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PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
il for the
POST OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE. NEW YORK CITY,
POST OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE, New YORK CIryI
OtTIcE OF surERINTESpkNT, May 8. laa !

POST OFrIcR AND COURT HOUSE, New YoRK CITyI
wRonGGr st'Gs lSr5s;Sf HSp oSsf IRON IRON wcks. ''o
intendent u O'Clock NJ, Stth OF May, 1870 furnish
Ing devernR lifting ana putting IN place the cast and
this Office consisting OF cast-on columns, bed-pates &c,
All Of tie castings must Be sound and straight cas-.
true and free from flaws dc ccs OF nd and Of the
e 0l ana a
Will I sn q ana No
ing IN any respect from the requirements OF the drawings DC
All bearings of columns bases, plates. &c be pnn.d
or turned pereSy rec true al 9o!.bos. drilled and the
The beam, and grders must be q the Of h.
Hewitt, or OF other American manufacture equal thereto
ana must be q the and weshts called in The
and sound, in all respect OF frat quality.
Al beams set prick work cast iron bed
plates OF the dimensions and numbers required BY hsspec
hcations and schedules
end % or other to p, so w9rs h,c together
@ ms G "a % 's % Or p ofes I
work together and In place the conplee Satisfaction or
The s,rdsrs will be put together with bolts and steel
and eaa @ ce BY he
and II found defective IN any particular will be rejected
and engines in putting the WORK In place, without charges
s%s a BE s saS as se s y s
whep required seafoldng to be furnished by the
Proposals will be made by the piece the various cast.
ng r acG Dssms wes ~ ne,ade the wsiss bolts anglo
to h, and pa, the work in place. whether mentioned
The furnished delivered d,,ed and pu, IN
place complete within three months date OF written
notice TO commence the work.
The work will not DO sutdivded among different bddsr,
but will be considered in the aggregate.
The schedules viii be used Identifying the material .nd
making the payments which win be made monthly, deduct!
ing ten per cent until the hDal completion contract
All bids must be accompanied penal bond In the su
OF $1,000 that the bidder will accept perform the con-
tract awarded him. the sunlceucy security to be
resides. = - ' 1890 ~
The Department rgh, to reject ary or all bids
be deemed Tor the interest of the
and any Did that ts not made the printed be
tanned this once and does conform every respect
the requirements OF this advertisement will be consf.
ered neither Will proposals be received from parties
VINO are not themselves engaged The manufacture OF cast
or wrought iron work and who have fac
lies for getting out the castings rolled beams
Prop will be endorsed "BidA Iron WORK. and adj
dressed 10 CALVIN r. HuLBURD,
Superintendent
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THE BANK STATEMENT

The weekly statement Of the associated banks is
Agan favorable. The gain in the surplus over the
legal eserve Is about million and half of dollars
due to increase OF nearly three millions in legal
tenders and specie combined against increase OF
only five millions in deposits The last two state.
mcnts with the differences In detail, are shown as
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C,

Opening OF OTTO HENsCHEL's CHESS ROOMS.
" Niue and Lager Beer Saloon at fb Bowerv corner Oh
houslpn street w A9naay syeanc, Nas "
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nFFICE CHIEF QUARTRRMAsTER
~ n n. E.t

NEW ioEK CITY, May IL, 1870 }
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate with copy OF this adver
semeni attached EACH invited and will be eeeved at
tn oce until " NJ June H. IL O. Tor the construction of
Stable Building, with Wagon She'd 6 e by 2t fee at Fort
Trunbu Conn, and the following other work, the
place In accordance with plans and specifications Tile In
this ollce, viz
Renewal the Windows and Roof OF the officers quarters
Renewal OF the Roof Of the building coupled ofces OF
the Commanding Onicer and Al jutani, and LAthug and
Plasering the Ceilings o. the guard house.
Erection OF Ventlat0rs the hospital.
Erection OF Nentiators on the soldiers barracks.
Bids must state separately in deta the cost OF the work
to be done each building
The plans specifications be this once and
the Office OF the Post Qrtermastcr at Fort frumou,
where all further Information be obtained.
must be completed Ia sixty t6u) days asr
bid and will be tde In New York city
the certificate OF the proper ocef OF tue
Department the completion OF the work.
The the right TO reject all Bids
biddes have the privilege OF being present at the open
OF the Proposals be endorsed "Proposa!s
for Buiding Stable and Repairs At Fort Trambu, Conn.,
and addressed to the undersigned.
BY order OF Brevet MAJOR 0 neral RUFUS INGALLS, As
ristant uartermaster General uned States Army Chief
QusIterfnastcr Department of the East.
WM. HOWELL, Brevet Major and Assistant QuarternAs
ter United States Army Chief uarermASter First Quarter
masters District.
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(\FFICE CHIEF oUARTERMAsTER FIRST QUARTER
" mastera Dsrict, Department OF the East New York

