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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-26

Our readers have I'll heard the story o|
lsosping tho clergy aer' . lin horn ats camp
meeting. 50 thsa when hs went 10 call hi'
Aoek together, he blew the soap over hi'
bro htr clergyman. snd he~ he 'zclsimsd
(" Brethren, / have served 'hs Lord thirty
years, in that nme hsve not uttered pro-
lane word. but I'll Dc d---d ] cent? ~hir
The msn that sosred the, horn ."
Our readers. Se ssy have 81 heard this
but have perhaps never he esrd 'hr sequel, q
given us BY gsutlsmsn present
Some t~o days si'sf, . tell. sssrihy'
vilIsinous loosing dsspsrsdc slroi'ed up"1
the ground snd issn,d sg.ins' nee. lis
tenine to sn eloquent sxhvrs'lon 10 r.
pent. which wss b,ing made By The preach
Ter.
Alter while he hYc-ms interested. q.
Issliy sxcilsd, and then tsking position on
The spxlous sest. commenced gvusnlng IN
r. the very ,sSoess" u HE sorrow
The clsrg. mss walked down snd susmp'sd
Ito consols hun. On consUits'ion--h va
livo great = simmer he ssit. mo. he ws'
too great : siEhes there ~ss no msrcy tO'
his"
"Wh,, what crime have yDu commit
,edv' ssked The preacher: Have yos
stolen y
a ~ .,.r.s ~. m thst ~
What. hsye ysu By violence robsed e
mslr Innocence Of i.s Ustu' r
Worse than that. Oh. worse ihs'
that r.
Murders, CAPPED he hor fed ni.is
tier.
"Worse than ,ha,!'' srosnsd the sinner
| The excited minister cummsnced peel
ling o6'' his outer garments
4 Here, Bro,ber Core" he shou'ss
l.. hold my coat. I've found The fellow Ihs
sosped my horn I"
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A. the mlrccnducs OF shs pro?Ie Of the
south caused ,h,s deb 70 hs con,rssied. J
sm decidedly 10 favor Of rsu.Sing them
and their children 10 psy their proper pro-
por,ion Of il. WHICH II TaEiR yaSsEsT
DESTITUTE AID InPyvERIsHID ccSD'TIoH
THEY cAHSor d."
We have taken The liberty Of cs2allisiaG
. s,ion u the above remsrksbIs ssn,eOcs
h,ch we clip from the o. msrks5le message
a or noe, remarkable Governor. l. con
lt.iu. : sentiment - cold -blooded. fe.ccious
m~rcll-.s snd ,xsc'ing ~ that which char
.c,rrs,d Snylock'- demand Tor . pound v
line VrDeiisp's nesh. Pay H. says uu
y 10 IL & ,vefuor. IN his deepest and moe
m.lodiou- rsar. W. know you csn'l 1.
lu. but pss H.! Give us our pounds o
h-~h! Your m'sc"nouct has forfeited 81
cl.ims 70 mercy Tnsrs righ', Governor
Be d+cided' 10 the exsc,ion OF iinpossib ~
Iues. w. know that the people e th'
Is u,h cAnaot pay their proportion OF M
.iiu III debt bu, the policy Oi 'hs loys
p.r,y 10 10 keep ,hsm In theis p'esen
drsu'u,s and impoverished condition." 90
thea nAks them do what il was impossibi
lfor them 10 do To use : somewhst pso
isa- expression. and not sI,ogether svos
Of meaning 10 tho prrssnt instance. CIV
l'~a HI. G,vesoof. K-ep on g'v'Dg -
he'll IL popular. s.d wao ksows but |
may make vos President u : fragment q
Ahn VS. once the gssst Amssicsn iispuu
ic.- Ind H,rsid.
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not. But 10 have no doubt thss hs Will
asssgs 20 keep il down. The 0ovsroors
political stomach is -lrong, and. sssides, u
has been grsdusily prepared Tor the present
load. He stomach 10 probsbly not st ell
ssionishsd. The logic o. events. sgsissi
which the arguments 81 the ststesmsn
weigh not % Be Governor himsslf s"ya
81, quen,iy enough, mooIds The pub lc
mins, and s~srps Il on rapidly from con-
cusion 10 conclusion. The impossible Of
yesterday 10 the rossible of 10 dsy, snd ths
ssdicslisn Of 10 day bseomss the sonse'v-
sii.m Of to.nosrow.' Jusi 90. And the
indigesiible of so.norrow vii be The d.
gesube ot the day sf,es The logic of
svso,s 10 . wonderful pep.in for poliie'l
d, nschs : little wsst. AID our sxcelleat
irie nd. the Governor Of Ind,aas. bss evi-
drn,ly drunk freely Of Il. Perhsps II =
veil No'hlng short o. . very deep orsuRh.
y. uld rns bic him 10 digess vhst he has now
~ allowed.
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NO.49.


