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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-26
The Cotton Crcp.

The New Orleans Times is in high sprit.
over the results OF The last yenr's cultivation
of cotton. The rpceip,s in New Oclesns
have already reached 600 900 bales. Thi.
is within &C, 900 bales Of the " hole receipts
of lsst year up TO September lat. The
Times thinks it's estimate OF 800 COO baIes
for last years crop will be sustained. S.v.
enieen thousand bales were sold on The 3 !
inst which was in money value, the larg
es, ever made in one day in New Orlenn-,
rs the GOO 600 bales received have exceeded
by several millions the value Of any previ
Gus years to date.
The Times comments on The results Of
this large crop MS iolows:
Sx'y millions Of dollars OF one pro.uct
Of our Southern industry have thus been
exchanged 10 this cits in Tour months aad
ahpped abroad. This enormou, business
has suddenly changed the CONDITION and
prospects OF our planters. From the gres,
dependency and the " ide spre I'd desolstionl
Of the war. they now begin 20 rise rapidly
TOO degree OF prosperity and indepen dence
which in some respects equals mud 10 Others
exceeds tina. Which they enj ,yed in Ike ante.
bellum days. II their aggregate receipts
and their means Of luxurious. indulgence aud
sx'rsvsgance are not 50 large, neither are
their debts, their liabilities, nor The tempta
ton 10 invest in Uncertain and luc'uating
values as great. They have or ought TO
have more money 'o,xoend in the improve.
ment nnd furnishing of their plantations
than they ever had. Few Of them have any
debts 10 pay.
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0~TM jor Fleming, chief engineer Of The
Atchison aud Nebraska Railroad Company
has just returned from A Gibson, otter max.
ing an examination cf the N.who Valley
railroad route from White Cloud ksrs,s,
TO Lincoln City, Nebraska. He reports Il
very easy route. being a valley Ter nearly
ninety miles. sud for only -hor, distance
there is grade OF ity.thr-r iAt 10 The
mile. The coun'ry is settling mo rapidly,
and the people aiorg the line of The pro.
posed route are ANXIOUS Tor its speedy con-
ple,ion.
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IVA Western man hss invented a STOCK
car ior carrying horses or cattle upon rail
roads. The interior Of the car is divided
into Tour or five compartments. by means oil
partitions moving upon rollers. The water
conveyed 10 the trouehs IRON water tanks
" means OF gutta percha tubes. II l.
c'a'med that stock shipped on cars conslruc.
'ed upon this plan need not be unshipped
while upon long journey. and can be KEEP,
!" comfortable as ia stall . al home.
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@wsshburne, Of Illinois, said, 10 his
'ea' 10 Congress, the other day, If the people
y me country knew Of the corruption In
"'' body. they would rally and "dsivs them
'a'o The Potomacv'
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The Newport Hoo>i-r 5 ute Gays, 20
man living In Howard, Psfke County abou,
three miles from Newport, met with siogu.
lar death one day last week. IL appears a.
though he was on, in the woods by himsel Il
splitting rails. and while standing on thu
log driving 10 a large glut, he slipped aud
fell into The crack. the gIut bouncing out a.
the same time, letting the log come together
upon him. which terminated his life 70 few
horrs.'
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1t 10 curious peculiarly OF English
law that although a Jewish patron con up
poin, person TO N church living. a Catholic
patron can not. Baron Rothechild has just
filled vacant vicarage, but there are fifty.
six livings within the patronage Of Caho.
lie peers. none Of which can te given away
by the present propric,ors.
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JASPER COURIER.
For Township Trustee.

Mr.. EDIToR Please announce. that Mr..
JOIN w. BREJz will be supported for
Township Trustee Of Bambridge Town.
chip, at the ensuing April election by
MANY VUTERs.
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0The English army annually cos, S77 ).
,'0o" 10 gold, Of which the soldiery ge,
less than one third.
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WA firm In Boston has received an or.
yer from China for six hundred cases oil
0oo's and shoes. This 10, probably, the frs,
o'oef OF the kind ever sent from CHM.
me goods ordered ore Of q cheap class, and
=" intended 10 introduce them among the
natives generally
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3 Z i y ! ] j ! ..