(\FFIcE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER FIRST QUARTER
- masters District, Department OF the East New York
Sealed proposals in duplicate with copy Of this adver
hs See an June ia $50 for supplying he o@a
emastes Department with -four hundred and hftywo s52
arsd hirtyoaf 4s tons hnhrac,is Coal Sssi saai
forty i224D pounds TO the ton, and ten thousand
huParsa io4Go Pounds o, sa%ao%s Goa. the rno:
as the may desire prior to No
Fort coa%sa Ss e sew eve
wood 20 tons stove and se tons coal Fort Wood New
pound. Hs%to"
TO cords wood ss .ons s.oEe and s7 m Ton. egg coal
4: ton. stove and l7s tons egg coal. Fort schayer.
New New YORK cord. sGa' woo %s r0n
40 tons sss coal, 5000 lbs. 5isa@,nsus coal; FOR,
sss aud ss tons nut coal Fort Trnmbu Conn 100 cor az
1 Is: N o1 9d @ tons o.. egs
be deyefed the wharves and the the
posts anS The trimming mus. Dc done By the eonsrscors
Payments will be mdde In New York city according to the
weights certlned TO BY the Quartemassers
Bidder. mus, state separately the prices e which they will
Each Did must be accompanied by guaraptee signed By
responsible persons that in the bid accepted
entered Into they will become sureties
to oneourth Of the amount Of the contract for the
No bid win be tha. is not made accordance
with this ADVERTISEMENT and bidders will have the privilege Of
being present at the opening OF the bias.
Bids be made and will be entertained for
The reserves the right reject all bids
such poron Of any bid not than for one pos. sha. ma. %
deemed OF advantage TO the public interest
coa Tor either of them M the case may be and
the undersigned to whom application should be made for
By order OF Brevet Major Ingalls, Assistant
Qusrermaster General United States Army Chief Quarter
WILLIAM T. HOWELL,
Breyet MAJ. and A. 2. ~, u s A,
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PROPOSALS. FOR IRON ROLLERS.

l. DEPARTMENT or
PuBLIo CHARITIES AND CORRECTION,
No. 65 TuIRD AVENUE, corner ELEVENTH sThEEr,
NRw ORR, May H. 1870.
Sealed proposals niorsed above viii be received BY
the Public Charities and Correction at theie
office unt two O'clock p ~ OF the 2d instant 10 furnish sx
Boilers Drop tue" description, with appurtensnces
al the New Lunatc Asylum on Wards Island.
Printed specifications the above, ami Information
that may required will be furnished on application
olce.
Tie Commissioners the right OF rejecting a propo
sas not deemed by them advantageous the Department
ISAAC BELL,
JAMES BOWEN,
OWEN W. BRENNAN,
JAMES H. NICHOLSON,
ALEXANDER FRkAR,
Casns siessre
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p HIGHEST AND LOWEST

Of the leading speculative shares are shown in the
table,
yy,oboct yn,roo,
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|. O'Clock M. and a.15P. NJ.

q, 81, c...... III s?5O0o US 5-zs. C, s7 ps ll4k
20, c, g.. u24 900 Us $40, C, '6s 80. l1sX
20. c. o.. lliss 5000 Us 5's, lu.4o, o.. los
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29
Radical Designs.

We have time and again warned the
people that the LEADERS of the Radical
party would not DC content with con
icrring upon the negro the privilege OF
the ballot. thus giving them equal polit-
ical privileges with The whites. but that
when this was once achieved. in order
TO strengthen themselves in power, by
commanding the tcalty Of the blacks
they would demand social equality. The
ink was hardly dry upon Secretary
iish's proclamation Of the fifteenth
amendment. until John w. Forncv, cd
!itor of the Washington Chronicle and
proprietor of the philadelphia Press" +"
two of the most Radical Republican
Journals ia the country, makes the fol-
lowing announcement, in Il letter adj
dressed from Washington TO his paper
Iat Philadelphia:
lT * Qualification Of the Fifteenth
AmehdlGenD THE DOOM OF THE DOGMA
OF CASTE, AND THE OPENING or TIE
DOOR or \ PERFECT EQUALITY.
What Is the purpOrt of this short SELL
iencc? That the negro must be received
npon terms Of perfect social equality (: if
not voluntarily. then the power of Me
Radical majority in Congress will force
il upon the people. This is precisely
what John W. Forncy means. This is
the substance Of the sentence quoted
above. This is what sumner, Norton
and the leaders Of the Administration
design in the near future. They have
conferred political rights. where they
disclaimcd il was their design, (which the
record Of at least one Of them. Senator
Morton. clearly proves. when only Il few
years since. in his Richmond speech. he
declared that it was impoliiic 10 grant
suffrage to the black race. n few short
months found him taking stand in
favor of granting this privilege TO that
people. No faith can be put in the pro-
misses of the leaders Of that party. To-
day they tell the people that social equal
ity can never receive their support. To-
morrow they proclaim that the doom
of the dogma Of Caste" is sealed. BE-
ware Of their false promises. Radicaism
designs TO open 1.-THE door of perfect
Equality. New Albany Ledger.
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An Unusual Occurrence.

