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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

1.-THE tide Of emigration from
Germany to the United States, the pre-
sent spring, has commenced with in.
creased volume, and it is estimated
that upward Of 1000 emigrants LET,
Germany last week for America.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

UIn another column will be
found the card ot DR.. MAGENNis, the
celebrated occulist OF Evansville, Ind,
The Evansville Press says, that in
operative surgery OF the eye, or in dis.
eases OF that organ, he is recognized
as the leading authority Of the West
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

The Secret ~ Of War. 10 rspy TO a
resolution pa.ard by The House. irquirirg
the amount, ufl,nd necessary 10 meet I'll. 70.
oniremsn, ~ Hill No. $40. TO sgualiz' bonn
ties of soldiers. %snilors. snd marines who Ger
ved N the l.,a var for the Union, saws. that
in March, 1886, The sun w"s estimated Of
S253, SOL OCO' in April. 1866 for HtiiiioraI
bouniies he estimate wa $o',63i 900 De-
due, This latter SUN psid on account o: sdJl'
iional bountirs from ,h, amount first ~stima
ted. and the remainder ri, 80 pretty closs
10 2roximale OF the further nm"nn. 'hs'
would hr required under the bill 10 qnes'i"n
viz 1895 ,O56 500. which in l.nd at 81 ..
per mere - in require 1876 .O45 44o acres.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

TIn 1866 the Radicals carried
Michigan by nearly thirty thousand
majority. On Monday Of last week
negro suffrage, the pet project Of rad
icalism was overwhelming defeated
in the Peninsular State. The world
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

HAVING made The EYE and EAR. with
their ,nnuv and complicated clsenser,
n speciality md the study OF years, ] desire
10 sny To his ~cnmmuu,ty. thaf am pre-
o,rpd 10 treat all Who mny SEEK reii"i h"in
pnin nr suffering re-uliing irum an, tnec-
lion q: these important orgnns
All nuow The l~nr1.,imnhl" hdv"n'"g' "'
good eye-igh, ard good hearing. ana sh"ue,
cons. qm.niiy. be c re:nl ~ prr-er"r mem.
VIVA, u, fr-, may apoepr I" The nhin'h"-
ted hu, n slirht disurd-r. ~ "i'en the germ
deep seated disss-p, which mnv, 'r
want 81 p,op.r attention d.y"l"p ''s'i' NV"
d strnctiv. .rsui. The slal'est ~ ism
an linn may ey'end 10 such " d ar"e; n"h
,.rc. sav. We cantn, b. iou careful ~
guarding that when may be 50 tssii, lost
to ~.
Innr cy,rrienre ~ 'h' hosniinIs ~ Flu
ron. IA military rnt ci,,l practice. hs- mad"
mo familiar wtih ne minui" structure ~
those orrans. he i.ess"- iowhtrh 'h-v ah'
i.bl.. and The prn."r ir"n'n"ni - ah 10
nrnmn, M cermpn.ut t"lir'
Orrtce llouEs, rom ) ~ II \ and 'r""
; "" 5PM
ar Orricr. on Third Sree'. bei"een Lo-
Gu, aud " IL
JOHN MAGENlss, " D..
S,r .nu bultfi.
w ~ ,67-l. Ev4r.vule. lad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

nTThe counsel for the President
do not think the trial will c%ontinne
longer than u week from next Mon
day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17
Grain Screen and
HULLER

HAVING purchased from the Psteutee the
IL right 10 manufacture and sell tho above
valuable article In Ddbois Co desire 10 cell
the attention Of Farmers 10 u. They feel
confident Il 10 the bes, Grain Screen ia use,
and that fsrmers generally msy save its
cost (only $l5) each year, BY Uring Il "a
clean their seed wheat alone. We only
ssk a trial snd II its operations are no, sat.
isiactory the machine may be returned, and
90 harm done.
KUEBLER & QUCKES.
! Oct IS, '67-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

DEMoREsT's PARLoR MAGAzINE.-This
excellent Magazine is constantly grow,
ing in popularity, and in the secret OF
Its success is the conscientiousness
with which it is conducted. 1t gives
all and more than all, that it promises
1t is the most complete Fashion Mag
azine in the country. lts department.
OF music, needle work, braiding, pat
terms, etc., are either one worth thu
price OF subscription, which is onl.
$500 per year, with a handsome AM
valuable premium. Office, 473 Broad
way, N. !.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17
BID


On The 9Th inst, 81 the residence of ths
brides Father. bv Rev. R. NJ Patterson. o.
Orwell, Mr.. r NJ. CRAIG TO Miss Lucy DE
BRuLER.
No Cake!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

