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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24
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boots. ! doE. fine linen towels. = duZ. Rogers
best silver dessert folks. ladies large real uoI'
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

Noble Anna Dickinson,
Reputation IN ght is thine
Whose was ever better won
Longer bound TO hive and shine
Working, even when child,
Thine own living TO sccurei-
il a mother, cares beguiled
bv thy presence sweet ana pure ..
Faithful Anna Dickinson
Ever laboring. day and sight;
Conscious that thy works not done
Until Wrorg gives place TO Right
Lifting up thy winning voice
In the cause OF the oppressed
While all weary hearts rejoice
At the thought OF Wrongs redresse,i
God speed Anna Dickinson
GUIDE her in her chosen way.
May her work. 80 well begun,
Piospered be from day 20 day.
And when rest her weary feet,
Aud VIC miss her genial face,
Heaven her record shall complete
Noblest romdH Of the Race ~
g. K. h.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

FRAUDS on THE REvENUE.- The
committee on retrenchSssnt submitted o
report prepared by MIR, Van Wyck, on
Monday, 1t presents the general subject
+ fsa-ds upon the revenue in New York,
and the administration OF revenue affairs
the frauds have somewhat decreased dur
iny the past year. owing to the reduction
in the whisky tax. The president has
continued to shield officials against whom
grave charges have been preferred.
Buckley was sent secretly TO New York
Ia aid the president in removing Mr.. Rol.
Inns, and this mission will cost the govern
merit $4,000 The Kentucky Bourbon
elses were postponed by Mr.. johnson on
tho promise of the defendants to furnish
evidence against Mr.. Rollins, which
Ruckley has failed TO got. Tho delay
viii cost another $4,000 Honest rev.
,nue officers are made to feel that thay are
rot supported by the head Of the govern
m"t The testimony OF Mr., Rollins i
very fuhnpon tho question Of the rerPon-
>ihility for commitments and removals
" has nc authorfy whatever at present
rHcnpt toreeommend a.oeryisors. Aftei
The fhiladclphio cenyeahO, Secretary
NnCuliach, hy writtea order, .ak th,
y hole matter connected with the rcc,,.
mentlniieue sud app aintmcnts OF collec
tors on assessors out Ut tho commissioner
office, and in August last, the secretar,
ordered nI applications for suboldinat,
ofticer- such puager-, inspectors, etc.
20 ts. mad direct To hi, office Mr. John
>nn has continued to disregard his recon
ueadati1ns i,r removal, and number q
Eases arr detailed where officers known t
Be guilty Of very grave otfensrshav bee
retained in spit, Of proofs submitted t
The president
rgr Fr>rlNG APPROPRIATIONS BILL
Tao i,NaWinp are the appropriation
made during the second session OF I'll
t.rtie,h Congress, n recently compiled
I, Gricnccs Tor the Execution of tho r
construction law, and for the quartz
mls'er'- department for the year endin
Juua 30. l9G~, SO SO 1876 militar
academy Tor 'ho yer ending June 3
1863, S9;G5l2 posi- office department
T210aa0no consular nd diplomatic c,
pcnses Si"i2 49, army expenses, -
gss,09s naval etqus.,. sl7,35G,35C
Legislative. executive and judicial, ST.
9o6.3i7 sandry civil expenses, ss,l74
90; pensions. S30,350,000; deficienci
for the year ending June 80. 1868, 81, 16:
s26, Indian Department for the year en-
M June 30, 1860, sasl7.52s misce
ianoous, sl0,2t4iis; to,al, $3.50. sol Sc
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

Ripley's Opera House will be opened
On the Goth Of December
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

This distin suished gentleman and
eloquent orator addressed our citizens,
at the Court House, on Tuesday last.
The day was a very disagreeable one.
it raining nearly all day, and the roads
being very sloppy, yet the house was
very we'll filed, and we are sure those
present felt richly repaid for their tron.
ble and time. Mr.. Brown confined
himself principally to q discussion OF
the Public Debt and financial qaes-
Itions, and We risk nothing in saying
that he elucidated them SO thoroughly
that every man in the house who
wished to, understood them fully
when he concluded. He showed how
the debt had been created. the char
acter Of the laws and obligations I'M
der which the bonds had been issued,
the position OF the two political par
ties in regard to the payment OF them
1.-The necessity for an initiation OF the
currency, and the gross hypocrisy o.
"a portion OF the Radicals in this State
protesting to be in favor OF paying
loft the debt according to the law un
, der which it was created,-in green
backs-when for three years during
which, they had supreme control OF tn
government they had been'destroyin!
greenbacks, by contracting the cur
Irency, instead of redeeming the bond
with them. We are sorry that but
small number of Radicals were pres
!. ent to hear Mr.. Brown on Tuesday, 10
such arguments would at least st
them to thinking, which is e1niva
lent with a reasoning man. devoid
prejudice, to voting the Democrat
ticket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

