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The New York herald., 1868-01-09

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
~ ELEGANT TROTrING AND COACH HORSES,
ELEGANT CLARENCE, TOP AND ROAD WAGONS,
sLrJGHs, HARNESS. ROBES. BLANKETS, &c.
The property Of William b Borrows, ESQ OF the Everett
House,
At his stable In Sixteenth street. FIRST door OF
BY EDWARD SCHENCK. this dav. 9th inst 10 O'clock
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El EAST THIRrlETH slREEr-A SMALL, PLEA
FL sini Room, with Board TO let TO single senerna
IN small family
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

DICHARD WALTERS, sHERTFF's AUCTIoNBE-
N Furnure-Wl sell this day Thursday a. II o'oio
at 7 and ~ East Broadway general assortment Of hou
hold FurBiturc Parior SUITS Sofas Chairs Tables MrpT
Bedsteads, Bedding, Carpets Sewing Machines qua,s
Of Barley; also quantity Of assorted Hobby Horses,
cases OF Glassware &c.
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Sl WEST SIXTEENTH sTREEr.-sEcOND SToti
Nv squarc back Room 10 lct suit ole for two gentL
men gentleman and vie. with nrst class Board
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lNOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET-Ar POgTCHESTER:
~ House, Barn with of Ground, well shaded,
plenty Of fruit For particulars address J. Il. Mosher.
Ilenvic Conn.
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A UoTloN sALr-eEoRGE B. REED, AUcTIoNEEa.
n WIN. PENNY salesman; GEO, B REED 4 90,
clock at their 81 Cedar street largo lsyos
China Tea Sets silver Plated Ware Cutlery, fine ~
Paintings, Engravings Blankets Cigars &c special aen
ton gwen to sales of ehod Furniture at private resi-
deDces. stores. saloons, &c.
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sl7 WEST THIRrY.FIRsT -sTREET~Two HAND.
~ somrly furnished Rooms 70 rent wLout boari in
private family sunny front. large close Call between
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

"A 4 UNION SQUARE, EAST SIDE OF THEl,RK-
I'll A small raror and Bedroom first aot "a lrt
reasonably with Board 10 gentleman and wife. Refer
required.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

7 ARGE FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM ON SECOND
IL door Of first class house, near Washington Park
large close bath floor; suitable for two friends
the furniture will be nodded TO suit permanent parties.
Apply at IS Walker street.
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no LEr-PERMANEN1LY, FOR 500 PER WEEK.
(snfurnished). entire Floor with liberal private
2ol5J; drst cass Address e. Boyds Express
Office.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

A FURNISHED HOUSE, CENTRALLY LOCATED, TO
II for $3.50 per or less. Several Houses for
FREEMAN CO.. 2l2 Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

OFFICE TO LET.-rIRsT LOFT, CORNER BROAD
" way and Duane No. sos, with storcroom. ~
HENRY SCHWAEZ 4 co.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

7 OVER PART OF HOUSE TO LET-PAR1Ly
~ furnished I'll May L. $50 month. Inquire IA Lafay
cite avenue, second door northeast of Nosrand avenue
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

C0 EAST EIGHrEENrH sTREETNEAR BROAD.
w way.Thrce neatly furnished Po1s 10 let 10 GENTLE
men. VITA Board II required Ia small fiy References
exehil
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70 EAST TiIIRTY-FIRsT STREET BEIwFE,
~ Fourth and Madison avenues.--turn Rooms
without Bo4rd for single or married gentlemen re
fetencea gwen and required.
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BOARD AND LoDGIXG WAITED.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES A HANDSOMELY
n furnished Room, with without breakfast tea;
location prefc West Ihlrtich and West Forty
third streets Fifth Address with par.
ucuIars, box 6U63 New York Post oalce.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

IrOR SAIF-A SMALL HOTEL, NEAR BROADWAY,
well furnished, and with ne bar, billiard and dining
rooms; favorable Lease splendid chance for German
hotel The lease Is worth all that is asked for the entire
place. Cail on J. II. BERRY CO., diamond broke 675
Broadwav.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

EQrH STREET, TWO DOORS WEST OF EIGHTH
.JO aycnue.Io let with Board. in plain family neatly
furnished ffoat ioom to gentleman and wife Terms sa
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

