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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-20
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

Sts.a Of Indiana Dubois County. SIS:
10 he Common Pleas Court Of Dubois Conn.
". in the State o. Indiana, Nay term. A.
ID. 1868.
Joseph Suigel,
Henry Vo,R,,som Foreclos'e Mortgage.
Dina VsnBassom t.
eE 1T KNOWN. That on ,his l9th DAY
~ Of March in the year 1868. the above
plaintiff. BY his Attorney. filed n'the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Common Pleas Cour',
his complaint agsins. said defendant. ia the
above Untitled Cause, together with an afi
davit oil q competent person. ,hst said de
iendals Henry VonBas.om and Dina Won.
JASON, and Necessary parties 10 he fore.
closure OF The mortgage. and they are mol
residents Of The STATE Of Indisns.
Ssid defendants are therefore, hereby no
ufied of the filing and pendencv OF said com
plaint against them, and that unlrss the,
appear or demur thereto, at the calling o
said cause on the second day Of The mex
Term Of ssid Court TO be begun and he'd a.
the Court House in Jasper, on ,he Firs'
lMondpy in May next, said complaint. anc
the matters ard things therein eontsInec
and alleged, will be heard and determined il
their absenee.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk.
GIL h CARR. ATTY for Pif.
March 20. '6a-3w "o
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
State OF Indiana. Dubois County, Sc:
In the Common Pleas Court Ct Dubois Coun
W.. 10 the State OF Indiana, wsy term, A
u. 1868.
John p. KIingel Ex'rl 81 M
Of the last will and
testament Of Gehhart ro,.c,o.,s M,,,c.n,
ReiIing decd s's'
vs.
James L. Poison
- L 1T KNOWN. That on this 10Th day
- Of March in the year 1868, the name,
plaintiff by his Attorney flied in the Ofic,
of the Clerk Of the Common Pleas Court
his complaint against said defendant, in tn,
sbove intitled cause. together with an AT
fdsvit Of a competent person. that sald de
tendant James I. Poison 10 q necessary par
ty to the foreclosure Of the Mortgage, on,
that he 10 not a resident OF the State Of In
idsns. af
Said defendant is therefore, hereby mott
fed Of The filing and pendency Of ssid com
plant against him, and that unless he %
pears and answers or demurs thereto. at III,
calling Of said cause on the second day Of th'
next term Of said Court, 10 be begun On,
held at the Court House 10 Jasper, on. III
6rst Monday in May. next, said complain,
and thiDgs therein contained and sileged
will be heard and determined IN his ehaence
HENRY A HOLTHAUS, Clerk.
GIT. B. CARR, Au'y for Prf.
March 20, '68-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-20

The trial OF JEFF. Davis, which
was set for the fourth Wednesday in
March, has been again postponed,
this time until the 14ih day of April.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-20
PROCLA VI A TION.

In pursuance 10 Law, notes H. hereby CIV
en- that polls will be opened al The u,nal
places Of holding elections. 10 the several
Of Dubois County, Indiana. On
Monday The 6'h day OF Apsii. A ID. 1868,
,or the Dur pos OF elec,ipg the Officers men
in The foregoing preclpe, whereof oil
persons interested vii. tske notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly. Witness N,
hand and seal this ll'h day OF March, A
D. 1868 : ti i'i "'
Hsssv MauETEL, Sheriff ID. G. /;
March 10, '6S-lw ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-20

The peach and other fruit buds
look well in this locality have as
yet received no injury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-20
List OfLetters.

u EMA1NING In the Jasper Post Office
III and which il not called for within on,
month will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office
Able Benton Bierk Andrew
Chine Anton Fe.,y S 3
Fuis. Barbara Goesker Fritz u
HinkJ Hurst w 2
Hilton william N Joseph Prison
More And McGlsUIlin Sarah
McMahel IF Mailer George II Y
Miller J 4 Pierce Oliovi 2
Renner Felix Rsnrer JOS ~,
Reuss Michael Rlx Mary
Slab jos Shurig Charles
Shaw G w Welch v
Wersh John Pieohohoverki And
ZeH August JOSEPH EGG, +, NJ.
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Saddlery and Harness:
VIM. H.
Moth MAIN STREET,

