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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-03
Major 6herrod's Speech.

Major Sherrod's Speech.
MAJOR Sherrod, Of paoli. addressed
a large number Of tho citizens Of this
county at the Court house. on last
Tuesday, and he limbed skinned and
jayhawked the RAIDS from the word
20. The hot shot had a good effect,
and the Majors eloquent aud scathing
review OF the Niger policy Of the
RAIDS, aud their Union destruction
measures, opened the eyes of some,
who have been h.indly following that
party, and they now announce their
intention to vote with the Democrats
this Fall The Major spoke for an
.honr and n halt to an appreciative
audience, and left a very good i'm.
preston. Ills ionr years service in
the army during the war, completely
stopped the mouths ot the exceeding
ly "loil," but generally stay at home
part Of the opposition, and his former
residence in the County, and old nc.
quaintanceship brought out u large
number OF his old friends, who took
the occasion to renew the memories at
''auld lang syne." The Major is n
candidate for The Democratic NOM
ination for Congress. aud s!aonld he
receive it, the canse OF the Union
would not suffer in his hands. and we
should expect the minority in the Dis.
trict to be increased. The contest for
the nomination il getting quite inter
esting, but we hope the interest will
not lag after the nomination is made.
MEMORANDA FOR NORTHERN LABOR.
Frs AND MEcHANIcs.-The House oi
Representatives., every radical in the
affirmative and every Democrat in the
has resolved to continue the
IFrecdmen's Bureau in the South for
another year from July next. The
original purpose Of tn Bureau was
declared to DC only the temporary
care OF the negroes, and the time Tor
its existence to cease was fixed. But
as the indianapolis Herald says. il
was found to be such ~ capital piece
OF machinery tor radical c~!ectioneer.
ing purposes, and TO furnish tat p'a.
'ces Tor so many radical h%angcrs-on,
that it was continued by Congress.
and the time again fixed tor its dnra-
ton. Now another year ia added to
its life ut q cost Ut millions upon mil.
lions to the hard working tax payers
Of the North. Northern men and
women are working to produce the
mil lions Of dollars annually expended
by this Bureau. that ignorant and dc
graded negocs,' to quote General
Mar,indale. may bask III sunshine and
idleness aud be ready when wanted t.
vote the radical ticket.
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DAINBRIDGE TOWNSHIP EXHIBIT.
RECElP1S and Exoendi'nfrs Ut Ba'n'
~ bridge IownthiP, Duoo's .o"".' ."o's
Tor the hscs' year enoing Ms'ch = iooo'
TOWNSHIP FUNDS.
hand a. lsst rauort 500 RI.
Reed tron. G., Treasurer Nov 1867 e37 40
Nov. 1867 "a SO
To,nl receipts xIO9S 5a
Total expenditures Sl7 ~
5000
Balance on hano $50" ."
On hand Iss, report x1457 So
Since received 25O6 O0
Total receipts 1864 Os
Total expenditures 2'95 ~
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L. Y p%GpRULRR. W. A. TRAY LoH'
DRBRULER g. TRAiLOR,
ATTORNEYS & C0UMSEl0RS AT LAW.
L. %pspRuLRR.
JAePkR. INDIANA,

Will practice in the Courts Of Dubois and
aioining counties. Particular attention given
10 collections.
March 20. '68-1y*
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For Guvern"r.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. Of Msior.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ALFRED P. EDGERT0N. of Allen.
For Secretary Of State,
REUBEN c. KlSE, OF Boone.
For Auditor OF State,
JOSEPH V. BEMUSDAFFER, OF franklin
For Treasurer of SAFE.
JAMES b. RiMAN, Of Marion.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court.
NOAH >. AROSE, Of C,ss.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
NJ. A. 0. PACKARD, II Marshall.
Fur Superintendent, OF Public Instruction
JOHN Il. PHILLIPS. Of Davies.
For Attorney General,
SOLOMON CLAYPOOL. Of Pn'n,m.
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DJ7Pay us what you owe US.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-21

