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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

Ne So by the Bonnvillc Enquiries
that . meeting OF The citixsns Of
ilnnsingburg. Dubois county, had
icon called ou tho 25th inst. for the
purpose OF dis:ussing fhs propriety OF
constructing . railroad frum some
point on the Ohio and Mississippi
rel % some point on the Ohio River
This % certainly public enssrp rise
Of great importance, and il 10 some
vhat astonishing that % little inter.
- . nsrifsstsd in il BY our own
eisieens.
There i . vast tract Of land living
between here anil the Ohio and Mis-.
sissipp, Road. tho fertility Of wh,cl,
= not exceeded BY any other portion
q the country. although At present
many parts Of il have no available
outlet. b. m examination or m.
Isap il will Do seen that with Little
OrIeans, or some other point in ths,
viciAity Tor the northern ssrmipss
Ind Sesburgh Tor tho southern. the
rcd 10 RIM via Psoli. Huns.axbureh.
Tsyts.s~.u. s.d Boonvile. il the
most practicable route upon which 4
cosld b constructed. though we m.
'isrsssnd that . strong effort viii o.
mstc - have ito sou,he.s, ternlDu. ~
Rockport.
Nov, whether this to..i would
make money" - ordinarily com
psshsnded, is. true enough. q pre-
sent. somsvhat qussfiosahie. III
q y vas owned ana controlled by ct
'xsns uho live on its route, HE in.
crease in the price 81 real estate
souid alone cover the expense Of H.
construction, and iherc can hc iule II
any doubs o % wheitrr il would nav
- own expenses, besides opening tile
gate u Commerce to this extensive.
and sstiie tract Of country. There
= ne town % tho river anywhere
which has greater facilities Tor the
Construction Of foundries. machine
shops. dspSis, &C., than Ncwburgh
end = : shipping point il has M
superior. Als0 it, situation below
tssnch island and Scuf{letsws bare Is
On additional consideration Of ~
soaii consequence. Nearly al the
Proeses from this section Of III.
cosnsry . shipped Southwark. ard!
s''sss sand bars, during Stages Of low
vaser. are very serious hiudrances 10
navigation.
And il the "shute" Goes irave
kv:.svills in the country. which /,
vii - al probability, sometime o.
smother, nothing can prevent New. 4
ourgh from becoming the principal
Commercial town il Sou lern H.
diana. -
y certainly stands No in hand to
90 something in assisting in the con 4
,truction q THE routs. ana securing
'his, u possible, . it, southern ter.
ninus.-l Newburgh Drummer. |
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

u The Russian treaty il 49,,
psss'ssestIy Prsssed upon All Con
grsssmsn uho call It the State De
Tassnent. NJ. seward u exceeding.
y snxioas % have il ratified. Ths
'dss thss final ection q the Senats
can b Postpooed till sext winter /.
ncs veil founded, Tor the treaty con.
ss'ns > clause requiring thar L mus,
@ acted upon within three months
rom ths date i was signed. IL.
Committee on Foreign Relations
meets again for its consider.s;or
0ovsrnef Norton. one Of il ,nemb.r.
ssFongIy isvoss the ratification.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

