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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07


~ IT appears that tho rebel Colonel
omwe. OF Ala. confirmed rs Governor
OF New Mexico, cannot take the test
oalh, aud so cannot assume the duties OF
his cllicr till Congress relieves him from
'his disability by direct legislation.
~ Last Sunday. near Roscvillc, Parkc
county. n young man named William
Miller, being cnamorcd Ola young lady
and desiring 10 take her rs bis wife
popped the question 10 her, and upor
meeting with u refusal. declared that j
sae did not have him he would go ant
XII himself. The maid still pcrsistin.
IN her refusal. he went upon the hi
above the house, and with u pistol, the,
aad there held ia his hand. did shoe
himself through the left breast, the bal
yong through the left lung, rs is thought
&c Is still living, but is in Il critical state
-Tcrrc Ilaute journal.
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rE>f' proprietor Of Ibis celebrated Jnsic'ars
.tf Il superiority overall r.gdes ever offer q ~ ihs
Iub for the cfErAts rfhMssrAT err. Z" AgLs
ana Fever or hills and Fever whether 81 short or lcn~
stnnding lie refers 90 the entire western ahd s'uh-
osicrn bear Inn icsiir 10 The truth 81
The assertion that IN 10 whair,cr will fell TO cure.
II the directions strictly followed ont. In greet
IN auv cas.s single dose has been sufficient for cure.
ahi whole families have leen cured rs single tofic.
with perfect restoration If Tie general heoHh. It's
however prudent. and IN every more certain 70 cure
II III. H. continued ~ smaller dos1s FOR week or two
after the disease ha been checked erecaly in dif
fcnlt long Standing cases. Usually. his m.dicns
VIII rin require any aid to Keep The bowels IN good order
shoua the patient. however require caihariic medi-
ce after having taken three az four doses 81 the Tons
ia sirgle dose o. III LIS VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS
will BE fic,ht
DR. JOHN W'LL's rrircral oc'ee. ~
No. ~, fit,h, Cross Street
LOUISVILLE KY.
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Is L T. LIS
CEDR0N BITTERS.
AUTHEST TIC DOCUMENTS.
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony Of Medical Men,

sroSy roisr. wmrr Ccr~TY. Arkartas MAY - 1894
Tx. iepN ntrs--lAsr SIR Last F,hrusry wss IN
Loujsri. purchasing drugs. and ! got svne ~ your
Sarsapsirll. and tedr,n IH'crs
NV stp-in-law Who Was with me in the has hten
down With rheumn,ism for time cosumercec
your IATIrss, and socn found has general heskh In
proved.
Dr Gis'. aho rms been in bad health tried them. and
he also irrro, cd.
Dr. CoIsc. who has been IN hsd health for several
- stomach and liver Affected - be improved very
much ty the use Of your Bittas. Indeed the Cedfcn
Filters has rivcn y"u great popularity IN His s~'tlss
mont. think could sell great quantity Of l1nr md
ctnes ibis fall especially ~ ,ur Ccdr,a ihit,rs AL
sarsadarilo. ship me vir y,uphis care II Ei,ke, std
Stciey Respectfully. G. H. ~AhkEH
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Wc copy The following from Greeley,
rr;bunc. WHO j. this man Grove? Why.
H.. was distinguished rebel oilicrr! hc
,,os of that class OF Mcn oi " h0m wc
l,v. heard 50 much Recommendation lcr
years past by tie supcrla,iyc!y "loil'
::,nmpcrs and editors one oi.tha class
those skirts are ",nippihg with The
h,nod OF Union soldiers. And sc,
Grant offers linn in office! Nor - hi,
The worst Grant rchovcd Gen. Mitch
Ill an cy.Uhion oilirer, to make 4 lacen-
&c for Crowcl s,,ili worse hc!lil.G oar
avn Gen. Ncatch. ofNlrin DE 'ioilist.
IN This district could not my TOO much.
IA no Was so badlv hcascn rs Judge Nib
lack was an .ppIioaH, Tor tire position
,rjyen Grove hy Grant This is all iiuc.
What ilink 10 oi il. We cringing Nom
,rrcl hyLocri,cs. who could not ind
words stong ,nough to dcnouncc Pres
;dcut Johnson II lie. ever did Il huns u.
az, toward d rebel. hui have not q were!
10 say while Grant H. ..liiE ], Tic best o Z
ice, with rebels removing mon OH
..crs and rejecting Interpretations Of o.n-
crs. that these .rcbcl< may be proyiicd
,or. Oh. how l"nesl, how consistent -
prc. surely. having been Il prominent
rebel is not 20 hcinous a crime after all
Says the Tribune:
Among the nominations which failed
for want vi action by The Senate At the
last session. was tlatof Col. T.. G. Grove
late of tho rebel army. for Governor ol
New Mexico. Gen. Grant has prompt!
rcucwcd the nomination. hut we hcai
that some of our friends are s.r'nnous,y
opposing it before the Senate. We know
Of no argument against Col. Grove thai
could not have been urged with far great
or force against Gen. l-ongstrcct. who's
recent appointment has been received u.
the country with general sense OF sal
isiaciion. Col. Grove opposed secession
bit went with lis State -four friend
nj Washington think Tie Ecpul,ican par
" too strong in Alabama. and arc anN
ious to drive tack ail reinforcement
IRON the ranks Of tie former rebels int
the reactionary party. then rro~crirliu'
of mel, like Col. Grove is sayaci0us. =
Otherwise. il seems very much the &c
verse.
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NJ CONGRESS will not convene again
until the 9Th of December. Therefore
the good people will have respite from
the reading or the photographic and cor
responding accounts "f the Infatuated
,arisan scliis!inc>> and liecyry, 10 say
nothing Of The us,lrpa!ion and corap-
ton which reflected thc Thirty ninth and
Forticih Congress in The incipient stages
-,f The present For,y..ir>t conciayc.
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NEW ALBANY
WOODEN MILLS,
state street, near the River.
CT SION WORK DONE AT GREAT
IN REDUCED PRICES.