DRlvATE GERMAN FAMILY WILL RENT HAND.
,omely furnished single Room second floor FIRST class
Boarl. a Rooms, to two persons,
sU house nelghborhood rst class, twenty second
blocks broadway References exchanged
NJ sta n
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

iS MUNRO STREET, CORNER OF MARfT-
Il - Board and Room for gentleman and wife full
ftial Board for gentlemen with without Room
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

1T WEST TWENTy.sEvENTH STREET BETWEEN
broadway aud sixth ayenue-Rooms 10 rent, with r
without Board References
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

PARTMENTS TO LET-FURNISHED, WITH EVERY
~ Basement (suitaDie for ply.
sclan,, at No. Brevoort place. Tenth street. west Of
Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

sIoR SALE-THE BEST GROCERY STAND ON
Fourth Brookyn; three story brick Store and
dwelling SJOvU; S3,5Ov cash. GEO. a. HICKC0X,
7C Cedar st cet New YORK
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

40 GROVE sTREET.-A SUIT or ROOM TO LET.
y with Board first floor also Rooms fofsngle gen.
tienen AL modern improvements
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

o. CLINTON PLACE, FIFTH HOUSE FROM FfF1f
f),J avcnue.Iiandsome furnished Rooms FIRST floor
with 0rs class Board, suitable tor family Of grown per
=
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

A 70 LET IN OLD HERALD BUILDING, CORNER
FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS, DESIRABLE BUsI-
NESS OFFICES. APPLY TO ISAAC o. BARKER
ROOM IA NEW HERALD BUILDING
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

so ST MARKS PLACE.-A NELLY FURNISHED
40 back farlor and Extension. wit Board also Room
for single gentleman.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

OFFICE TO LET-oy FIRST FLOOR. IN PINE
" street, between Broadway aud Nassau street Address
box95l Post Office.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

LoR sALE-A WATCH AND JEwELRY STORE
II where there Is good watch and jcwelry job
bing; established 20 years good place for business
Inquire at 24i Bleecker street.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

AUCTION-THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE BROAD
"A way Carriage Repository 1893 and 4 broadway near
street. be sold at auction Friday and Satur
and open Wagons Jaggers and Express Wagons sasa:
single aud double Harness, of all descriptions; hobea
Blankets. of great variety; Bells Whips Haters, and
everything pertaining TO the bnsness also iron afe also
sound. kind and reliable All TO be sold without reserve
Sale positive
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

| LroR sALE-A SPLENDID FARM AND COUNTRY
Residence containing 256 acres one mile from katonsh
station Harlem Railroad Wes.chester county, known
the farm OF Walter s. Lyon deceased joining the properly
OF John jay Esq For particulars inquire OF j. w. PECk,
/ Sing Sing or Of q. FRENCH 33 broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

1e EAST TWELFTH STREET, FIRST HOUSE wsr
~ oi broadway opposite the Irving iiouse-ElegAty
furnished Rooms for gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

DRNATE BOARDING ANY LADY IN EXPECTED
i sickness. have nice, comfortable front Room
and Board win ana attention. with the widow
of physician, nj 395 ihrd avefue.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

n ST MARKS PLACE BOARD. -HANDsoNEf fY
furnished low priced Rooms and bedrooms,
giant panres, suitable for families and single gentemen
table excellent; terms reasonable
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

A SECOND FLOOR TO LEr-CONsISTING OF THREE
"A rooms, furnished comllcte with every convenience
for housek eeping, at IL Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

30 WEST FOURTEENTH srREET.-HNDsoMEL
30 furnished large and small Rooms, soud and third
Iioors. % rent. without toard Apny 10 Miss OWE
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s2e rHIRD sTREET-s5 ANDs PER WEEK TWO
~ handsomely furnished ioointo let heated gas and
blh ceatral location, Two blocksast Of Broadway Re.
fcrences required.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

TOR SALE-ON WEST NINETEENTH STREET,
high stOop brown stone House. 20xf wei built and In
fine order surroundings eponable Price 32 0o0
w. II. COWL, Al Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

4 FIRST CLASS HOUSE, ON LEXINGTON AVENUE
- near 0ramercy park, sixteen rooms furnished rent
$376s and Others dc rably located.
s. Is. GOODALE date King 4 Coz
Nos o and twenty third st.. Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