A, The > triton hi.d ~ The Supram.
Cur, ~ Frdsy l..i ~ n.ssrs Shark,
I'D Wake prn'ug Tor en- inIunr,ia,.
sg'ins' Tho Enforcement " she recon.,rue-
no" b''i. = 90 b. ini'"w.d by one iron
uso'r's. md ?rohsciy with other. from al
me Scuih'r" Ssles. praying for ,h- sane
action.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAMBS
NOTICE. hr,-ov gwen Tia, The under
-igr.d 'mmi--i.ner sppoin,sd bv u.
dubois Circuit C'mu % Dab.i- Ccuosy. II
a'"'. =" ssu't ~ ps-sulyn ~ ssaI -s,.re
sh'fe'" John s'fsasispsehes il pr a.,
"seph trisdnsn. ~. e. a. are d.p.s
~''' ~ order ~ sid Court. sell q public
snciinn,
o. WEDNESDAY. Ny slh. "A D. 1897.
A'he do. ~ he cour Hou.s. ~. tol
In~ing real ssssts, simste in s.,d Cour,, !,
Onn''s md S'ss- ~ I.disns. 10 49,:
TT Z. 10 he y 3 a.. ., SC N,
q. snd ,hs y A. - ~. n e =, !,
3 .c''on No 81: ~ in Town one. SR <
" conss'ning 100 scres mor- q, less
TsRns % SALE One third 81 ~. ~,
chssr 'sonev 70 b. paid cash IN hand On.
'n"d - eight. ed rns third IN sw.vs
sson'hs from ds'e Of ssle. the su,ch.ss,.
giving no'"s with sprsev.d sscuvi,, b-.,,ss
"'''ss' from ds'e. snd wsivine seu.f from
siusiion o. sppvsi.sm.ns 1--we
HENRY MAUNTEI
Ccmmissi Iner.
1T. , ci-. Ar'v.
Ap'i; 10, 1857
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

u We learn thar an attempt va,
uiaic 70 rob the house 81 MIR. Jane,
Gillcy, near Ali"rlsvlIle. on last 81,
urisy. while the family w,r. =,
church. with the exception Of iirtlr
boy. sge'l ten or twelve wears. VIA
WA LETT n charge 81 III house. Tie
thief boldly entered the hnusr. AMI
coniIncnCcs! All lnds- cfluina,e sea,ch
ivr salnabI.s, when ,he boy cais,. II.
npcn him. III. THE ami ~nnld-hr.
murderer dew 4 revolver and fired
ipon the boy, The bal Ju-t giaziny
has ir't eide. Thg little fellow nast,l,
r-pai cd ~ the kitchen and canrht N.
ms fathers guh ana returned 10 a..
battle with Mr.. Thief, who on benz
confronted by determined bow. viii,
. loaded rifle, took refuge behind the
bureau. from which he wac soon r,ut.
t-i by The brave hoy aud made good
his escape Such instances Of luven
ne bravery arc rarc.-- w asL ngtun
Gazcttc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

IL At one OF tho schools in Chi
cago. the instructor asked tho child
rem i they conld give any tex, III
Scripture which forbade man having
Two wives. One OF the chiliren
sagely quoted in reply the trxt : M
man can serve two masters
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

u The Old Capitol huildiny. in
Washington. occupied ass rison
during the war. has heen sold Tor
about thirty 'hun-xnl uoiars. i. !,
gentlemen who viii convert il into a
hotel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

u A lady il Aiken. Son,li Car
oina. presented her husband with ionr
tine male children. AT lat sccnuii, /.
the father had no. recovered from his
astonlshmcnf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

II Garahaldi i ersists III shocking
his English sfor-r-. The o,h-r ~,
he rubIicl, baltzs.l baby in M.
! name 81 God and Of the legislator
Jesus."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

Ihe Presidents COOK il daily ~
I'scslng z summons from The irnpeach
mcnt committee Tor not putting LlscL
rcrrcr il INC SOM
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

The sniiraSr resolution passed rhis
morning. !, extends suffrage y. III
"iale citIzrh.. except rebels, des.it.r.
and stockholders.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13

" New Orleans has black police
men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13
GxAE.ss MAsoH. Charm On.
ow-s Tn r4s Secretary.

lev TO BEAuriyT rae ConrtKxios
"h@t y there % m.''tiying 20 . LADY IS 4.
"'s- 80 ''r- ssr' siIh pimples .hIoichss
sno ssfA"-"" sfspsions. sud yrt ho~ macs
'"'fr .f' Y = 'o' IN pure rsg;rc., ..f, ,
'Avm '".s-' Gu tho sru, ...rs ~,
"''~ ~ ofuyg. msk- you On DIN 49,,
~ f~~n'y gssins ,odd. 81 Issd. ..J 90
~ -" pr c'rs'~ " irssn iard. A.
5" M 70 tho 'scs Every night; 81 N
s'r ''"s keep ~ nYs.is gently .Den ~nn
k"'-s - blood r,-. -nd t.kr ~. Bi...
~ mr. 'nf-- hritr t.y, and you ~,ll d
petisc'iy s.'"nI-hyd q N. r~s.it icrsa
b''e'- week \. p..~c. C,n,i.n- h.
''a'"t"' a"'ii p~r'sc' car. 70 rfi~e.s.
: h'cf M III u .s-ry sAsrr tirns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-13
NOTICE 40 HEIRS o. PETITION ri
salt. REAL ESTATE

