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LEE Ms 80 80

An purchases in guas Of Sl00 o. ever, . credit
bend With two appr0vcd securities. Les than
Si0Q, oash will b required. No property 20 be
removed until the above are complied with.
i4r J. C. GROSS.
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JASPER COURIER.


A correspondent OF The CineinnsiI En
suisss. wsilisg from Evansville, under dsl,
~ the cam. ssys;
Y, " Ssolhera Indiana and Iilineis are 10.
bseeasing sssbpsed on ihs rsiirosd buiidin,
subject Railroads are being projected o.
~ hsnds--ous from either csDneliol o.
Tell City. in Psry County. Indians. q
como point on ,hs Ohio and ii iss,ssippi road
probably 81 vincesaes-snp,hef from come
point il Illinois (seversi towns are coates,
ing OF the staring pcinD 10 vlncennes
lndisns.; s,,ll another issm Grsyvllie. III.
nois. to Mt Vernon, P0sey csupiy. Iscisss,
and = nuu,ber Of sthels srs, hriug discsssrt
aud esnssssed- iss
" The people arc exceedingly snxicss for
the building o. rsiirssct. The farmers
who sfe. indeed, more ir,er-s ed ,hss any
other portion u ihs people, .bsss aso
caught the railroad lever. and | would 90,
be surprised 10 hear !, any time ,h-t suf.i-
cient stock had seen subscribed 10 insure
the building OF several VI .-.s rsisfoass |
have msnticntd. From the Wy The people
ere moving in the matter. my cPlnion j.
strong that The rvsd from csnnslion - Tell
City to vincennes will cer,sinly BE- Lu,ll.
This will bring into msrksi At once tss los-
priced but hes.iiy limbered lands d Perry
ssd Dubois erulties. and render them val
usble.
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&C. The graviy Q: ne sopren, Gu
~ss somswhat shaken o-rsy, during IL,
nrgumea' Of the Massachusetts, liquor essss
~ AfsOrney General Reed. Of ,hst s,sle,
and Dir George Sennsit. The latter -.
pesred for the liqsor deslers. sod in the
sossss q HE Argument sssd the following
illusisst;cs Tine state Of. Masssehusets.
monopclixes The liquor trade and also III.
liquor. and they ssy through their Astorsey
Gesessi. that hey a. - scecrdinx 70 The
Constitution. Why. On the ssms priacipie.
Go they not mono police the female ssx. and
insist here that none should marry except Z
hsss Commissioner. and some well selected
ssentsf They might then select our wives
for ~, - they new ssIec, cur liqasr. and
deal oct The pleasures Of ne family :. ,hev
nos DO the pleasures OF The table. Boston
would then lay claim 10 tbs tile of the
I" hoesfh Sparta" 10 addition 70 sbe present
'i'le Of the +" Modern Athens" Mr.. Sen
MOTIFS tlusions 10 the reputation or ms,fi
mo"y esused ike whole court 10 roar. 10
which 81 the members 81 the 5sr present
s,on correspondence Ne~
York Herald.
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o&&aNa 49, WIN AOmuG,
This medicine. isveated By d.. J. II
ScHrxcK. Of PhilsdeIphis. . isiended e
dissolve The i1oi and !; inio chyme. the iir.l
process Of SEeesiio.- By cleaning The
stomach with Schencs's Nsnsrske Pills,
The Tonic soon restores the sppeti,e. and
food that ecu.d NOT be esihen before using j,
~ili be easily digesled
Consorspton cannot be cured by Schenek's
Pulmonis Syrup unless the stomach and
liver Is r,ste hesIthy and the appetite re-
stored. hence the Tonic and PiIlssre requir-
ed u hearty every case Of consumption A
bali dczsa bottles Of the SkAwEED Toxic
and three Of four boxes OF the MAxLkAKE
PsLIs will cure any ordinary csss Of dye
pepsis
Dr. Schenek makes professional sis:is 10
New yark. Bosios. ssd o. his priacipai or
ice in Ph,lscsiphis every week See daily
papers Of each place. or HE pamphlet on
consumption Tor his DAYS for visitation.
Plesse observe. when purchasing. that
ihe TO lissnesses OF The Doctor. one when
an the the last sage OF consumption. sodl
the ether a. he nos j.. in perfect health. are
on The Government STAMP.
Sold BY al Druggists md Dealers. prize
81 50 rer bot,Ie. or S7.5o The half tozss
Al Letters fcr sdsice should he addressed
- Dr. Schenek's Psincipsi Once. No. Isl
North 9th Street. Pnilsdephis. p.
GeGsrsl Wbniessfe Arents. Dem,s rsr-
res & Co.. ~ Y;S- 5. H.nee. Bsitsmore.
SD John ID Psrke. Cinelbni. ONO. Wax
r & Tsylor, Chicago. III ! CoIlins Bros..
ST. Lopi-. No
Oct 18th. lS66-lst v "a mo Nv
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4 THE GREAT CAUSE
~
HUMAN MISERY

