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Estray Cattle.

CiTRAYED, from the premises of the subscriber,
~ four miles north of Anderson, about the
M i5yh of May last, FIVE HEAD OF CATTLE, as
follows: A large Red Cow, with one horn, heavy
with calf, when she left, and it is likely she has
calved since; no-horned Red Cow, medium
size, also heavy with calf; and three Red Heif-
ers-one two and three years old Any informa-
tion will be thankfully received, or a liberal re-
ward will be paid for the recovery of the cattle.
Persons knowing anything of their whereabouts
will please address the editor Of the Anderson
Intclligencer or the undersigned, at Anderson CT
s. S. JONES.
June 16, 1870 81
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Nil Despcrandum, Hope !

Hundreds of cases of Scrofua in its worst stages old
cases of Syphilis that have deied the skill of eminent
rbvscans Rhcumatic who have been sufferers for years
and the victims of the inuicious Of Mercury have
been radically cured BY DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA
and QUEENS DELIGHT. Ii is the most powerful altera-
tive and blood purifier known II prescribed by very
many physicians
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
dNDFPSDN TOJTVTJ-

ANDERSON COENTT.
By ". W. Humphreys, Esq: Pro. Julge.
WHEREAS, Jasper lIcmbrcc has made suit TO
me to grant him Letters of Administration of
tho Estate and effects of Sarah Dickson, deed.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said
Sarah Dickson deed, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate to be held at
Anderson Court House on the 9TH day of July
1870, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause if any they have, why the said Admin
istraton should not be granted
Given under my hand, this Goth day of june
Ammo Domin 1870.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
June 2S, 1870 81
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sheriff's Sale.

SWGFIU>S 5 SNIC.
In Common Pleas, Equity Side, Anderson Co.
John l.. Williams Administrator, vs.. Mrs. F. c..
McDavd and her husband, Robert McDavid,
John R. Msttison, ct al.
nY virtue of an order from the Court of Equity
Is to me directed in the above stated case, l
WIN expose TO sale on the first Monday in July
next. before the Court House door at Anderson,
within the usual hours of sale,
THE CLOSES IN ACTION
Belonging 10 said Estate.
Terms cash.
WM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
June II, 1870 81
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

a7s- Burning Bush Chapter, No :, r. A. NJ, meets at
Anderson c. H. on the first Monday night in every month";
at ~ o'clock. r" FkANhLiN' secretary
Sc Hiram Lodge No. 6s A. F. NJ, meets at Anderson
G. II on the second Monday night every month, at ~
o'clock. t. fRANhLiN' 9ccre'"i!'
Ev Pendleton Lodge, No 81, A. f. NJ meets at Pendle-
ton on the Saturday on before the full in each
month, at O'Clock p.
VIII D. GAILLARD, Secretary.
Ef- Living Arch Chapter No. 81, r. a. NJ, meets at PEN
dleon on the Saturday on before the full moon in each
month, at o'clock pm
NJ l.. SHARPE Secretary.
aS- Williamson Lodge, No a. A. +. NJ. meets at Will
amston on the Thursday after the full in each
month, at 10 o'clock a. M
J. r. WILSON Secretary.
a Bolton Lodge No. $780, A. +. NJ, meets at Bolton on
the Thursday on before the full in each month"; at
10 o'clock H. H. W. o. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Es Hermon Lodge No. 116 A. F. NJ, meets at Milfords
on the first Saturday in every month, at 10 o'clock T. n
e. W. BELCHER, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THIRTY YEARS

THIRTY YEARS
Have elapsed since introduction of the Pain Killer to
the public and yet at present time it is more popular
and commands larger sale than before Its popular
ity is not confined to this country alone all over the
world its beneficial effects in curing the ls that flesh Is
heir to are acknowledged and appreciated and as PAIN
KILLER its fame is limited country, sect nor race
It needs only to be known to be priced.
THIRTY YEARS certainly long enough time to prove
the efficacy of any medicine and that the PAIN KILLER Is
deserving of all its propretors claim for it, amply prov
ed by the unparalleled popularity it has attained IL Is
SURE and EFFECTIVE remedy. sod by all Druggists
Price 25 cts, so cts, and 81 per bottle
Directions accompany esch bottle.
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of the order by concealing themselves
III hearing Of the ceremonies = the other
evening vOlley of musketry was let
oil ou one fellow, who concealed him self
q suppose) for the purpose of being ini-
tiated, but am happy TO learn no blood
was shed or bones broke, as the shutisr
had neither powder or ball. Tie Teach
er's Association organized N our Town
is we'll patrOnized, and generally sup
posed will prove success.
Our Public School convened on Mon.
day last. under the control of Mr.. C.
DeBruler, q young man OF talent and
good qualifications, it is understood he
will continue the school through the
season.
Hoping still to retain the appreciation
of my friend Bustup, close.
JACK MARLISsprKE, in.
Ireland, Jan. Is, 1870.
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For the Jasper Weekly Courier.
Minus SD Cash.

