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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-29
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Financial and Commercial.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
The money market has been working
very close the past week, and our BANKS
have been taxed to their fullest capacity
% keep pace with the demand. whisky
paper isnot so much sought after as It
has been, perhaps for the reason that our
pork packers are In the market, and In
fact, produce men generally.
Exchange on New York has been In bet
ter supply, par buying, snd 81 50 per 81 900
selling.
Government Bonds have been offered
more freely TO our banks, and have been
purchased at the usual margins, or New
York quotations.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
%. g. Treasury Notes
National Bank Notes
The following quotations are nom the
once OF the Merchants National Bank.
UNCCRREST.
State Bank OF Indiana...........-........ dis.
state Bank OF Oh1o---------.--...-.- :.
Indiana Free Banks-...---...---..l0 10 &c dis.
Eastern Bank Notes-.---.-...-.-.--...lOto sc
Missouri "
Planters Bank OF Tenn ---..--.--.--.--.Sge .
Union Bank . ...-.....-.....-.....80c -
other Tennessee Banh-s.--.......-.6O 10 soc 90
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
GisorEIa. Alabama and La...l0 to Soc %
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MOOre'S Rural New Yorker,
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RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY,
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.

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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-29

Among the FIRST boats due here are
the IdleWild, from Cairo; Rost Hite,
from Louisville; St. Marys, for New
Orleans; Commercial. Anna and
Mary Miller, from Memphis; Tom.
Reese and baTges, from New Orleans
Sam. J. Hale. for Memphis; Kate
for st. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-29

N&E-QlAA D4A4AA ANkLG14
The following quotations are from the
once Of the Merchants National Bank:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25
Millions and Billions.

How few stop 10 dwell upon the i'm
mcn.ity o. millions, Few py0ois ESv.
any more idea Of wha, millions. billions
ard irilliols are than they have oT the
styie at brogaa- Norn by ths cpbblers
who inha,'ii The moon. a milton of
.one-dO,lar bills possesses vast-icss That
is rather s,railng 10 man that has ney-
Ter faced such pile. To count ihis euta
dollars sn hoar. and eight hours = day,
lit would require a nan 10 work nearly
three months.
lfthc sait dollar bills were hid side by
side. they would re,irh three hundred
land seventy n.ilcs, Willie their ilu n
ipOriatiun w ould require more shon AZ
lox team. III miiiion becomes rnra
iovcn,oWering in il, magnitude. nlAi
shall wc 30 with larger sums ine
second. 81 .iN thoc~aE: years seem az
iniu~, iacairuiahlc. and ye; lie, amount
TO les t.ian ohe-:iiih of tri'iirn. =
isladriilioN Of leaves VI rarsr. each thr
ltwo-hunaredth part of an iEct IN dick
mess. would form pile, tie be- -.th Of
which would be three hGnageI n = ;l.irty
i,ine- Tie moons distance tron the \; rir.
second OF time. day aud nig'i rslhsgt
.stupping 80 rest. 10 ca. ~ dr.la. ~ 20
sleep. il would tske tlir; .-'Ne yearg 10
lcouni billion. or thirty ihoG,aAu ,ear>
10 count q frillion, even - ;hr h~cnc.l
understand il.
Those who inccnside,ateiy rolrl of
,ihc number OF mil!ion. that sLal.. ipr
The amount of our national Indebtedness
have Il very limited iGa; 81 lie amount
involved IL IT, Mnci gooG So, "a SIT
II more ihoughi c"uiab brought 20 his
subject by AL crca,ina ,iebiiiiics. bat
especially by those Naiicnsl, State, and
CITY representatives ni,o are ;ntrusl ad
with tie poaei and authority Of DIS
ihursing pnh.ic money, 90 rather wi.h
The authority OF involving taxpayers in
debt There Is AZ Old proverb tha' says
Familiarity breeds contempt. nni il Is
~ true III the use oi short words cover
ing immense sums as Il il In i;s social
siyniiicanrp.- Tin. limss.
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Trr PAcK.npA~ TrScATr HAxcrNc


