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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-06-18

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DExoRxsr's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
This excellent Magazine now fulfills, as
nearly a. one Magazine car. all that q
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
NOTlCE is hereby given that the I'M
~ dcr~igMd. Administrator of The Es-
tntc OF Margaret Harder, deceased. will
offer for sale nj public suction, AT the res
idcncc OF the deceased in Columbia
township. Dubois county. Indiana, on
THURSDAY. July lL. 1862,
the personal property OF said estate. con-
si~ting of about sixteen acres Of wheat
standing in tho field. about ten acres ot
corn in the field. abonteight acres o.! oats
in the field, about four acres o. coot!
meadow grass in The field, about half an
acre Of growing potatoes, three horses,
three COW, and calves. two leiicrs. hogs.
sheep. and Il lot OF poultry. household
and kitchen furniture, and various other
articles.
TEENS Sums OF five dollars and
under, cash: over five doints. credit
of nine months will be given. the purcha
scr giving his note, with interest from
day of sale. waving benefit ci appraisc-
mcnt and valuation laws, with approved
security. HENRY HARDER,
{. Doanc. ATTY. Administrator.
June ls-3w
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$1l5,679 20
WOnien'S Rights.

The Women's nights Convention at
Indianapolis on Wednesday, passed the
following resolutions:
WHERSAs, The possession Of any God
given faculty presupposes the right 70
pse that faculty. and,
WHEREAS, Men and women have been
endowed by the Creator with the same
mental and moral powers; therefore,
Resolved, That their right to use the
mental and moral powers are equal, and
that legal restrictions are not only un-
necessary, but wrong in principle.
Resolved. That one class of society can
not properly represent the interests OF
another, and that to secure justice to all,
ali should have voice in naming and
enforcing our laws.
Resolved, That wherever woman has
taken her place side by side with man in
many avocations aud professions, she
has shown herself his equal, and has ex-
erted refining influence, and all have
been made better,
Resolved, That we will, in all honora-
bic ways, labor to remove all legal disa-
bilities that now trammcl the efforts OF
woman, and let capacity, inclination and
circumstances control their sphere OF
action, rs with men.
Resolved. That we feel justly proud of
the action of our Representatives in Con-
grcss who are in favor of the proposed
Sixteenth Amendment, for we feel that
while our laws are being reconstructed,
90 as to give the elective franchise to
colored men, they should not forget the
women Of the country, who are surely as
competent to use power judiciously ar
those who have so recently been in the
degradation Of chattcl slavery.
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The Best News Is
THAT THERE rs

M ONEY in the Treasury of Dubois
lvl County, to redeem all orders drawn
upon the same, that have been presented
that were issued prior to No. 1913, dated
May 18th, 1863, and that the interest on
said Orders will cease from and after the
date Of this notice.
WILLIAM BRETT, ST., T. D..
N. Persons holding Orders will
please present them on Saturdays, as that
is the day ] will attend at my Office.
WILLIAM BRErz, Sr., T. DC
June IL, 1914
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Snoorixe--We are informed that a
Mr.. Dewitt who lives in Hall Township
IN this comfy, shot his sea-ia-iaw, Mr.
John -Atell. last week. II seems thaf
Mr. De~itt's daughter, wio IL tho vile
Of Ahrli, got tired Of married bliss, and
went rr her fathers. where her husband
followed her. md compelled her TO start
Ap,ux with him, After getting about
q,rsster Of mile from Dcwiit's hoIse'
the father caught up with them, and
shot Abel through the arm.
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"A farmer near New Albany has in
vented steam pillow. tits estimated the
machine will pillow thirty acres a day, to
the depth Of two feet, To do tho same
work would require forses, twenty men,
twenty plows, forty sets Of harness, and
sundry bushels Of DATA corn, hay, etc. =
Tost will be about fifteen hundred dol
lars,
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j A - u u 1k L. - m q "A j. -
MAIL EXPRESS g. STAGE ROUTE
A. STEINHAUSER