In the uvuse ot Representatives,
on Thursday, MIR. EIdridge, of Wiz
consin, offered the following rssolu-
tion:
Resolved. That the following rcso-
luton introduced into the House Of
Representatives December 4, 1852.
BY Hon. Thscdeus Stevens, expr1sses
the conviction and sense Vi this
House. to Wit:
Resolved. That II any person il
the employ nlent OF the United States,
in either the Legislative or the Exec
uIive branch. should propose to make
pexce. Or should accept. or advise the
acceptance Of any such proposition
on ANY other basis than the integrity
and entire unity Oh the United States
and their Territories, ~ they sxisted
1t the time OF the rebellion, will BE-
guilty Of high crime"
And that House Bill 543 10 clearly
in violation OF the spirit VI said reso-
luton; and that the same does il
tact assert, or ut least admit, that se-
cvssionists and rebels were snccessiul
in the dividing Of the Union, and Do
stroycl certain States o. the United
States, Ms such in the Union, dsgrxd-
ing them into Territories and that
the Hon. Thsddeus SteveEs. in and
by the Introduction and advocacy ot
said bill has manifested y lnIRd aud
heart disloyal to the Constitution aud
the Union Of the States ~ they ex-
isted 1T The time OF the rebellion, aud
|is guilty o. the crime specified in
said resolution, and therefore deserves
thv reprobatiou Of this norse.
Mr.. AsDIey, Of Ohio, objected 10
the introduction 81 the resolution.
Mr. Elurldge said he did not dssirs
{. TO prsss II, xs the gentleman named 10
1.-THE resolution was NOT then 10 his
Isest. aughter
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While Congress take o. impescbing The
Il 10 itself ssssigned before The
public on The following chssges:
ln. A. the alder aud sss,ior Of . Dc
prsved currency.
81. AZ nseIeciirg 10 invss,igsie enor.
nous army frauds.
ST. As : isrfi,r ,hs. gves us very dss'
goods snd dear food.
An. A. guilty VI nepo,ism. creating Z a
ces for relatives.
oh. A. voting its mesbers sxsrs psy o.
iha eve o. . Congressional elee'ion.
6,h. A. d,,mr mssring the Governmen
to ~,joy spoiis q fire.
7,h. A. thrss,.nirg : Presidential i'm
perchmrnt 10 ssi up purpst u i's own.
6h. A. shres,es ing 10 dessfSy shs south
srn state governments.
Oh. Ths Senate proposrs 70 nske iissI
no appointing poser. 10 o'dss 20 monoPo
lse the psrussge uf the sstIon.
10Th. l, il ihs gFss,Ssi spsHdihriit Con
rrsss thst The world ever ssw
l1,h. A Coz grsss ihss iosters mosopolis
without end.
18Th. A Congress ,hst esippies The South
'ern Ss,es snS kills ,rsiic snd cnnmercr.
l3sh 4 Cvsgssss shss dscoursges cot
ton growing. By 'sHing s~ cotton.
~ b. ~ kiiiing cotton tsi-ing u help
The Ns,ioosl bonds % srrsv sbrcsd 10 pa
up our ioreian hsisncss.
18Th. a worth less. % nothing Congres'
that keeps % war tsxes in tines of peace
and wsstes the ,sx money.
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Sound Sentiment Eloquently Ez
pressed.

mo Safe. Of ns viii. he's ; right, un
Der the Constitution. 10 rrnounce iis place
Iin, orto Withdraw from, 'hs Union moi
has ,he Congress Of the United Siatss the
.Cons,itu,ionsi poser 10 DEGRADE Tho people
of any S's,e BY rducing them 20 'hr con.
di,ion of . mere serri'orirI dependency upon
the Federal h.sd. The one is dissuotion
End dissolution Of the Government; ,hs
other 10 consolidation and sn exercise o
despo,ie power The sdvocstes Of eitheI
are sIike The snsmies Of The Union snd o.
our constitutional tosm Of government"
This sentiment, expressed !. language
forcible and sloques'. wss offered By Pres
ldent johnson, - the banquet of tho Jack
scn Association, In wsshing'op, on lh'
e.h Of January.
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Two Styles Of Baptism.

