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no More Cod Liver OIL.
GRINAULrs SYRUP OF IODIzED HORSE RADIsB

This medicine has been administered with the utmost sue
cess IN the hospitals of Paris 1t Is perec substitute 70
Cod Liver Oil and hiss been found most beneficial Diseases
of the Chest Sc,ofula Lymphatie Disorders drees SleH
and Loss of Appetite t regenerates
the in purifying the blood being the most pow
sriu dspuatiye u has so cen applied wi n happy
results in Diseases OF the Skin further, 1t will De found 70
be Of great teneht TO young children subsc TO huuors
and Obstruction Of the Glands
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AGRICULTURAL.
.RIUE MILLS

RIcE MILLs.... ..............KAOE MILLS
Having secured the services Of Mr.. PETER hoKINLAY
be inventor Of The approved RICE FOUNDER now In
use who has been 80 years engaged In the
structon and management Of Rice Machinery We
are prepared hs supervision construct all Kind,
of Machinery repaired in the preparation Of Rice for the
catsns.
model OF McKlnsys Patent Rice Huler suitable for
bose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption, Be
cen at our establishment. - -
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n. sEELYEs COTTON 9INHERN
"A. and COTTON PICKERY, corner st Thomas and Ia
James streets In the immediate vicinity OF the oowins
Presses; Mississippi Louisiana Fire Proof Alabama shN
leans, Merchants Vcksburg and Penn. Having nrscss.
Carver Cotton Of eighty each the latest In
proved he prepared haul gin and pick Cotton from AM
s0 RoI A. Pre-. Current ONCE I2g Gravisr street.
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GRAND ooNsIsToRY s. PIP. r. g. THIRTY $500
DEGREE.

GRAND COkkISTOkh H. r. n d ThlkEfskOO
DEGREE.
sM Todd ssd Grand Commander In Chief. New oresas
John Claiborne SD. First Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans.
Fulrence Ricau ssd Second Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans.
John I. Lewis, SD Grand Constable, New Orleans
John c. Smith, SD Grand Admiral, New 0rleans
Samuel r. Walker SD, Grand Minister Of State. Nsw
Orleans.
DR. James O. Bachelor. SD. Grand Chancellor New Or.
leahs
Ben De- Silva 1d Grand AlmOner, New orieana
Emmett D. Craig, SD, Grand Registrar, New Orleans.
John E. Mcclure SD, Grand Keeper Of 8. and A, Ess
Orleans
VIM. NJ. Perkins, SD, Grand Treasures, New Orleans
Hy R. swasey, SD. Grand Pnmate New orleanA
T. Solomon SD. Grand Provost, New Orleans
James Scot, 3d. Grand Expert, New Orleans.
James o. Wilmer, SD, Grand Assistant Expert, New
Orleans
Jean Lamarre SD Grand BeauseniOr, New orleann
Angel Martin SD Bearer Of the " b. New oriesns
Bruno de Lucas SEA Grand Master Of the Guards New
Orleans.
william C. Chamberlin, sd Grand Chamberlain, New
Daniel Z. scruegs, SD, Grand Steward, New Orleans.
John Melton, SOD, Grand Aidds-Camp, New oreaAA
7. Carroll, SD, Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday b
Stated si,tIngs: ast March, 2Oh June sopsmSs s.a
nth December.
9RAND OOMMAEDERY KNIGHTS TkhPLAhh
sr Fuleence Ricau E. Grand Commander New Orleans.
ST. jos. p Honor, " Z. Deputy Grand Commander, New
Orleans.
ST. Jno A. Stevenson. T. Grand GeneralIssimo, New Or.
ears
ST. w. 4. whitaker, e. Grand Captain General New
Orleans.
sr Hy. r swasey, K. Grand preats; New Orleans
Sr. VIM. McDun E. Grand s. w., New Orleans.
ST. T. A. Bsrtlette, E. Grand J. w., New orleank
ST. Emanuel Blessy, Z Grand Treasurer New Orleans
Sr. A. E. Billings, E. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
ST. James B. Scot, T. Grand Stand Bearer. New orssn
sr. James Stafford, r. Grand Sword Bearer.
sr. Jos r Turck, Z. Grand Warder. New Orleans
ST. Stephen s. seleck Grand Captain Of the Guards
Next annual cOnclavs February L. 1869, A o. 76O.
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. O. THIRTY.THf
DEGREE A. AND A. r.
Chas Lanon dc Ladebat, SD, New Orleans
| James @. Bachelor, NJ d SD, New Orleans,
Dep. Insp. Gen. VIM. NJ. Perkins SD, New Orleans.
8. NJ Todd, SD, New Orleans.
Jne I. Monroe. SD, New Orleans
/ GRAND COUNCIL X AND NJ
| D. N. Todd, N. p, Grand Master, New Orleans.
Hy. swasey p, Deputy Grand Master New Orleans.
John W. Jones' T., Inustrious Grand Master Shreveport
| John c. Gordy, O. p, Conductor Of Work. Franklin
| II. Breen, q. O. Of the Guard, New Orleans.
| Joseph p Hornor, O. Treasurer. New Orleans.
| Gus sontag, O. Recorder, New Orleans
| Rev Thos. B. Lawson, O. Chaplain, New Orleans
II. p. Buckley, q. Conductor New Orleans.
| Z. L Bruce q. Steward. New Orleans
| E,Astus Wells. q. ssntissl. New Orleans
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Consumption Cured.
aRrMAuLTR SYRUP OF HYPOPHOsPHITEO OF LIME.