IT =. Contractor for the Shoals and Jasper Nail Tx
~ press Route respectfully informs the public that
he will run good hack, with an excellent team AVID
reliable driver and Is prepared convey and
express matter between the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road at shoals and Jasper way places the route
will find this the cheapest well AS most pleasant rou
at all times as they save several miles travel Persons
sending or receiving expressage Of any kind MAY depend
on having u carefully handled. and promptly and safely
delivered Hs stage leaves Jasper evcryfrday morning
att o'clock and arrives ct Shoals IN tuc connect with
the railroad trains either way vturnng leaves Shoals
% O'CLOCK 49,, A. STEiNUAuSEie
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lNDEPENIsENCs: BALL.
PIC MIC AND GRAND BALL!
FOURTH or JULY, 1869,

vyNTE undersigned would respectfully
L announce to the public that there
will be Pic Me aud Ball ut his house
half mile from Jasper, OH the Jasper and
Troy road, OH
SATURDAY. July 3. 1850.
Plenty of good thiags 10 eat aud drink
will be had. Good music will De- in ut.
tendance. The public generally are in
vited.
p. S.--Thc best Of order will be pre-
served.
MICHAEL HOCIIGESANG.
June 4. '69-4w
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

~ INI1 UT y NNII vi Il VI
NOTICE is hereby given that at the
~ suit of Joseph Friedman, Plaintiff,
an attachment has been issued by mc
the undersigned Justice of the Peace oil
cambridge Township, OF Dubois county,
Indiana, against the property of George
Sehweiss and Alois kodallc, Defendants
Roa resident debtors, and that said cause
will stand for issue and trial before me
On the 26th day Of June, 1869, at one
o'clock i'm the afternoon.
PHILLIP GUCKES, J. T. [sEAL.]
G. DoANE. Atty.
June 4, 1913
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ lcrsi.ned has bccn appointed Adj
minis,raior OF the Estate ot Margaret
Harder. late of Dubois county, deceased.
Said Estate Is supposed to he solvent.
HENRY HARDER, Admir-.
June l8--3w
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EtRy,S RorxroRT.- The large carriage
and blacksmith shop OF Mcss''r, Stocktpg
& IIirsch was totally destroyed by fire on
che tenth inst. The loss i quite heavy, bit
partly insured. The adjoining buildings
were only saved by the use OF force
pump and hosa which Nr. :. ilcl4 hcrSto-
fore prepared for such an emergency.
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Second District School Fund Dis
tributiOn.

The follow ing table exhibits the amount
which each CO unity in the Second District
IL entitled to IN the May distribution OF
the school fund. just made by the Super
infendenf of Public INSTRUCTION.;
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az DR.. y. II, Na.soS. Dentist, Of
Ioogootee, Asrs hasn in our tosSD a few
DAYS OH professional business, and IL get
ting goua deal TO do. He has the rep-
utation ola good dentist. lIoyillpay Ire
land visjs on next Tuesday. ana those
in that locslity who waqttheir teeth fixed
mn will do well to sali on him.
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GEN. GRANT is credited with the cpl
grammatic remark that ''oflicc-sseking
was fast becoming one of the industries
Of this country.
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THE
DISCOVERY YET.
Stoutl.r's Patent Egg rs.server.

VIII keep EGGS In perfect condition tive years
Eggs can I spoil while undsr the procsss.
u has been used BY the patentss twelve ysars sssi
never failed
Eggs tut up by this process during The summer have
their prignsl cost
onr put up and send 10 market o?lOoO worth
Of Eggs IN lees than STA months and than double
his MONEY
Is equally applicable to hot or cold climates, 10 easily
|uJdcrsiood and costs al nut y q cent per DOZEN
ha,a esled the Legs, aud certify that they
are perSct.
The PROCESS is guaranteed 10 DC perfect "IGG IRE.
SEkvl.R."
III. Patent has 10 years ~ run.
Family Rights without permission 70 buy and SCH
rry. Tor sI,cuation. a.; Grortrs Eights-iu Large
till,- ssu. Nillagss. $50 States and Counties sc.
tof.ps 10 10 sil,,lvn. Address.
JOHN y REAZEl.
lnontown, PennA
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NOTICE OF lNSOLVEN(Y.

