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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-17

An On FRIEND. MA few daYssag
one Of our Subscribers came ID topay his sab
scrlptIony He said he had subscribed tor ths
Jackson, aurora. the arst papere ever nnblished 10
Jackson, ein the wear 1S4e. and had taken tht
Standard ever since It had been published, ss ,.
We have on oir subscription books severalmen
who have been taking the paper ever since Col.
Hughes commenced It's publication. in March.
1sl7,s MostOfi theselold subscribsfs say they In
tend 70 take it as longas they live They do not
gumble At the price, q II causes them v seva ten
times ils cost Inahe one Item Of goods. the
Standard saves every man who reads II, saluth
more than its cost Every ope who reads tIig
STANDARD buys HE goods At Orange Furnace store.
and thus scves frOmitwo tendollAfs per month,
the year round. Thla Il the way that our sub
scrihers are enabled 70 pay 50 promptly.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-17

Jan. 8, 1SsT.-4lmT-p ! y y n \ = y y: =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22
A Town Under the Snow.

California paper gigeea Father hard-to-
believe story 81 The depth o. the snow on
me Sierra Nevqda mountains 10 February
and March. by describing visit Of mer-
chant named dams IRON the valley 70 the
mining town Of Meadow Lake. on The top
Of the mountains:
"He procured . pair Of new shoes and
took The tracks Of some who had gone the
day before After some hours oi hard irpvel
ha arrived where the town should be. bul
Dof house was visible. While he Xas
looking around, man came suddenly cot
III me snow like mermaid out Of the sea.
Adams asked him il he could tell where
Mesdow Lake was. not knowing YET wheth'
er the 0birc, beiore him was nun Or spirit
"why." said the felow, ''you are righ
on me plazs:''
Adams asked him II he could show hin
where the ssore Of johnson = Acams was
ron. yessccme alongH
A leN shoves on pair OF snow shoe
soon bssoE hi them around 70 hole IN lh'
snow. snd Adams was lolt shas that was lh'
hole that led % the siore- There wer'
stars made ia the snow Ike spiral stair
way twisting seserai times around me hol'
'in making lAs decent. Hneiy be aulye'
allbe tom, end VAS assonisAcd % en-
ais friends lhsFs happy and gay, sud read
20 yeGch ler ne cvunfy beieg one q ~
rlc1est ever discovered. Fsom the storl
shey issyeIed over to~n through 'rnnslT,-
Every sne ssemsi - be eontenied wish h
VIZ The civilized seldom - 20 she 'op Z
NE suoN exeeP, when there "a sfo~ sho
race. as which time the Whole town. turn
out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

e-7-Sume time ago there was darc'nr
oar,y gwen il Wiscrnsin. Most Of ne
ladies present hsd babies. v hose noisy per-
verspy required too much attendance. a
rumhef III gallant men volunteered 70 mind
the ,ounr ones while ,he paien,s indulged
IN .break down. = NJ soo0er had the
women Ieit their babies in charge Of the
dryils ihsn hey stripped The
infants, changed their clothes, giving The
apparel 81 one 70 snoIhsr. The dance over
Il was time 10 ~ home. and the mothers
hvrrisjly took each baby ID the dress q
lgh.ir own, aud started 10 Their homss some
i5 miles distAn, and we're far on iheit was
before dayliuhl But The day following
ihcre was . tremendous row IN the sett'e
ment: mothers discovered lhat single nigh
bad changed the sex oi their babies, oOser
vations disclosed physical phenomena. an'
then commenced some Of the tales, femai'
pedesirianism; living miles apart, j. requir
"a Two days 70 unmix the babies, aud a
msny months to restore the women 70 .hel
natural sweet disposition. To this dsy i !
unsafe for any Or The baby mixers 70 ven
rurr nic The territory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

AT HoME.-sudge ID. L. Laird, al
ter having traversed bis Judicial dis
trict. returned home on Wednesday
morning all right side up and in good
health. The Judge speaks very en-
couragingly Of the prospects Of The
Democracy everywhere. lie thinks
the people. as a general thing. begin
10 feel that they have let something
DRAP. and are looking around 70 see
what's become Of it. Things are moi
going 10 suit the common people as
they used TO DO, and they are begin
|ninr TO ask each other-what's the
matter. a very suitable question
Ithat.-Eockport Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22
From Ihs Louisville Democrat
The Romance Of a Baby.