lust publishe5. il Sealed Euselcr. Prir.
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a Lecture cr the Nature, Treat
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tsERwELL. =. D., Author Of The -sGreer
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n The word renowned rufhrr. ia This Cd
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We learn that's large R,ilrcsd meeting
~s held ., Hsnnnrturf. last Sssurdsy
and several iho1ssnd csllsrs rus.cfihet 10.
wsfj The enterprise. That Oh xsr-hosse
Job Hatfield. headed . deiegsuon iron
,Grsndview. and spoke tao hours on ne
Railroad question. 10 which he pledged a
the supper; Of The Railroad from Gr.ndyis~
aiols, over $l5, CO. Ms. Hatfield. Of
course, V 70, Grsndview f,et and Reckper,
next He tod the people a. Huniingburg
that tho rosd could never run through PER-,
county. that Roekpou wns able aud would
DO more towards building the road than
Troy Ten City sad ssnneltou eomtined.-
keskDest Democrat
Tbs smouIt which Dr.. Hatfield o.
boss,ing'y pats down - The rs.sisIs ir,i
~ bic tom sud vicinity. !. srry nir- ~
dc ssa. We presume j, s..ntei ~eli
~hsn pronounced - eli cnsl,iv - AZ.
Hu6eld could pronounce AZ. Dus III y I.
singular thas I,e d. not know ihsi Csnnelto,.
rsi. CRY and Troy can ss5srrlss Ten tine.
hist snoon'. ~hsn i, becomes sufficiently
'vsipsbls that Rsilrosd is practicable. o.
NoUrse - esDnot Soy ~list cnr possioi.
l'n'it y. 10 tact. We ernnsi tel What the
demsnd u 10 be. but We do know thst the
nnsncial abilities " OUR thee towns 10 lar
s"fesInr 20 both Rockpor and Gssndview.
snd hat our own crssre Or q X ,llrosd 70 no
lee sincere. Bsfofe peopis six % vehs.
msntly u What They can DO. end what 9th
ers csanss %. let v fine rxsc'ly he thing
g Be done. sn1 me amcun, 10 Be furnished
lCsnnsiton Reporter
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BRUNO BUETTNER.

BRUNO BUETTNER.
Comm ssionsr.
MeIni.re, Allen 4 vishs. At'ys for pE'f.
Aprii 20-3w
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II Jusge shssisy'. molten ior leave "a
:" bil 81 complaint 10 behalf Of Misss.
nppi snd sgsinst President johnson q. a.,
hs' beso denied By tss sopsens Covr,. Up.
on 'he esosnd shss mo Psesiden, eauao, b
'ss'r ''r from The perfornsaes d IN Ex-
ecusivs duty.
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1 Clergyman. while residing 10 South
- America - missionary, discovered !
safe and simple remedy Tor The Cure Of
Nervous Weakness. Esrly Decay. Diseases
Of The Urinsry and Seminal Organs. and
ne whole train q disorder brought on By
bsne'uI and vicious habits. Gres, numbers
hsTe been slr-sdy cured sy this noble rem
erf. Prompted BY desire 70 benefit the
sfirisj and unforturna,e. I wi'Isend ,hs
re-. ne for preparing and using this med.-
cih- II : sealed envelope. u any one ~hn
y Y. i. Free u Casrge.
Eiesss incicss pcsr-psid envelope, a.
drersed 70 yourself Adiress.
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Srxrcs d. BiELE HrUss.
april 2Ist. lS6o-iy- New Yosk CRY. :.
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NOTICE To HEIRS or PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE,
SrsE OF IkDrAsa. Dusois Co
Court OF C~mnon Pleas.