CT STOM NOItN DUNE NJ T. NEAI :
~ REDUCED PRICES.
Cheaper than The, can BE- made at home.
TIE customer finding only The wool,
we charge for making the bcsi s Leaf
Jeans. IS cents per yard.
Plaid Elanncls. Blankets. Pulled Cloth.
&c. in same proportions
New STYLE half-wro! Covcrlc,s. very
cheap. Also all-woOt Covcrlcts.
We exchange Goods for Wool. or buy
Tor Cash. nj the highest market price.
We mail circulars and samples TO those
wanting them.
|. j. GEBUART & co.
Anil %. I'm
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VI The Herald says il j, understood
III Washington that General Robert L.
lee has been invited 10 call upon The
President. at The White House, in order
10 confer in reference TO The rccons'r'ir-
ton Of Virginia. General Ice Is now IN
Baltimore. with Il delegation of Virgin
ians, Interested in The Valley Railroad.
but intends visiting Washington. where
he will be the guest OF Montgomery
Blair.
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SIil.kiIs's.S .SALL..

Office j. hereby @ivcn that by vir-
~, tue OF q copy Of decree issued from
the Office OF Tire Clerk of the dubois.
County Circuit Court. and directing ne
10 make The sum ui. SI.SSa.l., with in
.rrc>t and costs. | will proceed TO offer
ior sale az public auction. 10 the highest
bidder. for cash ia hand. at the door OF
The court horse OF Dubois couuty. in the
Town Of Iastrr. on
MONDAY, Max -, 1861.
Between The horrs of 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
aini O'Clock, i. NJ. o. said lay the rents
and profits ior u term not crfrcdii'~ sew
on wears OF tie following described real
estate, situated in Dubois county, State
OF Indiana. 10 Wit:
|. Town lots 20. siv!v-cic'l. Ifs'. sixty
mine 1921. fifty .our ~ !. nnd ior,y~ilrcc
ll3 together win all the a:irurl@mancc-
thcrcunlo belt aging. as cr'a,nthd ~
The map. plat or Chart ci ne TOWN. OF
jasper
said lots arc the ones on which The
brewery and it, oppurtcnanccs are stu
Iaicd.
And on failure 10 realize tho full
'amoun, Of princip al. interest ard costs
called for by said decree. ! will at the
same time and place, and i'll like manner
sell The fee simple OF said real estate.
Taken in execution as the property OF
Alois Kodallc. Louisa Kodallc. John
MciscnhcItcr Eva Mciscnhclicr. L. j. J.
Kcidhar, Frank Skinner. Joseph Bragg
and Joseph skinner. at the suit Of Mar
tin Friedman. assignee Of Ignatz Eckcrt
Said sale will bc made without any re-
lief from valuation or apprismcnt laws
TOBIAS HER1,lG. sheriff ID. L.
WV. a. TRAyLoR, Atty.
April Both ls6o-3w.
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"A church society in Connccticu. has
' 'Msed the salary OF It's Clergyman. lie
now receives ~ Sunday.
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~ The Official vote Tor Governor III
Connecticut. April q. gives Jewell. he
publican. All majority. The vote show,
4 decrease Of $50. from the vote Of 1868
OF which decrease a.2s6 was lost by the
Republicans and :. 81, by iir Democrats
showing that nothing l,u, negligence and
"a gross lack oi interest lost Tic state tisi,
,rrinS 10 the Dcnocrncy.
\ CONGRESSIONAL PARODY. Thc fol
lowing parody was said to be- vriy Pop.
ular AT Washington city during The las'
,cs,ipn of Congress:
want 10 he brothcr-in-law.
And with my kinsman stand;
An appointment in my pockc
The stcalings in my hand.
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1-OR LADtE% 9NIv. Fer IN article hs.mg
IL remarkable sale. address Sir. MORGAN. ~ hl,o,
s.. New yprk April nsm-E, NC.
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E.Aesa Special "a osicc.

