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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16

Befretunsen ibrer Ftumld&tieen Mitz
i4we(ern pot elmer esetpdblten Ger>
Nammluno, NORM au6 eini9ep trS taats>
knferinnen in spe in ber Yra@t auerz
r,uelter Mopen 1rablten. Grdulein
Gtet iaste, fe 1ei rarauf 9efast CUR
3iel@eibe Ger Mnsrife allerpolitifer in
nnkrr6den III &rercen; ras babe
aber pi6ts Su b~epeuten, fe 1ei 3iemlid
jdbe FIT tereleiden. So ipue ibr Be-
mlben{ Vein, bic Selbtlberiddbune unp
ben rieisen GsoiSmus son jenenGrau<
en3immero NIT allen redtmdbieen
Bafen asauareifen unb blpsjufeQen ;
fe noble AID oeren Nfinitdten< 1beprie
uno pere1 &erluGuus CUR 9oderun9
Der ebelidenB anoe gu 2eibe sebeu.
@erfe1ter bes @etberfimmre9t8 Ieien
eemSbnli@ @auetten ODER alte Sung
fern. Mdnnet tbdten' 1nre9t, iol6en
Trauen in fbren Bsfrebunsen bebulFi9
gu fem, iol@enGrauen, melde I'M Stdnz
be 1eien, scn ibren &letner t%pes;ulau<
fen, I'M, in g misunderstanding
seeert bic Gbe ols cine infernaEl9e5n
fitutipn lpesu;iebeu. Wan fDnne
fiber ieia> eab, 100 INNER man cine
Trau nit Neisunsen, tpeldje bemWan<
ne ee;iemen tre1e fe i'm bdu6liden
&retIe ais unausteblt6er Syrant aufz
trete. Das unaufb6rlide 0eldrei
ridte ft@ teionbers AUDI 9e9en bic
anedtldaft Der Gbe. @pn Rnedtz
l9aft su reren, iet tlps bet tene1 erz
fldrliG, welde Gin balbeSD ubenbM dn<
1er ftatt einem sur Gerfa9un9 baben
m19ten. Mber freife lies nidt an
Sdanee unb Chronological? Gin
serfdnriser,@ 'ann Ypn balbwees gutter
&r3iebunS ,perpe ME elmer Sra, unse>
b5ri9e 3umutbunseu MAIDEN. Grauen
outtn in se>ri0erY siebuns pemMann
unterseuronet fem. Gs 1T fein Bun>
oer, bab bsuti9en Cages bic Manner
nidt lei@t gum 6eiratben 3u serr.6een
-isien; noble Elm Gbemann ter Grau
Bloc Ginldrantunsen iprer Yubiu@t
auferlesen p fbnne er seri@tli&e
5dneel AT ZEN gals tetcm>
u,eu unb libel tabei fabren. Staz
titiide Nusweiie bele9ten, baB brei
8iertel cQer S@eipun9stla9en BON
Graue1 efn9ebra@t murcen-eine trau<
ri9e Suufration best Gorti9rittes Der
@eiberredte. @obtn ioQ base timm>
redt Der Grauen fabrtn? @oQ Elm
8anr, Elm Sting. Elm anoeres @eidenf
uper Gin l@5nes @el@t bel Der @abl
3u Nmt uno @Irren ben Musl6la9
9eben 58 ia :&#%&
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16
martprer ,.nb 8efenner.