Yesterday morning, about eleven o'clock
hnek drove up II house ou Elrsi street.
between Green aud Walnut, occupied os
c.lured people The iasnstes " the vehe
tle ere : young aod besutifnl girl, apps-
tently sixteen or srver'een years cld, ant.
an ialsni u only M. day, o. perhaps \
Wetk. Bga curisus coucasenalion VI CIR
suulsisrstr. oyng mens quite good scok
wv y, .tns, csmc 4avrtsriF1 1p~n tne street.
teprrg 10 h.s hand csrFes sstk wel' ''ed.
N, abont iue instant 1he hack stopped oe'
,.rs she door " W. DuaciHg alluded N. ne
saang mna reached lhe same Pesnt- Hs
sp-ned sh- door 81 the vehicle ssr'sifd t"s
isounu nirI 10 aAnn. with lhs infrn', anc
boil ersff-d lhs house N ne eo'ored pevpie
irenl ssnrh ihey emerged ~ the course v
l4sli sn haus mlnus TIE baby and carpe'
ssck. Th.v boih rss,frsd The hack and were
drven IN souihwardy. We d. not know eth
er parry. and. from their dress, We coucludes
lliey were if1m kcsne country town Ihs
linpr4@sicn created uyon Cnr mind, BY lhs
lanpearsncc 81 ~ temale, was thai she wa
so,n school g,rl who has loved not wisely
.tvt ,os well." and inst she and her lcysl
were trying 10 hide tie fruit Of their shans
by placing \ cut 10 nntse where she rrsins
leyes ~ auripus rsluNves sno Fisnts nigh
ln.yrr ti4ctysr i W che heart o' We erea
cln. When they came ont q the hous'
ihr Yerng Girl wes crying bitterly -~ecp
ea Aai NE MS compelled . abandon 'n'
latae being - deer - her, Ard hich sa'
dare not n~n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

OnryixG ORDERS. individual
was once brought before police court
in Cincinnati. charged with assault
and battery. lie frankly admitted
that he had struck his antagonist, but
said. il extenuation. that the man had
called him liar, ''and. continued
be. .may it please the court, ! was
born in Livingston, in the State OF
| New York. There. when a man says
you're liar, you call him q liar back,
and there's the end Of il. But, your
honor, | have lived for fifteen years
on The Wabash, and there when q
man calls yon liar, you knock him
down at once. ! only obeyed my
Wabash instructions. Fined ons
dollar and costs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22
Governor of State of Louisiana.

STEALING BooTs From A DEAD NEGRc's
FEkT.--It viii be remembered that some
four weeks sgo negro was hung IN Jack
son county by mob. The story, the Madi'
son Courier says, has sequel. The Coro.
ner went from Brownslown 70 hold an in.
quest over the negro. who was hung 20 .
limb oi tree. During the night The limb
broke. The body was laid Oh Log and the
inquest held. Three men were hired BY the
Coroner TO mske coffin and bury the ne
gro. White Two oi them were gone foI
timber, the thrd dug hole BY the log. stole
The boots from the dead mans feet, put then
on, rolled him into the hole and covered hin
up. On last Tuesday these men brough
In their bin 70 the County Commissioner
for hurying the negro, when the above fact
came out. We have frequently heard Q
stealing coppers from dead negroes eyes
but never Of stealing the boots from des'
lncgro's feet N. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

The LATE CosG sEss.-TDe New York
Advertiser, Republican paper,
expresses the opinion that 'ere the present
Concress re assemblies the evidence-con'
elusive and irresistsble-~iIi be furnished,
that las, Congress was the worst and the
weakest tha, ever iei, is impress upon our
country. The day il not distant when eve
ry prominent feature and almost every IN
fus niial enactment OF that Congress VIII Dc
lexecrated. intuitively, however. y pfepsr
ed The only escape from The ruin y will hsvs
lcaused, BY tie passage Of Bankrupt law
The same paper says that while "the stream
81 improyiden,, II not profigaie. expenci
,ure j. rusning with milI-race speed, ont
class Of members 81 Congress are At th'
South canvsssing for negro votes, snoihe
class is At Washington rsking and scrapinl
icr prelexes and pretences TO sustain 'hei
islse charge 0. High crimes END misde
meanors' against The President
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