Ge3Pors Guo1e
WOULD respectfully invite oil persons
w in need Of anything in his line TO cslf
and examine his stock before. purchasing
lie keeps constantly on hand.
md will make 10 order. in The best style.
all kinds Of Saddles. Buggy and Wagon
Harness, Collars. Brides. &c. ThsnkfUl
for past favors, he solic. rs a continusn nee Of
patronage. and viii endeavor 10 merit II.
dec. 18th. 1867 .aN
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49, - q ~.
ryrccIp1s .cd rxoeodi,uves Of Rain.
bridge TowHship, Dubois County, Ind,
ivf ID isc al yesr ending March 4. 1868.
Tow sHlP FUNDS.
On hand a, las, repor, 500 30
Nav \ & "a "a
.44 -
ro,ai expenditures SIT 70
-
Balance on hand f $3.50 50
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
S;oss ,scc;ysd e4 .5o6 os
IN. Nh -
.ro,sl .osndi,ures 2795 so
-
Balance on hand ~ Sll6S 23
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PATICULAR NOTICE.,
To whom it may Concern.

underslon led il now making srrsrge-
= meDts to leave Jasperin the Spring Tor
Europe. end therefore no:ifes Oh pessons
who are indebied to him. that they muSi sss.
tie their II deb,edness by The lot OF Nay,
1868. or their accounts " III b placed in The
ha nds OF officers for collection. % he 10 Dc.
siruus Of settling up his business before hs
leaves. N fJ aD
His stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing. Gro.
%ceries, Notions, &C., IL for sale very cheer.
and will be retsiied at cost and csrriaQs tor
caah. JOSEPH EGG,
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE. ta' ~
State or indiana, Dubois County, Court CT
Common Peas.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Leroy Cave,
~ Administrator Of Richard Nicholson,
deceased. has fled his petition TO sell the
Real Estate Of the decedent his psrsonsits.
ing INSULT cient to pay HE debts; and that
said petition will be heard al the next term
OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of ssid County.
Attest: HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clevk
e. T.. p. Dubois Co.
BY G. JosEPu Jurr, Dep'ty.
CT. b. CARR, Atty.
March d, '6S-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-20

COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP EXHIBIT.
1ECEIPTS and Expe "a drw'es Of Co'.An
E.e hia Township. pubo.s Countv. Indie aa
tor the fiscal year enoing March /, 1868.
TawSsHP LuSDs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02
ODE TO CHICAGO.

l have been to the North, have been to ths
South,
But in travelling man may afar go,
To the jumping off place, ere he will find
A town to compare with Chicago.
If you never have altered your name in your
life,
Nor ever did up to the bar go,
Or else run away with another mans wife,
They won't let you live in Chicago.
Some people send on bv Adams Express,
And some put their faith in Wells, Fargo ;
But if you would go to the ID direct,
You must enter yourself at Chicago.
There infants are fed on whisky direct,
For liquor they all to their ma go;
And the muly COWS give, man might ex-
pect,
Milk punch in the town of Chicago.
Yet it cannot be said that their morals are
bad,
Or that they too much below par go,
For the ID a moral the folks ever had
Who live il the town Of Chicago.
Oh, Sodom was some, and Gomorrah wa.
great,
And in Venice each man S an 1ago
But the beautiful city that takes them all
down
Is the elegant vile of Chicago.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02

AMERICAN CIIIEs.-The London Athe
neum remarks in the course Of review Of g
recent American volume: Baltimore will
live in the travellers mind city Of lovely
girls, Of passionate song and of perfect ter
rapin. II will keep its place when things OF
higher interest may have passed away, by
the color of its streets, by the dash Of its
people by the hea. of its pavement, bv the
frolic of its Qua.s. Other cities of the Union
may have their charms Bost"- is very mas
sive, Richmond is very picturesque.
New York abounds in riches, Chicago in
enterprise, New Orleans in wickedness, St.
Louis is fervid, Philadelphia nobly built, but
Baltimore has charm beyond nearly all
cities in America, which many visitor has
felt without being able to describe. The
streets are very sunny, the citizens very gay.
But these Things may be seen elsewhere. in
places where you do not feel the immediate
charm. Perhaps the secret lies in certain
combination of brightness and thoushtless-
ness in the city and the people, which Is
rather Sicilian than American. New York
and New Orleans are far more dissipated
cities than Baltimore; yet for kind of dec
orous excess in the WAYS Of vire-for dane
lug and dicing, for driving and dram king, for
a Ii the delights which are supposed to hang
about wine, women and soDG-'his city on
the Chesapeake bears away the bt Ii.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02