Inter ben Bii15fen pelds in SION,
perlammelt finn, befucct li6 elmer aus
Sapar, Der Dor ieiner Ntreile sumGon<
eli NIT eisenen Nueen Is an9eleben bat,
mic sier;is ieiner @ldubiaen fit ben
@lauben Gbrifi 9eifcrben iino.
8ei einem aneern 81 6pf e 1tebt man
i1nmer eine1 &naben pom ungefdbr IS
Sabren. Dieier&nabe bat feline @el1t1<
te, Is lit bic @eI9i9te zines Befenners.
User Jpn 70 frSbli9 lddeln, nit finp>
lider Neueterbe pie 5errltdfeitenE pms
in Mueenl4ein nebmen febt, Der abnt
ni9t, was Die es&inb ldpn selitten; per
ober babel it, NIT tpel9' rlbrenter Nnz
bdnsli9tett ct an ieinsm Bildofe binz
aufliebt, wie ct auf S1rttt rnp Tritt
pieiem na@sebt, Der mag abneu, pab
3mi19en rieiem8 ii9pfe unb oielemR naz
ben cine Besiebuns NattFnren mus.
Gs 1T fem Sotn in per eoeliten Be-
reutuns eee @orte5, fein eeifli6er in
Gbriito pom tbm 9ewpnnener Sobn. .
Gon elmer iouserainenG amilie itammt
Der &nate, unb ct bat@ater uncM utter
uno feline 9anSe Grpenberrli9feit aufoe,
seben. I'M, ieinem 6irteu u%nbQebrer UNI
leinem f1ntslt9en5 errn,sSeius Gbriitus,
gu folgeu. ...s. =
Der anabe bat BON Gbri1uS eeb5rt
unb CT 1T ein@brit seporten. @ein0a>
ter bat ibm mioerlpro@en, unb ter&nabe
bat fia babtn ent1hieoen, tab man@ct
mebr als ben Menfden gebor9en mlGe.
Der @ater bat 9eldmei9elt, aber ner
Sobn 1T fefeeblieben. Der Batter bat
e~ebrcbt:aber ter&nate bat nidtgSittert.
limb nun 1T lber ben Batter teNutb
9efommen. Ct lief @einen Sebn binoen
unp enttletper 1no NIT entblS6tenG iBen
auf Elm Slatentes Gjen feQen. ,a,
| DIE Glse baben sel9mer3t, ras 6er3
tt erjittert, bic Natur bat aufae11rieen,
aber Der bel ben bret &noben imGeuer>
pfen mar unb fte flblte, baS ibr puncerz
fauner 2ob9eians ert5nte, bat aud bas
8inb fatt semaat unp uneebeuBt 1T bic
4riflt9eSe ele aus Der Marter bersorsez
9at19en. ,sgDom '.a1"&
Nus benz oule 9epteitn, bat ber&nabe
in er@ubnuns ftines8 ii9ufsNufnabz
me unppfese aefunoen, enterbt pom ma
tirltden @ater, .rurbe ct Elm &inb bes
8hdofa. l1no 3bieiem fol9t ct ur3erz
trennli&, uno jsbt ,uanoelt ct 2auf ben
@rabern Der beilieeu Rnobeu, bic por
Sabrbunoerten idpn feline 0eldi4te
bur@9:lebt uno BE Yalute ter ueber>
tuinper d6er lefuem lieben6 aupte baltrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16
Cine Trauenffimu,e Iber 6ra,l=
eilretbt. s.:e.a al

Das Grauenitimmre@t seb6rt 3u ben
Woren uaierer 3eit. SIN T~erritoriun
8Yomins f%unftioniren Grauen ols
&i@tcr, cas @eprdtntontentaus Don
Soma bat Elm finnebnjdbrisesa Mdoz
den gu ieinem @lerf an9efteQt unb lber>
all lai1en ft@ @ortflbrer III @unfen
eteler Neusruns pertebmer. ,}Sebe,,
nit, mas ilnsf cine Dame in INew
Sort barlber Iaete. .,.,,,, ,,.aaa.a
Dor einisen Eaeen bielt Sri. Maub
Grnef bort etue gorleluns eeseu Die
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16
gn Shfit(dfbtigt
Grz1hlaug aus dem'gtbeu.
Nstts: CANT uut gtrett
Drtust stei Qeis.
Gsrfebun0.)