We are in receipt Of one of those occa-
sonal letters Of advice regarding the man
agemeut of newspaper with which every
/ journalist is familiar. Ordinarily we pay ~
attention t. communications of this charac-
ter but the one in hand is so cool and char
acterlstic that we are disposed to share its
| eni1vment with our readers. The writer
unintentionally, no doubt-om itted his sig
nature but what's in a name when TIE
article itself smells SO sweet ? Says our
! anunymuuS ADVISER
/ As vearlev subscriber. take the liberty
( Of saving 20 you, AS pubiick funniest that
ycu ought to moderate YOUR editorial re
marks in regard TO no!iticks G,u are too
Back to SCOT the bu,K OF the people You
also fill up your paper with lot Il non
cence that every >encgable u III Is sick Of for
the last wear about Nasbv such mist beal trash
i not fit for any paper that ma, any pr5t.n-
ci0nS to re<pcCtabeI!ty We wait Information
not bOsh DE more CncCrvltive and not wcr
~hp the Negro AID { hiua Man as YOU seem
10 do YOU stated IN NoHr paper That bauu
Of CancdilnS and Trash men run the thlnas
of from chopping Wood such was not tie
case as YOU ought to know there was many
vanks amongst the ont laws even Black 1s-
publicans WHY not give III IN cred II one word
more in regard poleticks Won can drum up
all your forces this fall and we viii discount
vorSe or any party that loves a Negro or q
Chnaman better than former.
u ith the respect due 10 'vear,v sub
Soroer, we beg to assure our ceres ordsnt
that he must have nli,re4d the Enterprise,
or IIli,arprehendcd its meaning, if he con-
ceiyes that it regards = negro or China
man as better than former" We DO nOtrec
ollect Of ever having had occasion to even
state that we thought them as good-though
we sho&ld not hesitate 20 do so If our opin-
ion were solicited. We are no. particularly
enamored of the negro and Chinamen, and
our special advocacy of their rights has
simply been engendercd by their special
prescription. Similar prescription Of any
other native or foreign class or race would
enlist our efforts with the same zeal in its
behalf 1t is not races or classes that appeal
to our sympathy and sense Of justice, but
the distinction which is made against them.
If to protest against unjust prescription of
whatever kind, is 10 be radical-if to raise
our voice in behalf Of any class or race that
may be prescribed, is to be blach-and i
such course in journal is distasteful an
unsatisfactory to a yearly subscriber -
we advise him not TO renew his subscription
when it expires, the Enterprise Will not
be likely TO suit him better in the future than
in the past.-I csterd1,.'s E"tnpyi5e.
Amen and more power to- e Broth
err
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.


From the Trestass of Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, May l9.-Upon motion o
Edmunds, an indefinite leave of absence
was granted to Senator Grimes, N account
of illness.
Daniel W. VOORHEES,, Perry Fuller, o
Kansas, and Ger. Ewing, have been sum.
moned as witnesses by the impeachment
Managers.
Banks, from the Committee on Foreign
Agairs, has reported a bill appropriating
/ S7,210000 to carry out the treaty for the
purchase of Alaska.
New YORK, May l9-The Times special
of to-day states that Chief Justice Chase
has placed himself in the hands of the Dem
ocrats, who are taking measures to run lin
as their Presidential candidate against Gen
eral Grant.
The Worlds Washington special gives
the following list of new members of the
Cabinet, decided upon by johnson in case
he be acqu tilted on all the articles of i'm
parchment: Secretary Of State, VIM. T..
Evarts Secretary of the Treasury. Groes-
beck Secretary of the Navy, Ex-Governor
Cox; Secretary of the Interior, Capron, of
Illinois; Attorney General. Stlnbery.
No one is mentioned as Postmaster Gen
eral.
A dispatch states that Forney has been
sent for to return to Washington, at the in
situation of Cameron, to undergo an invcsti-
CATION.
Congress adjourned to the 18th.
LOUISVILLE, May l9-The State Fenian
Convention met to-day.
General O'Neil, the President made a
stirring address.
This eveniny an immense ratification
meeting will be hcld in the Courthouse, and
il the square.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-21
JOHNSON AND CHASE.