pose TO paw , q mors than thousand mill
ions OF the National deb, by issuing green
backs aud compelling the holders OF tie
bonds 10 ,ske them in payment. VI course
this, as these men we'll know, would result
In the destruction Of the credit OF the Gov.
erpmen, at no me and abroad, and ultimately
in practical reputation. which 10 the real
object sought"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25
For the Jasper Courier.
HAYsvlLLE, Sept. 10, IS

HAYsvlLLE, Sept. ID, 1868.
MR. EprroR-In the present days OF
political fever when Grant and Sey-
mour clubs are all the rage, and the
excellent system Of the teudal ages
seems again to be revived wish
through the columns of your journal
to bid each party show do ye do"
1t seems that both parties are max
ling great scramblirg over the col
der. aud each one attempting to claim
his vote by their manifested express
sions of endearment and affection
however as the old saying is ''talk il
cheap but it takes money to buy
whisky"
A specimen of Radical love for sol
diers occurred here yesterday, il
which a crippled radical soldier and
veteran, was opposed to an intense'.
loyal stay at home radical patriot to
the election to a school in this town
ship. Tie radical "stsy at home
bad been a pupil of the soldier radl
cal in days Of yore-and the election
Iof the colder by seven radical vote
oh no! The radicals voted for tn
I'stay at home to a man, and the trail
|orous Democracy and soldier hateI
/. stood firmly by the veteran.
Comment is unnecessary.
a. J. JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

\, TCongress met on Monday, .
quorum of both Houses being present,
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the President OF the
Senate and the Speaker Of the House
adjourn their respective houses until
noon Of the 10th Of October, and they
then. unless otherwise ordered, fur
Their adjourn their respective. houses
until the 10th Of November, at noon
and then. unless otherwise ordered
further adjourn their respective houses
until the first Monday in December
' ct noon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25
PR0CL A Nj AIl0 NJ
STATE OF INDIANA,
DUBpIs County.

DUBOIS COUNTY.
!, Henry HsunIe', Shsrf o. Duh""
counW. Indlans, hereby noi'fv ne legal
voters oi srid county, ihst az elect'ess,,"iii
be held NJ ibe usual pinces OF holding elec'
lions ia the severn i'ownrbipr 81 said county.
On Tues day, The 18Th day 81 U..,c6es, 1868.
'or The psrpose Of eiscii'g 'hs tiic.rs
10 The Cirrk's cer,i icaie Of.
tsch.d sbove. The If -ers wtSfs th!yit
is are hereby nouGsd 70 hold r"d ELECTION.
and make cae return thereof. according 10
law. 1 certify the above and trsraotsg 10
be a true cnpy Of the ~fn OF eiecuon. ss
issupd by cad CLERK. rai.
Wnres- nv hsnd "a Sucn Sheriff. this
lal.t 8sv Of Sept. nbsr, 1868
HENRY MAUNTEL. Sheriff d c.
Sept. 20, 1868 3 "a Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25
rcessher Eicai(l,. fsEA I
STATE OF INDIANA. . 81 4
nupuls 4 OF MY. ~ III