HUNTISGBuGH Ind, Jan. IL, 1870.
a man whose name was not able 10
learn: VINO used to sell Lightning Rods
III thiS county some years ago, arrived
here on Tuesday night on collecting
"TRIP, as he SAID, to collect some money
due him in this country, stopped i'm at
Mr. hotherts store, wanted to buv a
pair OF drawers, found one 10 suit him,
ana handed Mr. r., $50 bill green
naekl which upon examination was
found TO be base counterfeit. Mr.. r.,
told him 80, and refused to take the bill.
ne denying that it was such but that he
nad got the bill somewhere about Pixies
viiie, ne proceeded to hand him another
one which he undoubtedly thought
would pass, but this would not do at all.
II being the same kind that the other one
was. Mr.. r. telling him that he had bet.
Ter look out how he passed his counter
ieit money, the man left, and upon being
asked where he would stop ali night re-
pied that ne was stopping at Mr.. j.
Iiiemkers close to town, with whom he
said ne was well acquainted.
Inc next morning it was found out
that he had also been at Mr.. Brett store,
trying to buy pair OF drawers. and
pay therefor in counterfeit money. but
Mr. b. couldn't see it; the man said
he would be back the next morning to
pay for them as he had no email change
with hin.and left. 1t was also found out
That he did not stay at Mr.. Bis. which
brought the people etill more on the look
out, and 10 thinking that he had undoubt-
ledly fooled somebody.
Mr. H., asked everybody he saw the
next morning, whether . stranger had
been at their house. and nobody seemed
TO know anything about him. until about
ten o'clock, Mr.. j. Behrens camel 10 town
ana Was asked the usual question. and
replied that the lightning Rod Peddlar
nad stopped with him,an gave him $40
phi. Mr.. u. took 81 and gave him SO of
MS good money OH examination the bill
that he gave to Mr.. II. was found to be
one Of the same bills that he tried TO ,,ass
in Town the night before. 7i
Mr.. b. was net little surprised. who
In tho act Of scratching his head, struck
Oh the happy thought TO catch the rascal.
lie procured the services Of Constable
Scamonds and Immediately was ready
TO start. IN the meantime Mr. Beebe
came to Town from home. who ON being
asked If he had seen stranger ON tho
road &c, replied that he had, and from
the description that Mr.. Bcebe gave ii
was the same man. rs
Mr.. Behrens and Constable Seamonds
left Town in the direction of Hcnrvyille.
and Travelled until night overlook them,
ana they were compelled TO return,
which they did. disgnstcd with the trim
and much more SO because they did not
catch the rsscal as they supposed they
would.
30 Mr.. Il. ia nineteen dollars poorer.
and none the wiser. Let our farmers
who are not good judges of money be
on the lookout. ZERO.
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were called upon TO decide, l felt the
deepest interest possible in our proceed
ings. thought il this day passed off well
! the second Tuesday ia next October
would also pass OF well. (Applause.
know not what the committee las pro-
posed for your consideration in the form
iof resolutions. but l feel that ii they
have expressed what il ia the hearts snd
judgment OF the Democracy oil Indiana
victory will perch on the banner which
this day Is thrown to the breeze by this
Convention. (Cheers.l
/ Your ticket certainly will command
the respect and support OF every Demo
crat and Conservative man in the State
Of Indiana. We have great v ork be-
fore us, and intend. to the extent Of my
ability, TO join you in that work; Zap
plause, not, my conntrymen that have
any more interest in these questions than
you, but / long once more to zee govern
ing the public affairs Of this nation, the
ancient faith OF the democracy. iAp-
iplausc. / am satisfied that radicalism
is not the sentiment by which the affairs
of the people Of the United States can be
well regulated. / believe we have got
to 20 back to the doctrines OF the Con-