AFp.TE, AND Why r WAS Dosr.-For
The past iilr,e ov foar years = regular
system d; rohhiag fsrmer-'n ia the, North
East part al this cOnu,y, hss been ear
ri,l on. Tunga;e was raised in that
nci.hi,oriooh. and knew all about the
farmers. snd Who among them bad stock
.tc.. 10 sell and wien they sold Tun-
gate and his gang were sure To visit
ihcm.
Some two years ago Tungate and his
rang visited old man Tur-aie. his father
and robbed him -l'ungatc, and one OF
hi. conirdcratrs were identified, tried
aud sentenced to the county jail foi
ninety days.
Y No farmers IN that ncichhorhood aar-
ed 10 keep any money about them. =
These fellows kept themselves posted
ana always paid them q visit. ~ night
after they had sold their stock. and viii
ristol in hand demanded the proceeds
Such was lie case with Mr.. Fisher -ht
had only few days before sent OF !
lot of stock, and they supposed he ha,
received his money, and demanded u :
} but luckily Cor Mr.. Fisher nc had no
received hi. rnneN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

tcT The Kew. J. II. K was. sewers
wears since. pastor OF 4 Methodist apis
copal church in Western New York. =
During his sermon. on a hot summer
SUNDAY morning. Brother Austen. on,
OF lie oi.icia! members OF the cAnrch
fell ssst asleep. Mr.. - sadicni.
paused. Snd called out: !: Brother Aus
ten. will you please 10 open the winGoN
there li,ll.: physicians say il is Yer,
unhealthy 10 sleep in close room.
The Brother Was awakened and com
nlici.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

FINE CATTLE = Our friend John
Jenkins. OF the vicinity OF Carlisle. sod
Las, week 10 Mr.. Snow four head of iai
cattle. One tin nec-year old weighed 1850
pounds: two 2-ycar oll-. weighing i3SC
and 1897: and yearling at !iS5. The
price paid was SC per pound. $50 30 i
4 handsome price for n ysarling cali =
They were fa,tcd entirely on blue .ras-
pasture. Sullivan Democrat 26tE ult.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

N-y-" "And so you're building n mud
village. are you." said the ecciesia-tic'
berignly. "and that's the church! Hui
why haven't YOU made the parson 4
ave haven't dirt enough replied The
infant Giles. The reverend gentleman
continued his rambe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

New corn i selling on our streets
AZ thirty-hy. cents per hG~htl.
Hoonvihe Enquirer.
The Good Tcmpar lodges ~ most
sections 81 the state. aplcagio pe enloY-
ing high degree OF pro~pehly
The total amount of real and per-
sonai property subject 70 laN.l'oR ~
Gibson county. ON The taN Gupilc"te ioF
1870. il S7.79O 500.
The Rockport Cclicgiaic las''iuie
s said 10 bc III hcugi-hia- cuadi nh
There are now 10 student. N iac iH-'.-
tuition. and the number " coN-iNhil NY
increasing. Prof. u. &. Galley !fiaci-
pal.
The Legislature clcti- tAe ~iaie
Normal school Trustee Emit niger.
~ Many Of our farmer, gHirr if"'n
75 10 50 bushels Of cnrl' ~ ihn Hfit HhH
some have gathered lNN hN-' a'~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

> We copy tie following good ad-
vice from an exchange paper: ne con-
teui ~ long as Your mouth i full ami
your body warm remember ne poor
Mss The pretty gills don't roo s"ur
hen-roost never pick an
editors pockct--kick du!i Gaze 70 the
duce black your own boots, and pay
iOr your newspapers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

0-y Profanity never did man The
Least good. No man i ihe ricier. Or
happier. o. wiser for Il. Il commands
no one to any society. i. j. Disgusting
10 lie refined abonanihle 70 The good !;
Insulting 10 those with whom We assoc
ciate degrading 70 the raind. rnlrciiie-
bic. nead.ess. and inlnrions % society.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

