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The New York herald., 1867-04-21
INTERNAL REVENUE AFFAIRS.


The New Meter for Distiheries.
The adoption Of the whiskey meter by the government
teegraphed TO yesterdays HERALD, Is creating con-
siderable anxiety among dstilers They are all on the
qi vipe to learn the construction Of this instrument
which ii is expected will egnatize the dstilation Oh
spirits aud prevent the mistakesif they may be
called so-that some officials are liable 70 commit "nen
measuring spirits.
the tail pipe Of the Where low wines are pro-
duced separate meter Is to ba placed a. .he
double The indication On the register " .ao
low wine meter is TO be deducted from the
Indication of the high wine meter and the difference
shown will be the amount upon which the dister 70
pay tax In addition TO this there Is an instrument AZ.
ached that records exactly the percent OF proof ana
is said to be very ingenious. and incapable OF being
the 10Th OF May, when every dsilery obliged to be
provided with one, under heavy penalty AS the new
It Is to be hoped that the chances Of cheating the gov
ernment WIN be essened and that there will be fewer
whiskey frauds' in this city and neighborhood TO re-
port in future. tas
Commissioner to Investigate Frauds.
Mr.. S. HIyer has been appointed an agent by the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue to investigate all
frauds in relation to internal matters which have been
The grounds upon which the seizures have been made
by the various revenue officers within The cities Of New
York and Brooklyn, will also be subjected TO search
ing inquiry. Rich developments may be looked for
when the proceedingso OF tho investigation will be given
to the public. .e.t -s- ~. tN an
a Three More Distileries Seized.
The following seizures, made by Deputy Collector
Daley and Inspector Cochen yesterday, were reported
at the Office Of the United States District Attorney
Brooklyn yesterday o.s sa
The dstillery Of Patrick Murtagh & Co., at No. POT
Water street. seized the ground OF false entries
having been made upon the books About II, 500 gal
Ions Of beer, about $500 gallons Of molasses were
found freshly set while the books only showed that 900
gallons had been put In mash up to the date OF the
SEIZURE the last entry having been made on the 10Th
instant The officers also found an entire set
Of stencil plates used for marking, as follows-
"James Marin. United States Inspector John Thomas
distiller United States bonded warehouse, tax paid
This brand is pronounced bogus one. .se
James O'Bren's distillery, in Graham street, was
visited by the officers early yesterday morning, who
found all the doors and windows closed They broke
open OF the doors and found two at work inside
filling up barrels with spirits by of rubber hose
leading through the floor from the cistern They
found live hundred gallons OF moasses In Of fer
mentaon while the distillery book showed that only
one hundred and eighty gallons had been put in mash
since January l. The dstilery was accordingly placed
under seizure. cH
Peter Aus'ce's distillery, in Water street. seized
the charge that false entries had been made upon the
books
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SPECIAL SESSIONS COURT.


Before Justices Bowling and Kelly
There thirty cases on the calendar for trial In
this yesterday OF which eleven we're charges for
and battery twelve petit larceny, one keeping
dsordery house. one carrying concealed weapons, one
violation OF Corporation ordinance, one violation OF
Health law suspended from last sitting None
Of these OF any general importance and az
were disposed Of by eleven o'clock. ~ which hour the
The New York herald., 1867-04-21
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Property Condemned.
Rafore .JudUa Rapedjct