Yei Dem @lpdenldlaee ltano Ct auf;
Ct mar f9pn in ben &leipern. 0tne
2idt ansu;inbeu, tappte ct tint Dun
teln lumber unb 6fnete Die 8amintbire.
6ier ftanp Elm grocer TprniRer e
mubte unsep59nlih f9wer iein, Bonn
Bolter bate Miibe, ibn auf benHlden
;u brinsen unp bic Bruitriemen fefju<
19nauen. .. g
u@enn i6 ba6 bis sur Staet TRACE,
lispelte CT, ~io bin i'd bunbemioe, aber
id barf mid .nidt lan9e perbalten, benn
Der Grab,us fummt 1dpn Dor Cages
antru9,"
2eiie auf Zen 3eben idleidenb unb
Die 9bir nur anlebnenc, oerlieb ct bas
6aus tur9 tie6intertbiire unp madte
etneu 9rceen 8o9en I'm, bic 8ir1bpf5<
n,auer. Das mar ni9t Der eeraoefe
Wes, abere r liebte IS pielei9t mebr, i'm
Sdatten als int Monpenlbeine ;u se<
ben. 8eim 0arten tes pfarrers blieb
erplSBli9 fteben uno tnidte in bieSniee,
oenn in ietner Nibe ert6nte pl5blid
pas 5orn reS Nadtwddters. Der
CUTE Mann bate feline Abnuns spr,
ibm, benin er rief in Der sr5bten @e<
miitbsrube bic Stunce unp ben ta;u
sebbrisen 8ers ot uno trplIte tann
meter.
8plten nabm nun ben Bes unter
bic Gibe unb eilte, 70 ldneu es ibm
feline 2ait e%rlaubte, prrpdrts, bis er
ben @alo erreidte. 5ier trdre er bei<
nabe tem Sumpfe gu nate eefpmmen>
unb tann mar er fderlt9 perloren.
Sein @eidid preilenc, rab er eas
|S&ilf nod fritz senus bemertt bate,
elite er weiter. Sn ber @ale19enfe
mar2idt sin3ei9sn, rab 9S9muess
Ter in perlelben aufbielten. Mit 6en
Sdmu99lern fanp ct lunf pobl i'm
beten Ginpernebmen. 6eute ober
eins er ibnen ME Der pet aus benz
We9e, unb i1eute ielbtt etaeu tpeiten
ummee bur9 ben @ielen9runp ni9t.
,Mit piel pulten uno Med3en bate
It enbli9 bic Staet unb ben Babnbpf
erreidt. Gs lag nod AQee in tiefem
|Duntl, benn bic Nbfabrtsfunbe mar
nod ni@t eetommen. Mod urb ,a9
aber fammelten fia einselne Neilente
nit peri@lafenen @eidtern ano tpar>
fen fi@ 9dbnenp auf bic Bdnte. .Sebt
purcsn aud Die Gsnter bes Babnbpfts
beQ, Der sSdalter 6ifnete f@ unit, Die
&eiitnren t,abiaea TIRE 8iaete. Au4
8olten fam an Sic Neibe, ober er perz
larste tein 8iQet mad 81, fonperu
mad Der ndGfen StatiOn, TOO cine an<
oere Babn btele freu;te uno no man
ttrecte 8iQets mad garis nebmen
fonnte. @arum er. 70 RAID ieiaer
GntldluB dnberte, uno .ietren eutert
Greunp pbne bic poli3ei>ccmmiGarli@e
6llft lief, bas tuerpsa mir fpdter Us.
rem. .'H. ~ i, -...s =.
2afen- wir tbn jest fabren uns ttb>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16
Ser Is anberer.
Teu.iIleton1|I..,
WftrlitS.

DRern IL getommsn,
81 ariint unb bIlbt bic Glur;
Mait Gbriif IL neueraanben
aus farren Eosesbanbeu
DER @eiR unb bic Natur.
Wie Der Orb entslimmet x
Dit bslbe 2i&terpra&t
Bon tauienb BlumenRernen. a
Muf bic aus blauen Gernen. -.
Der 9inmel uieeerla4t !; i
@e blab' bimmIii@ 2sbsn
Mu@ auf Der Setter Mu;
Sn's bimmlii&e Yersldret
Sbr 5ts3en. eu@ senatrtt
Son @pitss @nabentbau.
.-'Sittstf@8 ssyts'-A .
@tilIes, boIbss gsilden,
> Demutb f@ieb eu,por !; ID
Dp beine Dufte speben,
8ann 5o9mutb nitt bsRebsn,
> iprc6e fri(9 bersor, @
@utteslieb', . @ois
GntbiiQe beine yra@t!
@u bu bid aufseldloTer,~
Da 1T bas @raur 3srfuhen
Der alien @rabe5na@t.
5eelenbIItbenfaQe
Gntmidle I9 alum
Wa@st al tbr Iusenbteime
limb srerbet Blitentdume
gu bes GrlSiers &ubm.
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IsoekpOrt and Cincinnati Rail-
Road.