IFWhat is the chief nse Of bread!
asked an examiner at a recent school
exhibition. 1.-The CHIEF nse OF bread
answered the urchin. apparently as
|tonishcd at the simplicity Of the in
Iouiry. sic TO spread butter and mo
llasaes on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

n-TThere are five thousand Americana
residing 10 Paris this yesr Ordinarily there
are bu, three thousand. They support eigh
spe cisl restaurants, six American bar rooms
four American physicians, four dentists. sns
live banking houses; and are now talking 2
setting up daily paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

H5-A Boston religious pseer tells ms
story: can old lsty who as sbOn' r.
breathe her last received . csll from an &C.
cusin,ance ignorant Of The mortal ilines-
The answer cent down from the chsmber of
,he departing sufferer was Demorsbiy on'-
oue. Madame - sends hrr compliments
10 Madame -. but begs 70 te excused. %
she i engaged in dying-'r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

PHILLIPS LITTLE AHEAp.-Ou w -"
utimo Wendell Phillips made speech At
the Amt Slavery Convention 10 Boston. 10
closing Mr.. Philips shid be should not feel
satisfied with efforts Of the radicals until
the name or black man has been placed
upon The ballot for Vice President for thc
purpose OF sirengenrhiug the party. OF course
\, viii no, be long before the other radicals
will be marching ia that line. under the or.
Iders OF their Lieutenant General.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

SMART BoY.-Ihe first day that q
little fellow went to school, the teach
Ter asked him if he could spell.
20, yes; indeed. I answered he,
looking very important.
.Well how do You spell boy
30. Just as other people do
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

0-TThe Dayton (Ohiol Journal Of the
25th ult., relates the following singular in
cideni: Zone Of the saddest condolences
we remember 10 have heard for years &C.
CURED The other day 10 this vicinity a
young man named EnkeIbefger. who had
for long while kept the ioll-houss on the
Dayton and Springfield pike. few miles
northeast Of the city, recently died after
sudden illness. Soon after his death mes
senger was dispatched with the Sad in,ell''
gence 10 his father, whose residence was 10
Midwsy, Claik county. Wien the NEE
senger reached point hist. way between
The toll house and Midway. he met anothe'
messenger WHO bore tidings of the death q
The elder Enkelberger 70 his son. /, sp-
pears that father and son had taken slcl
about The same time, died in the same hour
and the messengers were dispatched from
either house OF death with the nournfu To-
ItelIigence al precisely the same moment
and the funeral and interment Of father an'
son were on the same day and hour"
The GESrLrMAN.--He is above meal
thing. lie cannot stoop 70 mean fraud
lie invsdes no secret in the keeping OF an
other. fle be,rays no secrets. He neve
struts 10 borrowed plummage. lie neve
takes selfish advantages Of our mistskes.-
! He uses 90 ignoble weapons IN controversy
lie never stabs in the dark. lie 10 ashame
lor innuendoes. He il not one thing 10 ID
msn's face and another behind his back =
Y II b, accident be comes in possession Q
lhs neighbor's counsels. he passes upo
Them an act of instant oblivion. lie bear
sealed packages without ,ampering with IN
,lwsx. Papers not meant for his eyes
+ whether they hut,er al his window. or Il
lopen before him in ungusreded exposure
are eacred 10 him. He invsdes no privsc
4 OF others, however the sentry sleeps. Boil
land bare, locks aud keys, hedges aud pei
! els, bonds snd securities, notice 70 respssl
lers, are none Of them for him. lie may b
trusted himself out Of sight-ncar the thin
|, nest partition ANY where. He buys no Q
lices. he sells none. he in,rigues for none.-
: lie would rather fail o. his rights than VI
them through dishonor. lie will cal hone
! bread. lie irsmples on no seesaiye ieelin'
lie i.sals. M man. II he have rebnke 4
; another, be j. strait forward, open. manil
. 10 short, whatever he Judges honorable.
b practices toward every man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

0-rGenersI Sherman 10 enthusiastic ~
favor Of the rapid construction Of the rail-
road 10 the Pacific. lie says the country
will make money w II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