TOne hundred guns were fired
in Portland Maine, in honor OF the
Democratic victory Connecticut.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

TA correspondent OF the New
York Worlds tells how the North Car
DINA Constitutional Convention adj
lourned: "A Mr.. Litllefield took the
chair and gave out Old John Brown
lies m%oulderiug in the ground two
lines at a time, and the whole congre-
CATION sung it after him. Then the
whole concern advanced TO the chair
singing and dancing and shouting
They rang the ire. bells while the con
stitution was being signed, till hal
the citizens turned out surprising ths
town was on fire, and broke up in al
orgie impossible to describe"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17
New Jail.


The Grand Jury at the last term of
tl,e Circuit, Court. after n careful eX
animation OF the County Jail. and
,lue deliberation, reported 10 the
Court. that it was grossly and totally
unfit for the purpose Ter which 1t is
used. and that it was a shame and
scandal TO the county to coptlne any
human being in such an unwh'lesome
and life destroying building, and con
sequenily an order was made that the,
Board OF County Commissioners. at
their next term take the necessary le-
cal steps as to lcvying a tax 10 pay
for building a new Jail, or that in de-
fault thereof suit be brought against
them by tho State Prosecutor at the
next term ct the Circnit Court. No
ore who has observed the physical
condition of the prisoners who have
been confined for any length Of time
10 our county Jail during the last few
wears. will fail to commend the action
of the Grand Jury in this instance -
In the case of Abisha Ashcratt. who
was discharged at the last term OF the
Court, he came ont nearer dead than
alive, and so it has invariably been
with every one confined in that hole
long enough for its nnwholesome close
air to efecl them. The County has
already paid many physicians bills
80 tbt- 0yhnncivn "a wnIl
as unsightly nuisance near tue Court
House.
We are glad to believe that now
a new Jail ia bound TO be erected. oul
County Commissioners will bring te
the Performance of their duty, a spirit
Of good taste and .iberality, and tina
sound Judgment which will enable
them to profit by the experience 0
the counties surrounding US. Spen
Ger, Gibson and we believe some o
the adjoining counties, have just com
pleted new Jail buildings, OF which
their citizens are justly proud, bein!
an ornament to the towns, a safe ant
healthy place Of confinement for pris
oners, aud q monument to the wisdom
of their county boards. No doub
much may be p~rotitably learned by a
examination OF these buildings, thei
cost OF erection, architectural Llans
and other incidents connected wit
their erection, by which an intelliger
building commissioners may be enc
bled to save something to the count,
Tie selection of a site for the built
incs will also be a matter about whic
some taste, or consideration for the al
pearance Of the county town, shon|
be exercised. and right here, we wi
say. that while in a matter OF tas
each individual is likely to differ fro
another, we think there are very fc
residents Of our town but what hol
and believe that in a few years,
most, every foot Of ground on the IN
lie Square will be demanded, and b
come very valuable for business pu
poses. and therefore would regret
see it's prospective beauty and val
marred by an expensive County ia
which must, from it's very charac'
banish from it's immediate locatio
all kinds OF ordinary business.
These are matters OF considerat
Importance to every citizen Of I
town aud county, and, as we rema'
ed before, we are glad they have p
sented themselves at a time when
have a Board OF Commissioners
whose good taste, liberality and y
dom we can have the fullest col
dence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17
M,v9 1863

Between The hnu,- ~ ~ o'ri"ck a VI MUG
4 O'clock, = NJ Ut ssin d,v. tha r-n'- me
profits fnr n term M. exec ding s"v u y"st'
Of III ioilouin n described r-nl e-'ai", s''n-
s'.d in Dubois county and S'rte OF ihdi'"'
me south east qisr'or OF he son'h sc-'
uuar,ev kept thur arrss ~ The south wr-'
corner thereof. and MS" The s"n'h wee qnit.
", ot The soL,h enst quarter all ~ s-s'i"i
n umhsr thirteen, town number one, sun.
vsng- number five west
And un isiiu,e 10 .ra'izs the 'ull hm1nn
If pr,ncipsl, interest Und tO-is Called tnr b,
said deere, will 81 The. ssn. irme MT
place, aud ~ Iik. ma0nes, sell th lee sim
pie ~ said real estate u
Taken in tx c"'ion ~ the property -
Adam G.vrr AMI NJ ria Gev.r, ~ he suit q
John = K'ingsI. Executor Of The -s'a'- /,
G-bh-rd II lung. deed.
Snid sal. Will be m-ds without any roll.
wh,tever from The vaius,ion Or spprai.mei
laws.
HENRY MAUNTEL. Sheriff u. G.
I G L CARR. A,t'y
April II lS6S-3v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17
SHERIFF'S SALE
G b CARR. At,'y.
April II '6S