IL WEST 1HigrYsEvENrH STREET BETwEEs
= = s,th avenue and Broadway.-A handsome suit 90
Rooms onSecJnd f.or FOR gentleman aud wife single
gentlemen with bath and all con venieuces also
ffai BEDROOM without board, At 50 per weck
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

STCRE TO LEf-THE STORE NO "a BROAD STREET.
- Newark N j. with fixtures complete slitahe Tor any
light business. Possession immediately Inquire on the
promises. N. r. ILIFF
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

A CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM STORE TO
let and VIII sell cheap Good VIII. Lease Loan stock,
Horse ana Wagon and Fxtures-in fact everything com
pleten old established business, In good locality
Fourth avenue up town. Apply to
KING CO.,
lG7 Broadway, basement
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

DOARD-i25 EAST TWELFTH STREET.-THE LET
ID with Board Two Room, connecting, handsomely iur
nfshe first floor 'front.' wh the comforts OF home mod
ern improvements The best references given and nc
quired
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

TOR SALE-AN OFFICE; BUSINESS ESTABLISHED
for fifteen years. which has be,n profitable and pleas
ant; wiii take 81 500 to purchase. BIGus HoIS.
r2 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

4 SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL ACCOMMODATE
N agentleman and wife or few single gentlemen with
and Board moderate rates, location
very desirable for W convenience to business Call al lvU
yarick street
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET.

1,o LET-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED, A SEC
i ond floor front Room suitable for lady with ma
chine one gentlemen. inquire at No. LEO Wes
Seventeenth street
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

or lNEw NO. 1888 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET -
t,O French Eoard-Larse Room, well furnished. in tho
family OF French professor all facilities 10 practice
Tie lanRnAge. Neferences
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

IA WEST TWENTY.THIRD STREET, NEAR FIFTI
:, Avenue Hoie-Rcons en- suite, also third story II al
E0om2, with BOArllng. Kalcrences.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

L,OR SALE-AT YONKERS, FOUR LOTS OF GROUND.
with house and barn. all In complete order with with
out Furniture. Possession Immediately. Apply 20 " AL
TER UNDERHlII, Real Estate Agent Main st., Yonkera.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

TOR SALE-wITH OR WITHOUT STOCK, LEASE
and Fixtures old established lldies' underwear
and fancy goods business Inquire at the li Sixth
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

90 EAST TWENTIETH sTREET.-A SEoND FLOOR
eDo 70 let with private table; also Rooms io gentlemen
W thout board
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

YOUNG LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN A COMFORT.
"A sbe Room respectable private family. with partial
Board: terms moderated between twentieth and Foreti
pfeferred the highest references exchanged Ad
dress q. Il. a.. station r.
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A FURNISHED FOUR. STORY HOUSE TO LET-WESr
N Twenty street. at worry low rent akon mmo-
diatey; also others all locations
J. w. BUTCHER, SJ3 W est Twenty. third street.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
In Tweuy-third street, nea- sixth avenue VIII rent
third Room, furnished without board. gas nre
&c to gentleman at Sla per week unexceptionabe rel
crences required. ADDRESS loom, Herald oalce
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

JERsEY rITY.-A SMALL FAMILY OCCUPYING
81 house with modern improvements and convenient 70
ferry would 10 Rooms second third floors,
with Board. parties Terms moderate. For par
ticuars address Il. >. ~, Jersey CITY Post oiice
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

when the trade grew slack. aud no'eS 'e"
due, the merchants face grew long az" ''''
~. d,eams were ,voubled through Inc "g"'
.,h she,jf's bsilils all IN sight. Al '"S'
nj. vile unlo HIM said, Rise up vt once'ge'
ont Of bed. and get your paper, INK a"d Pc"
and cay these words unto al! men;
NV goods wish to cell to yo"' ""' W
vour wife aud daughters, too, my prices are
so very low. that each will by before '"fs
60 49,, -. !.
lie did as his good wife advised ana ~
49,, ,.c., advertised. Crowds GENE ATT
b,uoh, of all he had; his notes were p"'u
hs dreams were glad, he will tell YOU 70 '"'
dsy. how well did printers ink repay.
7 He told " with knowing wink. now !"
wss saved Nv printers ink.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27
TEACHERS Institute.