TO THE WORKING Glass; am now
prepared To furnish oil classes with constsn,
employment at their homes, The whole o,
the time, or for The spare moments. Bust.
ness new, light and profitable. Fifty cents
to 80 per evening, Is ea~ily earned BY per.
sons oi either sex, and the bnvs and girls
earn nearly az much as men. Great induce.
ments are offered those who will devote
their whole time TO the business; and, tina,
every person who sees this notice, may
send me their address and test the bust ess
for themselves, ] make The following nm
parslleled offer: To all who are not well sal.
lifted with the business, / will send 81 TO
pay Tor The trouble Of writing mo. Full
particulars. directions. &c. sent Tree. Sam.
pie sent by mail for 10 cents.
Address f Q. ALLEN. Augusta Maine.
March 19-3ms G. p K.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION re
SELL REAL ESTATE.
State Of Iniana, Dubois County, Court oil
Common PIess.
NJ Office is hereby given that Daniel
~ Risley, administrator of John Risley,
deceased. has filed his petition 70 sell the
Real Estate OF the deceden,, his personal
being insufficient TO pov his debts; and tina,
said petition will be heart at the next term
OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
[A.lesl1 HENRY A. HOLTHAUS.
CLERK, q, G. p. Dubois County.
JoHs.C ScHArER, Atvy for Petitioner.
March 10, $685.
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The Cincinnati Commercial

AN DENT NEWSPAPER.
Published every dpy Of The ye'r. with III,
Largest circul'''on in the Mississippi
Valley.
Spares no pains 10 procure the Lates, New,
from oil parts Of the world; has special cor.
respondents at points OF The greusest inter.
es'; spends three thousand dollars per mont h
IN 'elegraphing. ,asks no iavors, and trie.
always Ia tell the truth Of public men and
affairs, help or hur, whom il may.
TERMS. =.
0AILy-Ry the vs". Sl4 90
nv the Month. 80
Week (by Carrier) 80
SUNDAYS OMITTED.
DAILY by 'he year S12 90
ny he Month ! %
Week (by Carrier) 25
4" EEKLY-S'ncle copies So %
Zen do. each. Go
twenty. each ] 80
ADVERTISEMENTS.
displays Que square, eight lines, 81 90 j
Business Notices. per lire, 20 cents: wants.
lO cents or eight word-. Preferred Spe
'ieis, 81 90 per square; Column. first page !
$50 CO. eighth rsge. $40 90. Cuts, eighth
page cniy. 81 90 per square. Extra die |
play, eighth psg- only. ST, so per square.
W Ab paid matter published as adver.
isemen,s
People who Farm. or have House. or
'h"ice. Stock, or Mineral Land. or Mil, or
Water Power, Timber or Fruit for sale.
ave the udsantage Of Offering il in a snlen
lid market when advertising in the Con.
lERc:A'. A dollar will pay tor ten lines IN
ne Want" department OF the CONNER
tAL. aud the "want" will be placed before
he eyes OF readers throughout half dozen
states. in The three hundred towns and vii.
sges in which The COMMERCIAL circuIates
Y dailv regular agents.
NJ. ia LSTEA ID a. co. Pronrieiors, h
nE- Office. Po,'er's Building, Fourth and |
lace streets Cincinnati.
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MILL N FIR Y!
IA.Eey asMIMG GyEI3.
The Latest Styles.
l.wiSh to inform the public that have
just received, and am now Offering
for snle. the Largest and
best Selected Stock OF