This enterprise Is gradually going for
WAND = and lis most active workers are
>nnpuinc of success. One thing about
this movement We like very much, It's
friends have never made any samr'Iine
representations no high sounding ana
W m,ly promises. They have never said
hat they had S?WO.O0O borrowed III
pLiladcliha ar pitisburg. Nc, but have
told lis one straightforward story rom
thu Myinniny. The whole movement
WAS understood by the people So much
,noucy ON the linc and so much By Cin-
cinnaii. And from time 10 time we hear
aud know what they are doing.
In the Cincinnati movement for this
road We see i'm the lit the names ot Il.
II. bishop & Co., VIM. Glenn \ Sons,
John Shilits NJ. kleincr n Bro. Me-
.Nlpin. Polk * llcbcrd. and many other
good names.
This is home movement, Cincinnati
Il nd Southwest Indiana combining III !!
Legitimate Railroad movement. which
promises TO be Il success. We BID them
all speed.
/ The Cincinnati Commercial" regards
the Cincinnati aud Rockpovt road as OF
great value To that city. 1t says: II i,
of prime Importance that our railroad
system should tap the coal region which
Professor Cox, the gcologis, for tht
State at Indiana, has, surveyed. and thu
value Of which he estimates AT the inn
pcrial sum of over four thousand mil
lions of dollars. But its mineral wealth
Is not alone valuable. 1t Is Il fertile az
ricultui'al country. fairly populated, and
ready for trade and commerce with Gin
cinnati whenever the facilities are OK
tended to it. Moreover. the Russellvill'
and wensboro road is progressii'.
I finely. and we now have the Ohio an,
Mississippi line. thus putting Cincinnati
in direct communication with grea
and hitherto unimprovcd field for tn,
distribution OF her Industrial product.
and commercial wares. What is needed
!, is money. and the canvass for sub>crip
tions should be speedy and vigorous =
{ Cincinnati has too long folded her hand'
and waited for bcnignant Providcnc,
To work lnArvcls for her. She shout.
profit by the fable of the WAGNER ana
/ lIersxl~s, and put her shoulder to thu
wheel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

10 10 We arc indebted to our clcvcr|
friend. Mr.. :. +. McCrillus, who is SELL
ing fruit trees over the county for Fall
delivery, for the following harvest items:
Mr.. Philip Schwartz of HARRISON
Township, don't think his wheat crop is
much Of q failure, as he thinks he has
raised near to thirty bushels to the acre
this year. uurra for Phillip!
Inanother neghborhood buxom Wild
ow had in large field Of wheat, ana a
bashftIl but wcll-to-do-widowcr was en-
ploycd by her to cut it. Knowing how
hungry the hard exercise of grading was
likely to make him. her sympathetic
heart would not Justify her in letting
him go from one meal to another with
out refreshments, amt so twice day.
morning and evening, although her
wheat field was nearly a mile from her
{ residence, she might be seer carrying to
the field bucket Of the choicest pro-
visions of the house, for the bOshful
,widOwer The weather was too warm
: lin the evening for her to think of walk
ling a mile back home, after taking him
his lunch, until after night had spread
J its welcome shade and cooling mir over
the fields, and the bashful widower must
Of nee essity quit cutting wheat when he
would retire to shady nook, exchange
> his sw eaty, working suit for clean clothes
; he had, with prudent forethought pro-
2 ,vidcd in bundle, and politely escort
1.-THE fair widow to her home-and it i
Irumored by bad boys they would some
times lose their way, and affect great as
!, tonishment at meeting her relatives
7 looking for them. II Is shrcwdly sus
pceted their will be different kind o
. cradling done in that neighborhood cr'
many months.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