NEVADA, Cal, Nav 3.-A terrible storm
of wind, rain, hail and snow, visited this sec
ton of the State, las, night, commencing at
7 o'clock and lasting until about 10.
There was tremendous gathering of Union
men assembled at the tbeater this evening, to
ratify the nomination OF Grant and Colrax.
S. d. Merchant was chosen President, and J.
B. Merry, Secretary. One hundred guns
were fired. and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Speeches were made BY Hon. S. w.
Brockway, of Calaveras county. Marcus ID.
Boruck, of San Francisco Hon. J. B. Nc
Farland, Hon. f. W. Roberts, A. Delano.
and others, of this place. A Grant Club was
formed, and hundreds joined it. 1t was one
of the finest meetings ever seen in this conn
ty. Put Nevada county down, sound and
sure, $40 majority for Grant and Colfax. A
large delegation came up from Grass Valley,
headed by band of music. Large delega-
tons were also present from Rough and
Ready, Moore's Flat. Washington and Little
Rock
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02

THAcKERAY.-Mr. Thackeray never began
upon less than quire Of letter paper. Half
Of this he would cover with common drawings,
and on two or three slips of the remainder he
would do his work, walking about the room
at intervals with his hands in his pockets,
and with perturbed and woe begone express
sion of countenance. Some men bite their
nails, others stab the sides of their study
chairs with their penknives, others tear the
fronts of their shirts, others eat blotting pa
per. One of the most erudite photographers
| ever knew-a Franco American, who wrote
life of Columbus-used to lie fiat down on
his stomach, on the ground, and grovel while
he studied, like the Old Serpent.-G. 4. SAID
IN Belqrarid.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02

ERLANGEs. extraordinary law suit,
characteristic Of cur age, is now pending 1:
Erlangen, Wurtemburg, between the Jewish
community and the town council. The ccm-
etery OF the Jews, owing TO sanitary reas sons,
was closed. The Jews applied to the author
tiles for convenient plot Of ground in which
they might bury their dead. The council did
not dispute the justice of the demand, but
refused to assign to them special ground,
and proposed to them TO bury their dead III
the general cemetery. Upon this the Jews
appealed to the government, stating that their
religion required that their dead should not
be buried in common with those Of other re-
lisious denominations. The matter Is now
before the highest authorizes Of tie land,
which have not yet decided.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES.


From tho Trespass of last evening.
New YORK, May 2S--Prof. Henry Long
fellow and family sailed to-day for Europe
He will make continental tour.
New YORK, May 29.-Devivo, who sailed
for California last week, is the agent of Nine
Parapa, and goes to arrange grand concert
tour for her on the Pacific Coast.
New YORK, May 2S.-Arrangementsh have
been nearly completed for great Schutzen
Festival, to commence here June 9th.
Switzerland, Hamburg, Vienna, Berlin, and
other localities will be largely represented.
The King Of Prussia will send needle gun
to compete with other breech-loaders.
NEW YORK, May 90. - The Herald's
Montreal special says that the troops in the
guarrison there are under orders to be ready
for service.
The soldiers wives have been ordered out
of the barracks at St. John, and hospitals
are being made ready. Good detectives have
been sent to the frontier, and stirring events
are momentarily expected.
The Fensns are all activity on the border,
and an immediate collision is expected.
ALBANY. May 2S.-The second trial of
General Cole, for the killing Of Hiscock, has
been set for September 18th.
DETROIT, May 29.-The Michigan Demo
cratic Convention met yesterday, and appoint
ed delegates to the National Convention.
Resolutions were passed, denouncing the
favor of greenback payment and the taxation
of Government bonds; oppose the granting
of the public domain to specializing corpora
tons, and demand protection for all natural
lied citizens.
No preference was expressed for any Pres
idential candidate.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02
PACIFIC RAILROAD Up to Saturday Il