The processes against the following property were
turned the opening Of the court yesterday and de-
Of condemnation granted, motion Of Assistant
District Attorney J. J. Allen No claimants appeared
Two hundred and sixy-nine barrels of spirits seized
on lighter in the East river
FIVE mash tubs and other property found at Colemans
dislery. ,-a b.
The court then adjourned.
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The friends or the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence her parents
No 81 avenue D. this Sunday afternoon O'Clock.
BrRRrtI--At Orange, N. j., on Saturday April 90
ELIZA wife Of George Bure in the Goth year Of her
Funeral services win take place at her late residence
on Harrison stree. Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
train leaves foo. Of Barclay street at one N The
lowing day.
BoYD--In Brooklyn, on Saturday, April 90, after q
short illness SAMUEL K eldest son OF Sophia l. and
the late Samuel Boyd NJ D. in the 33d year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family and the men,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, No 1l9 Montague street. corner Of Clinton,
on Tuesday afternoon At one O'CLOCK without fur'her
CoSSoR.-At Manhattanville, on Friday, April 49, No
ses Connor. in the 56tn year OF his age.
1sist street, Manhatanvie this Sunday afternoon,
Al two o'clock.
Illness SAMUEL CusssoHAx in tue 67h year Of his age
The funeral will take place from his late residence
northeast corner Of Lexington avenue and Fifty third
relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend,
DMIy.-At St Louis, on "Wednesday. February 9, sud
denly, KATE FRANCIS MURPHY, wife Of Bernard Daily,
Her remains were Inferred in the Cemetery Of the
holy Cross, Fiatbush, on Friday.
DIxoN.-On saturday, April 20, SrPHES GEORGE
and aVs months son S ''''A" "'N '''''"' D N e'''
funeral, from his a.e residence No 500 Ninth street,
DAvn-in Brooklyn, on saturday, April 20, JOSEPH,
infant of W. J. Davis aged 10 months.
The funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock, from the residence OF the parents Tiffany
place.
DuLINGBAx-Drowned, near Bergen Point, by the
swamping Of boat, on Wednesday, April IL, Edward C.
Dillingham; in the oath year OF his age.
His relatives and friends and those OF bis father In
Law, George w. Stow respectfully invited 70 attend
his funeral from Grace Church, Orange. A. y, on
notice. Trains per MOTHS and Essex Railroad at
IL 80 A. NJ and o'clock p M returning at 800 and
station on arrival Of trains
DRuRy-On Friday, Apnl ~ PATRICK DRuRY, q native
Of Limerick, Ireland in the 50th year Of bis age
The friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral this day Sunday from his late residence corner
Of Hicks and Luqueer streets South BROOKLYN.
DoHERrx On Saturday morning, April 70 MrA J uIiA
DoHERrY, aged 81 years.
The friends OF the family are invited 70 attend the
Ryan, No. ~ West Thirty seventh street. near Tenth
avenue on Monday afternoon az nalipas. one o,cock.
JoHS DonKRrY, native or Belfast, Ireland, aged %
years
The relatives ana trends OF tne ismny are respect
fully invited 70 aAend the Iuuera from ms iae resi-
dcnce zol SCUM "foGs, .ns SUNNY .s s W -
vary Cemetery. y.
belfast tireiandl papers pcase COPY.
DoNAHue i'm froay, April ~ DAM.. son oi micnaei
and Ellen Donanue. aeeo mon.ns sno a ~ aayA -,
grandparents Michael and Mary Donanue No iSo West
Fo,Gsn see,, % W.. ana fssanas ~ sna ra,, @
O'clock lne rC,aMyss aro rsnas % 'ne iAm'y arc
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TOO LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

NOR sALE-Two OF THE FIRST CLASS THRRE
story nigh stoop aud elegant brown siche Houses
situated PARK on scgt nessgr
ern i'm provcents pariors IN solid walnut neiKnbcrhcca
unexeepticnable Apply on the premises y. f"GSrA~
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BROOKLYN COURTS.

court adjourned to Thursday sessions being
held on tuesday in consequence Of the election.
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SUPERIOR C0uRI-pARI /.
Before Judge Jones.

Damages against the National Steamship
Company for the Loss of n Passengers Bag
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NInrried.

KISG-MoGER.-On Saturday, April 20, by the Rev.
Dr. Burchard, ALBERT KING TO IsARE. daughter of the
late Simeon Moger, all Of this city
wALroS-RAYNER-On Thursday evening, April Is,
by the Rev James Mett at the brides residence JOHN
WALTON, late Of Danbury, to Miss JANE RAyNsR, all Of
this city
wHEMER--PxRRY.-On Wednesday, April IT, at the
residence Of Mrs. c. B. Wheeler Jersey City, by the
Rev Dr. Matson rector Of St. Matthew's church, OSCAR
c. WHEELER TO ELIZA l. PERRY, both Of this city. No
cards. rt8H
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Schr Anna Borland, Hull, Virginia
Schr Cornelius johnson Virginia.
Schr Monmouth, Anderson. Virginia.
Schr y w Vaughan. Giford Virginia
Schr z Wilson. Wilson, Virginia
schr Munson. MartLng Virginia
sehr Morgan. Davy Alexandria
echr Pcrson, Graft. Georgetown, DC
schr Eliza kayner, Payne Georgetown, days.
Schr fhos Fitch reulgrew, Portland tor virginia
Schr - II Baldwin. Vale. New london.
Sohr Texas Chamyin. Norwich for Rondout.
Schr Florence, Peskham, Rondout for Providence.
sailed.
Steamships Baltic, Alemannia Manhattan. HeyctiA-
Laurent CITY Boston, Hbernia Corsica Arizona Cham
pon Gulf City Terry Louisa Moore Monterey
Washington. sar Jacnto c knight. Granada, Empire,
Hatteras, and others. Il III -#Ff
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-30
All Good. Delivered Free of charge