stitution OF the United States as thew
gave them to us. A part Of this york is
upon us. Within the last month State
Of this Cnion-a State no. engaged in
hostility to the Government "a State
that has returned to the sisterhood OF
States by every act of obedience which
she could render-a A State recognized by
a solemn resolution of Congress such a
State has been driven out Of the family
of States: her rights. prero2ative, and
sovereignty in this land have been taken
away from her. and she is now governed
by the political power of the nation. =
Cries of shame aud misses in every
part Of the house. Are we to be puie.
when -uch high crime is being done
Il Voices es-"Ncver." mo" never" Il
there Democrat here that will not 80
back TO his county dctcr~lined that tha
ticket nominated here to-day ehaIl be
elected? I"Amen.'] This ticket should
ne elected that Indiana may express the
sentiment that the States Of this [ Mon
shall be preserved in their rights under
the Constitution Of the United States.
But the work is not done here to-day.
ION have done il well thus far, and
trust the Committee will present senti-
rnents 10 be placed on our banner and
thrown out to the breeze. that will at-
trnct the eye, and the conscience. and the
Judgment Of every voter in the State.
But as ] said. the work is not done here.
ion must finish il at home. Let your
nominations at home be well and dis
lcrcetIy made. Bring into the field for
this fight the entire force Of the Democ-
rncy and the Conservative citizens of the
state. Let the fight go on till the month
of October comes. and then let victory
bc ours. lApplause, and three rousing
cheers.
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A
Mn. EprrcR: :--Afier the clapse o.
several weeks. and having lew a leisure
Momcn,s from other duties. will fulfill
my promise relative 10 the Affairs of Ire.
land.
lou are aware that in this age Of steam
travel electric telegraphs. and veloci-
pcdes, things change very quick.
supposed your correspondent from this
Town, dudley Busiup would have kep,
you posted in matters generally. but by
close observation | find nothing from
him since his spicy criticism on nv las,
communications. l suppose he has lef.
Town, or at least preparing TO leave
Let me express my gratitude iOr the culo.
lgy conferred --such encouragement from
scifintiec gentlemen, and Knowing that
my Father Jack was . noted newspaper
correspondent encourages me-youny as
l am,tO climb the ladder Of fame at least.
half as high rs qnack Doctors, or one
horse school teachers.
But rs stated above, in these smart
go-ahead times things change, even in a
Village of fifty or sixty inhabitants. :
The most exciting topic at present, tia,
Is since the gossip Of the holidays have
passed, Is the welfare Of the two Dry
good Stores, kept by M. b. Dillcn and
Stewards. You can see their old friends
standing in groups discussing the pro-
priety Of allowing stranger to come in
with . mammoth stock Of goods. on
purpose to break down well tried mcr-
chants, who have gained y reputation as
honest men.
The good old Touring and lumber mill
still keeps her whistle in tune. though
she has partially change hands MIR. Jos.
Ferguson having purchased Mr.. ia oh 8
interest, and ] learn that the com pa-
ny are going 10 make considerable i'm
provencnts the coming season. The
public need not fear having justicc done
them while Joe handles the Tolldish or
Tape line.
The Good Tcmplars are still in work
ing order, and were il not for few rul-
ing spirits that will sacrifice uinciples
for power, the order would have 4
greater influence for the public good.
The Lodge have estabishcd an organ
called the Ireland Independents. 'whiti, /
suppose exchanges with you. Thr. is 4
few correspondents " hose articles would
be amnsing insyour columns. Occasional.
~ the curious tries TO obtain the secrets
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J a y p Il = Il 4 n q A = II
NAIL EXPRESS e. STAGE ROUTE
A. STEINHAUSER