NOTICE il hereby cissa that Johs Lem
~ mons. sdminiGfstor AZ WA. A. Nc.
Donald, deceased. hss filed kis poniicn to
cell the real estate % the deeederi, lis
personal being insufficient 20 pay biz debts
ssd that sid petit'-a will Be hesrt ~ the
next term OF the Court 0. Common Pleas
Of said Counss.
Attest HENRY A. HOLTHAuS.
Clerk G. e.. p Dabo. Co.
By PHitL,r GucKEs. Depuiy.
q. =. p. Car. Petitioners Airy.
April -, 1861. N
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- George =. Green, editor Of The Sun
ne been Nominated By the Democrats 81
vinssanesss : candidate for MsyO. Or tSs,
city, Anr AslSnpld lF 'na
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O. S00 PER YEAR. We sent Agents
e IL .JUO evsry~hrre to sell our rsrRov-
81 $40 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds
Unter end upper feed Sent on r.sl. War
rsnted Eve years. Above ~sisry ~ large
commissions paid The esLr machines sold
IN The United Stsses for less than $40
which are fully Iieescd by Hove. Wheeler
& Wilson. Grover = Baker. Singer & Co.
and Bachelor. Al. other cheap machines
IRE iniringments End the ss.ier or sssr srs
iis5ie 10 arrest, 6ae and i'm 2risonment- II.
los. sted circulars sent fres. Actress. o.
sa'l upon Shaw & Clark, st BidSeiorj
n Sine, or Chicsgn M.
June 18th. Ie66-lvi-.
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The Courier Office has been moved
into the Courier new building. on
West Main street, where we will u
pleased to zee orr friends.
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lust the thing 20 pls.ss your wives
- Reeee's Ohio Patent Chnrn nsk-s m.rs
suffer from lees cream .snc in . shorter time
~ith lees Ishcr than any c'her churn. Cal
ard sxsn.ine them u
n. FRIEDxANN's.
March I6. 1867.
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Ak ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN.
- SlKUCTIONS FOR YOUNG MEN.
Also. Diseases and Abuses which perms.
nenliy prosuste the vi,s' Powers. with cure
means VI relief Sent Free vi casrse. IN
sealed sl,er envelopes. Addres. DR.. J.
sKILLiN HnrGaTON. Hs~srd As.oei-
s'ion. Pnii.deiPhis. Pa.
sept. i5,b.iss6-y
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COMMISSIONER sale Of Real
Estate.

~ JILL - tS9AOEtt NkAC "a A3eal
Estate.
NOTICE . her.bv rirsn tbs, ne under
~ signe< Ccmm:ssioner, sppointed Nv
the Cirrui, Court o. Dubois C-urtv. IND.
ans. in . suit for rsrti;lon. wherein urissv
SfuOsis6eld 10 49,. If snd Joseph 3 sue
bis6e'S. q. 81, ere tefendsnvs. ~iii peii q,
public. suction. By order Of ssid C-u-,. On
MONDAY. NAY fs,h, 1867.
Al II o'clock. 4. ~. on the premises. tie
following described ispds snt re.i sst.ts.
situate in said Duboi. County, to.wit The
West half a. the NorIh-w~-t qussssr o.
Section 81. in Tosnship I. North of Ring.
5 West. containing 90 serrs and viii like
sise also cell % ssit 18Th day cf Mar. 1857.
% o'clock. p y -et public sucsie on The
preaises. the North-ess, qnsrtss ~ Section
3. II Township No. l.. Sosth o. R,nre No.
5 Wssf. eontsining l6O srre., situate ia
sid County Sid tract viii be Offered FOR
sale 10 20 scrs lott.
TERns cr SxLE On third or he Dur.
chase money to be psid in cssh, md The
balance in t~c sqasi instsllncnts o. IL end
- months. The purchaser giving notes for
The deferred payments. PAYABLE 10 eaidi
with Interest from js,c. md
without relief from vsiustion sud s5rrEise-
ment laws .
BRUNO BUETTNER.
, 1867-04-23