In Perry township. in this county. 4
marriage ceremony was performed on
the twcDtictli Of March. without license
from the authorities. The next day the
couple decided the union illegal and sep
|aratcd. License was attcrward procured
and they Were married OH Thursday.
Ithe twcnty-fourth. They remained to-
'geihcr. happy in tho company and car
esses of each other. until SATURDAY.. the
|twcnty-sixth.when they mutually rc-dis-
solved their supposed lifc-co-partncr-
ship. Twice married and twice scpar-
ated within week. We do not rclncm-
Der ever hearing parallel case.-l Bow
ling Green Old Constitution.
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A Picture of the Tariff.

Mr.. Marshall. representing the Eleventh
congressional District Of Illinois. has
done his duty well against the tariff. and
should receive Il wcll-mcrited commcn-
da,ion were il not sufficient tcstimo-
nial of his ability to here reproduce his
picture Of the tariff thus:
The farmer starting Ia his work has a
shoe put on his horse with nails taxed
90 per cent. driven by Il hammer taxed
"a per cent. hitclcs his horse to Il plow
faxed 80 per cent. with chains taxed 81
per cent. lie returns. TO his home at
might and lays his wcaricd limbs on IL
sheet taxed 5S per cent. and covers him
self with a blanket that has paid 25U
per cent. lie rises in The morning. puts
en- his humble flannel shirt taxed 50 per
cent. his coat taxed 80 per cent, shoes
taxed 50 per cent. and hat taxed 20 per
cent opens family worship by Il chapter
from hi, Bible taxed 25 per cent. and
knecls to his God Oh an humble carpet
taxed lJ0 per cent. lie sis down to his
humble meal from plate taxed 10 per
cent. with knife and fork So per cent !;
drinks his cup Of coffee taxed A. per Ct.
or tea rs per. cent. with sugar 40 per
lccnt: seasons his food with salt taxed
100 per cent. pepper 297 per cent. or
spice 80 per cent. He looks around
upon his children. all taxed in the same
way takes chew of tobacco taxed 1LO
per cent. or light, cigar taxed 12O per
Iccnt. and then thanks his stars that he
lives in the frccst and best Government
under heaven. If on The Fourth of July
he wants TO have the star spanglcl lan-
ncr on real bunting he must pay the
American Bunting Company of Massa-
Ichusctts 100 per cent for this glorious
pri, ilcgc. No wonder. sir tliat the
Western farmer IS struggling with pow
Icrty. and conscious of Il wrong some
W here. although he knows not whence
the blow comes tl.at j. claiming him 10 Il
| IL Of endless toll and reducing his wife
and children 10 bcggary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