NOTICE Is nsrrbv given Tint Nv virtue
~ Of n copy OF " decree, i+-"-d fro" 'h'
flee of The clerk Of ,h- Dubois Circui'
and Ia me Cirer'"'. dir.c'ins
me to make the sum VI Sl52 with M
,.rp., aud coats. vii pr"cerd I" ofirN
tor sale a, Pub ic %nvciiun, !" 'lir h'gh's'
bidder. Tor ,.sn ~ hsnd. NJ The door az ~.
rvnr, house ~ Dubois county. ~ HE to"'
vi Jasper. on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

Fine BlOOdcd Horse!
4 Pnre blooded English Race Stallion.
IA from a full blooded Messenger. and by
Imported Albion, can be seen ut Jasper,
Dubois county, Ind. An interest for sale.
r. NJ. WELMAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-04-18
administrators Notice.

IN NATTER OF THE estate OF
lie late Royal Highness Victoria X kAskumsnu, deceased.
N7tc- - hereby given b. the undersigned. sole a9HiEis-
TRAITOR Of the above named estate. TO al persons nov in posses
sion Of any Of the real PrOIe-ty b=0l ging TO sid estate, by
lease or oIhsrxiSs. ami indebted therefor. or may hereafter
become Indebted TO said estate for rent or other Indebtedness
that all payments must be made to The undersigned. Nho Is
solely authorized and empowered 10 receive and collect the
same and receipt therefor. All persons are forbidden ia any
manner to trespAss upon, or in any wise in ertere With, or eX-
errise any control 90 management of said estate. or any part or
parcel thereof JND o. DONINIS,
sole Administrator of Estate Of V. X. kAahumanu.
Honolulu, MArch 10, lS6s- 0o I'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-04-18
Lace and Muslin Goods

White and cold Embroidered Grenadines and Book Muslins,
Pine Lasns-Strped and Checked,
Cambria aud Lsce Eiandkerchiefs,
Book EusHns. Tape Checks and Laces,
Bishops Lawn, Victoria La~ns,
Bobbinet Lace.
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JUST RECEIVED!
BY EXPRESS
FROM NE" YORK.
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History Of the Atlantic Telegraph
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Memoirs Of Madame E2canier.
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Songs for Social and Public Worship,
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FOR 1865.

OHAGlAES OAN HSOS
Just Received, Per Steamship idaho"
II HAVE JUST r Z C E v E ID By THE
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03
1rm9erif@e 9pfnune.

@te mir aus bent Munbe zines Der
Dentofraten Y%ernebmen, bic fir
@errn Dpnneuy 9ettmmt, tpar feline unb,
,pie er fa9t unb mir slaubem, febr Yteler
glnterer ieiner @eTnnuneseenp7en @runp
fiji bieie 5anplun96meile tte @pfnut9,
bic MntizD pnneuy &epubltfaner wirben
int Sale Der domination Dpnnelly'6,
ge9et1 benz elben 19afen unb ttmmen, Ietz
ne @abl Sereiteln unb ei11em Dempfraten
in ben. Gon9reb belfe1. , m
Wtr f6nnen ttr ia9en, eeliebter 8ru>
Der Deuarfrat taB BIT bt9 nit tieler
2pHr1tn8 gang 8drtiS in een Singer 9e@
l9nttten.
s 90 leib e6 ur5 tbrn loute, tpenr un(er
Treunb 9ubbaro bic Npminatipn ni9t
erbtelte, fp percen mir rp9 fiGerli9
5errnD pnnelly na9 bel ten&r1f ten unterz
itiBe>L tpen1 CT bic Momtnpttpn erbalt
unp bic les perben nit unsNfeunrnbneltrz
gig Don buncert Gr>Nntt<D pnneuyz9euz
ten tbu11.
limb bann miro Ss1atiu5 feline &ebez
batterien> bic bt6ber auf bic ei9ene Yartei
9efeuert 9e9en bid> 8r1oer Dempfrat
tebren oaB btr6Dren unb Seben Yer9ebt
DpnneQy, Der bt6ber MUIR BON 1einen ets
9e1en 2eipen uno l1nbilpem 9elprp9en,
miro baum Ypr1 ben 2eipen unb lnbtlber
be6 GaterlanbS reben> mel1f
e6 our6 bic @abl Der 5erren
Seymour uno 8lair erfabren wiiroe, nnt
bu, lteber 8ruber Dempfrat, >ptrl It mi
@dreden rnb GntieBen wabrnebn,er ptt
unler tletner 8pmbarbeur bei1e beiper
Nu8erfprenen i1l ammenfaup11irt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03
[S@lnb foIst.]