rsvare II Coun erie ~ Smiih's Tonic Syrup has
iefn o.lLcr.lied .nd he GO, a;er.it,r iforgot 10
;t.a
SMITH" TONIC sfhrr.
The prrp'ne NJ Gle ses ihse ~ JOHN Falls private
Starr, tn.ach bottle. DE Jott rp only h's ia. righ'
10 mnulfarnfv snd sell tic org;a !"hr snih's Ttns
$ RI, of loliev.ie K,nirtAg i.-ff3re wei. The lald
IA roue. 10 nm pustl.ss, u yc VII lie deceived
Ser WY tol,gn sterrf.yousri al i.y how card
sal rf"s,rhe sny .hfr.nfng - my Tigai Tie gtaa
inc sr..As 1cuic S,,,p can ,ni. he ni.ssn4 - AZ.
self.
:. Irr Ttntic's s.rs'sr.
nn JOIif .r;r.
Ior.rric. Kin;ue. :. Arr'l2' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

FINE LOT ON WEST FIFTY SEVENTH STREET
~ with grade and ready for improvement tor sale
M. A. J. LYNCH, ~ Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01
AMUSEHIENTa.


s,s, ,,ou-. dss EA s 5aT A ro,.v
$SIs.. sgSSss $ $S$s5
E$sf sSSE ssE sgiaIh
Ef HFssEEEs EfEE5 sSs 7Eb ssTSkSaP s
Many novelties in s sSsBB 5sga sS9p
THE e sfkERr5 ge 81 SAw o YORK.
an ENTIRELY NEW AND SENSATIONAL DRAMA.
cADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND HISTORICAL ROMANTIC PREs "a
.. n. m ,sSssss t a Rizs2 2EEs'',
.,u IIiIs gRipAe@ EvESfSa OCT SHf l. isss
NINE. FAYE.PArcHErrI,,
STRONG ABR .Ss ESxEsr SE izst and WIN
Seats for sale at the authorized ticket Offices.
In active gosd buss sGr Sf E4 Dream"
NrvtS sTpsFS qpsE y q 4TsrS qg
d ruv sHESS55EEaaSSRDIsARr NOVELTY .,v.
pa SE II sS6 9aE
Monday the celebrated Equestrienne Miss LEO HUDSON.
TAmMANY- TAMMANY;
- Third Ia, y .,,onias -, H. ra,tn
1''i Ba ALL 4 h ESTsaS u Ga zaAasns
TOT, TOT
TOT TOT. T roF
NEW s NEW s6s ~ ySs R n ISup,s
NEW F TSF aiITSa s. d HAMILTON
TUE uLENWonD LANE.
The GIEANERs FEST
TOM sailor o af snn I love % Si: S2as tAHR
soLoa6s Quaker IN love With Adsina fPMb LA3RI
cARLoTFA ior he mer daughter MADAME LAuR
Miisrs, Peasants, Soldiers -
v,,sv cops NJ 11In
PAS De PAsARpE-MApAME LAuRI
Mr. 'ohS cELAHRATEp sainoR's HoRSPIptE = ihhiH
FINALE NEW GRAND CHARACTERISTIC DANCE,
BY rue ENTIRE c8FP So RF Ba akkk55Ey REALITIES
pxrp AoRnfNHR9 NnVETTItEa n I llEo
TABLEAuX OF THE uRf; 80 IRON
,tEopap coRr1.Ss =. SEnSAtlON,
-. ,i snl',sos LORD Byron,
rom corrcc' ~ sne R2ssssssIoA o. the
efxSv NJ ui1SyH Snt
(hs only one IN Amsrloal, aud to the art amateur
rAby A yfn9iitXtAfslEEiE rcB
SISTER 10 THE NOBLE BARD
EMiNENT DIVINE
CoNr1NuhT fnS Of 9TH THE e aREAF Triumph,
CLOUD BRoTIiERs or MID Air FLIGHTS
and Medals with the Interesting account Of all his WORLD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT OR SPEC
~ uation.-Two Blocks on Eighth avenue and 100 foo
4treet FOR sac cheap and erms level ground, fire
from rock and on grade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