n=-An exchange advocates the con-
struction o. wooden railways. IL says :
From the success which has attended the
use Of wooden rails. il would seem that
they might be more generally used in the
consiltIction of roads where the country
lis adapted for ii. or where. for pccuniary
lrcasuns. the construction OF an iron rail
wax j, impracticablc. There are many
sections OF rich farming country lying
lalong thc lines Of trunk railroads which
might. at Il comparatively light cxpcndi-
turc, be brought into, connection with
these lines by means of wooden rail-
ways. There are several lines now in
Operation. One. forty-scycn and Il half
miles in length. connects Carthage. New
York. with l!arrisville. Another. twcn-
lty-two miles in length, connects the
| Clifton iron mines, Canada. to the Os-
lwcgachiic Railway. Both arc found TO
answer well in the place of iron rail-
ways. The rails of these lines are made
of maple. and arc fourteen feet long by
four inches wide and deep. The ties. or
IsIccpcrs. are noichcd depth of four
inches to receive the rails, and arc Sc
cured by wedges of maple plank four
Inches wide and twelve inches long
THE switches arc made in the usual way.
The engines used weigh twenty tons.and
will take loads Of 60 to so tons when
the rails and ties are firmly strength
Icncd and secured. The wheels of the
rolling stock have rims little wider
itllan those of The ordinary railway
wheels, and the flanges arc slightly bev-
clcd 10 prevent them from cutting the
rails. The speed ordinarily attained is
from eight to twelve miles per hour. II
lis said that no truck has been of the line
since the Clifton road went into opera
Ition. The total cost Of wooden rail-
way complete. including rolling stock.
lis not over 5000 per mile. It is little
liable to get out of repair. and will last
for many years - usually till the traffic
lis sufficient to warrant the replacing Of
the wooden rails with iron ones.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong.
We only make grief double
Hy dwelling on il long.
Why clasp woes hand 50 tightly?
Why sigh DER blossoms dead!
Why cling TO forms unsigh,ly?
Why not seek joy ;nSead!
Trip lightly over sorrow.
Though all the day be dark.
The sun may slime tomorrow,
And "aily sing the lark.
Fair hopes have not departed.
Though roses may have fed;
Then never be down hearted,
But look for JOY instead.
Trip lightly over sadness.
Stand moi to rail at doom:
We've pearls TO string Of gladncss
On this side Of the tomb:
When star, are nightly shining,
And the heaven is overhead,
Encourage not rcpining.
But look for joy instead.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

GA DRY genius. recently passed a
farmhouse near whicl, the occupant had
been bntchcring something less than a
dozen very small pigs the result of the
day'slabor being hung up on pole facing
the street. Our genius deliberately stop
ped his team and asked the farmer W hat
he was doing. BiItchcring." was the
quick reply. "Ol.' says the driver;
II thought you were dipping candles =
and he fastened his horse into trot -
To make up for lost time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

o. IN 1880 there were. throughout
the United States. but foriy-onc miles of
railway. while forty years after. in 1870.
there are forty eight thousand eight hun
dre,l and sixty. The greatest increase
was during the last half OF the time. as
will bc seen by the figures of 1860. viz. /:
7.415. These figures do not include the
street railways. of which there are
nearly four thousand miles in the coln-
try. Tic States bordering on the great
lakes. of which Indiana j. one. contain
the largest number of miles Of rail
ways. in proportion 10 their area. and in
the year 1869 alone they built 3.977 miles
of equipped track. The total eSpcndi-
lures Of 1850 amounted to S35.S7O.6s7.
of which more than half was expended
in this group of States. and to this
amount Indiana contributes very largely
The total amount of capital nj present i'll
vested in railways in the United States
reaches the astonishing figures of S2.-
212.412.719. The foregoing figures arc all
drawn from the most accurate sources.
indianapolis Sentinel.
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OF The Louisville "Couricr-Journal
says that at the conclusion of one OF
Alrs CADY SrANToN's lectures the other
day. in which she declared that we shall
soon see young ladies in Congress, one
Iof her hcarcr, gave her this c6nundrum
|" Suppose your young lady Congress
man should. before her term expires.
marry some distinguished statesman and
bear Il child-wlat them" This hoorcd
Mrs. STANTON on the spot, for, although
she might have said that the first part Of
the supposition would not be AT all pos
sibk. She hated to confess that the other
part would be much more than proba-
bic.
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Too MuclA Lemonade.

"This isa pretty time o'night 10 come
.kiiiking home. yon drunken brutc.-
Wilar You been. eh!" exclaimed Mrs.
Potis. when she saw Mr. Potts praciic-
ing The cork-scrcw polka on the stair
ease.
"Ecen-(hic)-- bccn? Why (hic)
You see. sal. Ihic) Sally. I've been (hic)
10 TO The temperance mass nceiin' an
I've ca. (llicl too much lemonade"
Eat wharf"
fe-cs--hic(hic) = eat that too
-it this juninre, heavy smash an
nounced the downfall OF The Acad of the
Potts family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

ADMISSION or NEGROES To THEATRES
AND HoTErs.-Wc take the following
from che Washington dispatches 10 the
Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 18Th:
The Mayor to-day officially publishes
an approval of an ordinance Of the CITY
Council allowing all coiorcd persons to
visit theatres. be entertained ut all ho-
tells and restaurants. the same rs white
persons. and all persons refusing them
such entertainment, are liable 10 arrest
and heavy fine.
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GA Washington dispatch says the