S'afr ~ III isns. Dii~is Ccun,y..
Court y. Common l'lcas.
NOTICE % hereby e,s-n met WiInsu,
49, Hrndricksor. Ainiriss,sios ~ shsl -
ss's d Bs'j .min X Kemp dscsss-d. hes oibl
ms pstitso. 10 sell = portion ~ the Rssl ~.
tsts o. The dee sdent. his p-rsnnsi being ~.
-ufhel-n' 10 pab he des's, Esd shss
sid psn Ion will b. heard a che 0sxs
term Of ,he Curt Of Common Pisss d sf.t
County.
AueG II. A HOLTHAUe.
Clerk a. Q. Y. Dubess CO.
js-ser. April Is. 1867
q r. b. Carr. Au'y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-05

shsa shgcd never hev bin Carried beyond tie heel.
Had /; sooPt ;aeVe. we wooi hev he'd en-. Bat
arryla Il q the radikie pint RiSier and Polock
took l.. -, iouniaShcn Vt bGilt wuE upset and
Ne are al az 81 aSin. W~i. Oh wood that we
Wa nj ay thee Vvrjn tsuSJCS.
PErSoJEJN '. Massey, L. NJ,
w ich j. Postmaster
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n. l.. Chase's Photographic Gallery!
FORT STREET.

Is NOW OPEN y PREPARED TO
d ta4- rtlHEIdEAFff- - a~y SIC % .e Bar >TTLE AID
- ruF Nor = a-uzArtr IErN-
COPYING AND ENLARGiNG doe IN the
49, UH~u-r-
Ter Sc Cad. q TIE Hzsaan KiHrs. Cs--n., CAiss as4
cse-r nat4s1- F-fsanf-
49, si sasa-=--i e LtRGE AND SMALL
FR -. 30 ~1ls - L. Free.
So III d. L CHASE.
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Now sed Pollok, :. let u examine in the
same way n ayTage specimen Nv the CaUcasben
race. q he i found in this delectable spot. VIII
I-saker Gayitt b. good enough to step iorrerd? 1
TerpOse TO demonstrate the sooperiority Nv the
CaUcashen with a two foot rule. Figures won;
lie. Step up, Lsaker.'
And lsaaker slept up. and wuz measured with
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Nasty Papers.

t. we're being fSs1d ssi ITalss.s. VT. Nzssy
zad III FSiisssrs Decide % 20 back sa ia
Meeting. The f5.cf Of shieh va spelled - Pei
lscs. tAs iHiE0i, >isrr-keePer. and jSssPh Ei<ier,
iaIr 4. 3. A..
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dence would have desire TO see the expresident and
the author OF the Moral Science.
The sons of President Wayland have performed
their labor of filial love in careful painstaking
manner dwelling on every point of Importance with
untring assiduity and neglectng no source of nfor
nation which could do honor TO the memory Of their
distinguished parent. We cannot say that their work
is not wholly free from the traces of loving partially
but they certainly do not presume too much on the
sympathy of the reader. who in the perusa of their
volumes cannot fail 10 acquire deep interest in the
principles and snowy actions such record of solid
unpretending worth is a wholesome spiritual medical
ment.
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soms Of Tie things ,,il BY ihe Critics hhou.
pUTNANTS MAGAZINE.