The statement gets reaffirmed tha
johnson is to remodel his Cabinet. The
telegraph now furnishes US with the
names OF the new Ministers, ali but the
Postmaster General. We infer thai
Nasty will be rendered that position
The story of Chase's apostary would
seem to be confirmed. Atany rate, tel
egrams which should have conveyed his
indignant denial of the assertions made
with regard to him fail of doing so, but,
instead, bring US reiteration of the
accusation Of his d-sertion of party ard
principles. We reckon that the Devil
has taken a sudden liking to him and
that the attachment is mutual. Asnnv
rate, he is welcome to go to that head
center of the Democratic party whenever
he chooses.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-21

Two IrEMs.-Thomas Sunderland, leading
spirit Of the Virginia and Truc2<ee Railroad
protection, has been in San Francisco :nr
some days, understood to be on business for
the company. Monday, the steamer New
York of the China line. reached San Fran
cisco with seven hundred Chinese from
Uor-kong. Very likely Sunderland was cx-
pectiug them, and has made arrangements to
set at least a portion OF the cargo at work.
4 large portion OF the work a. both extre:.li-
ties Of the road has been laid Of, and IS
ready for the graders. Cinnamon, properly
Managed. make excellent hands tx that
vsork.-T,espaSs, 21h.
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THERE Is Il good prospect Of a gain 10
'he country IN one direction, thank God,
if Chase is to secure tie Democratic
nomination - the Pref icuCv. He Will
be likely TO resign his position of Chief
Justice, AID that is some comfort
Wonder if it is possible thas -tuSusle
Belmont engineered Chases somer-
sau,t BY promising him the Democratic
nomination as a reward for his treach-
e.. The bonds & 3o) of brotherhood
are strong between them, Chase being
tn credited originator Of the greenback
system aai Belmont being tie largest
individual holder OF oar national sscH-
rites. Il is by 10 means impossible
that negotiations with the CAief Jus
tice are the secret OF BeImont'S refusal
to cali the National Democratic Conven-
ton at No earlier day than the +th of
July. We shall see what We shall see
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-21

hNECDOlES OF UENLRAL bRANT-1liS
HABITS" A Woman" writes to the Phi!a-
heiphia Press, from Ashland. Pa, the fol-
lowing stories about General Grant:
During the first three years of the war |
was actively identified with the Western
branch of the Sanitary Commission, and had
abundant opportunity of judging for myself
In regard to the character and ability OF
many of our Generals. During the entire
campaign of the opening of the Mississippi.
it was my privilege TO aid in caring for our
noble patriots. both in hospitals and i'll
camps, and | have been for weeks together
where l saw General Grant frequently,
heard his name constantly, and never did
hear intemperance mentioned in connection
with it. Facts are stubborn things. | viii
relate few of the many that came directly
to my knowledge: In the Winter of 1862 3
when the army arrived at Memphis after a
long, weary marching and trials that sickon
the heart to think of, tvo-thirds of the otti-
GERS and soldiers were in hospitals. Gene
raj Grant was lying sick at the GavoSO
House. One morning Mrs. GRAFT came
into the ladies' Parlor very much depressed,
and said the Medical Director had Just been
t. see Grant ana thought he would not be
able TO SO any further ii he did not stimulate.
id she: and l cannot persuade him to
DO so he says he viii not die, and he will
l,
i"t tou.i "'oP upon any c'n>l4era'loh.
Ia ieSI '-i%'l Teeh ic "9S OK po"lo 'he aU
Again, a few months later, l was on hoard
'Iie 4-e"uq"a'' Ti' Ooat DIT -N!i-!N9n neho,
"nt't P"5'e " ANeIy saLneF ny Oh o!NctrS ana
Gu iltu "'t'!: NdIstN anu ,u>lc we're
:nV U'NTi - ','e cttnlll General '''"h' S1'
III ''ie i"".f' c"o'H' ls1hH47 upon a 'a3ie
.o'T-;u N4'h lHA"'iI'Iao'e 'H2i,S ana routes
70 E"<o,.fS' N-!o.iy aos'TOed III coAte;E-
pl4.i0ho l Tue great n1"tteF before nm. lie
pa!" no "ueil'i'h Whatever 70 what was
:,olh- on ar?aha, hei'AeF d'd any one dare t.
tHl';' upI nm ''f h",'FS ne 81, thAS, unit!
lhe i9Egd al!a !"'hGh'td -1cIherS'n stepped
up 70 MN WIN glass OF Aquor III his h1nd,
an'i sad; General, this won't d., you are
ihJ"rlhS FonfSeE; IN WIN rs IN FEW
Io1S's, anu '''ro" 'Al> o'rdeh Oh your anna
I-'o",h5 up ana ShitinG' he itrHCI: Mac,
yon AAo" Your WHISKY won I mel? me TO
'4IhA; give NE dozen ct The best cigars
you can hHa' amt II the ladies viii excuse
me Tor sHoAinG' thinH by the time have
AiI'Aed them / snail nave TINS J'o, pretty
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-21