H O. Contractor for the Shoals and Jasper Mail Ex
~ press Route respectfully informs the public that
e VIII run good hack, with an excellent team and
reliable driver, and prepsrcdto convey passengers and
siprsas matter between the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
sa Shoals, and Jasper, or way places the route
,ne most reasonable terms. Passengers going Eaat
s md this the cheapest ~ well pleasant rout
times a. they savs several miles travel. Persons
having Il csrsfaly handled and promptly and ssfclv
svered His stage leaves Jasper everyFridsy mernns
o'clock And arrives ~ Shoals IN ims 10 connect viii
tA Oslssk. N a7Rw 4 rsS~
vetebef ooA~~1GDo.k
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Personal Property Assessments.
The following il basis of assessnent
agreed upon by the several Township
Assessors. for this county, for the year
1870.
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TT Bacholoric cxclanation "A -las -
Maidcn'v exclamation -".ihmcn."
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yvBLisaED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT OOANE.
OFFICE.-lN COURIER BUILDING on
WEST MAIN STREET.

PRICE OF sUBsCRIPTION.
Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 sc
For six months, "
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RATES OF ADvERTIsING.
For squsre~f 10 lines or less, wc'k, IL 20
Each subseQueAt lnsertiOn, rs cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted IS square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements = reasonable
deduction will be made to regular adver-
tisers.
Notices Of appointment of administra-
tors and legal notices of like character 10
30 paid ia advance.
ANENNCIN9 CANDIDATES.
For Township officers, each SlOO
For County % $50
For District, Circuit, or State, 500
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spEEcH or MR.. HExpRrcKs.

Mr.. President and gentlemen of the
Convention-It would not be proper for
me. under the circumst stances that now
surround us, to ask your time while l
should make a speech. t"Ycs," Ego on, ]
All shall undertake to say Is this -
That for number of years past have
been associated with you in the political
controversies of Indiana, and all the
while / have thought that VIC were in
the right, but now know we arc in the
right. Laughter.]
On this morning when came in this
beautiful hall 10 stand with you in the
consideration Of the questions which you
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-23

VIRGINIA, July ia destructive FIRE
occurred last night about Q o'clock in
Dayton, which destroyed 80 frame and six
brick buildings. Almost tho entire business
portion Of the town is burnt.
SAN Francisco, July 1sth.-Europcan
war news has completely unsettled every.
thing 10 our markets; grecnbacks, wheat
and French goods Of all descriptions entire
ly unsettled. There is a disposition to ad-
vance all French goods. Holders are firm
in all desert ptions. Purchases of wheat
under 81 could not be made in any guam.
titles.
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TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at home, the whole of the time or
for the spare moments Business new, light
snd profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
earn from soc. to So per evening, and a pro-
portonal sum by devoting their whole time to
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly Is
much as men. That all who see this notice
may send their address, and test the business,
we make this unparallel offer: To such as are
not we'll satisfied, We we'll send 81 to pay for
the trouble Of writing. Full particulars, a
valuable sample, which will do TO commence
work on. and copy o: The Peoples Literary
C0mpanion--one Of the largest, and best family
newspapers published-all sent free by mail,
Reader if you want permanent, profitable
work, address E. G. ALLEN h CO., Augusta,
Maine. 29:3m
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DOCKS and Stationery, complete assert.
Id ment, at ROTHSCHILD CO.'S.
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DoWn.Sound Items.
The following items are from the Seattl
InfeV;rencer.