TIA Western paper ASST: FEt on
the Union Pacific road not in,ie ago,
kickapoo Indian ~an q iUcpmOliYrcuin-
ing down the track ai ;ise rt,n ~ forty
miles an hour. iic thought IA was an
imported breed ol buffalo. and MAs AJAX
iou~ 10 secure ia. 20 a. 10 lakc the prize
NJ the annual e~AibitiNn of tie kirka-
poo Ae:icpi.Ggs -etiet. 50 ~ faster
ed one enc Of hi las.u 20 his wli-toeit.
and. when the engine got near enough
he threw the moose nicely over the
.moke-stsck. Perhaps ii j. not ncces-
sary, but we may s. weii relate thst tho
locomotive did not siop. The engineer
and fireman witnessed ne most sncress-
ful attempt 20 10 the diving tfapcze
made by any kickapop Indian upon the
plains since III. hi,I OF january last.
There was an aboriginal funeral III tho
mex, station when tie eneius sri'rf.
The grave WAS noi iar1s, for tfet oniy
lhu-i.aa small piece % corlrr-cclorfd
ncat tied TO q string and enclosed IA
I,artiine box.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

uEE. r. Hatfield. ESQ. 81 ot tarns'-
Ton. and Capt. ". II. Peckcnheush. aE
cavern ortiz, have rented ~ ci,r" NJ
iockpor. with the intention q Giil-
,natcly moving to that place and i"ria-
ing partnership in the practice oi i.y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

re- Many farms in Floyd county are
valued 81 FIVE hundred dollars per acre
aud st th. price arc considered cheap
These farms are along tie Ohio river
west Of New Albany.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

r-ltis settled tina. we are 10 have
no, less than ten negro members IN the
next House Of Representatives Two
have been chosen IN south Carolina and
the "dsrkey day" drawcth on apacc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

We are opposed 10 mob law. but when
regular gang of thieves iniest neigh
bcrhood for wears, and evadc the law,
we see no other remedy for our citizens
paoli Eagle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

a-T Perry county has 80 school houses
used for common purposes. Gi these
are stone. 4 brick. ~ frame a,li - ing.
'l'h. total estimated value q, these hcrs"s
iinclaiing grounds ana seats, y so, 1872.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

~ A disasterous fire octuiitu w
Patoka township. last Mcnday niwit',
consuming a large tobacco baFn Mii NJ
tobacco. owned by Pow haitian lhutm ".
who had just gathered hi- crop iAr
fire Was without doubt The work oi t'n
incendiary.
w. nnn,.tN Anmnr.nt lL.-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25
roial Na!ne q hog woaId De sll 81

Total value Of hog would he sll SO
rhi- would make the animal cc>t just
4-35 cents per pound. and the farmer has
Sold liz com Ia this calculation Al TWEEN
ty-iiyc cents per bushel
Wc confidently believe that there Will
Le ample profit ~ the iarn,r TIE pres
ent Year az low figures for hogs. and IL
adds another powerful, argument TO sus-
tain All the positions we have taken.
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RATES Au,IrTis'NG.

For square OF l0lines or less, wck. 81 90
Each sub.,qucu, insertion, rs CTS.
Longer advertisements q, "a, sane rate.
fraction over even square or squares,
conniedas 4 sGugre. These are The terms
for transient advertisements q reasonable
dedncUoa VIII be made to regular advcr-
tserS.
Notices of appointments OF adminis'ra-
tors ani legal notices oi like character TO
be p4.a ia advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
FOR Township Officers, each " .o
rar Ji.t~i.t Cirr,4ii. sr $.Aie, 5Cu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-25

The following will be appreciaied y,
those who have gone 2 coasiin5 n
thcir boyhood's happy days:
A full rugged maid OF fashion. will
hoops All boldly set. moved up the side
walk gaily, observed by all She mel
The walk was very wide, but The hool
skirts were much wider. and 'fwer'
useless even to think OF waking up be-
side her. Her cheeks were red as roses
her face all smile. and her tread il va.
as dainty as though earth were too vile
it was her hour o; triumph. and >h'
didn't seem to know that cOa~ilng -icd
was coming az "A pace not very slow
but ii came. aud ere she knew H. hel
props" were knocked away. and she
was going down the street with "A tny
upon his sleigh. The wind il blcw guli'
roughly, turning All the hoops ailr&
and Of partly smoihcrcd screams ther0
wasn't any lack while she didn't know
what She WAS or WASH; about. her lfr-
son much resembling an umbrella insid,
out.
i'he people stopped aud wondered a,
the swiftly speeding sleigh desotcdiy
kept onward. rushed past and rsr away
tho bcy cried road" and liked il. and
safely "shied" his -lcl. with his own feet
pointing backward. and the maiden
drawn out ahead. They gained the level
safely. and maiden. full of wrath, looked
back ia angcred silence on The quickly
Travelled path.
"You good-for-nothing scamp" she
cried. i've . mind TO shake you we'll
II our face va, covered u? mem. aud
YOU know II, never tell, said the coast
ing lad quite boldly. and IN jo,ial mood
he bowed. and said. Good morning
mem you held your feet up goo" -.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, ~
CLEMENT DCAAE..