Rhuoui a Enquirer; lie rrai 81 tle MIG OF ", Ameean
Nlrt s than ordinary importance" No magazine
b. rr.r Appeared upon fc the Aaitc of BALI The merit
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-09

~ Elizabeth, formerly Mrs. Chambern OF Port
landl. Consultation free at her office at d. H. Ten,
pie IL Co.'S re, Congress and Pearl Streets
Portland, every Wednesday. kellys celebrated
Medicines to be had at her office and residence.
March 20. dom,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-09

CINCINNATI, April s.
Three men. Case, Angus and GOetz, the
murderers of Mr.. Hughes, have been sentenced
to be hung on the 3Oth inst
HARTFORD, Conn., April8
The Democrats carried the city election to-
dav Inv 600 majority, a gain of 100 from last
Monday. They elected four of the six Alder
men and sixteen of the twenty-four Council
men A light vote was polled. The Demo.
Gratis are celebrating their victory by proces.
sion and bonfire
LOUISVILLE, KY, April g.
Judge Ballard, of the United States District
Court OF kentucky, has deposed A. H. Hub
Dard, United States Commissioner at Lexing-
him.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April g..
Zen. Sweeney has disbanded the negro mill
ua companies of this city.
mass meeting Of the freedmen VIII De hela
ON Wednesday, Some prominent citizehs OF
the State have been invited to address the
meeting.
RICHMOND April s.
Gen. Schofield has issued orders that all va
cances occurring in offices before the conven-
ton is held, can only be filed by persons who
have taken the oath to support the COnsttu-
ton of the United States
TRENTON, N. j., April 8.
AT the city election to-day, Reed, Democrat
was elected Mayor, together with the entire
Democratic ticket for city officers The Dem
ocratic majority in the Council isl
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Havana, ssnyii and Honduras.

EGf5 NEW YORK, April
Havana correspondence, dated April Sd, says
three frigates Of the Spanish South Pacific
fleet, with Admiral Murez commanding in per-
son, have arrived at Santiago de Cuba The
causes given for this movement are conflicting
The most important and probably the most le-
liable is that Admiral Murez is Ell route for
Washington TO represent Spain in the Peace
Congress proposed by Mr.. Seward.
The steamer r. II. CuyIer is said to have
been captured by the frigate "Guaria," and
brought to Santiago.
Advices from Hayti report that Nissagesaget
had assumed the reins of government, and that
all was quiet
BY way of Havana we have intelligence in
detail Of the last news from British Honduras
The Anglo-Indian war difficulty was at end
so far as actual hostilities are concerned, but
considerable excitement of very unhealthy
character prevailed in the colony.
The mahogany cutting influence of England
was on the way toward complete disappear
anee. American enterprise by settlement and
agricultural development of the territory are
equally needed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-09

LEWISTON, AprilS.
About three and half O'clock this after
noon fire caught in the picker of the Lewiston
Mill, and Immediately communicated with the
cotton room on the second floor. Instantly
sheet of fame flashed over the whole room,
and extended through the picker ROOM Six
streams of water from hydrants were thrown
upon the flames, and the fire extinguished.
The building was slightly damaged by the fire.
The machinery was somewhat injured by wa
ter. From one to two tons of Gotten were
burned. The main part of the mill will run
as usual tomorrow and thereafter All the
losses are covered by insurance.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April s.
The foundry of English & Dixon in New
Philadelphia, Ohio, was burned last night
Loss $4,000. Insured $4,000
81. BoMANvILLE, G. W., April 8.
The large three story brick building occu-
pied by the Bomanville Furniture Manufac-
turing Company, with its entire contents was
destroyed by fire on Saturday night. Loss
very heavy. One hundred and thirty persons
have been thrown out of employment on ac-
count of the fire. 5t f.t
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 8.
Cotton-a shade easier; sales ], 200 bales; Middline
uplands 273 a. 2sc
Flour10 a 15c higher; sales H. 600 bbls. State at
10 Is 1885, Round hoop Ohio IL Is az IA 52 Western
10 10 a IA SO; Southern at II 80 "a II 60.
Wheat-3 a &c higher; sales $1,000 bush Milwau-
kee No 3 at 5S; No. do at 60 a 27O; White Cal
itornia at So a 40. :.
Connective excited and q Sc higher; sales 1885,
9o as bush Mixed Western "a q 25t in store and
252 "a u afoat; Yellow Southern at 2k2 +
Oats-active and excited and 90 Sc higher: sales
ia 900 bush.; State at rs 69 Tic.
Realistically.
Pork-closed Arm; new mess 20 90 a 20 co.
Lard-more active and frmer; sales at 10 "a 13Ic
for new in bbls. y -
Whskey-quiet.
Rice-dull and nominal
Sugars-steady; Porto Rico at 123c; MuscoyadO at
lot g lie; 553 boxes Havana at nj q III.
Coffee-frm.
Molasses-firm and in good demand sales Musco-
vado at IS a Coo. -
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at rs q,
Tie Rosin at 12I % 80. -
Petroleum-steady sales of crude at 16c; refined
bonded at "a a 28c. y
Iailow-steady; sales at II a. III.
Freights to Liverpool-very quiet. Cotton per
steamer I'D.
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The Indians Preparing for War with the
Whites.