Poor people nave hard time il
this world OF ours. Even ia the tnata
ter Of religion there il y vast differ
cncv between Lazarus and Dives, 20
the following anecdote, copied from
AL exchange, will illustrate:
Old Billy g. had attended !
|great revival, aud, IN common with
lungny others, he MAS convicted"
and Laps,sed. Not many weeks after
one o, HE friends met him Yeelinx
home from the court ground With :
considerable brick" in his hat.
" Hello, Uncle Billy" Aaid HE
friend II thought you had joined
the church I"
$50 | did" answered Billy, making
y desperate effort to stand still. N
ibid, 'eclns, and would : bina good
Baptist Il they hadn't treated ne 20
levcrlsstin' lnesn ~ the water.
Didn't you hear about il, Jscmsl Z"
i" No, never did," r
then III tell you 'bont IL. You
see, when We come to the ,baptixln'
place, there Was old Sinks, the rich
Iold squire, who Vas to bs dipped q
the ssms time. Well, the minister
took the squire in irst, but l didnt
nind that much, - ! thought 'twould
|bs just ss good when l cum 20 hs
leo him in mighty keeriul aud wiped
his face anu Leu him out. Well, thea
cum my turn, and instead Of littin'
ME out as he did tho squire, be gave
'ms one slosh and left me crawiin'
'xronud on tho bottom like : mud
turtle--that's 90, Jeelns."
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The proverb says. is sober tose,
= Misfortune seldom come alone !"
But. then. 10 ssusiIzs s6ars.
Blessings sometimes ere ssnt in psiss
Thus. where > single babe was due.
TIE grateful is,hsr WE elcomed Two!
God sless them In this world " trub'e
My both 6nd al their blessinys double,
AID 10 the Joy of the sire snd mother.
Each prove sn honor 10 his-bro'her
Exchsnge.
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or The editor of Republican paper ia
W.rces,es. Mass, savs he 'is noi ashamed
10 sckno~hdae the nsgro his equnI." But,
-,r. hcw l. |, wnh be negro Will he no,
be shsmed 20 acknowledge YOU - his
(. .qnsli W. ccnfess hat We have good
deal more ~spect tor : bIsck negro Than
fora white one. The black negro is d
God's creation. tu, The white one. We srs
afraid, 10 The work Of the devil, o. some Of
HE inps.
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Jasper and I.eogoOtcc!


UVHE Under. igned. pscpsiries 81 The ree"
u Iss nail Iise. respectfully infosns N
tssve.ise pubiie shss hereafter hs ~i'' '"r
0ssoe ier The accommodation of psss~a
esss % Mondays. wrdnssdsys. END ~
dsys W gill Iesve Jssper N s'ms r. 90"
sect with shs tssins on the q = II.
q Loeeoosee. ~ ~iIi return 90 Tsssdsy'
Thussdsys. sad Saturdays. His sesa is
aesd oss. and psssengers Ny rely o. 90
Ise snssuah ssssIv srd ;r'i'rs
lS'D' RI SHOEMAKER.
wsv 18th. 1859
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THIS uadessga-d ~ill rem Ssee from
= Jaspsr 10 Loccocsee, for 'he scce"mo'
issien of shs public once week. leaving
Taper every Tu~sdsy morning ~ lime
esanecs with the cars, snd svsur"'ne /"
Wednesday. He ~iii be thsukfu' ic'of
share 81 public patronage.
ANTONY gTEINHAUSER.
Dee. s6th. 1664-1v.
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U The May willie (Ky.) Rulletin
announces that Thos. Shelton, Esq. (.
OF Aberdeen, Ohio, (the place where
trnsnt youngsters 20 70 have the mar
rlage knot iiec). has been ~ elected
= Justice Of the Peace, and that to
has held the office tor thirty. three
years excessively. He has married
3, 100 couples. The old gent i %
years of aye.
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T The Goshen Democrat an.
nonnces the marriage, in that place,
of Henry Boitomielt and Mary Jsnc
Kn, flock, and adds: AFTER ling
and pleasant weeks Of conrtsh D,
Henry has finally secured he
Knofilock aud Mary hss cot her
Bottomtelt."
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T The Ph.lsdslph,s Bulletin,
(Rrpublican) says the election Of
Cameron will lead 20 the C tain de-
struction. of The Rspublicss Unio,
party Ok that stSts. 4f sx4
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~. Mso while he lnvss. II IL ssid, il
nevss quite drprsved This depends upon
whether II 10 love fos rum ov wcnnsn--ior
good spirits Or bad. w
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ITTORNBY ar Law,

vvHE ssdessiened wiIl hereafter practice
y u shs Circuit Cvnrt of Dsbois County
go vii psompsly attend 70 81 business 90
soslei u bic csve.
-, WILL n. TRACIWELL
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Furmitarr! Furniture