0-rThe Chicago brewers only made bee'
enough Jas, year, 247o6 barrels, 20 give
each man. woman and child 10 The city on'
drink week. Bot those who cculdn's &C.
the beer had whiskey II they wanted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

II Spencer county offers $780,
900 toward railroad from Grsnd-
view TO the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

the Iatter's absence in North Carolina.
Telegram.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Nav ORLEANS, June 4. 1867
TO HE Exeellency, A Andrew Johnson. Pre-i.
dent Of the United States.
In advance OF communication by mhil, !
respe ctiuiy and earnestly protest against
The act u General Sheridan, in removing
me from office.ak an usurpa,ion Of power or
Lis part, and 10 Crafty feeling Of personal
malice toward me, because dared 10 ap-
peal from his unauthorized and arbitrary ex-
ercisc oi power 10 appointing levee board.
J. MApisos WELLS.
Governor VI LOUISIANA, State OF Louissns.
Letter.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Nav ORLEANS. June 4, 1865
70 His Exeellsncy, Andrew johnson Presi.
dent ci ire United States.
SlR: The enclUsed order from Genera
SAeritsn. removing me frcm Office 10 re-
-pec,'ully submiued for your consideration
as 10 the question Of his power 70 DO 50.
As to The reasons assigned by him fo'
taking lhis step, viz: that / have impedes
him IN the execution Of the law Of Con
gress, enter respectful but emphstati'
denial 70 the accusation. | an prepares
10 establish the truth Of this assertion.
X evidently mere pfetexi on the par
o the General 70 give the color Of cause 70
a. act which originated in personal malic
toward me. because dared defend mysel
from tbs personal attacks.
He'd the General stated that il was an i'm
lpsdmenl ia the way TO the graiifcaton Q
lhis inordlnate ambition to make himself
greater mau, he would have come mucl
nearer lhe truth haIf he did.
His abuse oi me personally do not con
descend to notice. His eminent skill !
Z itbat line H. well known 10 this Community
! That be should 90 far degrade the cfic
he holds as 10 make his official order the ve
lhicle Vi his malice. may surprise you, bu
'lnol me. Wno know MS reckless h-biss.
/. Il, j. not my purpose. however, IN hi
IcomuluI icat.on, 10 make your Exccllency
E parry 10 she quarrel Of General Sherids
Y nnd myself. i j. foreign 70 the question !
issue, which u, Simply, i military con
manders. under the law II Congress, hav
\, llhs right 10 remove civil ofiis under III
4 provisional governments oi The States e
tabHshed thereby; or 10 other words. u the
Z possess any powers beyond those delegate
ID -aid act, and definitely expressed
2 Knowing that this question touching Il
4 general powers Of the military commander
= under particulars growing out Of the III
Il qoeDt exercise Of sne remoyin. power !
'.lGeneral Sheridan, is now under consider
r ton BY the Attorney General. respectful
4 submit The case " my removal 10 come
= llon Herewith as another instance of u
Y tiilsgal exercise oi power by General She
y idsn.
= Believing the Importance Of the ques,i'
! involved will call forth an early decision,
have the honor to be your obed;ent servan
q J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of State Of Louisiana.
. STEALING BooTs FROM DEAD NEGRO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

For square OF 10 lines OF less, week 81 4
zach subsequent insertion, 15 e.
Longc, advertisements, al same rate
A fraction over even square Or squares,
counted as squsfe These sre lhe terms
for transient advertisement; rens"rnple
deduction will be made 70 regulAr adsessise.
ments.
Notices OF appointment Of administrators
ana legal ntAices of like charscsel 70 Ne
paid 10 advance.
AssoyNciss CANDIDATES:
~, T,xnshio officers, each Sl.1c
~, ca.n,v $50
~ n;s,,;e, c..cuit. or state. A,tp
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

NJ m.n il Buffsio has surce,dsd ~
writing The Lords prayer inside e'fese ~
size Of three cent piece. f~rny-1'nf "n'-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

G-7-Tne Ben. Busslsr Ciue q Nes "
leans carries . transparency with i~o e'0s--
"A snnnns aaintsd on II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

DrThe city council OF Washington sp-
pointed . colored man for reading clerk sns
another fos mcsscrgcf,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22
PusLisHso EVERY SATURDAY. AT IAsPEE
pUnoIs County. IsniAnA,Ty
CL E MEN 4 DC All Z.
OFFICE Or WEST MAIN STREET.