C.llaud zee us at our New Store, next door OF
The Post Cfice, MERCER & TUCKER
uoId iIili. Sept. II, 1867. nrl4 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-30
Notice to Creditors.

Tn THE MATTER OF THE Estate OF
l. Jules hamburger. Daoeased.-All creditors
OF the Estate OF Jules Hamburger. deceased. are
notified TO present thsir accounts to the under.
signed, al his ofhce In Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevadz. within Ten Qo) Months from this date,
or the same will bo forever barred.
s w. CHUBBUCK.
Special Administrator Of Estate Of Jules Ham.
burger. deceased.
Geld Hiil. Oct. u, 1867. ocal.H
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.suuerior Cutoff Engines. l' .

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lion q E.s,n::ss' HHasRaTsoRD EiS sss
men men 70 w,isht's Patent variable Cut Oh. whichwe
w VI - y msnufssturing under license nom ne
15s MsnS,.1 nSm q Beach Iron Works Company. Hsrt.
snrd dc Wconnsctlcut.. Ts putis. wishing ntst.
sIss: eI GFUELsAvINa ENGINE, simple and az. y :
.Ss beiief that Il 10 superior to any other manu.
ssstured. II enjoys tie very highest reputation
IN the Atlantic States, whero Il ID well tnown,
over 500 Of them having been built BY it9s
woodruff 4 Beach Company. and beins now IN
successful epsrsSsSSDD sSSDpAnD 4 co., &
! nrl7.H " PAeiAs Iron Work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23
How % Obtain Tickets.

Orders may be sent 70 us enclosing ,he
money iron one TO twenty-five dollars. IN !
registered letter, At our risk, with s,smp "a,
return postage. Larger amounts should b
sent - dfaits, or by express. at The follow.
.ng club rates. Send BY PostOfiice Orde,
liz possible.
3 Tickets 20 one address, 81 50: 10 o a..
~. Il o.; %, IS % 40, So 90; 80. 4s 50:
100 85 %.
4 ddress aIl orders and Communications 10
kENNEDv 4 CO., 500 Broadxsy, MY.
SPECIAL Norise.-To the Military Or.
esn.zas'on influencing the urges. ssIe Or
Tickets wIll be presented handsome Rev.
'menisl STANDARD. Psr'iss purchasing lex.
&c wii' please advise sgents 10 which Req
'men', ~c'' 'hev dceire 70 credid their pur.
chase. Feb, -, leG1-om
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

WAsHIScroS's BTRrm-DAY.--- Yester
day was the Natal day OF the i'm
mortal " Father of his Country. :
whose patriotic counsel and warnings
guided tho statesmen Of orr land 70,
eighty-ionr years. when love prevail.
ed, and all sections prospered, but
whose teachings have been sadly dis
regarded by the fanatics Of the last
few years. who have clothed our
land in mourning, and drenched it
in the blood Of brothers, and made Us
q bye-word and reproach among the
nations Of the earth.
The commemoration Of the day, at
this place, was thefring Of 100 guns
by the gun squad Of Capt. Guckss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

V~HE Undersigned wil rfr.r a. pubhc
Aurion.'ni The residence ~ .h- lale
Dsnirl iis-ri-. -
TUESDAY. MARCH oh. 1867.
The following personal property % .nii d.
c-sr-d, 10 ~it:
Horses. Cs''is, Hnrs. Corn, Oaas, Whs,i,
ore hue Buggy aud Harness one iwo horse
Wagon,on- Moving riipnsr, Bees. Turkeys,
Geese, Pork, Lsrd Farming Utensils.
HnusehoId sud knchen Furniture, SC. Sc.
TERns oF SsLE:--A credit az twelve
months will Be venom Ill sam. over thrrs
dellnrs. on note win spproysd rerrri.y.
bearing interest, and wsising vsiu.tvu aud
apprsisement laws
X. r. MlLBURN, Acm'r.
Feb. Q. 1867.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