6NANAL STREET, CANAL STREET.-FOR SALE, FOUH
~ separate pieces OF properly this line avenue not fs
from broadway; one corner. Apply to JAMES PRICE
BOO Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

ADJUSTMENTS.
Wo0D's MUSEUM. WOODS MUSEUM
w SUCCESSOR TO BARNUM.S
Broadway. corner OF Thirteth street, Broadway
OPEN EVERY DAY FROM A. NJ TO 10 r. n. -
Two dramatic performances daily
CHANG ALL DAY. At every Evening
A. Day, WIP WAN WINKLE.
irish TUTOR. Zavistowski Sisters.
Rustic Prima Donna, Next Saturday,
MISS OLIVIA RAND Wan Wrinkle Matiuee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

f. A a. BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAG
"a. gage Exprcas West Eleventh street. Sixth
nie-Fufnurs moved city country. Furniture packed,
shipped and stored, MQpsy sdvAnced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

1NoR SALE OR TO LET-i GREAT BARGAIN, ONE
u of the best Houses Central Park -four story bro
stone 16x57, wide street. Seventyninh, Madk
Hnue; also pretty house with or without stable,
of Lexington and Fortythird street. Apply
premises or 636 Broadway, below Blocker STIR IT,
Eoom No. 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

NEW CUTS NOW READY
FOR THE FOLLOWING Plays
BLOW FOR BLOWING. lone sheet, four ooors.
Attorneys Office.
BLOW FOR BLOW.-No. 2-One sheet four coors.
Drawing Room--Act III.
BLOW FOR BL0W.-No. 1Three sheet letered bill, with
nortise at top for name of theatre.
DEARER THAN LIFE.-0ne Sheet four colors.
MAUps PERIt.-TYo sheet, two colors
MARY WARNER,-No. Lone sheet, four coors.
Mary Warmers Arrest.
MARY WARNER.-No. 2-0ne sheet, four colors.
Street Scene-London.
MARY WARNER.-No. S-one sheet, four oolors.
Drawing Room Scene.
PLUTO (burlesque-No 1.-Two sheet, two coors; figure,
with mortise 81 top for name Of theatre
PLUTO.-No. 2-Two sheet, two colors.
Balloon.
PLUTO.-No. 3-Two sheet, two coors: streamer.
PLuTO.-Eo. 4-Qne sheet, two coiorB; title.
PLUTo.-No. 1-Quarter sheet four colors.
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTA BL1SHaENT,
Old Herald Building, " Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A FIRST GLASS FOUR
A. story high stoop brown stone House al modern i'm
Son unexceptonable. No. 23 East Fortysixh street, be-
Tween Lexington and Fourth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

THOR sALE-oN THIRTY-sEvENTH STREET, NEAR
Madison avenue, an elegant House and Stable; the
former completely furnished For terms, apply to e. H.
LUDLOW & CO., No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

NOR BALE ON MADISON AVENUE, MURRAY HILL
Of the most unique tasteful and complete Houses
In the city SALE with elegant furniture throughout at
$s0oO with early possession Apply TO HOMER MORGAN,
No. 2 PINE street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

v,oR sALE-THE NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
j. front House No. 10 West Fory-nuth street. sbxeO built
IN the best manner with all improvements; independent
laundry &C. Columbia College lease Apply 10 TUCKER,
GARTER & CO., 20 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

YNOR sALE-THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
House 16 West Washington place, near Washington
Square Inquire of the owner, on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

flNLY &41 600 FOR FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
~ House on Madison avenue below Fory.second street
hard wood finish and In first class order.
NJ, A.. j. LYNCH. ~ Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

TOR SALE CHEAP-THE LAST ONE Of THOSE
III elegant stone Houses Firth
between 24h 12bh Streets and opposite Mount Morris
Park. Apply within
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01

BROADWAY, BELOW FoRTY-sECoND STREET,
ID 6ne Corner Plot with four good Buildings, well rented,
Cor sale easy terms NJ A. LYNCH, - Cedar street.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-12-17
The Fifteenth. Amendment.