D.
y HENRY A. HOLrHAUS, CLERk Of
II the Circuit Court in aud for said evpny.
d. hereby certify 10 the Sheriff Of said sss~-
", that o. The general election, 10 be held
on the second Tuesday in Octobesp A. Ds
1868, the following fiji cers ere 70 bd elebte5.
,o-wu z:
Oae Governor for the Safe Of. indiana.
one Lieutenant Governor for the State
OF Indiana.
One Secretary Of State for The State Of
Indian. ~ NJ
One Auditor Of State for The State of
4 One Treasurer Of State for the State of
Iudisna. 'f',"
One Clerk Of the Supreme Cour. for the
State of Indiana. ,etF oas" ~
} One Superintendent Of Public Instruction
: for the State Of Indiana. lka
: Oae Attorney General for tho State of
] Iudisns: sp5ofls aarA
One Member Of Congress for the ID Con.
pressionel District Of Indiana.
: One Common Pleas Judge for the district
:. composed OF the counties OF Dubois. Spencer,
. Perry, Craw ford and Orange.
Q Que Prosecuting Attorney for ssid Dis.
). trct. ..t,p
One Prosecuting Attorney for The Third
Judicial Circuit.
:. One Representative for Dubois-snd Mar.
m tin counties. HNh
Oae Senator Tor Dubois. Pike and, Martis
J counties. ior.3 'et
o One Sheriff Of Dubos county. rns
'ei One Clerk Of the Courts Ut Dubois county.
~ One CJrunsr Ut Dubois county.
r. Ose Appraiser OF Real Estate Of Dubois
county. ltN
Ons County Commissioner for the first
'n district oi DuUo's county.
lis Oae Assessor for each Ut The sew eral town.
II. ships o. Dubois coDnty.
ri, One Justice Of ,he Peace for Baiuoridgo
township air
=" Ons Justice Of the Pesce Tor ferdinand
on tow n-hip.
er One Justice Of the Pascs Tor lInrbison
nd township
AID the Sheriff Of said county " hersbv
~ ordered and directed to g,ve due ind legal
nd NOTICE OF SUCH Election, eccurding 70 Law.
M Wunss- my hand, aud Srsl ~ he Dubois
Circuit Cuur'. a. jasper. this 2lsl dsy OF
= utemh-r. 1868 ..4
HENRY A. HOLTIlAUS, Clerk d. c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

IN accordance with the law, Public En-
y animation Of psrspps desiring 10 teach
Public Schnols ia Dubois county, will be
he Id al he NJ f.. Church in Jasper, Friday,
Oc'ober l6. 1861.
Any terson d~sirire 10 obtain license TO
teach less than the eight branches, &c CURED
by law mus, first present o certificate 'fom
the Director Of . District certifying 'osn
election. md the branches desired TO be
taught during the ensuing school term.
Teachers must bear IN mind that nndH
the new law no certificates ior teaching csn
he granted hereafter NJ private sxamln''
tons, and ii is therefore important Tint ihev
-hould attend the Public Exsminstion, ara
bring with them q cer'ifcsie OF moral char
uc.er from their respective Ttustees.
Al STRAIN. School Examiner,
Sept. Is. 'GS-3 t9 af
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

THE LADIES FRIEND, FOR OcroBER
"A fine Steel Plate, "The River
Spirit" a brilliant Fashion plate, and
q spirited wood-cut Of group OF
young people amusing themselves
with Halloween rites, are the lead.
ing embellishments Of the October
number OF this beautiful monthly
In Literary merit it is decidedly at the
head OF magazines of its class. The
Prospectus for the next year containt
unequalled inducements to new sub
|scribers, and we advise our readers tc
send for a specimen number (Which il
furnished gratis), and avail them
selves OF the Publishers muniticen
offers. It is published by Deacon 4
Peterson, 319 Walnut street, Phila
delphia, at $3.50 q year (Which al
go includes a large steel engraving,
1.-THE Lady's Friend" and 1.-The Sal
|urday Evening Post" $4.OO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

nTThe radical enthuslasm over
the Maine election seems much h.e
the mustard plaster on the feet Of the
emaciated, dying Irishman: "Doc,
Their, dear, it strikes me this is q deaI
OF q mustard for 90 little mate"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

~An Indianapolis special to the
Cincinnati Chronical says the Vim
cennes railroad is progressing so rap.
idly that it is believed the whole line
will be in operation by the first Of
January, as Gen. Burnside's contract
provides.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

Cncusr CouRr.--Judge Baker opens
h;s cours here next week. There are
but ten new civil canses docketed for
this term. Can any county IN the
State, with az largo q population
/ show a. email an amount OF litiga
tionl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25
Who Paw the Taxes.