GA Washington dispatch says the
present strength OF the army is about
$1,000. and flat Senator Wilson is lln-
dcrsiood to favor a reduction 10 25.QO0.
Members of the House Committee state
son j. opposed to reducing the number
of officers. Gcn'l. Logan wants TO re-
ducc the number Of officers. but pro-
poses no action regarding the enlisted
men. lie says that about $4,000 rank
and file will leave the army during the
present year. by the expiration Of their
enlistment. and that recruiting is almost
Wholly suspended.
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10 How many apples did our first
parents cat in the garden Of Eden? Eve
and Adam 2.
0T Az ice house laborcr being Killed
by lump Of lee falling on his head. The
verdict was, Died Of hard drink"
"A Connecticut man has worn the
same hat 10 church for forty years. 1t
has been in style cntiincs during that
period. .
Iy DANGEROUS navigation is doubIy
dangerous in doubling the "capc" Of
ia pretty cOQuette.
~ a Radical-Thc root Of all cyil.-
JUDY.
"A blockhcad- -Tle Cardiff Giants.
Good Roaming Catholics--The Sisters
|of Charity. y.-fPrNcnINELLo.
A tax on Patience Doctors bills
JrDy.
All time belongs TO u.s. for all time Is
hours. w
WmIcn has thc most legs, horse or
no horse? No horsv, hccailscno hvrsr
las five
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GA Yankee ono day asked his law

GA Yankee one day asked his law
yer how an hcircss might be carried OIL.
"You cannot do it with safety" said the
counselor. ''but lii tell you what you
may do. Let her monnt horse and hold
a bridal-whip: do you then mount be-
hind her. and you are safe, for she runs
away with YOU The next day the law
yer found that il was his own daughter
who had run away with his client.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

6-A minister was on his way TO
church one Sunday morning. and saw u
boy OH the river bank fishing.
MY boy" said the clergyman. don't
you know il is wicked to catch fish on
Sun,lay?'
"Guess hain't sinned much YETI
said the boy, without taking his eve
from the cork. "hain't had bite"
Minister cougled and went Oh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

~ "The boy at the head Of the class
will state what Were the dark ages Of
the world. Boy hcsitates. "Next Mas
ter Smith. can't You tell what the dark
ages were Z" guess thcs were the
ages just before The invention of spec
tacles. "Go TO your seats"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

a little four-ycar old in Richmond,
very fond of Il certain dish, when asked
by his mother if he wouldn't like to he
Am angel with wings. and fly about IEca-
ven like his dead brother. replied after
a pause. mo. Ma: Id heap rather be
a hawk and live on chicken
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

This is going the newspaper rounds :
A young lady in Louisville, while OH
her way to be marricd,was run over and
killed. a confirmed old maid savagcIy
comments: "Shc avoided more hor-
riblc destiny"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

T5' II j. said that the new Senator.
Morgan G. Hamilton. from Texas. never.
smoked cigar. took a drink. or kissed
q woman. We predict he will he like
the new hired girl. when asked if she
had ever had experience as wet nurse.
She said she hadn't, but that She could
soOI learn, tuu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

OF 1t is rumorcd. and the ru,nor ap-
pears to be well founded, that the daugi,-
ter of Radical Congressman in an ad.
joining district, a young, well educated
and promising girl, gave birth to an in.
iant a few days since of decided ebony
complexion. The child, Of course. did
not survive, and fears are entertained
that the mother will not, as she is in q
critical condition. Negro equality is GO
ing home to roost.
indianapolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

Cyan ice merchant in Greenwich.
Nonnecticnt.ha,l been watching his pond
all winter with almost prayertul interest.
i'll hopes o., a freeze. visited il recently
after a sharp cold night. stepped on the
ice, and finding that it would bear him,
exclaimed. "thank God" Going still
further on the pond, he exclaimed more
iervcntly, "thank Cod" But OH vcntllr-
ing Il trifle further. and going in up 10 his
neck he calculated. loudcr and hcarticr
than ever, "d---n the ics.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

~A Vermont coroner's jury is "oi
A Pinion that the Dcccst met his dctll
from Violent Information in the he'd,
produced from Uncnn Cauz."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

G- said preacher 10 little boy who
was sitting on fence, Il your father at
home!
No he has gone to church.
j. your mother in
No. she's gone too.
Then yoi' are all by yourself?
gal.
That is bad
Yes it is bad. but then il is The best lie
can do.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

ana large assortment of chairs &c the hest styles He
1espr"iy invites these desiring rnything IN his line,
'" call aud examine his stock before purchasing else
whcr', ~ he i confident h. please them At his
shor on W" corner Of the Iusis Square. Of the
court -housc.
Snyemh.r II? 1scs. JACOB NTIrc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

OF TrE vessel no woman objects (,
embark on = court ship.