This new medicine Is considered to be sovereign remedy
in Consumption and other Diseases Of the Lungs
promptly ell the most serious symptoms The
cough relieve mig ut perspiraous cease and the patient
rapidly restored TO health
co the bottle as this Syrup il liable to mita
tons
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RAILROADS.

DONTCHARTRAIN RAIIRO AD~sV,h-
i MER ARRANGEMENT-On and after AfklL Is"
1859 the Trains this Road viii run a. follows:
eosl 'se- '.E O'Clock ii't Steam Train
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PIANOS--SEWIN MACHINES.
THE ARION PIANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA

The ARIoN PIANO FORTE declared by the Judges at the
late Fair Of the Institute held in September and
October 1867 best piano exhibition, and after
trial ordered by American Institute with the Pianos
ofthe successful exhibitors the arts Exposition de
by Judges be the best Piano known to them
AGENTS WANTED First class and responsible Agents
wanted every city and where have already
pointed them
send for circulars, price list, terms, etc
Mandatory and Wareroorns Isl and lSg b0wery near
Delaney street, kew York. MANNER a W
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SUNDAY ARRANGE MEkT Steam Train from CITY, Il
An Extra Train win leave the City Every EVEN
ING Al / o'clock On and after April 9Th toe Trains viii
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALL
HOUR from until o'clock 2.
FARE-To and from the Lake, same day, - cents Pas
for GENTLY must notify Conductor prsr to depart
ure Of Train Fsre Genly staton-Fiteen cents each
1sv GEO. PANDELY. General Sup't
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA

H. r swasey, N. W. Grand Master, New Orleans
s. a. Parsons. r. W. Dept Grand Master. Bastrcp
s. O. scruggs, R. W. Senior Grand w., eloutiervfie
VIM McDun r. W. Junior Grand W.. New Orleans
Samuel NJ Todd W. Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
Jas G. Bachelor W. Grand Secretary.
Rev. DR.. @. s. Hedges, W. Grand Chaplain
NJ II. Brav. W. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine
Jsob Kie W. Grand Junior Deacon, Kie's Mills
J. W. Homan, W. Grand Marshal. New Orleans.
Rene Lafon, ". Grand Sword Bearer, New Orleans
NJ e. Girard, W, Grand Pursuivant Vermillonville
S. o. Smith, Big Cane; Phi Bidaut New Orleans; J.
Hawkins, Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New orleans-W
Grand Stewards. ......- ....
Alex Queant, w. Grand Tyler, New Orleans
Grand Annual ConvocstiOn second Monday in FebruA
each year.
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MASONIC.
Stewart, w. M john N. Moore, sw.; N. W. W. vsnOn.JI
W.; James Hough, Secretary.