The radicals say the poor pay no taxes
VINO paid the hundred and sixty three miils
ions o. dollars in gold in thrift duties during
the last yeur. Bs far The larger proportion
of i, vas psid by The lsbcrine men who con.
sumo The goods imported.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

Received Other than income S34l, 3lo.563
Thus il will be seen that OF the large
amount of tsxes paid to the General Gov.
$3.50 600 600 in 1867. and
over Slo6 GOO ,OCO IN 1868 only S64 9S4..
437 in each year, were taxes derived i'om
incomes! Where lid the remaining $42o,.
6l9 537 in 1867, and s3ll 3l5 563 in 1868.
come from! !, diJn't fad its way into the
treasury by itself. No; but j. came from
tsxes on every thing iha. The poor man wears
and almost everything he eals-irom tsxes
on cotton aud wooden cloth. on calico, on
shoes and boots, on his coat, his vest, his
pants, his shirt and his socks-on his sugar,
coffee tea and salt-on his spade, pillow ant
shov el-on all agricultural and horticulture
limp le men,s - on matches end medicne-or
his forks, knives snd spcons-on his hammer
and Ratchet and uails-on his deeds ant
mortgages, notes and receip's-aHd faaily
on the very coffin in which he is buried AM
We: interruptions Radicals say, the poor mn'
pays no taxas!--Indisnspolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks

! .eo-ts Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks
Will address tie people as follows:
BoosvnLE, Friday, October 2, at
, o'clock, 2. NJ:
PErERspuRa, Saturday, October 3. Al
~, / o'clock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25
Demorests Monthly.

This Magazine we'll deserves its
great and increasing patronage. 1t 10
such a work as a man need not be
afraid Of introducing into his honse.
Though fashionable, it is not frivolous.
On the contrary, it is full Of sound
sense, useful information, and vigor
ous, heightened thought. There is
more for the money than any other two
Magazines, and the quality is as good
as the quantity is generous. Surprise
your wife, sister or daughter. with q
years subscription. as a birthday
Thanksgiving or Christmas gift. II
will pay well for tho investment
wv. Jennings Demorest. 373 Broad
way N. Y. $500 per year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

tII' or Kentucky, will address the oiti-
zens Of Dubois county. in the Ger
man language at
Jasper, Monday, Sept. %, at o'clock
Holland, Tuesday, Sept. 90, at
o'clock, P. NJ.
Huntiugburg, Monday, Sept. 20, at
: Y o'clock, P. M.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25
pUJRLlC SPEAKING,

saaa Hon. THOMAS K. CoBB,
District Presidential Elector, and
vai.i'is" Hon. c. S. DoBBlNs
Will address the people Of Dubois
County. at Jasper, on Tuesday Sept
80. 1868, at O'Clock, 7. NJ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

DThc population of our neigh
boring town OF Washington is 2,fO2,
as shown by census just taken.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25
Taxes.

The Radicals are making tremendous et'
tons 10 deceive the people into the belize
thu. nobody pays taxes TO the General Gov
ern.uen, except the rich who pay IN income
TX. Now, what are the facts! Marx how
plain . story will set them down. Weg've
below the receipts for 1867 and 1868:
Total receipts for 1867 $3.50 644 orc
psceived from income "a $50. 447
Receipts Other than Income $425 GAO 537
Total receipts Tor 1868 S4o6 3oONUO
Received from incomes (estim'd "a 1874 AZ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

The pretense then IL, tina, one 'ace OF the
human beings, because it 10 inferior IN some
respects, and because il differs from thai
other, has TO rights ia humsn society ex
cep, such as the superior may zee proper, ~
the pen,iude OF its superiority, 10 dole on
10 the inferior.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

"lf one man, or one rDce Of men. - in'e-
rior 10 or wesker than another, instead o'
this being a reason. for denying them equal
rich,s and equal protection. il is conclusive
in favor Of EQUAL RIGHTS and equal
protection.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25

Some men according to sham Democracy
have no rights which other men are BOUND
10 respect. aud ss in former years, state
riuh,s are 10 BE- exalted, that individual
rights may be more siiscnslly crushed
The basis upon which this moos'rous theory
lie sought to be maintained IS as unlenaolt
and illogical rs The principle itself is wicked
and cowardly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-09-25
Joseph SerIllersheiIss
THE BEST