5. Drawing lots conformably with s II of the
Colonial Law, to ascertain which of the Coun-
Gil members are to retire at the expiration of
the period of election 18th April).
The lots were drawn as follows:
a, Among the crown members according to
which lots to retire were drawn by the 2nd
member Meincke and the 3rd member Men
des-(Stakemann, Dubois and Walker re-
main).
b, Among the members of Christiansted's town,
according to which lots to retire We're drawn
by the End member Pontavice and the 3rd
member Observation-Disclosures remains).
c, Among the members of Christiansted's Coun-
try district, according to which lots to retire
were drawn by the LIST member Christmas
and the Sid member Dam - (Ratclife and
Percy remain).
d, Among the members of Frederiksted's town,
according to which lot to retire was drawn
by: the LIST member Sarauw-(Faber re-
mains).
e, Among the members of Frederiksted's coun-
try district, according to which lots to retire
were drawn by the 3rd member Plasket and
the 4th member Hinckson-NIoore and
Knight remain).
The Chairman fixed the next meeting for
Monday the 18th April, and the order of the
day, the list discussion of the draft of the Bud
get for 1667-66 with the Money-Bills apper-
tanning thereto.
The meeting closed at 2 o'clock.
, 1867-04-23

lie, that Mr.. JolIiffe assign proper rea-
sons, and when they are given-may be
such as TO excuse him-then we will
either find reason to demand an action
instituted against the contractors for the
imperfect deliyerance of Ice, or know
that there are no contractors.
Reader! think of this We sent yes
terday = Easter Monday-to the Ice
House, to purchase Ice. We learned
that nos Ice could be had. Mud you,
it was about 6 o'clock in the evening.
We called on Mr.. Jolliffr, who, not very
politely, told us that he had resoIued Not
TO sell Ice at that hour! Gracious Good
ness! Let US ask what is a monopoly,
ard let us beg the authorities to define
properly what are the duties, pledges &c.
of the Contractors for the sale and keeping
of Ice. We should be enlightened and
know something of the matter; although
the Contract has been published.
, 1867-04-23
TUESDAY, 23RD APRIL 1867.

WE feel great pleasure in giving the
result of The elections, at Westend, for
members Of the Colonial Council. Here
they are:
For the town Of Frcderik>ted:
Ju lge Sarauw with % votes;
for The country District of FrederIksled
WIN. Plaskett Esqr. with II votes,
and +. A. HeiIbuth Esqr. with II votes.
The election of two members for the
country district Of Christiansted came off
as follows:
Admiral Christmas with 6 votes.
A. NJ. Dam, Esqr. with. 6 votes.
~ces@
We have on very many occasions had
cause to complain, either of the irregu-
larity of the dcIiverance of Ice, or Of the
poor manner in which the public is sup
piled with it. We have had reason to
give insertion in our paper TO many arti-
cles on the carelessuess shown on the
part of the contractors ; and the indifer-
ence exhibited on the part Of the autho-
rites, in regard to these matters. Now,
every body knows perfectly we'll that
there is a monopoly granted by the 20
vernment, for the sale of Ice. Every
body understands we'll enough what the
meaning of Monopoly is. Every body
knows that The Apothecaries in this ISL
and have the monopoly TO sell medicines.
Every body knows that no one, except
the Apothecary, can sell patent medicines;
but every one knows that the Apotheca-
ny must sell at any time, and why? He
has the monopoly to sell medicine and
necessarily must sell the article when
there is a call for it. Every body-ex-
cept Mr.. Jollife perhaps-knows perfect
ly we'll that Ice is no LUXURY, and
when Mr.. J%ollife, who is the retailer of
Ice here for the Contractors, should
think fit to enact a decree that no body
shall haze Ice, for what reason we know
not, we demand in the name of the pub
, 1867-04-23
( illustrated London Meas, Marcel 30.)
THE NEW ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

There is some disposition, we fancy,
to judge Italy by an unfair standard.
The tone of criticism which seems to be
considered most suitable TO her position
is extremely harsh, even though it be
meant TO express kindly intentions. The
friends of Italy, no doubt, see in her pre-
sent position much to d%eplort in her
immediate prospects, much to apprehend.
Bot they do not sufficiently allow for the
inevitable effects of the past. In her
struggle for independence they gave her
every encouragement; now that her in
dependence is assured they are a little
too liberal of censure, Italy, by gallant,
arduous, ~cxhausting efforts, has at length
reached the summit to which, ten years
ago, it was thought little short of mad
ness for her to aspire. Her flag waves
proudly over the whole peninsula-from
The Alps to the Adriatic. She put all
her available strength into the contest
which has at last made her mistress of
herself. She pants, she trcmbles in
every limb, she shows symptoms of hav-
ing taxed her energies beyond their natu-
raj limits. She will recover herself,
doubtless, but she requires time. 1t is
not quite considerate to expect from her
Just now all the steadiness of progress
which might be fairly demanded from a
country whose Constitution is Of old, and
whose vital powers have never of late
been severely tried. The friends of Italy
should stand by her until she has had
time to regain breath, and, instead of
worrying her with reproach in the shape
of advice, should let her feel that in the
extremity of her exhaustion her spirit is
not misunderstood.
Italy, as she now is, would soon cease
to be Italy. England, at the termination
of the War of the Roses, would have soon
ceased to be England but for an entire
alteration of her policy. She had, in
some sort, to break with the past in order
to qualify herself for dealing with the
future. So it is now with Italy. AS the
King solemnly reminded his newly elected
Parliament, "There has been a time for
daring resolutions and bold enterprise.
Now that her existence is assur-
ed, Italy demands that the forces of her
intelligence and her will shall not be ex-
hausted in intemperance and rivalry but
shall, on the contrary, be concentrated,
with the object of giving her a stable and
wise organisation, in order that she may
be able to develop in repose and tran
quillity the elements of vitality and pros
perity which she has received from Pro-
, 1867-04-23