-. Muf ben 9ten September 1T bic
tempfratiide : @on9reB Convention fit
Ben n1rpli9en. Ditrict anteraun1t uno
miro in Sn9edpQs 5aue sullammen fpm~
men, uu1 ba5 Spferlamm aus3unablen
>peldes BON 5utberb pber DpnneQy ab<
9eldla@tet perpen miro. SIN Der triae>
riiden uap eiteln 6offnun9, taB mem,
Donnelly tprninirt tpirh, BIZ. .6ubbarc>
uno @albbumz2 eute, tpein11 ,6ubbarb
l1pn1tntrt wtrp, be- pnneQyz 2eute vb 81
ten" merpen if bic 8etperbun,g unter
ben TQbrern Der Democratic UNI Sic 30
minatfpn fit @pn9reb 1ebr lebbaft.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-15
T.fyalss OF JaAuary.

The celebration Of ihis day by the De
rana.ary q Uhia rss grand and imposing.
TIE State Cacvcntion vas the largest Of
aug Dylrce:o :veniicH ever held in the
State. Th Ticket nominated is composed
% y lr. af men. and We go into the
tn1t;@a 4uliea aN3 harmonious. The EN-,
.,arseq,ant of tenaietcn for President OF
the Cui,ed States was one Of the granlcst
scenes a have ever witnessed, and vii
become historic. We surrender considela
Dle Srac- Of The Sentinel to day that eul
rea}ars may have fail report.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-15
IL PAEsTgTEGN.

ROBERT f. HARGRAVE, Samuel fIar-
grave John Hargrav4, Anna II. Harper and
William Harper, her husband, and Charles
L. Hargrave will take moi ice that petition
was filed against them Oh the -3rd Gay OF
December, 4. d. 1857, in the Court OF COM
mon Pleas Njthin and for the Comfy OF
Harrison and State of Ohio. by John &.
Hussey, and Lydia II. liu4seE, his vie,
and is now pending wherein said iona &.
Hus3ey and Lydia H. auSseY, his vile, de-
mand partition Of the following r9a estate,
to-wt: Situated in tho County OF HARRISON,
State of Ohio aud in the SLeubenYiile Land
District. and hoinga part Of tho Norihewest
quarter of Seotlon numbered Eighteen, i'll
Township numbered Eight. OF Range NUM-
bered -Four, and part of the Soutn-west
quarter of Section mum m0ered 1hlrtean, III
Township numbered nine, ana ltange num-
bered Four, com 1intu5 hIty-tWo acres, DO
tho saino mor5 or less.
Also the following tract Of land situated
in tie County, State and Land District aforo
said and being a part OF the Northwest
quarter OF Section Numbered Eighteen, in
township numbered Eight, and Range
numbered -Four, and part OF the SGuth>
west quarter Of Section numbered Thirteen,
in Township numbered nine of Range
numbered Four, containing twenty acres,
be the same more or less,
Also the following tract of land situated
in the County State and land district, ai2re'
said ana beng part 0L INC NpFtn f't5b quar-
ter of section Numbered Eighteen, Town
ship Numbered Mine, aid Range Nnm bered
Four, cs containing two acres and thirty>hve
| perGhes more or less
Also, the following tract Of land situated
in the county, State and land district alores ,
said, and being part OF section Numbered
| Eighteen Township Ma rbered Nine and
Range Numbered Four, containing one
hundred acres, be the same more or less,
| except Eight acres and seven perches sold
to Alexander Mason, of OF the South East
corner of said tract, and bounded ont Q
North by county road, running through
said land. And for a more particular dis
cription of said lands, reference being had
to the said petition of said petitioners, where
said lands are described by metes, and
bounds, and being the same lands owned
by Charles Hargrave in his life tinle--and
that at the next term CT said Court the SAID
John G. Hussey and Lydia Ii. Hussey his
wife, will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
! A. C. TURNER,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Dec.23, l9666t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-15
non GEO H. PFvpL FrnN's SPEECH,

