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Cheerful View Of the War Cloud

War in Europe will have its first ef-
fects here by Immensely increasing the
flow OF immigration. Already every
careful father who can gather the cash
and scents the eonscriptiOn afar of, Is
paying the passage OF his boys to Amer
lea. From America they may return
home again richer than they went, OF
the father, perchance, may follow on the
voyage; from the army they. would
probably never return. And this result
is secured to us merely by the war fever
even without the war. Next to the in.
crease in immigration will be demand
for our breadstufls, and high prices fol
our splendid grain crops. Ii the wal
lasts we shall even fill some big gur
contracts. and our work shops viii! burn
gas. Europe will 60 on the debtor side
|of the books in Il very unqualified way
Our bonds will at first go down in th'
markets of Europe, for there will bc
rush for money to be handled in th'
great financial transactions, and all val
-lues held as investment will be OH tn
lmarkc ct but this will be only first effect
Later it will be realized that the bond
, of this great prosperous people are tn
only securities worth holding. and the.
will be in demand at any place.
q New York Herald.
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Marvcls Of tho Insect World.


The Spectator, in its notice Of Poucl,-
let's work. The Universe says: MAN
generally flattcrs himself that his anato-
nv is about the highest effort Of Divine
skill vet that of the insect is far more
Icomplicated. No portion Of our organ
ism can compare with the proboscis Of
the common fly. Man can boast of $40
muscles. Lyonet, who spent his whole
life in watching single species of cater
Ipillar. discovered in it 1000. The COM
mon fly has 5000 eyes, and butterflies
25. 900. NJ. Pouchct treats il as an estab-
Ilished fact that so fine are the scnsory
organs of ants, that they converse by
means OF their antcnnn. Consequently
the strength and activity of insects far
surpass ours in proportion. In the whole
field of nature in science there is moth
ling more astounding than the number
of times fly can flap its wings in a Sec
ond. AS the fly passes through space at
1.-The rate six feet in second, it must in
that point of time vibatc its wings five
lor six hundred times. But in rapid fight
we are required to believe that $500 is .
moderate estimate. The mind is stupc-
fed if it attempts to realize these re.
lsults."
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Royal Participants ina the War.
Actual and Prospective.

