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New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
THE MONEY MARKET.
TUESDAY. Dee. % p. "

IuEoDAf' Dcc. II T. VI
Gold opened at 1885, sold at 1851, closing at
l3IIai35 The cearngs at tho Gold Exchange Bank
tG9,2ii00O. and the balances sl,Ts9.Ts0 65.
Government bonds hrm with moderate business
doing for Investment but there absence OF spccu
lative movements. State bonds steady; New Ten
nessee o. sold at 6ste6s New Virginia 0s 81 Western
Union Telegraph sold at 39i, exdvidend Of per cent
Pacific Mail continued active selling at l9t l2l aud H.
Canton sold at ist. welsFargo Express, 25 Rail
way shares were active at the opening The
principal business in New.York Central, Hudson,
Rock Island and the Northwestern shares. NewYOrk
Central less excited the sales ranging from i53 TO l6s
Hudson River advanced per cent Rock Island was
cited, advancing to ll5 rcactng to ll3l North West
ern Common sold at 7oi Northwestern Preferred, set
Toledo aud Wabash Common cold at 6lt, ssh So. Mil
waukee and ST. Paul stocks duh. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh was firm at sia. Panama Railway sold at
339. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1y2 NewJersey
Central, il2t; Harlem 1873; Erie Preferred co. At the
O'Clock Board the market weak. with the exception
OF New.York Central. Hudson declined 81; Michigan
Southern, II per cent; Northwestern Common, ~
North Western Preferred, II; Rock Island, y per
cent Fort Wayne. per cent Pacific Mail, per cent
and the market assumed dull appearance At the Second
Board the business light at declining prices After
tho call, Hudson sold down 20 1904; NewYork Central
1871; Reading o. Michigan Southern, SCI Cleveland and
Pittsburgh s3t; Toledo firm at g7t The balance OF
tho Western .list dropping, and lower quotations
were made At the close there was slight rally, but
the scarciIof money prevented any activity IN business
Government honda closed firm.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
TIE EIaHTu.AyE. ARSON CASE.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
Joseph Roll and Frederick Baden were arragned before
Judge Russell on charge of setting re to store and
tenenent at Eighh-avs and Ffethst, tho night OF
the 2dth OF last An Assistant
directed the prosecution, and exJudge Stuart was
counsel for the defendants frc Marshal Braoko closely
watched the progress OF tho trial The officers who dis
covered the fire distilled that t OF cendlary origin
Il WAS also shown that Baden hold policy Of insurance
the Contents OF the storo which ho occupied and where
tho hre originated. Mrs Taylor testified OF the dn
Guilty she experienced In escaping with her children from
tho burning bndingt and 0nioer MoLoughn related Q
confession OF Rolls that Baden and himself had agreed
10 re the premises and that tho IRE tho result OF
the agreement The testimony as TO tho confession Fire
Marshal Bfaokett and policeman were prepared to cor
robOrate but tho trial suddeuly interrupted by
Baden, who charged In the indictment with being tho
principal In tho Ofonse Withdrawing his plea OF Not
Gulty" and substituting therefor the plea OF Guilty
Roll then pleaded guilty OF boIng an accessory,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
CRIMINAL

In the Cont OF General Sessions, Yesterday,
before Judge Russell, the trial resumed of Geo r
Hennins for larceny and resulted IN Neidlet Oh Ho'
guilty.
At the T0mbs Police Court, yesterday, jus
tlce DOwling committed George W. Sherwood, poultry
dcaer at Washington Market who had been accused by
Mr.. Henry Bergh Of cruelty packing number Of fowls
into orntes.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
DAY. before Justice Dodge Charles White held 20 bail
in the OF 81 compliant Of sylvester Robnson
charging him with stealing diamond pin, valued at
SOC. about two years ago.
In the U. s. Commissioners Office, yester-
day before Commissioner Osborn, julius knopf dealer
tobacco, waived examination on charge OF caus
ing false bond for the payment OF his Internal Revenue
taxes be executed and held IN s. 900 bail for trial
alleged that he had the bond executed in the
OF Ieyce empUye OF his, principal who Is entirely
irrespOnslDle, having no means
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
THE LATE ALLEGED WIFE MURDER

st. Coroner Rollins held an inquest the body OF Mrs
Julia Crogsn who alleged % have died OF violence at
the hands OF her husband, Patrick Mira. Julia D0nQE
who attended Mrs Crogan during hor illness, testified
that ths latter Was very weak after her oonnuomont the
prisoner savvra ocoas0ns seriously annoyed his wire
ty pulling her about s so lay la bed and wanted boz 10
drink soI6o liquor ho had he ws Intoxicated AT tho
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
R0ARn OF RYCIsE-