The Teachers Institute OF Dubois
County will he held at the Sch'"'
Ilouse Of District No. =. IN tue town
oi Jasper. commencing on
TUESDAY. DEC. ], 1865.
at q o'clock, A. N. The law requires
every public school in the cou"ty 70
he dismissed during the session OF the
Institute. The Examiner wishes 70
impress npon the minds Of the teach
.rs The fact that the law must be op
served. and that every teacher 's eN
pected to he in attendance promptly
Assistance from abroad is expected
in the conduct Of the Institute.
A. STRAIN, Co. Examiner.
-Sey mour has carried Oregon BY nosu
7 200 majority.
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r.rr Drvr11S.-We are glad that

LArE DEvELIS.-We are glad that
This individual. who pushed h'ms, u
into the position OF Chairman OF the
Democratic State Central COMMITTEE,
and then failed to perform the duties
Of the position with the energy the
campaign required, because his 'avor-
ties were not the !avorites OF the Con
yentions OF the party, is at last writing
himself down to his proper, position.
A stranger in the last sth OF January
Convention would have thought from
his actions the Convention belonged
TO him, ard his writings now emo"
that he THINKS the party in the S'at'
should do his bidding. The grea'
Democratic party OF Indiana . long
to 90 man, or clique OF men, am
Lafe had as we'll quite Devll'ng aoo"
f. for the people respect the men .
ia traducing. more than he. "Lei U
have peace"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

SETTLED AT LAsr.-The vexed gus
ton Of the location OF the Indianapo'
liza and Vincennes Railroad has at
last been settled. We have seen the
certified plat and profile OF the line
,hroueh Greene County. now on rec
ord at the Recorders Office in Bloom
field which shows that the road has
been permanently locate q on the wes'
side OF White River. While we con
graduate the citizens OF Wor'hingtol
on this result, we sympathize with on
friends on the east side OF the river II
their failure to sechre the location
through the enterprising town
Bloom field. whose citizenship an
vast mineral wealth are worthy OF w
or three railroads. -.
w orthington Times.
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Huntlngeerg.

Tho town Of lIuntinebu.g. win us
,onul,,ion Of about 600 INDUSTRIOUS
,,,riyirg, go.ahead people, is e'' 'he
,nn.t tourishing inland towns IN IN
a,sna. !, has good graded schools;
49,. church organizations with sooa
i,cuses OF worship. The me'e u NV
=, ,hs vlace are eu,erprising and iio'
.ral luyipg from the farmers any
lind q, produce at fair price. ana
thereby making large extent o. .ne
.nrroundipg country tributary to the
,nwn An immense business Is done
,y.ry yesr in pork aud tobacco
Th,.s large tour story tobacco houses
nave been built in the last lew years
md still another one in course OF cree
,;nn and will be completed this win
Ter hy Messrs. A. II. Miller anl
Charles Indereden. The citizens
e,a;m. ana we suppose Justly, tina
,hei, town does more business thar
any other town in the county. In
i,nnroyements in new buildings, ah'
additions to old ones have oeeh con
siderable this year, aud generally
a substantial character, the two pres \
wards having burned over .oV,oo
brick and sold them out at S',oo p
1000.
The new buildings erected the pre-
mt season are as followe:
Or. YIN. McMahan and Al. fish
i one story frame flee.
Henry Landerebe, ! one story ira'r
Christian Dutendach, two Stu
brick.
Domipicus Salat, l one story fran
YIN. Pickhardt, ST., one sto
frame.
Maurice Williams, l one story hr''
Maurice Williams, one blacksm
shop.
Joseph Mundi, ! two story brick
Charles Inderieden, one ST.
frame.
VIVA Casper. one story frame.
Daniel Brandenstein, ! one St
brick.
Jacob Brendl., one story ira'
DR.. Charles KNAPP, addition TO
drug store OF brick.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

Lite does not consi., altt ge'her IN 2u'h
ing. That 10 good, tiicieni. .xcsiie NJ ~ ZEN
d,f; butt 10 not oil. We have To pull
Nothing goes steadily on; even love- me
pleas a n,sst OF human emotions, Is MOI fo"o
If roses When YOU cant push, pun; whro
YOU cant pull. push. Having hand at on
or ,h 9 o,her, you are sure TO even'ua'e u
in propress. Push; ster that. pull; ate
that sgain push. The Two 'e''-a"d 'e'
yell.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