NOTICE OF lNSOLVEN(
4 L the May term. IsCa. OF the Com
"a mon Pleas Court of Dubois County.
the estate Of Francis Limbcrg. deceased
was declared probably insolscnt. ThoS,
interested are bottled, that it will be-
settled accordingly.
ANNA NJ AIRY LlMBERG.
Il. Bucttncr. Atty. EXccutrix.
June 4, G9-3w
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PLEASANT HILL, MINI,
April 9, 1865.
DIR. G.. w. ROBACK,
Dear Sir=Last
fall my wife had the
Liver Complaint SO
bad she was able to
sit up but a few min
utcs. at a time. /
had a physician doc
toring her for some
time, but the medi-
cine he gave her
seemed to do her but
little or no good. l
was advised to get
her a bottle of your
Bitters, and let her
try them, and see if
thew would help her.
So l thought if one
bottle would be good
two would be better,
and l got her two.
bottles, and when
she had taken the
ast bottle she
could do most Of her
house work. l got
her one more which
entirely cured her,
and She looks the
best / have seen her
for four years. We
recommended them
to several of our
neighbors who have
used them with great
success.
ORvIs A. MASON.
jim, ~, Collin
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JOCRNEYM.AE SHOEMAKEIeS
l. O O Il II T. II T.!

FyNIiE undersigned wishes to employ good Jour
L neyrnsn Shorriskers, oie t"work on fn. work.
one IN coarse Wages ny the piece fer Enc work ane
by week Lorth Nr the coarse. Steady employment,
" III lie giteii. Address apply 10
k.'NatLl hErk.
June At last side Public squar, Jaspvr !ni.
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A Il L + n Z / ON
TWO (OOpE!sS WANTED.

Y1NIfE undersigned wishes employ two good rrrc.
1 man Cor;.rs and viii pay the following wages
tuf i.sri koR, from 80 TO ~ per keg; xoasses
barrels IS 10 Q tcns Egg hsrvls - cents Steady en-
uloyLlei.t viii lc given address apply to
LAW kI.Nt + Hl.tslNIR.
Jasper. n:bois County iniisna.
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JOINS ScuArsx Clerk Of tAs Boas nd Of Trustees for
the town Of Jasper no hereby certify that the foregon
Ordinances revised and amended duly passed BY
said Board ~ meeting board held the 9Th day Of
June ls6A Witness my hand and seal as Clerk of said
Corporation this 18th day % June. 1858.
JOHN L. SCHAfER, Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees
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Clean Your Cellars,


The Boston Journal of Chemistry says:
Diptheris, typhoid and scarlet fevers, and
many other most serious illnesses, have
their origin in cellars both in city and
country; aud we can do our readers no
greater service Than to urge them TO see
that, at all times, they are in dry, sweet,
wholesome condition. Why should farm
er5 families, living in the country, away
from pestilential vapors of the cities, be so
subject to attacks of malignant diseased
There is q reason for it, and we can point
it out They arise from the indifference
manifested to the obssgyance of hygienic
rules and the violation of sanitary laws.
Cleanliness is essential TO health, and it is
just as necessary in the country as in the
city.
A family living over a foul cellar is
more liable to be poisoned and afflicted
with illness than city family living in its
polluted atmosphere, but without cellars
or Easements filled with fermenting roots
and fruits. With plenty Of pure air,
wster and exercise, the evil imp, disease,
ought to be kept at bay; and he would be
if better observance Of certain hygienic
conditions were maintained. Bad condi-
TONED cellars, small, close, sleeping rooms,
stoves-these are all agents Of evil homes,
and are fast making the homes of farmers
almost as unhealthy as those Of The
jewellers in cities. Are not these sugges-
lions worthy Of consideration? o.
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Thanks 90 our Friends.

To the constantly increasing number Of
readers Of the UNION AND AMERICAN, both
old and new, we return our sincere thanks
for their generous patronage. AT no time
since the war has the UNION AND AMERI-
CAN had wider circle Of readers, dis
tinguished for intelligence, virtue ard
patriotism. In the midst Of the pres
ent canvass, many hundreds who have
paid no attention to politics since the war,
are writing for our paper, to obtain the
truth regarding The great issues now be-
fore the people of the State. In response
to their fattering expressions ofconfdence,
we can only say, while thanking them,
tina: we will leave nothing undone TO merit
their confidence. Now is the time for
the discrimination of truth, and we hope
that those who are fsvorably impressed
with our labors in that direction, will en-
desyor IN Pxtend our circulation
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New Advertisements.