CHZHy1A The sdv.signed respect q
iuiiy insorns the pubic ~
,hss hs hss nos. and ~iii con-tan iy kerp
q hand. o. msrutsc'us~ u order, ~ 'hs
Issess end meat fashionable vsvirs'es ~ far'
s,sure. such % Wsrdrsbrs. Bureaus. Nd.
ssesl@. Tables. L"ungrs. snd large .sscs'-
usss q chairs. 81 the best s'y -. ne fe
seectiuilv invites those ce-isinR anything %
his iias. % cell srd exan,ine hss stock be
Ire psschssins elsewhere. - he = conn
dess IL can plesse them. q HE shop on ne
sesser 81 Newtsn and Porersviiir s'rrsss
JACOB ALLIES.
Dee. ~, 1a6l-'y
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Ey@rybody he. heard u ths provero ~
d~,i, us,. ~hich illustrates concealrd mis-.
ca-f ~ ,el-,yoce 20 tA~ Riager IL The
> ood pils., But Sambo 10 30 Logger con
6"~d 10 those ive -iitiss, Il seems he hss,
,hsougn the sic o Radical legislation. &C
qri,ed sh- ssri.u,e o. ubisuisy nd ,s nos
present - 81 ~e est, as,nt or wear. A
Exrhsrg- iiIs-'r to the subject a. loIIows ;
WIRES rHE slcs ~
A r AJicsi sL~~t srs~
~ h.vr I'D ,hr R-pshlicsn victory -
., " ~h~sr'. ,hr nige.r 2"
Go % y"ur s'ors. .art you get rom eighteen
To t~.n,s.fsr c..,s worth OF nigger Ia
es.ry ,srr u muslin ysu buy ; from ten to
fifteen cents worth u aiggsr In every yard
Iof csl,,o v.u sic sWd ch !dren use from
TX .irsr q. isr- so,sh oi nigger 10 zach
lb~rr. u hur your family conssms, tsen-
~ a.. c.nls @or'h of rigser IN zach pound
'os eft you purchase from eigh, 4
,~el,- cs.as ~ uigger IN eseh pound o.
suum ynu bus 70 swestsn y You md !
u. ~ BIZ oi nigges 10 your hux 81 nstches
sid con. ,aersble Rigges il your plug of 20.
bsccc. Y4u can e.t nothing, wesr nothing
s~,s n",ning. ~ have nothing. that 10 no
more o. lees .ff-cI.d BY ue miserable nie
rsr,rs tns, hss centralized the country sinc,
-Od Abe" Irn Springfield fr Washing
ton.
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Farm for Sale!
Only $50 8 90.

TIME undersigned is now offering his farm,
Of 25 acres of land situated ON the Ncs-
quallcy bottom in Thurston county, w. T.,
two miles from the open channel of Puget
Sound, with good steamboat navigation tide
watcr) to either end of the farm. The farm
consists of about 100 acres of cleared brush
land, in II good state of cultivation, with an
orchard of 800 bearing fruit trees, consisting
of Apples, Pears, Peaches Plum and Cherry
trees. The buildings IRE goodtw story
dwelling house, three framed barns, (sepa-
rate buildings) equal to one barn 80 by 100
feet, with sheds attached, together with
out houses. Connected with tho farmcd land
there is about 60 acres of tide-grass land, and
100 acres of fresh grass and brush land, under
fence for pasture. The remainder ofsaid land
IS wood land, composed of the best of Ccdcr,
Maple and Ash timber In addition to the
above improvements, there is a good School
housc on and belonging to the same. lam Of
fcring the above farm for the low price of
81, 400 aud give posse ssion on the LIST ofJu
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give possession on the first Of October next.
Those wishing to purchase will do wen to
call and examine before purchaseing elsewhere.
.9G WIN. PACKWOOD.
March 10th, 1867. l9:wG
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why discharge should not he granted to
the bankrupt. No discharge shall be
granted, or, if granted, be valid, if the
bankrupt has wi!fully sworn flsely in his
affidavit annexed to his petition, schedule,
or inventory, Or upon any examination in
the course o: the proceedings in bankrupt
cy, in relation to any material fact concern
ing his estate or his debts, or to any other
material fact OR if he has concealed any
part of his estate or effects, or any books
or writing relating thereto, or if he has
been guilty of any fraud or negligence in
the care, custody, or delivery to the
assignee of the properly belonging
to him at the time of the presentation
Of his petition and inventory, excepting
such property as he is permitted to retain
under the provision of this act, Or if lie has
caused, permitted, or suffered any loss,
waste, or destruction thereof; or if, within
iour months before the commencement Of
such proceedings he has cu'cdhis lands,
money, chattcls to be attached. scqlrster-
ID, or seized on execution or if, since
the passage OF this act, he has destroyed,
mutila;ed, altered, or falsliicd any OF his
IL i 80.
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ing country in the various branches vi Medi-
cine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage and the conf
dcnce bestowed by q generous public, the Doc
tor respectfully soliciis n continuance of the
same, aud will hold himselfin readiness Mt all
times to attend TO any calls in the line of his
profession, to which his entire attention will be
dcvo:ed.
Those prcfcrring the services Of regular
graduate, rs evidenced by the proper authors
ity of a diploma, may consult personally or by
letter with every confluence.
Particular attention given to diseases Of wo-
men and children, and all affections of an Or
ganic nature.
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Medical College, and DR.. PA Aylctte, New
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