The following items are from the Seattle
InteN;gencer:
OUR PROGRESS IN BUILDING.-Last
year there were constructed in this city
one church, (Catholic) eleven buildings
for stores, and thirty seven one and two
story dwelling houses, besides some twenty
odd smaller tenements. This year, up to
the present time, there have been built,
and are in process Of construction, one
church, (Episcopalicn,) one public school
building, three warehouses, seven business
houses, one livery and sale stable, and
forty-eight one and twostory dwelling
houses, some of them quite expensive
structures, besides an unusual number of
smaller tenements. Two or three of our
hotels have been greatly enlarged and i'm
proved to accommodate their increasing
business. Altogether, this is a very fair
showing for the enterprise Of our citizens,
and when the fact is taken into considera-
ton that every dwelling house and availa-
BILE place Of business is occupied, our little
city evidences much thrift as we'll as pro.
grcss.
Our FIRE CoMpANY.-The Fire De-
partment in this city is now fully organized.
The following are the officers Chief En-.
sincer, T. S. Russell; Foreman, Gardner
Kellogg; Assistant Foreman, S. f DUN.
ply; Treasurer, j. c. Kinnear; Secrcta.
ry, j. S. Meagher. Sufficient encourage
ment has been given to the company to
warrant them in Immediately ordering
their necessary hose aud trucks. At their
meeting, held on Friday evening last, the
roll contained the names of near forty eff
ficicnt members.
EsS" Capt. Cosgrove has received mott.
fication from the Post Office Department
to carry the mails over the old route from
Seattle to Bcllingham Bay, stopping at all
intermediate ports. We are also informed
that the contract which Capt. Suffern had
awarded to him for the mailservcc between
Seattle, Frccport, Ports Blakcly and Orch
ard, has been for some reason offered by
the Post Office Department to another par
ty. whose bid for the contract had previous.
ly been rejected.
SULTAN RIVER MINEs-Wc learn that
rich diggirgs lave been struck at these
mines. a number of men are at work,
making, it is reported, SIS day. 1t is
the intention of many to proceed there at
once, and thoroughly prospect the country.
Provisions are cheap, caused no doubt by
the close proximity of this place.
GD- Aparty of gentlemen, who are said
to be connected with the North Pacific
Railroad, returned on Thursday evening
from visit to klickitat Valley, Ella the
Snoqualmie Pass. We learn that they
speak in glowing terms of the country
through which they passed
PORT MADIsON.-Bark Tidal Wave ar
rived at the above port on the 18th. Sailed,
on the 9th, bark HuntsriNc; on the l2th,
barkcntine Gamley; the 18th, bark Ouk-
land, all for San Francisco.
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~ The New England "Crispins' are
all going over to the Democrats, while
they admit that the Radical party is a
" Celestial one Strange, isn't it?
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A GENCY of the United Anaheim Wine
N Growers Association is at Rothschild &
Co.'s, where a full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
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nB-If you wish the very best CABINET
PHOTOGRAPHS, you must call on BRAD
LEY Il RuLoFsoN 429 Montgomery street
San Francisco.
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N0EYCE 70 .MECEaNYC6.
A PREMIUM OF $500.

Will be given for the best Model Of two wheels
Of glass and iron, for this distrihution.
The Trustees reserve the right TO reject arg
and all models.
May %, 1870. 39:ml
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\ New Book.

\ New Book.
TIME undersigned will issue 10 Book or Pam
Il phlet form, work entitled,
Washington Territory West Of the Cas-.
p. cade Mountains"
This work will contain
lst-A general description of the surface of
the country.
2d-The navigablc waters of the Territory.
3d-The timber Of Puget Sound.
4th-The farming lands and productive ca
pacity of the soil and climate.
5th-The fisheries Of Puget Sound and Co
lumbia river.
6th-Ship building; the facilities and at
tendent advantages.
7th-Counties giving description of bound
aries, population, wealth and resources.
8th-TOwns and cities.
9th-The coal and coal mines of Puget
Sound basin.
l0th-General Summary.
A portion will be devoted to advertising,
strictly for those engaged in business in the
Territory. E. MEEKER.
Steilacoom, July 2, 1870. 35:tf
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NGISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets
Nl Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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NEW AND USEFUL INvENTIoN.-We
have received from the Combination Tool
Co., of 95 Mercer Street, New York, an
article patented Nov. %, 1869, which,
from its simplicity and usefulness, deserves
mention. 1t is combination of twelve
tools in one instrument, and can be convc-
nicntly carried in the vest pocket. 1t can
be used as pocket ruler, square, bcvcl,
screw driver, chisel, compasses, scissors,
button.hole cutter, paper knife. eraser and
pencil sharpcncr. The article is manu-
featured from steel. The Company dc.
sire to appoint agents to introduce it, and
offer to send sample (polished steeD
with terms to agents, for 80 cents steel,
silver plated, one dollar; extra finished
gold plated, two dollars.
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HLOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
u quantities and at reduced rates, at
ROTHSCHILD L CO.'S.
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Thurston County Abstract
rs now complete for the Town of Olympia,
and the undersigned is prepared to furnish
Abstracts embracing all instruments and mat
tiers of record affecting the titles 20 lots and
and blocks in the same. Having had previous
experience, he respectfully offers his services
in securing the perfection Of titles, and for the
transaction of business pertaining to real es-
tate. A Transit kept for surveying lots and
blocks. FRANCIS HENRY.
Olympia, Feb. &c, 1870. l7:tf
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E.ADIES' Dry Goods and Hosiery COM
IL plete assortment, and new styles, just re-
ceiyed at ROTHCHILD l. CO.'S