Stewart NJ; john NJ Moore, s.w.; NJ W. W. vsrnOn.JI
W.. James Hough, Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no. lr
Grand Lodge Hail. N o. osHcers-J o. DeCsstrc, ". n
A Dssola g. w.; e. Booth J. w.. W. A White, SesrctaEy.
UREKA LODGE NO. IT,
woodviTe, Jackson Parish, La. oncers-C N. Howell!
w. NJ; Z. Jackson. s. w.. O. W. Lylss, J. w.; w. T. Red
""'' '' TULIP LODGE NO. It's.
Tulip, Claiborne Parish. La. 0ncers-H. a. heohndens
W M; c L. Hays s. W. t. B. TSrkEtOa, J. w.; B. o.
Frazier, Secretary
CADDo LODGE NO. I7s
Shreveport, La. oHcers-P. w. H. Cummings, ". NJ; =.
=. Davis, 8. w.; VIM. HObson, J. W.; Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. lSo.
GIlmisses Bun, Sabine Parish La ofcsrs-wm. N. An
tony, W. M Charles Bennett s. w.; Geo. w. Well, J. W.T.
N. x. sprsight, Secretary.
JEFFERsoNIAN LODGE NO. la.
Kingston, De Soto Parish La ORcers-ohAs. &. Crsv-
ford " NJ; B. s. Logan. s. W.; L. r Scott J. W.; E WI
Laley, Secretary.
SAM TODD LODGE NO. lss.
Sugar Town, Cacaseu Parish, La. oncers-John Dovss
". NJ; J.. L. simmOnS S. WI D. A Cole j. W.. a. W 4
Richardson, Secretary.
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. Is1
Hoss Mills Caddo Parish La 0nicers-Thos r Vaughan.
W. NJ; R. T. Cole s. w.; h. B. Curde. J. W; J. NJ Camp
ton, Secretary
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO lS.
Spring Greek Church, Washington Parish La Officers
Hardy Richardson. W. NJ; @. p Bailey, WI II. q Jsn
kins. J. W.; J. @. Fieher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. 49,
Big Cane, St Landry Parish, La onhcas-GsO. w. Benz
deck wM; P. @. Csllhan, 8 W.; l. o. Hays J, w.; o.
s. Smith, Secretary
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Flat Lick Claiborne Parish. La. omcers-w. p Meyers
W NJ; Henry Jones, W.: T. L. Hssty, J.. W.
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TRY 1T, TEST 1T THOROUGHLY,

TRY 1T! TEST 1T THOROUGHLY!
II will cost you nothing By making application
% The Machine will be sent your residence
and you will shown how t. IT, and reasonable length
of test the Machine TO decide as TO its inertia
The Magnolia Washing Machine
VIII do your washing half the labor less soap and
more water you usually will the cost OF the
Machine In the wear fuel in less than
year sop does away with the necessity Of stand
ing over seamng tub and prevents the washer from 10
bAlnR the steam Oh bthy soap suds also from getting wet
and will in many be the Of preventing sick
ness and saving a doctors hill
An ingenious COG-WHEEL WRlNGER ~ anlxed 70
the Maehne and is made Of Ineia Rubber Cylinders ano
h ussfui simple and Cheapl Satisfaction Guaranteed
or no Sale. Use the
Magnolia Washer,
and save thu Womans Health both Labor and
Money Ia A hLLAkD .
Hola OwneY of the Patent Right Louisiana
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MEDICAL.
ITO DoULOREUx.

TURNER'S TIC DoULoHEUx.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
a safe. Certain and Speedy Cure
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
Remedy all cases Of Neuralgia Facialis, often efecng
perfect hours from the use Of no
than two or three Pills
No other form of Neuralgia Nervous Disease has failed
TO yield TO this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even IN the severes cases Of Chronic Neuralgia and gene
raj many standng-afecne
tie entire system few days few weeks al
e utmost always affords the most astonishing relief and
cry rarely fails produce complete and permanent cure
II contains drugs other materials in the sghtesde
gree Injurious the delicate system, and
always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY.
It has long been In constant by many Of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who give It their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent by mail receipt Of price and postage.
One package, 81 90. Postage, 6 cents.
Six packages. IS 90. Postage, " cents
Twelve packages, SO 90. Postage, 4S cents
sold by all wholesale and retail dealers In drugs and
medicines throughout the United States and by
TURNER CO., Sole Proprletors,
100 fremont Street. Boston, Mass.
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. q. Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western oaIslana and Texas.