!, U The YOrkville South Carolina
Inquirer says lady near there re.
Gently gave birth TO daughter, and
forty-two honrs afterwards she gave
birth to another daughter and son
The weights Of the infants were re-
spectively. five and three-quarters,
seven, and eight and a quarter
pounds, and they are all, with their
mother, I" doing as well % could Be
expected. The husband Of this LADY
s over seventy years old. Is It def
uitely ascertained that lie is father a
the litter!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

On Sunday lat. dog belonging TO Henry
Johnson. below the creek. 10 that portion OF
the city called Independents. went mad and
biz child q M. johnson. and . man
named John Jarvis I, also Bit several
dogs. including one belonging to councilman
Wiltshire. which he valued - $50. and
watch he has since killed. II was not deli
niiely ascerisined whether Johnson's dog
WIS killed or nu'. He ven. into HE yard
- DR.. Wil'shise'r residence snd snapped
81 . servant girl. hut only succeeded 10 tear.
ing her clothes. lie also biz several other
dogs, none Of which have been killed, as isr
ss We could sseertsih. DR.. Gray, ae M.
dersisnd, made surgical Operations on Mr
Jarvis. yesterday, % nr~vsnt his being A.
iecied BY The virus Il Evansville Jsurual.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

IL A gentleman in California
having made lady : present Of a
pair Of pistols. after several trials OF
skill they concluded to 20 through
the forms Of duel. They took their
positions, fired at the word, and 10
the terror Of the lady. the gentleman
fell She threw herself frantically mp
on the corpse, embracing and kissing
i with every emotion Of endearnent.
Under such magical influence the
gentleman revived, and rose nnburt
from the ground, and and they are
to be married.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

1 LII persons in Bainbridge Tow nshir
~ ~ho have hid sheep kil.e: by dogs, d.
ring ,hr year 1865, and who are entitled
unorr me law, 10 pay, from the dog ,sx
fund, Tor them, ere hereby no,lii-d 10 Al.
tend 81 he ofiice Of the Township Trustee,
in The Court House, on S,tnrday, March
23d, 1867, fof The purpose Of preventing
their elaine. with proof, aud drawing Their
pro rata share Of sid tnna.
NJ. KEIFER. Trustee.
Feb 90. lsG7-3y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

In accordance with The law, Public Ex.
= animation Of persons desiring 10 teach
Public Schools in Dubois county, will be
held 1t my residence in Jasper, on Mon.
day, February 25ih. 1867.
Teachers must bear IN mind IN u under the
new law no certificates for teaching csn be
granted hereafter nj private cxamins: ions,
and u l. therefore important that they should
attend the Public Examination. aud bring
with them certificate of moral character
from their respective Trustees.
A. J. STRAIN, County Examiner.
Feb. 9th, 1857.
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sHERIFF,s SALE

NOTICE l. hereby given ihs, by virtue 81
49, ~ fA,culi"n on an order 81 attach
men'. issued from The office u The Clerk
of Dubois Circuit Court, and 10 ~,
directed. snd comma ding ms 10 make ,he
sum OF $lI6. with interest and costs, I viii
proceed 10 off-r 10. sale Al public auction 4.
The highest bidder. for Gosh Ia hand. a, The
door Of The Court House Of dubois County.
IL The town Of jasper, on
ON SATURDAY, MARCH ap 1867.
Between the hours o. 10 O'clock. Al NJ
ana o'clock. H.. 81 said day. the rents
and pro6's Tor term not exceeding seven
years. Of the following described rral -.
tate, situate - Dubois County, aud State of
Indlsns, to.wit:
All the right title and interest or Georpe
VI Hill, 10 and 10 the following person =
and real property: certsin Judgment IN
The Dubois Common Pleas Cour,. In tsvor
Of the admit Of w. II. H,lI's es,ate, ana
against f. Bermersheim Tor <54 I'll: slso
one note sgsinst Peter Bsumrst tor S. 10 !;
also one noic sgsiBst Chss Morgan Tor
- AZ also one note against WIN. Monroe
Tor 10 ~ +; also one note against n. Hon
kins Tor ~ 20 also one note against Rich.
ard and Nancy Poetle,hwan Tor x62 70 Il
also one note against ~. Hopkins Tor
$1,000 slso the undivided ne.third inter
ets ~ The West hall Of Lot Number SO.
also IN Lots Number 81, IS end 81, In the
town o. Jasper. Dubois County. Indiana.
And on failure to reslize the full amount
o. principal, interest and costs called for BY
said execution. | will ., The same time and
place end IN like manner, sell the Zee sim
pie Of ssid real estate.
Taken % the property of Geo. w. Hill.
y the suit ~ 3 II McCsiIIus
HENRY MAUNTEL., Sheriff ID. c.
e. Doane, AIRY for prf.
Feb. 9th. 1S67-.3w pfsl2m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