I'll" B~HIAL OF SENATOR NcDorGALI.
TDe San Francisco CAL ofSunday says: The
remains Of the late Senator McDougall ar
rived in the Sacramento, yesterday. a
meeting of the friends Of the deceased was
held in the United States Circuit Courtroom,
yesterday afternoon, Elisha Cook, Esq, pre-
siding VIM. V. Carney acted as Secretary.
4 Committee consisting of solomon A.
Shaep, w Ii. Patterson, Charles McNulty,
T.. V. Joice. G. w. Ryckman, and Charles
NJ inturn. were appointed to make the nee
essary arrangements for the funeral.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-21

RAILWAY IIEMs.-The Cheyenne Argus
has the following: It is stated that the
Union Pacific Railroad Company have re-
solved to reduce the passenger rates between
this city and Omaha. Instend of Ss5l ID
ticket AS heretofore. it will in the course Of
Esw days DC put down to $50.
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ANOTHER LINCOLN NEEDED.

The great, loyal, intelligent masse:
of the United States have grown pas
the necessity and adaptability for being
led. 1t is because prominent publicist:
in and out of Congress 60 not under
stand this that we are treated to such
an appalling multiplicity Of political
suicides. The province of the states
man is to follow, not to lead to exer-
else and cultivate his sagacity in divin-
ions of the people who are the safest
and wisest thinkers. To do otherwise
and attempt, as Seward, Chase, Fessen-
den and others are doing, is to descend
out of the domain of statesmanship to
the doubtful and dangerous level Of the
mere politician. The era t.:.t made
Clay and Webster and Calhoun great
was the sophomorical era of the nation;
not that either Of those great men were
sophomorical, but because the nation
was such. This people has got out of
toe preparatory school since those days
and has entered upon the serious, self
dependent business of national life
The great Lincoln was the first CT our
statesmen TO understand and appreciate
this there are many indications which
lead US to believe that Grant possesses
a Ike character Of mind with the great
mariyr-like, in respect OF being willing
and anxious to follow, as near as may
be, the honest public voice. When Nr.
Stewards great mind became warped
iato its present bad channel, it took that
course ooedent to the false conclusion
tha: new policies would shape the action
OF the people and not that the sovereign
people would mould new policies. He
segregated the people from the govern
ment AID attempted to set the latter
above the former. Late transactions
lead Us 70 the unhappy conclusion tina;
other veteran publicis;s have fallen iato
the same serious error.
Beyo2d any doubt, General Grant has
ALREADY received the formal nomination
FOR the Presidency from the National
REPUBLICAN Convention. Il is the fond |
hope OF loyalty and genuine conse-va !
tsEl that he will be elected, and that /
his admiEistrati will tenu largely to
ward rescuing this nation from the ruin
ous rule and Influence OF the selfsh |
politicians, at whose mercy it would be |
if he should fail to deveioye that high |
character in the Presidential Office
which he has uniformly and with modest
frmness displayed during his career as
our mos. trusted and efficient military
chief. As never before since Washing
ton time, the Office seeks the man and
not the man the office and while we
cortemp plate the lanentable mistakes AMI
reckless foilies of too many of our am
pubic men, 1t is as
snring to entertain the reasonably
grounded Lope that with the expiration
Of the preset miserable administrator
4 .nore uea.tDf-l, honorable and pa,rio- I
&C pubi.c service will Restore the nation
- lis needed equan.mily and gave 20 the
'o.ce OF the people that rIghllul ,onse
neut of which the government will
peedily de,eriora,e into mere hot
.ouse of corruption aud a RENDEZVOUS >,
Or political maraa Gers.
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The west half of lots and 10 in block l., G
Proctor & Green's division Of Carson City, and i'm
| provements tax and delinquency 20 30.
Lots and 10 block co, same division, tax an
delinquency 6S.
Lots and block co, same division, tax an
delinquency. 81.
Lots and block Co, same division, tax am
delinquency GS.
Lots ., 3, c, and 10 block Ca same division
tax and Delinquency 9 %.
North west quarter Of block 20. Phillips div
sion Of Carson City. tax and delinquency So.
North 1915 feet If the northeast quarter Of block
90 same division, tax aud deit qutncy 90 eta.
Lots ard 10 in block 9, of turry's division u
Carson City, tax and delinquency -
Lots !. >, 3. i, ). e, :, $. 8, 10, II and u il.
block one i Of Van Wrinkle Proctor's division o.
Carson City, tax and delinquency each lot
81 cts.
Lots l, ., 5, l. 5 and in block 3 IF said divi-
sion, tax and delinquency on each lot 81 cts.
Lots I to II inclusive, the Whole Of block {,
same division, tax and delinquency on each lot,
81 cts.
Lots l to u inclusive. the whole Of block lG,
same division, tax and delinquency On each lot,
8. cts.
Lots l to l. inclusive the whole of block 20,
same division, tax and delinquency On each lot,
5. cts.
SAM. c. DENS0N,
District Attorney, Ormsby county.
A. W. MIG TING1LL. sheriff. nh3
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NOTICE No. SO.
U s REGISTERS OFFICE,
Carson City. Nevada, November Il, 1867 !
NorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THOMAS
~ Wheeler, William Wallace, Nathan c. Pad
dock and Abuer X. Barker, have this day filed IN
this Office a Diagram, together with a Notice OF
Application for Patent from the United states
under Act of Congress approved July 70. 1866, for
twelve hundred feet of the Mastojon Lode, known
as the Wheeler Company's claim. in the Wilson
Mining District, Esmeralia County, Nevada
Said claim is described as follows commencing at
Station No. l. about one hundred and fifty yards to
the south of Main street in the town of Pine Greye
being the north-wc,t corner ofthe claim. running
thence north 81 degrees 45 minutes east, 600 feet
to Station No. 2 Thence south 81 degrees 10
minutes east, 200 feet to Station No. 5. Thence
south 81 degrees As minutes west, coo feet to
Station No 4. Thence north 81 degrees 10 min
utes west 1920 feet to the place of beginning
containing l6 52I0aths acres. Said vein or Lode
is estimated 80 100 feet in width, and there Is
claimed on .ch side thereof 100 feet. lmnedi-
ate.y adjoining sail claim on the northern end
there are no known claimants. On the southern
end thereof locations have been made by the Cad
mus Company, by the Poorman Company, and by
the Deppsite No. Company. Said claim is more
particularly Inscribed by the Notice and Diagram
nos ted in this office and on the claim.
MA WARREN L LOCkHART Register.
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FIR ESH Sc DIS!