patriotism enough 10 let their action be
guided by their knowledge. Her Parlia-
ment, "renovated at the fountain-head of
the national suffrage" will, we trust,
address itself, with a grave sense of its
responsibility, to the difficult work before
it, as in electing it her constituencies
have exhibited a marked increase of ma
tional and political life. Patience! She
will come right b~y-and-by,
The Italian Parliament was opened by
King Victor Emmanuel on Friday last.
Perhaps It's political complexion has not
yet been fully aScertained, even by the
Government at Florence. 1t is generally
thought, however, to be more 'mode-
rate"-that is, less under the influence of
the ''party of action"-than its predeces-
sor. PROFESSIONALLY it has before it a
task which will put all its legislative
ability to the proof. AS Signor Rattazzi
told his constituents at AIeSsandria a few
days ago, the financial situation of Italy
is "diSastrous." The Speech from the
Throne, in more euphemious phrase, inn
plies as much. "The financial question
is at the present day." it says, mot only
a question Of supreme interest for italy,
but also one of honour and national dig
nifty" How 10 make both ends meet 10
the problem to be solved, and it must be
solved without imposing any additional
burden upon the people, who already
stagger under a weight of taxation, if
not absolutely too heavy to be borne, at
any rate too %unequally distributed over
the body polite to admit of its being
borne without serious suffering The
annual deficit must be annulled-but how
This is the most urgent of the questions
which the Parliament just opened will
have to dispose of. The task is not alto
gether impracticable, but its performance
will make large demands upon the self
denial, the patriotism, and the moral
courage of both the Legislature and the
people. Italy must be content to forego
for a few years a position of influence in
the comfy of European States. 1t nay
be as severe a test of her wisdom to do
as it is for a noble, who has Just estab-
lished his right Of succession to an ho-
nourabIe title and a splendid estate, to
abstain from assuming his social rank
until he has cleared his inheritance of ALI
its encumbrances-but it will be part of
the price she is doomed to pay for her
unity and independence. One thing is
CeItdIH' sue Hu>I dCqulesCo III d pOlCy
of present and temporary se~lf-abnegation,
or she will, at no very remote period,
find herself permanently incapacitated
from living up to her legitimate position.
Our confident expectation is that now, as
heretofore, she will choose the course
which best BELTS her.
An army for domestic use, and a small
navy for the protection of her mercantile
marine, are all the armament which Vic
tor Emmanuel will absolutely require for
some years TO come. They will answer
all the purposes of national order and
security and these are ends beyond
which, for a while at least, Italy should
not aspire to go. She need not anticipate
war with anyone. Sho has no aggression
to fear. Very large savings may be effect
ed, in addition TO those which have alrea-
dy been realised, in the Department of
, 1867-04-23
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is Guaranteed in every instance. Price, 81, or
four bottles to one address, 81.
Ono bottle is sufficient to effect cure in nil
ordinary eases.
ALSO. DIR. JOINSvILLE'S SPECIFIC
PILLS, for tho speedy and permanent cure o
Gonorrhea, elect Urethral Discharges, Gravel,
Structure, and MI affection of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Cures effected in from one to five days.
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harineless on the system, and mover nause-
ate the stomach or impregnato the breath. No
change OF diet is necessary while using them, nor
does their action in any manner interfere with
business pursuits. Price 81 per box.
Either ofthe above mentioned articles will be
sent to any address, closely scaled and post paid
by mail or express, on receipt of price Address
all orders to
BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists,
%, 1yl No. $50 River Street. Troy, N. Y.