Both the Emperor Of the French and
the King Of Prussia are old enough to
he thinking about other things than war.
Napoleon was sixty-two years OF age on
the 2Oth of April last, and his frequent
fits of illness, and habits of dissipation
i'm early liicrcnder il extremely doubtful
If he reaches, much less passes, three
score and ten. King William is even
Older having been born on the 22d OF
March, 1887. The Gar OF Russia, who
may be expected to take hand in the
game, is much Younger than the two
soyereigns above mentioned. He was
born April 29th. 1918. lie is a nephew
of the King Of Prussia. The Emperor
lof Austria will complete his fOrtietlI
wear on the 18th Of August, and the
lKink Of Denmark, who may naturally
hope to sec the provinces which Prussia
lwrested from him restored, is just three
weeks the senior of the Russian mon
arch. King Leopold H., of Belgium,
was thirty-tivc years of age on the 9th,
of April. Being the son OF Queen Vic
Itoria's favorite uncle, family sympathies,
as well as considerations Of State, render
the English Government very solicitous
that the neutrality of his little kingdom
should be preserved. King William
ILL.,, of Holland, another of the crowned
heads who is naturally dcsirous of keep
ling out of the trouble, is the son-in-law
of the King of Wurtemberg, and neph-
lew of the late Nicholas, Of Russia. lie
was born February 10Th, 1917. Victor
Emmanuel, of Italy, who may be involv-
led in the war. is fifty years old. He was
lborn March 14th, 1S2O.-Cincinnati Gaz'
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Agreeable to notice, the counties COM
posing the Judicial Circuit, viz: Da-
vicss, Gibson, Knox, Pike. Dubois, and
Martin, assembled in convention at
Princeton. on Thursday, 2lst Instant
Geo. +. Green, of Knox. was chosen
Ichairman. and Frank. Baker. OF Martin,
land q. NJ. Emack, of Pike, appointed
secretaries.
On motion. the two-thirds rule was
adopted in tie selection Of all offices to
lbe filled by the convention.
Judge John Baker. w. i. Pidgeon,
and n. i. Malott were put i'll nomination
for Judge.
| Whole number of votes cast 2l3; nee
cssary TO a choice, l42. The following
lis the result of the several ballots:
| First ballot Baker: q ihson 81. Pike
I2S. dubois. 40: Pidgeon Knox 4S; Ma
,lIott: Davies Sc, Martin "a.
Second ballot = Baker: Gibson 50
lPikc IA, Dubois 40; Pidgcon: Knox AZ
pike Z: Malott Daviess 30. Gibson A
Pike Z, Martin 2i.
u Third ballot Baker: Gibson 70, Du
lbois 4O:Pidgeon Knox 48; Malott: ia
vicss Sc, Gibson IL, Pike % Mart III "a
Fourth ballot Baker: Gibson 29, pix
!, LIS, Dubois 40; Malott: Daviess SO, Glib
7Ison q. Knox 4s, Martin "a.
Fifth ballot-B Baker: Gibson "a, Dtl
lbois 40; Malott: Daviess 80, Gibson
Knox 48. Pike %. Martin "a.
lGibson 3, Knox 4S, Pike 2S; Martin "A.
Sixth ballot Baker: Gibson 81, Du
lbois 40: W. ii, DeWolfs Pike 2S; Ma
lott: Dayiess 36. Knox 4S. Martin "a.
seventh ballot = Baker: Gibson y
s Dubois 10; Pidgeon: Knox AZ: ID
IS Wolf: Pike %; Malott: Daviess 36,Mal
Tin "a. -
Eighth ballot Baker: Gibson 3
Pike 2s, Dubois 40; Malott: Davies y
}. Knox 4S. Martin "a.
Ninth ballot : Baker: Gibson 81, TN
s'l6. Dubois 10; Malott: Davies .
Knox AZ, Pike 12, Martin "a.
Tenth (and LAST ballot Baker: Gll
l. son %, Dubois 40; ; Malott: Daviess 3
Gibson 9, Knox As, Pike %, Martin u
total las. !,
NE. Malott having received on u
/, tenth and last ballot the requisite nun
her of votes. was declared the choice
rs the Convention, and the nomination WI
afterwards, on motion OF Dubois, mat
!, Unanimous. !,
y. !, The Convention next proceeded TO Il
n nomination of a candidate for Proscc
=. tor Of the Circuit Court. &. ;. DobblI
#. of Martin, and Saml'. IL. Taylor, OF j
at viess were put in nomination. Inc it
y lowing is the result of the ballots: :
: First ballot - Dobbins: Gibson, .
Y pike, %: Martin, "a Dubois, Az. la
: lor: Daviess. SO Knox, AZ.
Second ballot Dobbins: Gibson 3
Knox "a: Pike Is; Martin "a; Dubt
40 - total 1853. Taylor: Daviess .
Knox 24-60.
C.S. Dobbins was declared nomii
Y tied.
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CA mortgage given by the Jcffcr-
sonvillc, Madison, and indianapolis rail-
road to Lawrason Riggs for $2,OOO,00O
on the road-bcd, rolling stock and ma
chincry of the road was filed in the Of
flee of tho County Recorder a few days
ago. The mortgage required ten two
hundred dollar stamps. Under the State
law this mortgage was recorded in nine
counties. that being the number of coun-
tics through which the road passes.
New Albany Ledger.
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My Greed.
By JOHN G. WHITTIER.

