOT 81 taxed. While the
hursen ii taxation i lid onh a heavy hand
upon Door men and men 81 business. ne
hanks md bondholaers 20 tree u y n
conformity with The aristDera,ic prncip pies
III ,ac Radical party Principles y hieh e.
,ablish = privileged class among me fich
and ~ exception among the poor. Why
should fich corporations and oDncholders
escape tsxsiicnl Every business sud eve
~ poor man should ssk himsssi that ques
ION. Ard hen, lei him inqnire why y =
that Ne stupidity votes with party whics
msk4s offensive dislincllons''
The numbsr 81 ne prlyiiesed cass whic'
lls exempted rom isxaion i increasing. Y
now emprnces tbr national banks . ven "
Other bondhoiders- These favored c'asse'
have III Tie benefits h. me Government
aus contribute not cent % IL support
They Gre dfores ~ The hive which hsvs z
. b. supported By The lsboring masses. IN
chii5ren u me national bspk s'orkhoidef
, must &c educaied ~ ne expense a ne isF
mer and mechansc. The latter uu-' AZ
c n.aks AID repair the rords 0srr winch b
1 dsives lis splendid carnage aud pay eve
/ iA. police which guards me mercy ana 70
1 hfe II the favored one from csPfeeaton ~
4 assault. ~ wonder. therefore, Hlth th+s
y exemptions. tia, 'Le ,rxrs cf those WHO ~
, c. TIA the '.common peopltv are Oppressive
4 Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

AF the receipts and expenditures OF Du.
~ bcis county, Indiana, for The fiscal year
begi ming June lat. 1866. and ending Nav
3lst. 1867. both days inclusive.
RECEIPTS.
There wss remaining 10 The Treasury June
lst. 1866. the sum Of SlO.S56 ~
There has since been received
The following sums upon the
following accounts, 10. Wit:
Redeemed Lsnd e99 90
show License 10 W
Expense Of Appraisers 10
inrnr- '"es 81 30
ase 70
Interest on 7:30 bonds 49 ~
County Revenue, l7.72O 81
Road tax 800 81
Township tax 1854 30
Special School tax i.4Ul 90
Soldiers L lei fund 27j %
Poor Asylum 1918 %
Military lund liyl7 81
Dog tnN sai f3
Old lumber IL 90
Docket fees Cirrui, Court 80 90
Dockr, iee- Cont 81 Com Pleas ~ ~
Delinquent iax o. 1868 zoo 81
Total receipts SCI .5G7 As
rxpENnITrsprs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

trTIn New York cl'y- durns NJ 'asi
six month";. there ansa failing ~ r. me M
t.rnas revenue coiseciioas of nearly 81 at1.
Geo There T. propcrt'ona'e inihrg %
everyNhere. The only thing ~ wh'ca there
i rol falling ril Il ,he expenri'ures 81 fhe
government We ARE paying $-2NAo Voo
N useless interest Der Hnuuia 70 national
banka. We suy2ort useless trsed'nen's
bureau x an expense 81 scV NtNtoF more
per annunn. We are pursuing useless
Indian war ,aat vii cost ~ mere than
slDD co 900 per annun. When snat'"n
constantly increases ~ expenses, md ~
receipts become - constantly lessene"' W
anal result j. nat matter q doubt ~ LODI
snsgoll- Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

ID EsPECTrULLY informs tie public
IL inst he l. prepared ~ manufacture
cigars 81 all kinds IN the best style 70 order
on commission. or Tor cash. a govd r'pch
III all kinds of cigars constantly on hant
ard for sale On reesOasb bic terms.
July 26. lss=-tf Gil. uLRICIl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

AIRES TAD FIR ssssar- w. II Boying-
ton. Superintendent u The Grant O'l We'll
Company. Il Hazle;ou. Gibson county. wn-
arrested Saturday night. On charse 20
biramy. He married HI fifss ~lie in Mss-
s-chusct,S. and deserted her 10 cs"n~de
ana married ~. second wife IN GsO-or
county. Mss I,svun. or'ongiag y one ?
NE hrsr families 10 tie coy0ly: -VAcenDe
~nr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

g'Phefe srr now one thousand aNd lof'
ty-seveE rorsicis ~ be Illinois Sfa'e psni
teunary, about seven hundred n ~hoin ~
each esrning abous ten cents per 49, nse'
and shove ne expense y their feeding
clothing sra guarding.