OFFICE. IN CoumEa BUILDING on
WEST MAIN SlnEET.
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Single subscription, Tor my Nos, q o
For elk months, Oe
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IKE county Democrat, lOfI
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Tables.
Lounges,
and .rge assortment ~ chairs cf the hcf' styles Vie
respectfully invites those desiring anything " his ne
10 csll ana anime his stock before purchasing er-
where a. ne n confident We can please them AZ bis new
shop the of the rusli, Square west ~ The
court -houss.
Es.cshsr 1s. 1857. JAsck AifEs.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17
Salfa.

EXECUTOR'S SALE CT VALU-
4 ABLE REAL ESTATE There will be sold
at Public Sale, on the premises, in Londonderry
township, on FRIDAY, MARCH 25th. 1870, the
following described property, 90 wit. The
MANSION TRACT, containing 2G2 acres, 160
acres cleared, 80 acres good meadow and 100
acres bottom and limestone gravel all in an
excellent state of cultivation, having thereon erec
ted an excellent DWELLING HOUSE. large frame
barn and other out buildings, also story
and half log house, with kitchen and stable, 10
the town of Bridgeport and GOOD SAW MILL
on Big Wills creek, With unsurpassed water pow
er and In good running order. This tract is situ-
ate at the junction of the Bedford and CON-
NELLSVILLE RAIL ROADS There eau be
little doubt that Depot toiH be erecfed upon or
Immediately adjoining il, thus rendering con-
siderable part valuable for BUILDING LOTS.
The above Farm will be offered in parcels as fol-
lows; Mol About 70 acres adjoining where the pro-
posed depot is to be erected about So acres cleared
and 20 acres timber, including Mansion House
and Barn No 2, Containing about IS acres
about so acres cleared and Is timber, including
house and lot in Bridgeport Saw Mill and water
power No 3, Containing about 100 acres, about
90 acres cleared and 40 acres timber Draft
shown on day of SUE.
N B. Widows dover to remain in this prop
erty until her death.
Sale to commence at / o'clock, p M, Of said
day, when further terms will be made known
HENRY MILLER
EXT of the last WIN of John Miller, dec d.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17

The Dominican Republic has formal
ly declared in favor of annexation to
the United States. The vote through
out the country shows an overwheIm-
ing majority in the Affirmative. The
towns of Santiago La Vega and Azna
led the demand for annexation.
The French carry on successful war
against the natives in their colony Of
Senegal, on the western coast of Afri-
ca (north of Liberial. On the 9Th ul-
timo they won victory over an army
of negroes four times the size of their
own.
Governor Austin, Of Minnesota, has
signed the bill submitting the question
of woman suffrage to the vote of the
mon and women of the State, aud it is
a law. The trial by vote is next in
order, and Miss Anthony is wanted on
the stump until election day.
Iron pokers are the latest improve
ments in school discipline in Indiana.
The result Of their first introduction is
not quite sati lctory, however, being
boy killef and teacher in prison,
with a &C Jd chance Of hanging.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
the week before last to rob the resi-
dence at Leonard Streeper, of Barren
Hill, Montgomery county. This is the
fourth attempt by burglars to break
into MrlStreeper's house.
President Grants name is unpIeas-
antly connected with numerous little
schemes for land plumber.
The various mints are making prepG-
rations for an increased use of coin.
To clean marble: Rub first with So
da and soft-soap, then wash as usual
with water.
A western editor designates his
'hated rival over the way" as an ''au-
burn haired warbler"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17