MILLINERY STRAW AND FANCY GOODS
SILK AND STRAW HATS, bONNErS
French and American Fiowers, Dress snt
Sack Trimmings. ever offered IN jasper.
lam prepared 10 make up the most issh.
lonable Dresses md sacks ia tho latest sly IL
and III reasonable cost.
ALTERING BLEACHING AND
Cleaning done in HE DeAtest manner, and
on the shortest notice
Those Wishing Good apd Fashionable ar.
tcles Of Millinery will do well 10 call at
my Shop, on the north side Of the Public
Square.
MRS MARY A. MAUNTEL.
March. II 1860
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ICOLOMDiA lOW NHSHlP Exhibit
i - eceipis and Expenditures Of Columbi
IA Township, Dubois county. Ind., Tor tn
fiscal yssr ending March i. 1869.
TOWNSHIP FunD.
Total Receipts 900 i:
rotai expenditures 77O(
Balance In Treasury .$l3 i.
ROAD TAX FuND.
Total received from former Trustee 1916 8:
lotai Expenses 23 OF
Balance In Treasury S12 81
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
Total Receipts si2e2 II
Total Expenses SOL 90
Balance 10 Treasury $40l n
SPECIAL School FUND.
Total Receipts from former Trustee 81 80
Total ExPeD dllures 8 w
Balance in Treasury $3.50
Doc TAX.
Received from former Trustee S1S6 so
lotai Expenses ~ 80
Balance 10 Treasury STA 90
JOHN WININGER Trustee.
March II '69-3~ Coumbia To.
BAINBRIDGE TOWNSHIP EXAiBfT !.
ID ECEIPTS and Expenditures Of Balm.
AU Uridge Township. Dubois County, In
diana. for the fiscal year ending March l.,
1868.
TOWNSHIP FUNDS.
Total Receipts ( S73 66
Total paid out 1928 SO
OverPaid. s ass q
ROAD FUsDs.
Total Receipts 2Sl 80
Total expenditures SO OF
Bal. In Treas. 5 245 Isl
COMMON School Fuso.
Total Receipts s 2. 1893 ISL
Pad out ELSE O0I
Balance in Treasury, S l2l 70
SPECIAL School Tax.
keceIved during year 5 1882 %
Expended 1877 SO
5AI'nce $645 SO
OveIpoid lsst report 1895 90
Balance yet overpsid s $50 81
Doc TAX FUSD.
Total Receipts. ( 1926 %
Total Expenditures l39 so I,
Balance 8 2S7 AZ
N KIEFER. Trustee.
March II '69-31 Bainbrdge TIP.
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Joseph SerlnershciI,l

HAS now on hand. and receiving. one oil
II the lsrgest and best SELECTED stock OF
goods ever brouRh, TO Dubois county. which
ne will sell at old time prices, when the DIFF
terence in currency is considered. His as
sortIne mt consists Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-03-26

Also unsurpassed. consisting Of Cloths. Cas-.
,meres. Casine's, Jeans. Sa,inets. Satin and
SIR Nesting. Wool WEAKNESSES, Understands.
hats and Caps. Boots snd Shoes, &C., &C..
ana a'mos, any kind Of goods you call for.
II has also
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COURT NOTICE.


State OF Indiana. Dab.is County, ss:
!. In The Common Piess Court o. Dubois Con
d " ]" the State Of Indiana, Nay term
e d. 1859
w. Wesley KendsI, I
We. Pet. for Partitior
Eleanor Mcmillan 4
Elizabeth NJ Kendall
HE 1T KNOWN, That on ,his Il,h 4.
~ Of March in The yenr 1869. The nbov
named plaintiff. by his Attorney. fled 4
The Office of The Clerk of the Common plea
Court. his complaint against said defend
ants, IN the above Untitled cause, togethe
wfh az offIdavit OF a competent person
mat said defendant Eleanor Mcmillan Il
not resident Of the State of Indiana.
| SAID defendants are therefore. hereby no
tihed OF the fling and pendency of said com
p'sint against them, and that unless they
appear and answer or demur thereto at The
calling of said cause on The second. dav II
The next Term of said Cour,. Ia be beynn
and held at the Court House in Jsspers o;,
me Isl Monday in May. next. said com.
plant, md the matters end things therein
contained and alleged, will be heard and de
teTrined in their absence
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk D, C.
z. Dome, Any for P.'fr.
March II, 1898 Fr.
HARRISON Y OWNSHIP EXHIBIT-
eceipts and Expenditures OF Hsrbison
- Township. Dubois coun,v Ind. for the
fiscal year ending March LIST 1869.
TOWNSHIP FUND.
Total Receipts e,aes -
: o'a' expenditures l79 IS
Balance 10 Treasury Sl.2S5 81
ROAD TAX.
T Total Receipts 1884 81
Total Expenditures 80 ri
Balance 10 Treasury s344 5al
COMMON School TAX. ar i
Total Receipts $3.50 I al
o'a' expenditures 1866 70
0a''"cs ~ treasury $514 81
SPECIAL School, TAX.
rota, Receipts $766 so
o'a' expenditures GAO sol
Da'ance 10 treasury Sl25 7OI
Doc Tax.
Total Receipts sols OIL
No Expenditures
John MILBURN. Trustee
March IL. 'G9-3 Harbiscn Township.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Office is hereby given that the under.
- signed has been appointed adminis,rs.
r'x. Of the estate John Hagen, late of Du.
'o's county, deceased. Said estate is pro-.
ably insolvenL -.
ELIZA HAGEN. Admr'x.
" Doane. Any March 10, '6a-3
1
Snhsnriha inr fhn Iac.ax
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Muslins, Prints, Delsines, Marines. Silks.
Losires. Cottonadss. Lindseys. Flsnnels,
and all other kinds Of Goods tor the Ladies
and Hisses. His line Of goods for G emile.
mea aud BOYS
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Stallion and Jack Bills neatly exc.
.utcd at this Office.
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JASPER. INDIANA.

ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-20

EXPASDISG.-The trade OF our city is not only
increasing In bulk, but Is expanding beyond the
most sanguine expectations Of our citizens. That
old and reliable firm the Mcssrs.' WILLIAM WAL
LACE Sons are not only selling large quantities
of their fayorite Virginia mountain whiskcy5 to
most Of the southern and some of The northern
States but they have opened quite large trade
with Cuba, Canada, and California. Their
"MoUSTAIS DEW" which Is one of the purest ar
ticles OF whiskey ever produced is known from
Canada to Florida and from Cuba to California,
and Is the favoritc wherever brought into compci-
ton with the best Installations OF the north south,
or west. If you want pure and agreeable drink
for the sick or the social board get the Messrs.
Wallace Sons Mountain Dew.' 1t Is sold by
all frst-class wholesale and retail dealers.
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IONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1869

School OpENISGs.-We note the opening
of the following private schools this week :
Female Collegiate Institute, 303 Twelfth
street, L. S. Edwards and E. E. Parham,
Wednesday, September 22d.
Shockoe Hill Academy, corner Seventh
and Grace streets, S. 7. Beach, Monday,
September goth.
S. t. Pendleton's English and Classical
School, Fourth street between Main and
Franklin, Monday, September goth.
Piedmont Female Institute, Charlottes-
vile, Mrs. R. K. Meade principal, Tuesday,
September 2lst.
Mrs. C. Poythress's school, corner Frank
lin and Twenty-scventh streets, Monday,
September goth.
Montgomery Female Institute, Chris
tiansburg, Va, S. c. Walthal, Monday,
September 10th.
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How PRINCE ARTHUR WAS SLIGnTED.-
If Prince will go driving in an open
buggy he must expect 10 be taken for o
mere man. Our correspondent tells this
morning how the good people of the Domi-
Mon turned out in their best all along the
roads to give Prince Arthur roya! recep-
ton and royal lot of speeches but when
he came he looked so much like any other
lad that they did not know him. A bishop
drives out to meet him, looks at the buggy,
and passes on. The volunteer artillery
stand by their guns ; he passes, and they
don't salute. One side of a bridge has
been specially reserved for the royal cross
ing the Prince comes to it, and a sentry
turns him away. 1t is all very funny, but
the misery of it is that the Canadians found
out their mistake, ran after their guest with
all their might, and made him hear the
speeches, after all.-Neao IorIc Tribune.
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Presbrey makes public the following COM
munication:
"TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
"OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, September 13, 1869. J
Sir,-Your letter of the 9Th instant, in
relation to the regulation in supplement No.
! requiring the notices to be given by rec
tifers of spirits at the commencement and
close of their processes, has been received.
Your inquiry relates to the notice required
of the rectifer at the completion of his pro-
cess, informing the collector of the number
of proof gallons, and requesting that the
spirits may be gauged and inspected, and
that stamps may be Issued for the same.
In reply, l have to say that the Commits
sioncr perceivcs no imperative neces-
sity, under the regulations for requiring
all the spirits so rcctiied to be drawn
from the receiving tubs into packages, at
one time, nor for the gauging, inspecting,
and stamping, the whole Mt the same time.
Care should be taken against the mixing of
different lots, and against confusion in Sc
rial numbers. No objection is seen to the
plan suggested in your letter of allowing
portions of large lot under process to be
rauged, inspected, branded, marked, and
stamped, us the same may be made ready,
and in such quantities as may suit the con-
vcnicncc of or promote the interest Of rec
tifcrs; provided that no loss shall ensue
therefrom to the internal revenue, and no
unnecessary inconvenience to the officers
charged with the execution of the laws.
"Irepeat that different lots should be
carefully kept separate. In other words,
the rcctifying vats or tubs should be entirely
cleared of one lot before another shall be
introduced. Very respectfully,
"JosIAH GIVEN,
"Deputy Commissioner.
80. T. PresbrcH Esq, Supervisor, &C.,
Richmond, Va"
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TIE LATE JUICE OLCoTT.-Hon. Ed
ward Rufus Olcott, who was recently found
dead near Ellicott City, Md, was son of
Miles Olcott, Esq, & prominent lawyer of
Hanover. lie graduated ut Dartmouth
College in 1925; was admitted to the bar,
and commenced the practice of law i'll
Hayerhill. He aftcrward removed to
Lowell, Mass, and from there to Louisiana,
where he settled at Minden, Claiborne
parish, and became circuit judge. Subse-
qucntly lie removed to New York, and
thence to Boston. Last spring he was ap-
pointed Judge of the Hastings Court at
Richmond, Va.
Judge Olcott was about sixty-four years
of age. We believe that he left one child
daughter. His only son, Edward B. Oh
colt, died in one of the rebel prisons during
the war. A sister of Judge Olcott married
Hon. Rufus Choatc, and another sister mar
ried the late Hon. Joseph Bell, of Boston,
wcll-known lawyer, who formerly lived
in Havcrhill.--Nanchestcr (N. H) Mirror,
SeDtem6Cr II.
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New YORK TEICKs.-A gentleman well
known in mercantile circles in this city has
Just effected his release from the Lunatic
Asylum ut Bloomingdalc, after an incarce-
ration Of three months; during the whole
of which time he alleges he was of per-
fectly sound mind. 81 can only assert, y
says he, "that am sane now, was sane at
the time | was taken there, and was of
sound mind and memory during the whole
time remained there" He alleges that
he was inveigled into the asylum by cer-
tain parties for purposes which will appear
by the legal proceedings soon to be insti-
tuted.-Nelc York Times.
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SAMPSON JONES, JR., win sell at 10, o'clo