The elections a few weeks ago decide
the fate of the fifteenth amendment
Had Ohio and Pennsylvania elected
Legislatures opposed to the amend
ment, its ratification might have been
defeated. The last Legislature of Penn
sylvania voted to ratify the amend
ment, but If The present. Legislature
had been opposed to the measure, it
would have been competent for it to
have withdrawn that consent at any
time tsfore the requisite. number Of
States had, voted to make the ratilea-
tion Del feet. And so would 1t be In the
case Of New York or any other State.
If the Republicans elected to the Ohio
Legislature from Hamilton county by
Democratic votes shall vote for the rat
iffcation of the fifteenth amendment,
that will probably secure the success Of
the measure intended to make this a
consolidated government. The follow
ing States have officially notified the
Department Of State that they ratified
the fifteenth amendment on the dates
set opposite to their names:
Missouri, March /, 1869.
Kansas, February q, 1863.
North Carolina, March 5, 1889,
West Virginia, March 8, 1859.
Massachusetts,, March and II, 1859.
Wisconsin, March 8, 1889.
Maine, March IL, 1869. zssr
Louisiana, March 5, 1859.
Michigan, March. s, 1869.
South Carolina, March 16, 1863.
Pennsylvania, March %, 1889.
Arkansas, March 80, 1869.
Connecticut, May IS, 1860.
Florida, June Is, 1869.
Illinois, March 5, 1869.
Indiana, May Is and IA, 1869.
New York, March 10 and April 1e, SO
Nevada, March l, 1869.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-12-17

or Representative in Congress, or cleo
tor Of President and ce-Pfesident, or
hold any Office, civil or mintary, under
the United States, or any State who
having previously taken af>oath as q
member of Congress, or as an officer of
the United States, or as q member OF
any State Legislature, or as an execu-
tive or judicial officer of any State, to
support the Constitution Of the United
States, shall have engaged in insured
ton or rebellion against the same, or
given aid or comfort to the enemiee
thereof Bnt Congress may, by vote
OF two-thtrds Of each House, remove
such disability. liT excl
Sec. 4. The validity of the public
debt OF the Unitee States, authorized
By law, including debts incurred fof
payment of pensions and bounties Ior
service in suppressing insurrectio4 or
rebellion, shall not be questioned. But
neither the United States nor any state
shall assume or pay any DEBT OF onh-
CATION incurred in aid Of instruction
or rebellion against the United States,
or any claim for the loss or emancipa-
ton OF any slave; but all such debts,
OBLIGATIONS, and claims shall be held
illegal and void.
SEC. 5. That Congress shall have
power to enforce, BY appropriate legis-
ton, the provisions Of this article,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-12-17
BroWnloU I'm the Senate.

Last Wednesday in the Senate cham
Der, at Washington, Mr.. Brownlow
read from the Secretaty's desk long
personal explanation in regard to his
connection with the late political evils
f?l in Tennessee, denying the report
that he aided or attempted to aid in
electing Governor Senter. He denied
the imputation which his enemies had
made that under any circumstances he
was ever favorable TO the election of
Andrew johnson to the United States
Senate, and cited various instances in
which constant opposition TO Johnson
and fidelity TO party had been shown
by his acts.
MIR. Cooper, an old line Wing, lad
had been elected to the Senate, would
yield hearty support to President
Grant and his administration.
During the reading of the paper the
Chair remarked that parliamentary
usage and law required him to rule out
of order remarks which were aimed
specially and personally at all the
members of the 9th, House, and if
objection was made ty any member OF
the Senate to the fu her reading OF
the paper, he would lie obliged to en-
force the rules.
On motion ofMr. Sherman, the COM
nunication was proceeded with, no OBJ
lection to it being made. The paper
further recited the authors defiance OF
those who had attempted to arraign
him for an alleged betrayal of is part
~, and expressed the belief that hose
who had already cast lots for his politl.
tal estate, in expectation of his death,
would be sorely disappointed.
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