Bourbon whisky three years old was re-
ceived yesterday by Geo. F. Akers, with
instructions to sell for what it will bring
1t is large lot, and now is the time to get
something fine.
Taxpayers and all others are requested
to notice that 8 receiver has been APP
pointed at Smiths drug store, corner OF
church and Vine streets, to take the dimes
from the thirsty throng who rush there for
delicious ice cream soda. Try
Those who are fond Of dancing can have
the privilege of doing SO by going to Nc.
Murry's Grove, on Saturday, 30 inst. See
city notice.
The John Lumsden is to leave on to-
morrow evening. s-a
We call special attention TO the card Of
our friends Hicks, Houston & Co., who
will soon be again prepared to sttend IL
all ftheir friends by supplying them witt
a new stock of imported queensware. W.
are glad to know that they will so soor
be restored to business after so great los
by fire. h.EE
J. Prousniizer is TO have q furnitur,
auction sale this morning, and also, car
pets. See advertisement.
Remember the great sale Of household
furniture by T. w. Barnes & Co., at Nc
q North Vine street, including bedroom
furniture, and no bsr-rOOm fixtures, as wa
stated yesterday, by an error Of the types
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B. Cole, an old citizen of this place, died
yesterday evening after a prolracted illness.
Who does not remember jolly Cole? In
the good old Democratic times he and his
brass cannon were well known institutions,
and on all public occasions he never failed
to let his "baby walker" be heard. For a
period Of years he was the proprietor of g
brass foundry on he corner of Broad and
Front streets, and was known to every man,
woman and child in the corporation.
Although eccentric in his manners, he was
q man Of generous impulses, and an up
right citizen and straightforward BUSH
ness man. Peace 10 his ashes
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT FL. IA. TO NE
Id directed from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District Of Middle Ten
nessee, at its April Term. 1859. will self to the
highest bidder for Cash. at the Courthouse do II
in the city of Nashville. ON THE 21TH DAY
OFJULY, 1869, all the right title, claim, in
teresr and estate which A. NJ. Bailey has in and
to the following described piece or parcel Of
land tO-wit-:
Lying in Maury county. Tennessee, in civil
district Ne. p beginning at a stake the T.
corner of the DIR. u. j. Polk tract; thence N
S9L{o w 80 oh 6 links TO a stake in Mrs. Eliza
Mex endricks north boundry line; thence N IS
ch 81 links to a stake; thence W - ch 90 Inns
TO a stake; thence n 81 oh 80 links TO the center
Of the railroad; thence with the railroad n $40
h CHI; thence N 5ll4o u 6 ch Is links, thence
n 6lo 4 ch Is links; thence S ~ W ~ ca 46
links to a stake, A. Thomps0n's southwest cor
ner; thence n $50 g Z 81 CD 30 links % a black
oak stump, in A. ThOmpson's south boundary
line; thence 70 f Al ch 81 links TO the begin
ing containing Two Hundred and Sixteen
Acres more or lcss. levied upon and sold 70
satisfy an execution in favor YerheOf. Me-
Campbell 4 Co vs.. A. N. Bailey
rC. Il. X. GLASCOCK,
jUnls WIT NJ, NJ. d. 7.
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NICHOL-In this city. on the 18th inst. Mrs.
ELyIRA FAcKLER NICBOL. daughter of Col. J.
J. Fackler, of Huntsville. Alabama, and wife
of DR.. William L. NichOl. of this city. Her re-
mains will be removed to Huntsville for inter
ment.
MCNULTY-In this city, yesterday morning,
at o'clock. George joseph, infant son of P. j.
and E. S. McNulty, aged three months.
The friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services from
No. los North College street, this morning at 10
o'clock.
June 80.
COLE-This morning, at ten minutes past
enc o'clock, BARTHoJoNKw COLE. in the fifty
second year of his age. after months illness.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, at five O'Clock
this wednesday, afternoon, from b is late resi-
dence, Ill South Market street.
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pIsrREssINa noMIcIpE.
The killing Ora PROMINENT Lawyer at
Springfield YesteI day.