ErAt meeting held at Grccnsbura
last Saturday. in regard to the proposed
line of road from Sandusky. Ohio. to
Evansville. Indiana. via Eaton. Ohio
Liberty. Grecnsburg. and Seymour. on
motion of Judge Bonner. II committee
consisting OF Gcnl. Foley. Lieutenant
Govern or Cumback. Col. Gavin. Origcn
Thomson, and William NJ. Hamilton
EsQuires. we're authorized to visit tho
managers of the line now building AS
far as Eaton, and learn what is neccs.
sary to secure the location of the roaC
through that city. The Greensburg Stan
dam saws: "Wc arc crcdibly informed
that Commodore Vanderbilt has declared
himself ready to build the road as sooI
las rcas onablc donations arc made by
counties along the line. This is rendered
more probable when we reflect that thu
New New Central will by this route
secure more direct communication with
Nashville, Memphis. aud other cities b!
her own road than she can possibly ds
| in any other way. The Erie and Penn
sylvania Central have already seized thu
routes through Cincinnati and Indiana
polls. compelling Vanderbilt to selcc
some other route. We hope that he ma,
see it is his interest to build this roaa
and without delay. An adjourned meet
ing will receive the report of the com
mittec next Saturday week at the court
house. II favorable, the men along th
line from CIarksburg to Sardinia mus
be ready to grant the right Of way ant
contribute enough money to make tn
survey imme diately."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

FATAL ACCIDENT On Monday even
ing, two young men Of Davies County,
who had been celebrating the day at
1ortcrsville, by imbibing freely Of White
river water, with little medicine in it,
started home on horseback, and when a
short distance from Portersvillc, Onc OF
thcm-Jamcs Smith - tried to make his
horse jump over a cow laying in the
road. Just as the horse jumped the COW
raised, and Mr.. Smiths neck was dislo-
Gated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

~ or the almost innuinerbic mum
Der of preparations in the market fol
restoring gray hxir TO its original color
we know Of none which gives 80 uni
versal satisfaction ~ Rings Vcgctabl,
Ambrosia. We have tried it and iount
it to restore the color IN truly wonder
tul manner as wei! ~ to remove dan
|druff and all itching caused by hulnor'
of the scalp. Try it and be satisfied.
July 8,-2ws.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08
FOR CONGHEsS,
MICHAEL {. KERR, of Floyd TO-
Central Committee Meeting.

The Democratic Central Committee OF
Dubois county are requested to meet at
the "Courier" Office, in Jasper, on Saiur'
dav, July 18th, 1870, ut o'clock, L. NJ.
n full attendance is requested.
{. DOANE, Chairman.
The following gentlemen compose the
Central Committee:
Columbia y. j. Gossman. Allen Da-
visom.
lIarbison-John Abel, Thos. =. Hope
Hall a. L. Fleming, J. J. Allies.
Bainbridgc-C. Doanc, John {. Scha.
fer. John Weiklc.
Patoka--E. II. Brundick, John r.
Williams.
ferdinand Fred. Schnrz. Jos. Erny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

BRAIN ARDS MUSICAL WoRlb for Jul!
comes to us full of musical news from
all parts OF the world. Ii contains II full
account of the S1ngertest in Cincinnati
and the Beethoven Festival in New
York. besides new stories and musical
sketches. Two new songs. when you
and | were Young and God bless tn,
friends we love" appear in this number
besides beautiful instrumental piece
by Kirchncr. The Album Leaf" ano
two new Sunday-School Songs. The
very low terms of subscription (Sl.W
per ycar) brings this Journal within ih'
reach eff all. and We should advise all o
our musical friend> To subscribe at once
Specimen copies. with premium lists
can be obtained of the publishers
Messrs. S. Brninard Il Sons, Cleveland
Ohio by RENTING ten cents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

SrABBrxG.--On last Monday a man
who was in the employ Of Mr.. BERN
hard Bechcr, Of this township. got into
"A quarrel with one Andrew lenninger,
Mt the bar-room Of John Thurman. on
the PaOli road. about three miles from
Jasper. when Becher got between them
to try and maintain eacc,and lienning'
or cut him with knife severely. max
ing five wounds before it was known
what he was about. Henninger thcn
escaped. and we do not learn Of any eff
forts being made to bring him to trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

OTAt the meeting of the Board Of
Directors Of the New Albany and st.
Louis Airline Railway Company last
night, bids for the construction Of tho
line between Princeton and Mount Car
incl were opened, and it appearing that
the best and lowest bid, to him the con-
tract was awarded. The contracts have
mot all been made out and signed up to
this afternoon. DIR. Lewis Is to COM
|plctc the line for the rolling stock.
New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08
4 (;OOt! Number.