O-
hold that Christian grace abounds
Where charity is seen; that when
We climb TO Heaven, tbs OH the rounds
OF love to men.
hold all else pamcd picty
a selfish scheme, q vain prctcnse.
Where centre is not, can there be
Circumference
This moreover hold. and dare.
Affirm whcrc'er my rhyme may 60
Whatever things be sweet OF fair,
Loves makes them SO.
Whether il be the fhllabics
That charm to rest the Nesting bird
Or that sweet confidence of signs,
And bushes without word:
Whether the dazzling and the flush
OF softly sumptuous garden bowers
Or by some cabin door or bush
OF ragged flowers.
'Tis not the wide phylactcry,.
Nor stubborn fast, or stated prayers
To make us saints; we judge the tire
BY what it bears.
And when man can live apart
From work OH theologic trust,
know the blood about his heart
Is dry as dust.
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m OH gent. (disgustcd)-." Here,
walters. here's a a--a-a cattcrpillcr In
this soup!" Waiter (flippantly)-"l cs'
sir. About the time OF the year for 'cin
just now, sir.'
-TnEY have some peculiar modes OF
amusing themselves in Lockport. A cit
izen of that enlightened city the other
|day covered dog with Kerosene oil and
set fire to him.
TO any one who can say "shoes an6
socks shock Susan," with rapidity and
fhultlcss pronunciation, four times run
ming, a large reward will be paid.
nrA Paris shoemaker is said to have
invented shoes provided with rollers
which allow the wearer to move as ias'
as q horse and 10 stop Immediately.
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Here it will be seen that the people
who consume iron, salt, blankets and
cloaks have paid in bountics, through
the protective policy, to the lnanufac-
turers Of these articles, nearly fifty-Onc
millions Of dollars in the last year. They
have paid ffty-thrcc and half millions
lin taxes, and only two millions seven
hundred and fifty-six thousand dollars
iof the whole sum has gone into the
Treasury of the nation. The balance has
gone into the pockets of private COM
Ipaiics. The people have paid over fifty
millions of dollars in taxes within the
last year, for the benefit Of those engag-
ed in four different branches of business
the manufacture OF pig iron, salt,
blankets and cloaks. The other indus
trial interests of the country have been
required, through the influence Of Radi.
cal laws, to pay over fifty millions to en-
hance the profits Of these four interests
\ And this is what Radicalism calls pro
Itecting "home industry" 1t is rob
Ibing the masses for The benefit of thu
few. 1t is taxing labor for the. bcneti
OF capital-adding to the burdens Of ;h'
poor and increasing the wealth Of tn
'.rich. When the tax payers come to IL
their voting this fall, it will be we'll TO
them to understand how the candidate
flor Congress intend to act in regard 4
1.-THE continuance of this system Of I'm
Warranted and unjust taxation, and vot
against those who favor it.
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People who 60 through
1.-The world with flourish rarely have
Ianything else. 1t is cheap and paltrv
lcxistcncc, and may be compared to g
bass drnmb. which makes great deal of
noise, but has not thelslightest music
THE best part Of comet is not in its
Haunting tail. but in its magnetic body !;
the best people in the world are not
those who flourish and parade and smash
and crash along. but the quiet, thinking,
|pushing working class.
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Accuracy.

The habit of accuracy or inaccuracy is
one which runs through everything that
a man saws or does. To be constantly
accurate is not matter which, as some
people seem to think. requires constant
and painful effort: it is essentially a
habit. An accurate man is accurate
without any trouble on his part. Accu-
|racy of expression follows naturally
|upon habitual clearncss Of thought. A
man who has got his mind in proper
Iorder, who knows what he does and
what he does not know, will habitually
|express himself correctly. If minute
knowledge be necessary, and If he pos
sesscs il, his expressions will be accurate
| in every minute detail but If his knowl-
edge be quite general, his expressions
| will still be accurate as far as they 60.
lie will clearly express what he has got
clearly Oh his mind, and what he does
not know he will not talk about at all.
! And hc will do all this quite naturally
land " ithout any effort, merely as q habit:
i And the habit will show itself in all
kinds of forms. The man who is scru-
'Ipulously accurate In the grammatical
'Iturn of his sentences, who is always cor
|rect as to names, places, and dates, will
|bc equally accurate in keeping an ap-
-lpointincnt at the exact hour which is
lagrecd upon; he will be particular i'll
lpaving his own debts to the utmost
lfarthing, and he will be better pleased in
his own mind if what is due TO him is
paid with the like scrupulousness.- Sat
: lurlay Review.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-29

or The engineers are now at work
on the Mattoon and Decatur Railroad,
and the company will begin grading, tic
ing, and ironing the road this month"; :
This gives continuous line from Mount
Vernon, Indiana, via GRANVILLE, Olney,
Mattoon. and Sullivan. to Decatur. On
this there is donated $1s5, ,000.-[New
Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-29

MORE INFAMlns.-Thc outrageous in
famics of the Radicals are eliminating
as we see that. at West Point, the white
cadets arc to be cocrccd into close asso-
Citations with tile negro cadet A young
man. Pardce. Of South Carolina. who
refused 10 sit beside the negro. smith
has been placed under arrest. where ht
now remains with Cadet Grimshaw, whC
refused to drill the negro boy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-29

The Judicial Convention, at Princeton.
nominated n. +. MALoTT, Esq, for
Judge Of this Circuit. The contest was
AN animated one, but finally the choice
fell upon one every way worthy Of the
position. Few men in the district possess
higher qualifications. and we arc sure
that all will acquiescc in the wisdom of
the selection.
The nominee for Prosecutor of the Cir
cult Court, L. $. DoBBINs, of Martin, is
well and favorably known throughout
the circuit, and recognized as a gentle
man combining all the elements Of char
actcr and knowledge Of the law requisite
to the responsible position. Mr.. ID. is
now filling the position, and his rc-nom-
nation, under strong opposition, is ~.
levidcncc that the people arc satisfied
with his conduct Of the office.
Lieut.. Il. j.. Littlepage, of Pike, the
nominee for Prosecutor in this Common
pleas district, is well and favorably
known throughout the Districts a
rising young lawyer, and will fill the
office with credit-lVincennes Sun.
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,ry We arc informed that Mr.. John
IPumphrey, living in the vicinity OF Fort
Branch. has this season harvested good
crop of wheat, 81 acres of which yield
|dcd an average of 40s bushels to the
acre. lie had eight acres Of barley that
averaged 35 bushels.
Iprinccton Clarion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-29