speak, aul when he 1Sl So, ho poke IS fol-
lows
HON. ESQ. II. PEyDLETnN's SPEECH,
Mr. Re'Etat aEal grai es.es al Lhe Con
rr7iioR .-Language fai;, mo 20 express ths
emoiiols Of my hear Vt this momca,, 7
ihauk you fer the compliment yoa have
drue me. tLsuk v0U for this APPRECIATION
oi nv opinicns ami conlEc: and character
| thank you the mos" becguSs tae conr.i-
uont comes from he tried ard igua. and
triumphant Democracy OF my native State
"a Democracy which has, by patient faith
and devoted courage and heroic effort and
UnwaceIing fidelity to principle, achieved
dnllns the last year On unparalleled victory
eni brought Us in hso years Il 'm mirori-
~ Of o1r hundred Thousand to = majority in
The State. The issues presented last Of all
were worthy Of your elforfs. They were to
maintain th' ascendaEcy of the write race;
to prevent the Afiiranizltion of ten States
sud rh~ hybidisailon of our own State; and
to hit from the shoulders Of the people the
present burden Of taxation and indebted
ness. aaA tpaale them TO exert their native
energy III the new career OF prosperity on
which We hope they are soon to enter, The
people of Ohio will continue their effort
and if they do. The Statesman, whoever he
may be. who shall receive from the Nation
al Convention the honor of bearing our flag,
will pant Il IN Triumph upon the high PAGES
Of power in the Federal tioyernncIt, Gen
tlcmeu, again thank you.
When Mr. Pendleton ceased speaking,
the cptbusiaem again broke forth and be.
came boiserous, and rush was made by
rleuIers OF the Convention to congratulate
him
It was mcved and c1rried that all further
resolutions offered 10 Convention be refer
red to the cor niece on Resolutions with
out debate.
The Convention then took a recess until
II o'clock P. M.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-15
NOTICE HEREBY

GIVEN that on the 4th dav OF Docember
1857, tha Incorporated VILLAGE ~ CahtI Pr>s-
seuteu its petition TO the County Commts-
sinneTs, with an accurate plat attached
theretol, wh9,then caused the same to be
filed in the oiilce OF the County Audtt1i
of this County, praying for the annexation
of the following contiguous territory b said
Village, VIZ: commencing for boundary at
the Northwest corner of C1ancey OezveYs
dwelling lot; thence along the North lSne
of said lot to the North East enrnef t-1sveof;
thence in a straight line to tho North east
corner Of said Dewey's apple orchard 0d-
Joining said dwelling lot; thence Sonth-
wardly in a straight line 10 where tho
division line between iIeZekhih Ieoayiaa and
f. Tjmmons' land intersecks the road lead.
ing from C.Idig 10 Welsburgs thenee South
wardly along said hne 10 the Southwest
corner of said Rowles' land, thence IN
straight line 10 the Southeast corner or the
New School House lot on tho now road
leading from Cadiz to WarfePs old mil;
thence Westwardly with said road 10 the
upper post of the first gate on the left max-
Gin OF said road; thence in a straight line 10
the Southwest corner OF the Fair ef9uifots;
thence in a straight line to the Southwest
corner of the McNutt lot on the South side
of the road leading from Cadiz TO Cam
bridge; thence due West two hundred feet,
thence Northwardly on q parallel with the
East boundary line of John G. Jamison and
Walter Jamison'S lands to the road leading
from Cadiz to Deersvtle; thence Westward
ly along the South margin of said road. to
the East post of the gate at the end of Wal
ter Jamison's lane; thence in straight line
to the place of beginning.
Said petition is set for hearing before said
Commissioners OH the llth day of Febru-
ary 1868, at ! O. clock P. NJ. at the Auditors
Office.
JOHN S. PEARCE,
| Mayor Of the Incorporated Village OF
! Cadiz. Dec. l5, lS57-6w.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-15

Messrs. Thompson, McCook, Armstrong
and Mclean having received the highest
vote, were declared elected
ELECTORS At LARGE.
Hon. II. j. Jewatt and r. p. Ranny we're
elected by scclamation electors at large for
the State Of Ohio.
On motion Of Mr.. Sp1oner resolution
rendering the thanks Of this Convention
and of the Democracy of Ohio to John g.
Thompson for the faithful and iasDartial
manner with which he performed the du>
ties of chairman Of the Democratic Central
Committee duriny the past year, was adopt
ed, with applause by the Convention.
A vote Of thanks was tenlered by the
Convention to the proprietors OF the Thea,
ter for its use to day. which was also adopt
ed
Adjourned sine die.