TERMS-.,TRIcTLYi IN ADyA NcE :
Single Subscription. for fifty Nos, Si ~
For sis months, %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22
Ex Governor Wells Protest to the Pres
ident.

The following Telegram and letter from
Governor Wells 70 the President protesting
against HE removal. came 70 hand during
the lstier's absence in North Carolina.
tTelegram.l
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive DEPARTMENT,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-19
Nlllniiltr sos.

unmertli1e Bcuegung Der 2ippen ni&t
3eugnie bon ibrem 4ebeu eepeben, 10
bate man eIauben iollen, fe ieis erl0it
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nrn nnh ,lns ben 3errilfenen, isItiana aes
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mebr bic 3ieIl@eibt BON 5sbstmanns
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40ftet GDn0re6 = 2. Gitm,a9.
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Gie tui6tieite 8erbaubIung bes beu>
tieen Sages, ndhit Der bon SbernIan
beantraaten Giniebnng eines gelnii6<.
ten 9Iusfduiles aur llnterfudung Der
8erpaItur9 i'm Sinansbepartement,
mar bic Mmenoiruns Der Neconfrucs
ttonSbia. Mebrere &IanieIn iparen'
i'm 8orfhIdgr, iebod ging nur cine
einsiee ourd5, rtainIib bic 6es Soiparo,
lueI9e on Die SteHe bes in 0es Blu
entbaltenen GioeS einen an6ern iekt.-
Sierauf paifirte bic Bin nit SO geaen
Q Stlmrnen, iuorunter feIbft 8ufaleru,
-Senbrids uno SoBnfon tparen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-19
.Stlearapb, 0adJrid6ttn.
Babel beI:Sfadriebtem.
Ecs sch g------
SeEt&t. Der &ir9inia De>
legation.
Blutiee 8eibereien in GarIisle, 9euu,
GDn9rea=Ser Serbaablu lunaelr.

z2E9a94ya3 2on0on, IS. Wldrs.
Il Die Gefar6tmgen lpesen eines neuen
Mnfitan0es, ner In SrInfb geitern pats
fin6en foIIte, fiub niGt beriutrflibt ipors
ben. Die @efornbiG, iUeI4e bas Wisi
niiterium naorget eirbrfngsn min, err
fbeiIt 6as gtimmredt an Sousmietber
4, mad 5tueiidbrieem. QIlfeftbnlte NIT
promptef 8ablhne, an aeiite, uelAe
i6brIi1 / G. @tenern beaobIen o6er 80
6 In Der Bdnt bLben un6 an aIIe Mits
glieber Der 6Obersn RtofefioneN lotpie
&tuhenten Der nniberiit6ten. SIN 2ambe
sberu5t bas @abIre9t onf Gieeatbuus
gum 8eInufe bon so 6. ds 'ls q ss.s
Oie Serbii9e EraOe 1T erIebist. %
1T aHgemein betaftat gen1adt suor6en,
6ab bic tiirfif6en Sruppen 8eIero6
berIafIen iper0eH ln6 bic fIrfei tpirb
ben &briiten IN Gon0ia llnb allen atts
e bern SbeiIen bee 4anhes beoeuten6e
Goncefffonen MAIDEN. Cine Population
BON Gambia iit bercits dnee etotltte1 unb
bic 6Il@tIjnae bon Greta Ourfen mad
Saufe ;uri6febren. ..i5. s..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-19
Naf6of1It, 4fnnefitt Dientae otn fe z9tdrB 1867 =.

Ser @oupsrnellr BON gieus 36otts
tauo eroffnete bas 9drlament nit tis
,rein @II6nunT6e onf bic gebeibEidlen
3uftdnbe unb 1as Geiingea oes G,onfi !.
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Sas 6enierFeber iifUieoer I'M Stei>
gen in Gano6d bic 8efeitignugen an
6er 8rdHse iper0ea in 8ertbeioiauna
uno be aRilissn anf5oen &riegsfub ses
iest.