la talking with some Of our citi
zsns We We're surprised 10 find that ,
lev. and we were glad il j. hut few
were doubtful of the ability Of In,
lc"ple here and along the proposed
line. 10 initiate and complete Il good
road. Snch W. would remind oi III,
irite old adace. Cant never &c
complishes an, thing. while | Will
Thy il always successful, anil II that
otlcr truc saying. : Where there is a
will there is way" Go III any d..
rcction we may. from this point, at
the present time. aud there is no
course on which the citizens are not
able T. bnili a good road. ii the, but
will il. We woul! not say railroad
in all cases, but if all these directions
unite, one good railroad can be built
AMI o'hcrsgopd: roads to connect with
il. We think that all who have any.
thing to sell, or buy, should consider
a reliable outlet from here a necessity
us it will enable producers to yet
more for their products, and rnerch-
ante to make fair profit. and vet
sell their articles lower than ut pre-
seat. Some say that the people along
the proposed ronte will not subscribe
AS literally as they should. 4 Well. i'll
they don't. another ronte can be &C.
lected. We are not welded to apyI
particular route, and our people will
adopt THAI one on which they can &C.
cure The most help. But q road
somewhere is necessity to our peo-
Pie Of all classes farmers, mecian-
les and merchants. and 80 an should
mite in saying they WILL HAVE IT.
Remember the meeting on the 4th
inst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

IL. The mad stone has failed. The
individual who applied it has a. last
gone mad. lie lived vt Uniontown,
and was taken down by locking him
mp in birth on one OF our steamers.
lie raved and loaned all tile way
down aud ere this probably dead
with the terrible hydropIobia.-
Evansville Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

No MAIs.-I ast week our citi.
zens had the pleasure Of having q
part Of one mail. This week we
have had none. All owing to the
nigh water on White river and 10
our people not yet having manifested
energy enough to complete the road
to the Shoals, where the communica-
Ton would not be interrupted BY
water. N
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Hon WATEs.-Patoka and White
rivers have both been vsryzhigh al
this week. and are yet rising. A
great many fences on White river
farms have been carried away. The
Patoka has risen 90 that the water has
been running like . mill tail across
Mill street, all this week. washing
great gullies in that thoroughfare
which will require an outlay Of con (.
siderable money to iii up. so that
the street can be again psssable. II
the money which has been laid OUT
On that street in the last ten years had
been iudiciouslv expended, the trouble
wonld now have been averted. An
other large stone 'culvert is needed to
carry of the water. and the street
tiled mp at least four feet from End
hoicns to the bridge. We hope. Tie
work in the Spring will be made
permanent, 90 that it will not he ne
cessary 10 renew it every frcshet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

u Philadelphia clergymen " can
not understand why the rich man who
rides IN his carriage on Sunday should
90 to heaven while the poor man who
hell" = =
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NoricE y hereby given that The under.
~ signed has been appointed sdminis,,..
'of o. me estate Of Switert Muscman, late
o. Dubois county. deceased. Said estate
IL probably solvent.
Join =. CESS, adm'r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

|. u Charming says real greatness
has noting to do with q mans
sphere. 1t does not lie in the magni-
tnde Of his outward agency. Per-
haps the greatest at this moment arc
buried in obscnrity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

il Paris authorities have decided
that i is positively vulgar to pass tic
fork from one hand 10 the other: il
must be keptin the left hand, not only
in using the knife, bnt in carrying
food to the mouth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

BAD RoADs.--Wc are informed bv
persons who ought to know, that The
roads about here are in worse con
dition than they have been before for
fifteen years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-23

COMMISSIONER CouRT.- --Cn next
Monday week the March term OF the
Board Of County Commissioners be.
gins it's session.