The Railroad Feryboat the foot OF St. Ann street.
opposite the jackson Square, DAILY at ~ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers at sA.E
Shippers and consgnees Of freight BY giving notice to the
New Orleans Tran Company Camp and Common
treets their goods received or delivered any pa
Of the city At reduced rates Of drayage
Freghts the road for landings on the Teche
and for Opeousas deliverable New iberia st. Martins
VILE received daily Sundays excepted from TO p n,
at the foot Of st. Ann street.
F,ght for all points on Bayou Lafourche between Laba
dIeve and Lockpor for Bslanger Canal and for HOuma
viii be received transported through via Rsceland La
ourche and Terebonne stations through Steamboat rates
An outward freight payable at the time Of shipment and
inward reght on delivery.
CIV. R. BAILEY,
superintendent
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LOTICE................. ....'....'''..''''NoFiCl
CENTRAL WHARF, PASS CHRISTIAN.

CENTRAL wharf, PASS CHRISTIAN
TIE Central Wharf nearly new furnished with comfortable
reception and sheds ozrs every comfort
and prOec ion freight and baggage superior
The rates Of WhsrSSe charged prior to the
ard in sceOIdsncs With .ns Ss Ordinance
Carts and wagons wharf in readiness ct
s ss 81 %
me unless the owners Leave ner orders 70 saA1 ess
Perishable articles called for due time will be disposed
Freight and wkS-fags bills are due when called for.
An transient freight and baggage cash on delivery
In Connection with the Wharf have established Lumber
aS tRS an % " and n @ads
tor bills Of Lumber e srseI on the beach or .sI
sured endeayor viii be used 70 promote their Interest
spG s0 s snS us S se o IN
and in accordance with the times Considering my freight,
meet nv bills cheerfury. SIMEON TOBY.
Pass Christian, April IS ls6o
IOHx q. FLEMING.
Gas FITTKz
-ASD-
Dealer In Gas Fixtures,
LIZ AND lis MAGAZINE STREET. NEAR eIRoD
New orieans
WI attend punssuAny faithfully al ordss entrusted
70 him.
Order isf IN Boz re L. Mechanics and DsAlsF E1.
change. via Nth uroupt attention
KNEAss d MAYO
N SUCCESSORS TO MAsEE KSEAssJ
Removed from No. Magazine street.
Manufacturers OF saddlery and Harness,
IMPORTERS
| sADDLERY, HARDWARE. BETTING, PACKING AND
HOSE, ErO, ETC.
Eos TeAoupit0ulAs and New Leves, and ~, IS and 30
CoDI1oa streets.
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FINE PIANOS
ZINE PIANOS. .........

GUST WON HOPE, 87 Magazine street, has Tine stock
Of PIANOS manufactured in Louisiana which he guaran
tees equal those OF foreign maker
offered in this city. Prices viii be found MODERATE
Citizens invited 20 call
Mr. WON HOFE WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
at the held New OrlesA1 in January
1888 for thn REST PIANO made Southern States.
GUST. WON aOFE,
6G Magazine street.
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE,

MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
WIN. Ii. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Hss. rs and 22s FRONT STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Are prepared 10 make contracts for wRoUGHTIRoh
WORK Of any Description or Quantity at the Lowest Prices
Manufacturers Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES.
Also, Of Carys PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders left at Box 100 Mechanics Exchange, 1920 Post
Office will receive Prompt Attention.
EEpR FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN ISzbJ
Csrner 81 Dslerd and Fouehss streets
ees eaye friends she public gsRsrsy
Aa. we are prepared formerly 10 manufacture 5sear
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Sugar Kettles, Draining kS
Chimes Saw Mills Cotton Presses Newell Screws, Gin 0eal
ing Furnace Mouths Bars all kinds Of Plantation
Steamboat works and svsy description Of Machinery
the South LEEDS n 90.
Orders Ie Of Boz r. Mechanics and Dealers Rxehsnss
Oil receive prOmptsttentiOs.
- SOC Grsd street., New Orisani
goHH eKppKs-yos A. sHAKsPEAKE-s. sVooP.
asddsss shakspsars d Cs.s
Irsn ana and Nschnists, Manufacture sven
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar MILL. D.sians Essnlns.
Mn and Gin Gearing 9rsts bsys Store frsnts oslann
II
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Joseph wOLFORT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Nos. SO and So Baronne street,
BETWEEN ooMHoE AED GRAVIER-
The hest stock OF Single and Double HORSES, SADDLE
HORSES and MULES constantly on hand. Having unlm
tied facilities Louis other Northwestern Cities
enabled offer Inducements TO Planters and the Pubhe
generally.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND SATISFACTION GUAR-
ANTEED
Particular attention paid to Hacking having mesh arrivs
Horses and Mules Bought and Sold Commission
JOSEPH WOLFOSr,
50 and Sc Baronne street
OUIsLANA LIVERY AND SALES
STABLES,
Nos 49, 100 and l92 Magazine street, between julia and 81
Joseph streets
Firstclass Mules Sale Also, Carriages sne
Buegies for Hire l.. HAkF fropr1etor
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OFFICE, ns NORTH THIRD STREET, ST. LOUIS, NO
WIN solicit Ps.ents and prosecute Patent sz and old
iecsd cAmA Expecting reap profits from such,
obtain patents st application fOs barely what costs
and having been In the business for some time
bled shape claims avoid Infringement Al baE
attended 10 promptly; advice free IN all essss
Best Of cit references givea When desired.
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UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
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E. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER,
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
Knaba Nupns and GuiId PIANOS, Prince ORGANS and
MELODEONs, Etc,
161 canal street, near Dauphin
NEW ORLEANS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-03

Street Commissioner Baker, of New
Orleans, recently removed BY General Ham
cock and reins,aied by General Grant. is
charged by an sffidavit sworn before United
States Commissioner Welles with perjury.
he having rendered voluntary aid to the re-
bells in arms, by an engagement in the man.
ufnctuTe OF munitions OF war for their use.
and having voluntarily performed military
service under the so cslled Confedera,s
Government. and a'terwcrd taking the oath
office as Register Of the votes in First Die
trict Of New Orleans; also. in having
sworn before . notary that he was Bri,isl.
subject, to escape a drsh into the UnAed
States service, when in fact he was o nat.
uralizsd citizen Of United States.
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Adm Shoe maker, number Of years
ago, went TO Huntington Furnace, they cay
aud eeene there for The first time pair OF
snuffers. he asked:
What's them fo.!"
TO snuff the candle
The candle jus, then needed snuffipg. md
Adam, with his thumb and finger, pinched
off the snufi, and carefully poked il into the
sufftrs, saying: well, now, ,aen's handy >
"A Gpsey woman promised TO show two
young ladies their hnsbsnd's faces in pail
OF water. They Ioohed and exclaimed.
Why, we only see our own laces.'
well. those faces will be your husbands
you get married.
The mex, State election will be that
in Connecticut, which takes place on the
9Th Of mex, month Tne Legislature then
to be elected vii! have a Senator 70 elect,
as the term OF Mr. Dixon expires in 1869.
A msn would have but few spectators
LII he should offer 10 snow Ior 'hIep pence
how he could thrust red.hot poker into o
barrel Of gunpowder, and II should not take
fire.
A ch splain OF State prison was asked
by a friend how his psrishoners were. 'Al'
under conviction, , was the reply.
| What 10 that snimaI which has the
head Of a cat, and the the tail OF cat. and
The ways OF a cat, and yet which isn't a
cat! A kitten.
ITThe oregon Democratic State Con-
ven,ion yesterday nomira.ed.J. y. Smith
Tor Congress by a majority, and unanimous
" declared foy Pendleton for president
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GEN. McCLERNAKD.-Tbis &c n,emsn hav.
ing been suggested as the first choice OF the
Democrats of Ssngsmon county. for Gov.
ernor Of Illinois. lakes occasion. in a brief
but patriotic letter. to- decline being CO onsid.
cred a candidate for that or any other DO.
liticul office. He closes by ssyjng--
In doing this / have only to add that, I
hope Democrats North and South, East and
West. will esche W geograp phicel sad person.
al animosities: will unite ss a band of broth.
ers TO stay the mad course Of revolution :
and TO resist. force by force IL IL should be-.
come Necessary. TO save. thu Constitution, :
the Union and public liberty.
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"A gentleman wHs chidlng his son for
staying out late at nights-ur other early
of mex, morning-snd ssid: why. when
| WAS OF your sge, my father would not al.
low me 10 20 oul OF ,hr house utter dsrkv'
Then you had o dauce ot iaihev-you
had sneered 'beyounp profgo,e Where.
upon the father very rsshly vociierated:- -
4 had a coniounded sigh, better one than
you, you young rascal!
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desires il 10 be carried out, will be fooled
out OF his vote at the next fall elections. if
he vo'es for Republican csndidats with The
expectation that il elected they will stand
up 70 the doctrine Of paying the fve.iwentv
boads in the lawful money OF the United
States. No matter what may be their pro.
LESSONS, there il no intention on the Dart
OF the Republican leaders TO sdopI,hot pol
icv.-Ind. Hernld.
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MANUFACTURER AND DEiLER IN
HARNESS AND SADDLES,
South East Corner IF the Public Squire
JASPER. IND,
OFFERS S histhanks to the citizenrof Du.
~ bois county aud vicinity for their past
patronage, and solicits continunnce and
extension Of the same feeling conlide NJ tha,
he can make it to the interest Of persons in
want Of any thing in his line 70 deal with
him, az his motto s"sms j profits and quick
salss." May Is. '62.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-03