At the session af the Board OF Excise yes
terdsy afternoon tho licenses OF tho following named
liquor dealers reyoked Frederick Dressing No 10
sullyanst., and Michael Conway. No. 01S waterst.
About 20 tho docket. most OF which
either dismissed postponed. Fortyone now licenses
granted Tho health OF Commissioner Acton is
improving and IL is expected that no Will
his scat at the sessions OF tho Board.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

Oeraghty sister OF Mrs Crogan corroborated this tes
timOny and added that Crogan continually asking
his wife money and in other ways annoyed her lie
seemed 10 be much grieved that the child not born
alive and got drunk I'm consequences. DIR. John Beach
made post nOrtem examination, and on his testimony
tina Jury acquitted the accused.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
COURT CALENDARs-Tnrs DAY.

SrPRFNfE Cot'RT-GENERu TERM Enumerated
MoonNoA 2lJ az 20, gjo "a, 1s, SO sS S6i o 5s 3Io
y;l, Jl6. -
SURPEMF COURT-SPECIAL TERM-Issues OF Law
FAcsoA l9 gl3 a5 2l6 2l7 lli 2i 2S Do 2ei 2, s
~ gJ0, e2l, 2jl, 21J 2!t al3 %
SrYfNr C0rkt-CHlMBFRs- Reserved cases.
No, IS 10 81 49, 81 49, 100 0l o2 i5 ll2 llJ us
no NJ lgsi lS 49, 49, l43 Ia lt5, 49, @ l, 6l S@ Gail
40. Ia
CoMNoy PtrAs-PARr Nos. 80 t4S9. 15lo 1la4.
1871 l.g Iag5 1868 1852 Part II
5i is 5I $50 rs 1905 l 1873 lSl es, 1870 1871 lJi!,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
THE KILLING OF OFFICER MccHEsSEY.

Margaret Welsh, who for the killing OF Officer
McChesney. was eonyieted some months ago of murder
IN the second degree and sentenced TO imprisonment for
e having been allowed trial for error In tho first,
was allowed yesterday 10 plead guilty Of mansaughter
IN ths fourth degree aud was sontenced to one years
imprisonment I'HI
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
GENERAL NOTES.

An original drama has been attempted at Ann
Arbor Michigan Its thrilling title is as follows: High
10 In Ann ArhOr.D
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

Iowa has al area of 55,05 square miles
nearly twice much all Scotland Ninety per cent
OF this ARIA Is prairie land There many large
streams including the iowa. Cedar, and the Des Molnes
Rivers. yala o coal mines exist In various psrs Of
tho State; 9931o tuns quarried 10 1885, against
6oSsl In 1904 This year the State has yielded oooO0o
bushels Of wheat and 0oooOo bushels OF There
are "a railroads. with than 400 miles In operation
The State has been settled mainly from Ohio. Indiana
and Pennsylyania with large mi xure from the New
England States Her population is now estimated At
fl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-17
SURVEY Notices.

vEVHE pndessigapd wiz psecsed with the
J. Comfy Surveyor Of D,b"is C'o"'y, ."
the 2Ou, Gay o: JAN. 1868 TO ruo The 'ines
and determine the bound,,.s of section No.
80 Township I south rpngs , West. iri+
The intermsdis,e hines win slso 30 run
and the corners thereof es'sb'Ished. Fer
sons in'erested will please be preseot. lH
! Ian 3 '6s-3x BERNARD KSEiS.
THE undersigned will proceed with The
i County Surveyor Of. Dubois County. o.
the 9th dsv OF Jsn.. 1858. 10 run he hne'
md determine, The bonodriee n Section No
~ Town 1 South Of Range 6 West.
The iSsermedistc Ilnes will also BE- ru'
and the corners thereof established. Pes
sons interested will Clesse be present.
! lsus, Ises-aw ROLLA HORTON.
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Assig MIN emit Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ sigaed have been appointed TO settle
up The business Of The late i'm OF kodailt
s. Meisenhel,er and Of Alois Kodslli. which
= I'd accrued previous TO the 9th d'y OF dan.
1868. All creditors are therefore notified
. present their claims TO G. }. Juu for adj
.justmen,; and the debto's s,e required To
Gene forward promptly sud settle their ia.
tebtedness, and ssve costa.
attD a.ne- GEO J.JUTT.
Jan. 17.I H A.HOLTHAUS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-17