ST. LOUIS, April 8.
A special dispatch to the Democrat from st.
Joseph, says the Montana Post of the 4th inst
gives tie following information in regard to
the Indians: Eighteen hundred Lodges of
Sioux, numbering three warriors in each
lodge, under the chiefs Red Cloud, Iron Plate
and White Young Bull, are encamped on Big
Tom river, about 35 miles from Fort Smith.
The Crows, Bloods, Peguins, Grosentoes and
Sioux have made peace among themselves and
Joined in league against the whites. About so
lodges are yet north of the Missouri river,
but will cross over and camp near Muscle Shell
river as soon as Spring opens, and after con-
centrating their forces the confederation will
wage war against the whites. They say the
ground, and that death is inevitable, and
they prefer it in battle rather than by
starvation. The commandant at Fort Smith
doubts his ability to hold his position, and it
is thought that if reinforcements do not arrive
soon, he will come to Cards Fort ON the Vel
low Stone.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-09
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April 6.
Flour buoyant and excited with an advance of 80 "a
l6c, little offering and difficult to quote: superne
II IS q 10 80; fancy brands at 16 90 q II 3d. in some
cases best grades held at IS 90; rye flour at Co.,
Wheat advanced 10 q 15c; no Spring in market;
No. Winter sold at go and No. do at O5 "a 10
No. do held at %. Corn firmer; No. Mixed at
SOC in bulk, and 90 in sacks Oats advancing sales
at 70 (9 75c. Rye firm. Barley steady and unchang-
ed Whiskey dull at 26 Provisions quiet and un-
changed. Mess Pork held held at % 75 "a % co. Bulk
Meats at g. 10 and lie. Bacon at 81 III and 12lc for
shoulders, sides and clear Sides Lard held at u
a 13c There has not been demand enough for any
arcfe to establish quotations. those given being rates
asked There is frmer feeling the part of hold
ers owing to the advance in gold Butter scarce and
firm at so a 33c. Cheese at II a 17Jc; common Ohio
at IL q 19c for factory. Exchange firm for par buy
ing and premium selling. Money close anu no ease
is looked for until the close of the week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-09
A Situation Wanted.

RY man to travel TO sell goods. large trade
- already established. Is thoroughly acquainted
with the Grocery and Flour business, and can bring
the very best of recommendations. Has been tray-
Cling fr the last three years. Address Box l647
Portland fost Omee. Apl6d1ws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-09
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, AprilS.
Flour very firm and holders ask an advance of Is
% zoe; Spring extra at II 90 a 13 80. Wheat firm
and advanced 29c; sales No. at 90, fand No. 2 at
49,. Corn fairly active and advanced a. &c; No
sold at o2, and No at &c. closing at 03l for No.
l. Oats steady and firm at 553e tor No. 1. Rye firm
at % tor Winter, and 81 a. 81 for fresh receipts
NO !. Barley firm and advancing; sales at 10 "a
20 for No. in store according to location Provs-
ions dull and frmer. Mess Pork at % 25 "a % ga
Lard du at Ia "a 12hc Live hogs dull sales at 90
az Z 02l for good to extra smooth -
Receipts 500 bbls. -four, 5000 BUSH wheat, 10.
600 bush. corn, 1,7O0 bush. oats, GOO hogs Ship
bush. corn, 200 BUSH oats