The New Hampshire State election
resulted in the success of the Republi-
cans, but by a greatly reduced rnaiOri-
ty. Governor Stearns will have a ma
jlrity of about 500 over the three OPP
posing candidates. His majority last
year was 3,773, and Grants majority
WIS 1917. The Democrats have made
s)me gains in the Legislature, bat not
enough to effect any result in combi-
ltion with the Labor Reformers.-
T le popular vote shows that the Re-
p lbicans hold their own in the State,
while the Labor Reform party draw
all their strength from the Democratic
ranks.
A willow tree twenty FIVE years old
was recently cut down on the premises
of A. J. Howell, Spruce Hill town
ship, Juniata county, Pa, measuring
fJrty four inches in diameter, to a
height often feet. 1t had six branches
measuring from twelve to eighteen
in ches in diameter, and out of one
branch saw log sixteen feet long was
taken, and out Of the remaining five
branches five pieces of timber sixteen
feet long, six by seven inches, were
hewn. The refuse of the tCp and chipa
from the broad axe made one and half
cords of wood.
The missing steamer Sch midt, fifty
days out from Bremen, came in safely
to New York on llth inst. She eXpe-
rienced violent gales, her engine was
damaged, and she was obliged to lay to
for twelve days Tor repairs. The cap
tain says that while thus disabled two
English ships passed by and refused to
answer his signals. The Schmidt
brought 296 passengers, and all weIo
well In spite of a long and dangerous
voyage.
Erie for many months mas been
troubled by incendiaries or "fire boys"
a. they are now called. The detect
ives have been quietly working the
casa up and their laoors have culnin-
ated in the arrest of Edward Frich
Peter Iaier and Philip Metz. The
householders of Erie now sleep placid-
ly. ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17

A CHIGNoN SAVED HER.-Lt can be
no longer said that the huge mass of
hair worn on the head of Goods best
gift to man. is more ornamental
than useful. The idea that the lump
of hair worn by the ladies, called a
chignoR, is a useless appendage, has
been exploded. The editor of the
Wheeling Register is now convinced of
the usefulness of chig2ons. a beauti-
full young lady friend of his, while trip
ping over the icy pavement, slipped
AID fell, striking her head on an iron
doorstep with sueh force ~ TO stun her
for few minutes. He ran to her as
sistance and found that although stun
ned she was not hurt, and the only in
jury she sustained was that the sharp
corner of the step had ruined the fix
ings' on her head. He advises ladies
to wear big, fat chign0nS, being con-
vinced that although not beautiful,
they are useful.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17
COURT SALE OF

ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
" VALUABLE FARMS In pursuance of an
Order of the Orphans Court of Bedford County,
the undersigned Administrator of the Estate Of
Christian Albright, late of Londonderry town
ship, decd, will sell at public sale on the premi-
ses, situate in said township, Tuesday, the I'D
day ofMarch, A. D. 1870 the following deecrib-
ed valuable Farms to wit
No Mansion Place. Containing 1876 acres ~
perches, about I25 acres cleared and under culti-
vation, having thereon erected dwelling house,
bank barn, blacksmithshop, spring house and
other outbuildings, adjoining lands of James
Mattingly. John Sturtz, Alex, King ana others.
No 2.-Containing l82 acres So perehes, about
$50 acres cleared and under cultivation, with
dwelling house, bank barn, and other outbuild-
ings thereon erected, adjoining lands of Jacob
Witt, John Lowry Wm. A. Po-tsr's Heirs, John
NJ. Buchanan and others.
These very desirable properties are fsvorbly To-
Gated on the line OF the Pittsburg and Connells-
Vile Rail Rorp, near the Cumberland Market,
and in a very pleasant neigh hborhood, convenient
to churches and schools, with facilities of springs
and running waters BE. TERMS, one third fn
hand at confirm ttiOR of sale, and the remainder
in two equal annual payments thereafter. Per
sons desiring information, or view OF the premi-
ses, invited to call upon the subscriber, or up
on John Reed, of Bedford.
JACOB L. ALBRIGHT,
feh2Aw4 Admir-