D]By notice it will be seen that
the republicans design holding con
vention here on the Goth inst. We
wonder il it will dare utter the scnti.
ments OF the mass OF the party in this
favor Of paying the Ma.
tional debt in accordance with law
in greenbacks.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TAN pAfERS
40 ICE 70 hereby given thu, n" "mrun,
~ oi taxes Tor 1857 on each 500 v,l"s
tim ~ Duoo's u"iv. /. NJ follow. 'c.wi':
IN tuiomba Up 81 IS and So 81 poll;
In H,ibIson 10 >. % aud 50 IT, phi;
IN Bainnridgs IL 81 80 al s. 81 poll;
J., H.ll Up So 80 a"d ~ 50 ,"ii.
~ P,ioka ~ 50 20 "nd ~ 30 pei
In Ferdinand - So 30 sud 81 ~ poll;
Town Of Jasper s. ~ and 50 30 p"''
Town u iluniingburg 81 ~ aud 81 80
pol. M
The tax on ID q. is es follows: One ID g
81 %; sU over one So 90 each. Su.
" Bitches 81 90 e,ch.
1sx payers viii please come in a. reques
ted. tnwit.
E.om Co'umbis on Mnndnvs.
Frnm liar bison IN T.esdsys.
From Hall On W.dn..doys.
From Rainb'idg- on Thur-dsys.
3 From Ferdinand on Fridays.
From Patoks on S ,,urdsys.
All persons who I'VE xetnpi from Milifsr'
r < by reason OF service in the Armv, wi
pipaee cal, UPON the County Auditor ant
,rocure certificate of exemption, aud pre-
isen, il a, thi. Office nj tho time they max
application 10 pay their isxee, 50 that II mr.
be deducted
And no,ice il fur'her given. thar will Al
tend daily az my Rice. dnring office hours
until tbs third Monday OF A prll next, for III
anuspose Of collecting said Tnxes, sno tram
acting other business connected with IN
sane.
WIN. BRETT ST.. +. ID. G..
Jan. 3. '6S-4y,
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M.ANIDDD. HOW LOST, uDW
RESTORED.


lust published, ~ new addition Of On
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y SpERmA roRRHoRA. or Seminal Weakness.
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The celebrated author. in this sdmirsbIs
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4 This Lecture should he In the hsnds OF
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June is. 1867.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-17

FIRE.-On Tuesday night last the
citizens If the village of st. Anthony
in Hall Tp.. were aroused by the cry
Of fire! TO find the large school hous.
belonging to the Catholic church. AL
in blaze. 1t is supposed to have
caught from defective flue, and was
totally destroyed, involving a loss OF
about $1,000. No insurance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-17
Furniture! Furniture

The udsrsiQoed respect.M
N fully isfesms the public N
hat he hss now. end wMi constantly keep
N hand. or manufacture 10 order, on the
a,ess aud nsoei fsshonsble varieties Of Far.
,iture, sach 40 Wardsobes. Bureaus, Bed
.teads, Tables, Lounges. and large ssscri.
nens Of chairs. OF Tho best styles. lie 70.
.pectfuliv tnvites those desiring anything in
,is line. 10 csii end rxsmine HE stock he
ore purchasing elsewhere, ~ he is conf
lent he can plesse thsm.at his new shop.
IN the cornes Of tire Public Squsre, vest Of
he court honss. f's
lcv %. 1877 JACOR ALLIES.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-17
Republican 20. Convention.