The Lower House of the Missouri
Legislature has passed a bill to an-
thorize the city government OF ST.
Louis to guarantee S4,000,000 of
bridge company bonds, but with air
amendment requiring an actual en-
penditure Of Sl,000,000 before ths
bonds shall he issued.
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From the New York Ledger.
The Origin of Wine.
ny JOHN G. SAKE.

Ye iriends Of good cheer, ! pray you give
ear;
] sing Of old Noah who planted the vine:
Boi, first, il you please, our ihrst to sp.
pense,
Leps drink to his health in q bumper OF
vine.
When The deluge was oe'r, and good father
Noah
Sal mopiog one day in the shade OF the
tree,
An angel csme near. and thinking j, queer,
Said "Tell me, pray, what the matter
may be!'
Says Noah, "I'm curst with horrible thirst:
SO painful. indeed, am reedy TO sink;
There lie plenty TO eat, | have no lack Of
meat,
But, sir. on my soul, have nothing to
drink!,
See! on every side the ongel replied,
There is water enough both in river and
Tiil
Your fever 10 eeck-not to mention the
lake,
And many fountain that flows from hill!
Says Noah, 4 know the waters s,ill flow,
But he Deluge has ruined The Auid for
drink;
So many bad men were soaked it then,
The water still tastes of the sinners, /
iinkr
III can't be denied the angel replied,
There's something of reason in what you
have said;
Since fbe ws'er Is bad. 'is fitting you had
A good wholesome tipple TO drink in i,s
stead
So flying AWAY. the verv mex, day
The nngel came back with a hsndful OF
And taught the good man The prosperous
p!an
OF pisn,ing, and hoeing, aud killing the
weeds.
All. Nhs, color and shape! Ills the beutiful
giav,.
Ia clusters Of purple they hang from The
vine.
A nd these being pressed Ill 10 easily guessed
Old Noah ,heDceforth crank no,ning but
wine!
SO, cup ere we part TO the man OF our
heart,
Old Noah the primative grower Of wine
And one hrlmming ,up (nsy fill it quite up)
TO angel aho gave him the seed OF the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-03

In Searcy, Arkansps, a pair of
twin girls were born few days ago.
each having twenty tingersr The pa
pers ont there are sympathzing in ad
vance with the fntnre husbands, doom.
ed to predestined scratched faces.
with double the ordinary allowance Of
finger nails.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-03

"A Methodist minister last week, while
on his circuit in the count, OF Randolph
accosted a sister tbus:
Sister. you know that Christ died for
sinners
What said she. 'is Chris, dead! had
not heard anything sbout il, Jonathan don ,,
lake any paper bu, Gtuber's Almansc.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-03

The massachusetts House of Kep-
resentatives passed the bill aboIishinr
the State Constabnlary over the Gov.
ernors veto, 152 to G3. The Senate.
1t is believed, will sustain the vote,