NyA man in Boston il so short that
when hc is iii he don't know whether
he has headache or ccrns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-29

The New York Express presents the
taxpayers of the country with these fig
urcs, which every one of them will do
well to examine carefully, in order that
he may the better understand the system
of ascality which the Radicals insist
upon making him support. They are
taken from official sources, and are ell
Itirely correct:
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This is the view which the New Yorl

This is the view which the New York
"Star," the workingmen's organ, takes
of Boutwell's financial policy: Bout
well sits securely at Washington, squcc-
ling the hearts blood out Of the work
iingmen, and once a month he exhibits
with glec the BARRIERS basin into which
he has received it, cxclaiming triumph
antly, "Scc how they bleed"
GT The Germans Of Savannah, Geor-
ria, have formed society under the
name Of The German Immigrant Aid
Society Of Georgia."
10 General George B. Mcclellan was
elected Chief Engineer of the Depart
ment of Docks, New York, and Will i'm
mcd:ately enter on his duties.
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Lounges,
and large assortment NJ chairs cf the best styles. lie
respectfully invites those desiring anything in his line
10 ral and examine his stock before purchasing see
where o. he confident he please them ~ bis new
sAop. tAe Of the Pablc Square west OF the
Aourt -hcuss.
November 10, 1857. JACOB ALLIES.
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OHgsst Main Street, directly in front OF the Court
4 j unu,e Jasper Ind. Good bread and cakes always
r d Bakinr done for Weddings and parties on short
.se and y srranted satisfactory. Confectionery Nuts
and fruts SALE Patronage Is respectfully socited
Aug 6. 'e0-1y
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DIR. " hitler

| A REGULAR ERADICATE OF MEDICINE
~ as Diploms o. office will show, has bee nj
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Sexual ana Private dIseas-s than any othe d
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Sexual Debility and impotency. as tie r. sult
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appoint meuts, are snrivailes in the West, I'M
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past success and present position he stasds
without a competitor The writings eff ply
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Bilious Attacks, Ague and Fever
&c. cured,
sNOSAD ALTS I!
ME GREATAMERICAN HEALTH

he VI M u hA q hlNdN u Z a LII u
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Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Bal
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ProPristcrs.
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Cures Csfafrh & L htunatis I'D.

Canton. o, Dee, 2, rs
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-30

One of the great triumphs of Homeopathy is the
cure of diseases Of DOMESTIC ANIMALS The
Horse, the Gov, Sheep, Dog, and even Bog, are
cured of the several diseases to which they are
subject, by the small doses of Homeopathy, with
q degree Of certainty and rapidity that Is ANA
sing. Some diseases incurabie by the Ordinary
means are rapidly cured by this method, Wills
the with which the medicine may be given
and the rapidty of the cure lie perfectly delight
full. No one who has witnessed the astoni. hing
cures performed on Domestic animals by Hum
phrey's Veterinary Specifics would willingly
subject them to the barbarous tortures and the
lingering uncertainty of the old system.
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Will You Please Read This (!

Reading. Ps, Jan 2 1863.
Hr. Vim. C. krouse, No 205 South Fifth IT.,
says the Na' cdoniAn il lie the eLly thing which
has given strength 20 has lroktn arm, bss Ised II
in his family Tor EarsC lie, Neuralgia and IN, sted
feet, perfOrnIng IN ekeh cafe woL deEfully
quick and radical cure.
E Fox, Proprietor of Keystone House, certi-
fes that three hotties Of the OIL cured strain in
q borse, valiuins the cure at sIIo-
John Kemp Policeu an, ssysthe OIL cured him
Of a severe fracture the collar bone.
Ars Soetcr, - years If age, 226 ehesBut
street, Rheumatic m in shoulders twenty yesrs
cured in two dRys.
August hipeaAr,; Partial Deafness, several
yesrs-cuTsd in week
Peter ruith. contracted cords ytars-eured
il three days.
READ IF YOC PLEASE.