The Republicans OF Dubois will
hold county convention at jasper Oh
Wednesday, Jan. Goth. 1868, TO ap-
point delegates to the State convention
and transact such other business ~
NAV come before it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-17
NOTICE

hereby given that mnch Of the Lands and Lots described IN
the foregoing let discharge the interest
and charges thereon due from the thereof at the time OF
sae sold Public Auction the Court Honse door. in tho
Jasper Dns county Indiana the let Monday Febrn
s 1885, between hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4ocIock T. NJ
day prescribed BY law and that suc sale will
continued from day day until all said ands and lots die
DEE Dec. l4,h 1867. MARTIN FRIEDMAN, Ado.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that w vir'ue
~ Of Two several executions. issued froM
the flee Of the clerk 1T the Dubois Com
mon Pleas and Of the Dubois Circuit Coor.
and 10 me directed, ! will proceed 10 offer
for Gale ut Public auction, 10 The highest
bidder, for cash In hand, Ut the door OF ths
court house Of Dubois county. in The town
Of jasper. on
SATURDAY. Feb. 8. 1868.
Between The hours oi 10 o'clock. A. NJ and
4 O'clock, p. NJ Of said day. the rents and
profi,s for . term no, exceeding seven years
of the following described real estate, si'u-
.,ed 10 Dubois county end State Of I"d'sna
to-'Hn:
The north east quarter Of the south east
quarter and the cast one half Of tha north
east Quarter OF section nine. town two.
south range four west. contsioing one hun
bred and twenty acres. more o. lees.
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
Of principal. interest and costs called Tor ~
said decree, will ~ the same time and
place, and In like manner, sell tn, lee sim
Ole Of ssid real estate
Taken In execution ~ the property Of
lJos. A. Miller At ihe ssit Of Cstharine Met.
| Sid sale will be made without sDy relief
shutever IRON The vaIustion Or sppraismen'
llsws. stHt
HENRY MAUNTEL, Sheriff C:
Dec Is, lS67-3s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-17

DUPLICATING ice I'M White river
prevented the ferry from running this
week at Portersville, and consequent
" our mail communicat ion with the
world is suspended.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-17

/ MARTIN FREEDMAN. Auditor in and for said county do
hereby certify that the fore going is correct list Of lands and lots re-
TUNED and remaining delinquent Tor payment OF taxes due there.
on or by the thereof year 1916 together with the
of the current year. penalty and due thereon
aeurs Of record Office Witness hand and seal this 14
day o Dccelnbe, 1867.
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s465.sW'

Subscrilc for the Jasper Courier
lJpay us what you owe us.
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LOOK! LOOK!
$4,000 FOR 10 CENTS!

-
! I'D G,r Certificate. in The GREAT UNION
DOLLAR SALE co. OF EVANSVILLE IsD
no. LOTTERY! NO DRAWING!
30, I. UNION SALE and all awards for.
ward.d by return Mail or Express.
Partial List Of Articlee.-Cash and
Real Estate awards to Purchasers
Of Certificates. e
CLASS A.
Ono award of $50 600 cash 10 $50 600
a Farm in Eiecr Go, l'ls. 20OO0
,Iousc sud lot in Terre Hau'e Ind. 1OOO0l
10 Buildinr lots 10 Evan-vilIe, Ind. 100000
ID Grand Pianos, a 81 ono each 5000
80 Gold Wschee. $3.50 25O each 75oCl
80 Miscellaneous, $50 lOC each 81 5OOt
Class i.
One award Of $50 600 cash 10 $3O.OOOl
1 So, I.sdie, Diamond .Jewpirv l.0O0I
10 P,iuce g. C,'s M-loo'ns SlO0-$3O0 . 50Ol
10 norses aud bugg,es. COZ ssch 10.r0Ol
50 80 wing mschines $75-sl50 each s OOO,
SEQ Miscellaneous, $a0-S50 each 10 OCO|
Glass G.
One award OF $40 QUO cssh " OWU
ri Ct,,see Houss ~ Evansville Ind. 5000
!. l 80 Bond 1000
) Pianos, $500 each 500
80 silver watches, E25-S75 each 2 SO
500 Miscellaneous, S5--&25 each 5000
Class d.
One award Of 500 cash j. 100
! ] 600 sets 81 jeseIry $I0-$50 each 10000
I COO Bracelets Lockeis &c. So SIS 10000
II 900 Articles silver pIs,sd ware 5000
Misce. ianeous Articles Sl-$lO 100000
j. Total, $l65 .6OC
II Certificate for 10 c,s g. ! Postage Stamp
Is Cer,iica,es Tor so c's T. ! Pss,s1e Stsml
IL Certificates for 81 and l Postage Stsml
er Any article no desired. vii! b. received o.
cash ior Certificates 81 the price paid Al
,.r,iclee mentioned 10 Certificates cent b,
Mail or Express on payment Of One Dollar
without regard TO value. tAew
~ Refer Ia al lending Pisno. Sewing
=. M achine. and Jewelry Msaui,csurerr in III
United S,s,ss. Address, UStoS DoLLAl
s,SALg Co STAR Box s Posr OFsics. Evans
vile. Ind. ,I-TSpec,ai iadncemen, 10 agent
q. Jan 10 '6S- :.
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away !. = hen nnn'of,sR A0s---
Becars, he son never sets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-23
TTHE GREAT DIAMOND HEATER.