PACIFIC RAILROAD Up to Saturday the
cars had been running to the western sum
nit, Is miles east of Cisco, but to-day pas
sengers and freight will be conveyed through
the great tunnel, and from that point
where the water runs to the east-to Co.
burns is but 9miles, which is reached by
stages. At present we are unable to say
how long it it will be fore the gap between
Coburn's and the mouth of the tunnel will
be completed ralroad men say on the
18th others equally well posted say on the
10Th no matter, at least 4 900 men are at
work on the FIVE miles Of uncompleted
road, and the company are doing their best
to make the connection -Trespass, June |.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02
A SHORT SERMON WORTH HEEDING.-1n

A SHORT SERMON WORTH HEEDING.-In
Carl Shurz's speech before the Chicago Con-
vention he spoke the following words which
are text and sermon enough for whole cam
paign against the Copperheads: The things
We have to accomplish are so great that what
ever the provoeation may be. we can certainly
not afford to let personal excitement seduce
US into compromising our high dignity.
Whoever may become our friend, whoever
may become our enemy. let us steadily march
on with confident determination to fulfill all
the duties that rest upon us; to secure JUS
tice to the soldier who fought our battles;
Justice to the Southern men who fought for
the Union cause justice to the colored race
to whom we have promised true and eternal
freedom justice to the national creditor who
has staked hi. credit. Let us faithfully strive
to restore the honor Of the Government, crush
corruption inside the party, and to place hon.
ps., true capable men in public stations.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02
AN AWFUL PRoy:sIoN.-T The followin

AN AWFUL The following
the many amendments offered to Scudder' 5
Seduction Bill, when it was under discussion
in ,hc Legislature: Amend section third by
adding "Any female white person above the
age of thirty years, who shall by the means OF
false hair, false eyes, false teeth false bosonls.
pads, hoops, tiltuya, cushions, plunpe-s, col
or. paint. or any other deceitfnl or unlawful
cansrirancs n ei..lc CT ,educe into paats mony
INV innocent male pe.san o. persons of pre-
vi"us good character. m re or less, under the
age OF tweniy-one, or above TIE age Of fifty
years, shall, upon c'nvirti N, be punished in
the ssme manner. Ana. provided. this Act
hhail not app. IL The c.ty and county Of San
Fran .isco."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02
VERY WELL Told" The next morning

VERY WELL TOLD" The next morning
the Judge of the Police Court sent for me.
went down, and he received me cordially,
said he had heard Of the wonderful things
had accomplished by knocking down five
persons and assau,ting six others, and was
proud of me. was promising young man,
and all that. Then he offered toast
Guilty or not guilty Iresponded in brief
but eloquent speech, setting forth the i'm
portance of the occasion that had brought
US together After the usual ceremonies, |
was requested to lend the city ten dollars. "
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02

| SETH W.PAYNE AT OMAHA, ON HIS WALK
Weston started on his travels, the walkin c
mania which seized upon so many was sup
posed to include Seth WILDER Payne, whose
arrival at Omaha we now chronicle. The
announcement of his starting from New York
to walk from that city to San Francisco was
published at the time. He left New York on
the ll.h of November, and reached St. Jo-
seph about the middle Of February. His route
| lay Via Reading, Harrisburg, Pitts5urg, Gin
einnati, indianapolis, Springfield, St. Louis,
Jefferson City, Kansas, etc. He is travelling
over the world On foot in pursuit of kn0wl-
edge, is comparatively young man, not over
p years, cf medium stature, duk hair, square
firm looking face, the lower jaw angles, the
compressed lip, and the " hole expression in
diclting resoluteness OF purpose and deter
rninatiUn Of character-quali:ies that must
be largely drawn upon in prosecuting the
undertaking he is now executing. He has
tested his mettle, however, having walked
''All Over Britain on Foot" which is the
chief title OF book written by him, and
soon to be published. II originated in "a
1867, in doing which he set out from Gas
gov on foot and walked to Edinburg via
Sterling; thence through the south of Scot
land by the way Of Ab6otsford and Dumfries
to AYR; the crossed into Ireland, and walked
from Belfast to Dublin twas twice arrested
Fenian); recrossing the channel into
Wales, he walked from Ho,yhead through
North Wales to Liverpool in England, and
Liverpool to London by the way of Manches-
ter. Nottingham. Lichfeld, Stratford-on-
Avon, Oxford and Windsor
He is preparing TO resume his journeyings
soon, and over the great plains and noun
tains. the first real objective point being the
Pacific Ocean. He proposes to himself to
circumnavigate the globe! To as great an
extent on foot of course, as possible; but as
he can neither walk nor swim the great pond
that separates this continent from the Celes-
tial Empire, he will cross that in the usual
way, landing probably at Hcngkong, whence,
following the chief rivers into the wild re-
gions north of Afghanistan and Hindostan,
thence into the cradle world Of the Orient,
Egypt, North Africa, Arabia, etc. His pur-
pose is to explore all these unknown regions
which extend over so much of the area of the
oriental countries.-Onsaha Herald.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02
ESGLAND.-For mary years neither Jews