The killing 0fa Prsminent Lawyer az
Springfield YesteI day.
We are panied 10 chronicle the killing
Of S, l. Benton, Esq, Of Springfield, Rob
srtsOn county, yesterday morning, by ): q
Simpson and his son. The depioraole
affair was unexpected, and shocked and
grieyed the community in which 1t oc-
Cured. IL Is said that there existed q
grudge Of several years. standings originate
ing during The war, but which il was
generally supposed had passed away.
But il now appears that the elder
Simpson, who thought himself aggrieved,
cherished the real or supposed injury, and
yesterday, in company with his son, met
Mr.. Benton, in retired place in the town
of Springfield, when and where the terrible
death ensued. No other but the three par
ties named were Immediately present
Several shots were fred, which attracted
Others to the spot, and Benton was found
on the ground, his body pierced with some
half dozen bullets. He died almost in
Stantly. The Simpsons were taken into
custody, and will stand an examination.
Mr., Benton was well known and high
ly respected lawyer and citizen. a.
several years ago, Represented Robert
son county in the State Legislature
and was esteemed for his many excellen
| qualities. He left a young family. MI
Simpson is carpenter by trade, and is
highly esteemed citizen. The tragedy
deplored by the people Of Springfield, an
by all their acquaintance. gaH
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LonIsriIIe and CIncInl

Louisville and Cincinnati Railroad.
c w S Brown, formerly a well known
citizen of this place, and for many years
the General Southern agent of the Little
Miami railroad, has recently been ap-
pointed general passenger agent of the
Louisville and Cincinnati short line rail-
road which was opened on the 18th. By
leaving this place on the morning train,
there is sufficient time for dinner in Louis
vile, and then by taking this new route
the traveller reaches Cincinnati at o'clock
the same evening. This is bound to be
the great thoroughfare. We understand
that through tickets over this route, con-
meeting with all the mails East, can be
obtained on and after the 1st proximo.
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Inhncernents 10 Climbs
L.. O. o. #, Election of Officers

At regular meeting of Edgefeld Eu'
campment No. 80, on Monday evening
29th inst, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: w. H. Sim
monds, C. P; VIM, Boyd, ii. P; Ed
Copeland, S. W.. S. H. Robinson, J. W.
. Jno. NJ. Hudson, Scribe t. J. Hopkins,
Treasurer.
At a regular meeting Of Trabue Lodge
No. 10, l. o. o. F., held on last Monday
evening, the following officers were elected
for the following term: r II Gordon, N 6;
Sam B Stockard, V G; Richard Griffin,
Secretary; VIM ? Phillips, Treasurer.
At the last regular meeting of Smiley
Lodge, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term VIM II Trsford,
n G; r HALEY, V G; NJ NJ Barnes, Sec
retary: NJ C. Cotton. Treasurer.
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1 hOBERT' MUUkE.-..........-. o.. CINCINNATI.
The river was sill stationary yesterday, |
with 81 feet on the Shoals. Weaiher warm
and cloudy, the mercury ranging from So |
to SO.
The Robert Moore arrived yesterday
morning, discharged her freight, and de-
parted again for Cincinnati last evening
The Alpha whichswent .down.to tighten
the Moore also arrived with a portion of
the cargo. .ie E 80 I II
The Tyrone cleared for Cairo with a big
lot Of passengers and some freight. taa
She John Lumsden is due to-day, and
ia the regular packet for Cairo to.morroR.
| The River Times is the title of very ele.
CANT twenty -four column paper just started
at st. Louis by J. H. Carter, a boatman of
twenty-five. years experience. IL is de-
voted exclusively to river interests, and is
certainly deserving of success. Charley
Gallagher, our old Celtic marine CORES
| pendent, is this papers Nashville special.
The lobe Hurt was dropped down to the
bone-yard yesterday. Capt. Thompson
loaned herto Sam Harrison, and departed
for the State of Mel Cracker. s.sltf4 ss9Fs
We heard a conversation on the street a
few days since, between two darkies reia-
tive to our friend lobe Leake, the popular
insurance agent in this city. The inquiry
was made BY one Of them az 10 who -apd
what Mr.. Leake was? The other replied
that he wasn't exactly certain, but be-
lieved he was engineer Of fire company =
| Paducah Herald. o.
Capt. Leake is an old Nashville boy, and
the best leftbanded steamboat clerk that
ever signed bill lading. 81
MINNIE HA.HAl Mi Lord, and several
of his marine friends will understand.
| Verb sap. -, r- Al
That package from ia Race street, Gin
cinnati, through the courtesy Of Stephen
SOD, of the Gazette, was duly received and
contents noted. We accept the terms Of
the bill of lading, gi wing US the @privilege
of reshipping, towing, and leaving on
shore without tarpaulins, and not respon-
sible for leakage and stealage," but Judging
from the marks, we would suppose thai the
latter clause of the terms has not been
strictly complied with, and we therefore
hold DR.. Bradley and his fair assistant
clerk responsible for leakage. lT II ~