WE DEG LEAVE TO CALL ATTENTION
w of Dealers Large Eanchers. Nurserymen.
Gardeners and Others to our we'll selected stock Of
Seeds all of which guarantee Of choicest qua!-
ity Among our assortment at present Is
10000 pounds Alfalf, CT yer;
1000 pounds Red Glover;
2,O0O pounds White Dutch Clover;
1000 pounds Hungarian Grass Seed;
1000 pounds Nillet Grass Seed;
1000 pouI.,is Timothy Grass Seed
200 bushels Red Top Grass Seed;
200 bushels ~ Blue Grass Seed:
100 bushels Orchard Grass Seed;
100 bushels Lawn Grass Seed;
200 pounds White French Mulberry,
And all kinds ofGarGcn Seeds in quantities to
suit purchasers.
Also. on hand 10000 assorted Fruit Trees, in
quantities TO suit.
R4mittauces can be made through Wells, Fargo
& Co.. or by mail.
Address }. p SNEENEh,
400 and Al Davis street, san Francisco.
Send for a catalogue. FER IN
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
commonwealth the following named defendants,
and to all owners claimants to the real estate
ana improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described. known
or unknown: You are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced in the Justices Court. Car
son Township. by the State of Nevada, plaintiff,
against each Of the defendants hereinafter named.
and each ofthe following described tracts or par
GELS of land, with the improvements thereon, and
improvements when separately assessed situated
in Ornshy county, and all owners of claimants 10
the same known or unknown, to recover the tax
and delinquency, assessed to said defendants,
against said property, for the fiscal year COM
mencing on the first day of January, 1877. and
ending on the 5lst day Of December. 1Su1, and
that summon has been duly issued in each case;
and you are further notified that unless appear
and answer the complaint filed in said cause on or
before the