".Peter, what are you doing to 'ha'
how = said a schoolmus,er. He wanted 70
know II you take ten from seventeen no"
ma nv will remain. 90 l took ten Of his 'p
rIes TO show him. and now he wants 'he"
back, well. why DON, you DO i, them
Coz, sir, he would then forget how many i
lsit.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

A RUINED CITY IN ARIZONA par'y o.
surv eyors have discovered very extensive
,uns on The Banks Of The Little Colorado
river. They extended along The river 'o'
m.nv miles. Some Of the walls OF The
buildings e,ill stand six or eight feet h'gh.-'
The streets can be traced Tor miles. INT
old canals can be plainly seen. The gfoun'
il st,ewed with curious crockery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

Tur SATURDAY EVENING PSF To 'hos-
NJ mr. readers who wi-ha city paper, ~ 40 :
d,ton TO our own. we "'u'o rpco'h"e"' wv
SATURDAY EvESIxG POET OF Ph''"dr ph'"'
The Pc.y has recently been enlarged ana
hs.u,,f;sd and ito stories are finely 'llus'ra
ted. 1, announces new Novsie'" by M's
Hosmer. Mss Amanda NJ. Douglas. MIS-
p,ssco,,. Gustsye Aimari, aud other dun
oui,hed writer's. The Po.r is also IN
chespes, OF the frst.clms literary paptrT.-
S,scimsn numbers all be- sent gra'is, y
wri,u 9 10 II Petersen g. Co. 3l' "S'"'
Street. Pnlladslphia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

IssrsrurE.--Our citizens should not
iorget the meeting Of the Teachers
Institute next week. The meetings
are pnblic, and all are invited to At,
tend. II those interested in goo,o
schools in this county would general,
attend the Institute, they might d
better able to Judge who are compe
tent teachers.
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NOTICE or INSOLVENCY.

A Il the October term, 1863, OF The Com
IA mon Pleas Court Of DUBOIS county 'he
estate 81 Victor Horney. deceased, was DE-
clared probably insolvent. Vhost ,n'etes.'
ed ure notified that " will b" sp,iled accord
iinQly THERESA HORNEY. AdmIx.
! r. Bue,tner, AMY. Nov IS Sw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

nTThe Louisville Journal and
Conrier have been consolidated. and
tho new paper is called Courier Jour
ral." Mr.. Prentice will still DO re-
tanned on tho editorial statf, ana Mr.
Ilaldeman has charge OF the business
department. 1t will now 70, 10 one q
In. best papers in the West,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

C enersi James Shields, who 10 elec'eo
10 CorQr from Missouri. hss also repre-
.s,,ed Illinois end Minnesota therein, be
aides b ewing sough, Senatorial honors 10 Or'
ANN. He's a model 'Caroe' Bsgger.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

The New York Sun advises G'nefo'
Gssr, 10 sell the letters OF the numerous
a pu,icsn,s for office 10 waste paper dealers
instead Of burning them, and apply the pro-
ceeds 10 the ex,inguisnment Of The Na'ions
debt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

we unders,sud, ssys the Indianapolis
Commercial by good authority, thnt uov.
Baker and General Cobur" are the only two
Republicans in the STATE, over 'h'ry'hve
ven,s Of age " no are no, candidates Tor the
United States Senate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

-, ia singular fact that u" Pres'den'
IS tho limited States W 10 The present time
child born in The White House
I, is understood that :he act viii nor eS's'
louy after The fourth Of March next
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

Daddy said q young hopeful lets go
up 10 The ten pin alley and row Roll
bow. WIN, do you know about rolling OF ten
oius.' Me know about rolling! Why'
ca n roll your duroed old eyes out in lees 'ha :
a minute
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

The Wurlhing,c, Vimes says: we
were re,ubIy informed. while NJ Tt're
Hsu,e. few days since, that MTI"f carer
has concluded not 10 contest Dan Voorhees,
election
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

There il a iuudlctd 10 New Albany VINO
|. in the habit Of placing on tx'rn 'o'k oe'
side The plate Of such buardefS az "''e w
puid promptly being an 'n''"s''o" TO ''o''
over
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Notice tO
TAX PAYERS!
TnrA-uRER's OFrlcE. Dobo'' C".'
J.sper, Ind, Nov. 18Th. 'oo.