SAMPSON JONES. JR., will sell at lO3 O'Clock
an assortment Of groceries, &c.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at 4 O'Clock
valuable farm Of 2.O acres, in Henrico county,
about seven miles west OF Richmond.
LEE & GODDIE will sell ut % clock sixty-five
building lots near Towards Grove, and oppo-
site the residence of J. W. Lewellen, Esq.
WORSHAM & WATKINS, Commissioners, will
sell at Prince Edward Courthouse the residence
of the late Samuel c. Anderson.
THOMAS ". KEESEE, No 1917 Main street, will
sell Mt 10 A. NJ. n large assortment of house
hold furniture, &c
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REV. DIR. BURROWS ABROAD-RELIGIOUS
INTOLERANCE IN New YoRK.-lt is known
to many of our readers that the esteemed
pastor of the First Baptist church of this
city is visiting some friends at the North.
The following extract from the Albany
ArguS will give his friends here an idea Of
how he is received by persons whose reli-
gion will not stand before political preju-
dice, while it also affords pleasing evidence
that all in that section are not such blgotcd
fools. The Argus says:
"Rev. J. Lansing Burrows, D. D., ma
tive of this city, and gentleman who was
introduced into the ministry in connection
with the Pcarl-Strect Baptist church in
Richmond, has been on q visit to this city.
He is pastor of the First Baptist church in
Richmond, Va, where he has been settled
for fifteen years, and, of course, during the
war sympathizcd with his people; and for
aught we know, may have taken an active
part in behalf of the South, as other Baptist
ministers in the North may have taken in
favor of the Union. On Saturday morning
two of the Baptist pastors of Albany called
upon and cordially invited DR.. Burrows to
preach in their pulpits. As he had been ac-
customcd to do so on all visits here pre-
vious to the war, he consented, and Of
course expected to preach.
"When it became known to some of
the congregations that this invitation had
been given and accepted, so much excite
ment and opposition was manifestcd-somc
of the trustees threatening to have the
churches closed-that the pastors felt COM
pellcd to inform DR.. Burrows, who, Of
course, promptly declined to ofiiciate. An
invitation was rendered him to preach in
one of the Presbyterian churches, but un-
der the circumstances he thought it proper
to decline. Unless there arc circumstances
attending this case beyond our knowledge,
all fair-mindcd people will regard this ex-
hibition of intolerance as disgrace to our
city. We had hoped that the time had
passed away when men were to be excluded
from society, or from religious intercourse
especially, because they happened to hail
from those States which joined in the re-
bellion. Peace has been the magnetic
word with politicians ii is strange that it
should not be equally potent with religious
organizations"
Recently, while q reverend gentleman,
formerly pastor of q church in Philadcl-
phia, who belongs to n missionary organiza-
ton known to be avowedly hostile to all
southern institutions, was attending a meet
ing in Richmond, he was invited by DR.. &.
to preach in his church on Sunday morn
ing. So much for sectional prejudice
North and South.
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