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IILa THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER q.


correspondence ofthe Boston Advertiser
When we opened the windows at the Ex-
change Hotel in Richmond in the morning, /
conld have sworn was in Boston at the foot
of Conn's Hill. SO precisely like Sheafe street
did narrow. clean paved lane climb the op-
posite slope. Richmond rises on an abrupt
conical bill, with the broad river sweeping its
foot 1t is so bright and beautiful Ia the sun
light that one has difficulty to recall PocahOntas
and in more than one happy spot may wholly
forget that there ever was civil war. When
one stops gazing at magnolias, hollles and catal-
pas, at the grand old manors set IN open squares,
with broad piazzas, one begins to wonder that
there are are no carriages In the streetS-that
no ladies with gay dresses brighten the walks.
But In FIVE hours of driving | did not pass or
meet carriage, nor did l see a white woman's
face, save three tired teachers, going home to
dinner Our barouche drove first, OF course,
to Gamble Hin,", weil-known bluff over
hanging the river and confronting the town,
and the world cannot do much more than
match the picture spread out before us. Here
in the foreground was the rebuilt Petersburg
bridge, Belle Isle, the ruins of the United Sta
ties arsenal, and the torges where the rebels
made all the barbarous onginery of war, and
whose gigantic fires still flash through the
night Beyond these rose the grandy planted
town, of whose position, difficulty OF approach,
and natural right to resist, nothing had hitherto
given one any idea. All around the country
was broken by gaps and hollows-and 10 spear
of grass grows on the red and yellow clay. We
drove on to Hollywood Cemetery, where the
sareophagus OF President Monroe, claimed By
the State of Virginia, lies beneath an absurdy
gigantic bird-eage done in red iron. Near by,
the little boys and girls of Virginia have
raised a white marble stone to the son OF
their beloved President, Jefferson Davis
Hundreds of graves in this enclosure have
no other monument than fresh flowers
and on one side $500 rebel soldiers lie,
marked only by numbers at the heads of the
trenches Below we look over the charming
rapids of the river, above wave catalpas and
magnolias, clothed withivy, like a!garment Its
hedges were studded with the red berries of.
the holly and the cressima, and magnificent
crimson and white roses made the cold air ira
grant and suggested warmth.
Everybody has heard of the Capitol 10 Rich
mond, but no dream can exaggerate the beauty
of its natural position. Iu the centre OF the
city, in the midst of large, cultivated square,
it overlooks the whole town in lar grander
way than Boston State House ever can again.
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Also, fine assortment of Ivory and Pearl
Sleeve Buttons and Studs.
VIM. NJ. WELLING, Sole Patentee and Man
ufacturer, ST. Broadway, n. Y. city.
Samples sent, postpaid, on receipt of 81
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ELOCUTION. -

ELOCUTION. -
IL Mr.. JOHN A. VEITCH,
Teacher of Elocution at st. Johns Academy
Mr.. VEITCH was, for number Of years,
professionally connected with the first elocu-
tionists in our language, and has made the art
lifelong study. Ladies and gentlemen wish
ing to avail themselves of private tuition will
consult him by letter or in person. The Tues
day class at the Academy meets at clock p.
m nov l2-tf
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AND FRENCH GLASSES.

The Rev. JOHN M. BRANDT, I'D, late
Professor of the Hebrew Language Theology
and Moral Philosophy of the Western Mary
land College, having settled in Alexandria, CT
fers to his fellow citizens of this place, q rare
chance for the study of the German and French
Languages. He proposes to open private classes
for ladies and gentlemen at the scnool room of
the LIST Lutheran Church, where he will teach
these languages. Ladies' classes from to 6
O'Clock p. m. Gentlemen's classes from to 10
O'Clock p. m. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing
10 avail themselves of the opportunity will
please call at the above stated hours at the Luz
theran School, No. 164. King st. Respectfully,
JOHN NJ. BRANDT,
oc 26-tf Minister First Lutheran Church
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