ENGLAND.-For many years neither Jews
nor Quakcrs were admitted On the direction
of the Bank Of Englaed. the most import
ant, and probably the most ancient, COM
mercial admin istrative boards of the City
of London. This last remnant of intoler-
ance has at length disappeared. Mr.. Alfred
de Rothschild has been nominated on the
house list as one of the directors. He Is,
we believe, the first Jew who has ever been
thus selected for this responsible and disn!-
fed position
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02

THOMAS DCLA was hanged at Statesvi.l",
N. c., for the murder OF Laura Foster, his
paranour, in 1856. On the scaifoli he dis
cussed politics With the crowd, and only cas-
ua,ly referred to the murder, refusing to aG-
init his guilt. The execution was effected by
the car, in which he was standing being
moved from under him. His sister rode with
him to the scene Of execution, and some three
THOUSAND people were present.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02
LET Us HAVE A STATE AGRICUL,
TURAL FAIR,

l. NeVaua - well nlSu lOuE years w
and is still without Mechanics 1nsti
tute, Mercantile Library Association
and an Agricultural Society. There i
ION paper Historical and Scien.i6
Society, or Institute, whichever it ma,
be called, with officers, we believe, bu
NO place wtereon to rest their dignity
and no shelves that we ever heard o
for their historical works to shine from
no cabinets for their scientific accumu
lations, DO books for the shelves that
are not, no specimens for the science
to arrange and no place where to blazor
| forth to an admiring world the imposing
| name of the association. Yet the His
torical and Scientific Society or Insti-
tute is an Incorporation and for that
reason is nearer being something in
the way of an Institution for the pro-
motion of the advancement Of the peo-
Piles social and educational status than
anything else in the State-the Sardine
Club of Carson and the Owl Club of
VIRGINIA City excepted. Now the agri-
cultural interest is extensive enough in
this State to make showing for itself
If there are not enough enterprising me-
chanics and ambitious merchants to
inaugurate a Mechanics Institute or a
Mercantile Library Association. There
fore, we say. let Us have a State Fair
for the exhibition of our live stock, our
big pumpkins, our sugar beets, our
meshanic potatoes and our cereals.
Upon the basis of this idea we have no
Commissioners of Orm.by county may
be able to settle their differences re-
garding the Pavilion and thea affect
compromise with the eaterprisn.
specuistor in Old lumber who made
a purchase Of the ruin on the Plaza the
other day, ami thereupon proceed to
put that classic structure in shape for
the Fair aforesaid. Something in the
way of organization among cur citizens
nu st be effected in order to get this
proposition into tangible shape, and
following such equalization some can
wasting among stock ra;sers, farmers
and cohnty authorities woald cone il
as part Of the necessary details. Bat
there is no time to be lost. We must
get the Pavilion iiphered up aal 20 to
" ork q earnest, making show OF i'm
portant preparation. This is 4 matter
really worthy Of ser.ons consideration
not oaly Carson Cry and
Ormsby county, hut of i'm ortance to
he Industrial interests of the whole |
State. We believe tie project is feast
lie if taken earnestly in hand and we
lope to see some sill made soon with |
.egari to it. Let a dozen pra ctical
business men put their heads together
md study tie matter out, and we war
ant that daring week or more in
Text September we shall have more
people here with money to spend at the
hops, bars and hotels than have been
een since the healthy old days when
'ur high toned Territorial Courts used
o administer justice between the hope
ul and virtuous adherents to the two
Del Monte law suit.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-02

MRS. SMITH has company to dinner, and
there are not strawberries enough, and she
looks at Mr.. Smith with a sweet smile and
offers to help him lat the same time kicking
him gently with her slipper under the table,.
He replies, No, thank you, dear; they
don't agree with NE"