IA hereby given 10 the Tax Pay
~ IS Of Dnhois county, that have re-
ca,ved m. Duplicate. of Taxes ior ne ys"e
1888 and ,hs, 1 w.ll nuend at tho Comfy
T,.,.nre,,s Office Jasper, Tor The purpos"
~ ,e,.iy,no Taxes untii the Third Monday
in Ap'ii. 1869
TLe rates OF Taxes for lsCS. o" e'ch one
hundred do,ln-s vaius'on. nfe ~ io''o"A:
Columbia Up State 20 cents. rchoo' ~
e,s sinking fund 20 Cts. County ~ CITE noun
~ fund 80 cts Poor asyun . CO f""u !" ''s
,nwpsh;r Is cts special school 20 Ks, '5ssl
,sxS2 81 ,o'nl poll s. %
/ H,.ui.on Tp-S,a'c 20 cents. s'hopl !"
CTS sinking fund 90 Cts county ~ Gus """"
~ lund 80 cts poor asylum ca '"e' ~ c''
sneci,, school 20 cis, total TX - 10 i"ie'
pol 81 81 -, -,
Rninpr,dga Upstate 20 c's school 10
cts sinking iund 20 - county 'V"" o"h""
: fund 80 ct. poor asylum , c's roo" ~ 80
,own.h,p 10 cts special school 10 cls, 'o'a'
,sx 50 81. total poll - 90
u,u Tp-Srn,e 20 CTS -rhool 10 CTS s'nk.
l;rp ,und 81 c,s county SO c's bounty 'u""
70 puur asylum : cts rond 10 CT 10" n>"'p
a ~ -. specn, school % cts, ,oiai,u 81 70
e TOTAL POLL So 60 :,
p.,.ka Tp-S,a,e 20 eta school ]" r'S
sinking fund 30 eta county 10 eve ,"'"''
O ,,,d 20 e.. puur asyium , c'- '"Hd ~ ca
>. ,oan-nic ) cts speci-i -'hooi 10 c's' 'o'a'
tax So O6 total pol 81 -
y Ferdinand To- Sat- 20 CO. schoo' J" '''
sinking ,und 20 cts county 20 c'- nHn"'v
lmnd 40 r,s pour asylum !, c's roma 10 c's
,ow,.,lo 20 ca spcrinl school 20 CTS, 'o'n'
Tx s. Al utal poll EGO >.
r. Town II jasper = STATE - &c ''"""' ~
q, c.s .ickirn iund 20 CTS cou"', ~ e'- ""n"''
f,und 3Oc,s poor asylum . rir fo'' 10 ga
.osc,el -chouI 70 cents. total itN = ~ 'o''
poll 50 60 ., -.
Town If Hun,ircburg - S'n'- - g.
- sehooi l6 cts -inkirg inno ~ e. e""'.F -
c,s bounty fund 30 CT poor "-' nv" -
il, ,prcial school - cts, total tex 81 70 'o''
poi' 81 ID n,op.
The tx on Dogs il "a follows: on' ~!
- on. dollar (Si) 81 over ore ~" d"''"'s =
each. SUITS .r biches i"o dodafs w.
each ,,a;
IN An persons who IRE exempt from M"'"'
Tx Ne ,nnran u. rrivica IA the Army "
i,,.,.e e,u upon lie County Auditor, y"
. nd ,,,.,,en C.ri..icnie OF Tx mp''on. "hd pr
eu. -.n, /, =, lhr Cli,e NJ III 'ims 'h'y. nm"
10 pay their Taxes mat MN
he Deducted - :, =,
WILLIAM BRETZ. ST., T. u. {.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

HARD Ur-A certain M'Gistrr ous west.
is now advertising Tor Second hsnd cloth
ipp, We take |, for granted that The Min
lister. is second hand Preach. and 10 p'esch
Inc 10 q second hand congregation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

DThauksgiving Day was but little
observed yesterday, most Of our citi'
zens attending to their usual avoca
tions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

The growing wheat in ms ser''o" -
locking remarkably we'll, which co"G''o" :
accorded il in nearly oil qusrseis VI 'he
S,ate.-Owen County Journal.