Muslins. Prints, Delaines. Marines. Silks
Lusires, Co,tonsdes, Lindseys. Flnorels
and al other kinds Of Goods Tor The Ladies
and Kisses. His line Of goods for Gentle.
mea aud Boys
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18
Second nlatriet.

s. A LOT OF GROUND, with tine buildings and improve
thereon, situated i'm the Second Di ircJ OF tails ly
house measuring 90 feet 10 inc on IRENE
street By ~ ieet I'D iCthes and lines in depth between
The hui dnPs snd improvements thereon consist Of one
story frame Rouse with sttt covered with stes divided
three ttnements and containing v buildings
containing rcous cisterns privies etc.
tQUAkE or GROUND ia the Sc 'ond District Of
this Ct designated by the 5S bounded by
house, st James Bissve streets add Carolton
lhs qusrs 10 divided into p Lots numbered from -
Lots Nos. /. ? 3 and Got No forming the corner Of
Custonhouse sad st. james streets each - iss
trout o. Customhouze sree BY lO2 feel IN depsh be-
Lots N5s e. Z g. 9 To- H. y and Is Cots Nos and 10
being coinsr lotsl msa'uIs IS folo~s:
Lot NJ 6messur's % isot inches and front on
roon Avenue 40 iee inches in depth and roat on Gus
dividing from lot No 2, and a iee in width the
Lot No "a feet inches line f ut on Carroll
ton l5l test inches the ne dividing from lot
Lot No measures "a iet inches front
l34 the line diviin 1t rom
lot No T. ISl inches lines On The line ividinr il
from lot No. - teet IN -yldth the rear iAe.
Lot No measures % Rect ~ ipch,s frnt on srrol1n
avenue lS iuchs, aud lines IN aeph On the I'm d.
vding lot No LIS feet inches and
line dividing from lot No IL b feet inches snd In IS
No 10 measures 10 isches front on Csrrotoa
Us feet inches aud lines the
vdug it from lot No rs in hes sud lises IN depth
the ire iong q from lot No IL y feet inches
lines 10 width on the resr Inc.
Lot No. Il "a inches and line front on Car
Ioton avenue, rs feet inches and ines the line oil
vcis from lot No 10, ~ inches on the
line dividing from lot No u and 81 feet in width the
Lot No l2measures 81 line front on Car
riton avenue, l22 feet inches ad lines deF.h
IN avidi u from ot Ne H. l9 feet inches ant ice
etph on me u dividing Il from lot No. l3 and "a feet
LoINo Is measures "a feet inches and line front Ca Car
re dviarg Los r. If6 feet inh and i1ss il
Gtpth ara 'front.' BsnTe street. szd 81 feet in
Lots Nos H. Is l6 Il and IS, lot No Is being corner
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18
First District.

THREE LOTS OF GROUND in he First District o.
this city. IN the square bounded by Julia Camp Magazine
and Girod streets designated BY the Nos l. ads
Lot IS Julia by 90 feet
inches IN depth between parallel lines.
1he build and Improvements consist OF comfortable
ore-stury frame house divided tenemsnts and
tairng and closets back building contain
iug two rooms, besides prvy, cstern etc.
Lot Ne ? ADJOINING the above 81 feet inches
front Julia street. By - feet inches depth between
parallel lines.
The buildings and improyem consist Of twostoy brick
house containing six wi gery around prvirs
Lot No 3, bel ia medatey contiguous that secondly
desoriosd 81 feet inches lines 0nt Julia
street, by sc inches depth between parallel lines
The hui sings ard improvements tlis lot eTacty
similar 10 those on lUt No. 2
4 TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District OF this
cry in the borndgd ~ NeF Levee Lafayette Com
and Girod street, designated as lots Nos and 49,
Lot No Is measures ~ feet inch front New
by 70 feet inches in depth The buildings
poyements thereon consist OF story brick covered
with states
Z being mmedist ~ ia the rear Of the precei n
10 feet inches and lines front Commercs
81 feet inches and lines depth the line
Lafayette street IS It inches depth on the other side
line and D feet / inch on the lie
The hui dings m improvements consist Of tEo-story
brick st. e, covered with ates.
The Cty Railroad runs through New Lvee street. and this
portion u these the business locality Of
District Offers rare II ducsuents 10 purchasers.