Tur PmRENoLoGicAL JOURNAL and
PA,HARp's MoNrmLy, for July. begins
lis 6l>t Volume. with marked improve
menis. ID contains. besides Phy>iog-
nomy. Elhology, Psychology. etc, por'
traits aud characters OF Beethoven. sir
samuel W. Baker and Wife, Governor
Palmer. OF Illinois, Mark Lemon; The
Governors OF New York; Types Of the
Bcyrout Population: Measuring Men
Physical Education Ravages OF Wild
Beasts; summer in the Fields: Reform
for Women: We must Rest Wit, Will
a Moral Love and Liberty: Vacations
THE Invisible Monster: Pastors Wives
slimpscs OF Western Editor: TIL,
Electric Post; Was ~. Paul a Bachelor
success in Life: Equal Pay for Women
Integrity: Up in the skies TO Cores
lpondcnts, cic. Only 81 year. and i
offered nj Sl.5O for half year. july IL
January. Address :. II WELLS. No. IS!
Eroadwav, New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-Our popular
township trustee, Mr.. Matthias Kiefer,
is this week announced as candidate
for County Recorder. If elected, he il
thoroughly competent, and will make a
good officer.
And still they come! 1t will be seen
that Mr.. q. j. Jutt. IL also candidate
for Recorder. No better qualified man
can be found in the county. But there
is still room in the Courier for more
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08
Democratic state Ticket.

FOR srvRrTaEN ~ STATE:
\ORM.\N EDDI, ~. Joseph Couniy.
rt rog AiprrtG VF STATE:
r.. SIiDEM AkER. NJ Perry touniy'
roG rREAsrREG of STATE:
LANES II. RYAN. of Marion County
FOR ATTORNEY MINERAL:
B.W. HANNA. of Wig" County.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
HOPKINS, Montgomery Count!
ror J,-pGE- or TIE SUPREME COURT:
lash. WURDEN. of Allen County.
AIEX. &. DOWNEY. of Ohio County
:. II. lt'SKlRK. Of Monroe County.
JOHN PETIT. Of Tippccanoc County
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

FTGHTs.-On the 4th Of July it was
too hot for hard fist fights. and we heard
If but twe-one were +. Klein struck
Dr. Davis, and then ran, and the other
where LON" Green tore the brccchcs
of Of Cole Burton in the presence of n
number Of applauding ladies. No one
hurt much.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

~ At a meeting OF the New Albany
and st. Louis Airline Railway Com.
pany last night, the name OF the road
was changed to Louisville. New Al.
bany. and ST. Louis AIRLINE Railway
The Board also passed All order TO pm
the first six miles OF the road from thi
city under contract this month.
New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

o. BY most cgregious and mex
cusabIe bundcr Of one of our printers
made in correcting proof" the meaning
of a portion Of our article in regard to
the duty Of editors. in last weeks pa
per. was rendered obscure. But amy one
reading it could see il was typographi.
cal blnndcr, and accidents will hap.
pen" &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08
MANNlNCS
Antislote for lntempcrancc.

rs AN INFALLlBI.E CURE FOR
L this fearful vice. Its use win at once
remove the taste or desire for stilrulants,
and will soon create m actual dislike ior
them. Ii can be administered ir' tea.
coffee. or even water, without eXcitln.
suspicion. as ii is free from taste or smell
If Won have husband. brother or friend
addicted to this terrible habit, ii Is youi
duty to cure him.
Sent free by mail on receipt of tbc
money. Price Two Dollars per box.
W. ". MANNING 4 Co.
.July 9Th. '7O-3m. ~. Louis. Mo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

Tur CrLEunArioNs.--Ou people gen.
orally spent the 4th very pleasantly. In
Jasper the day was ushcrcd in by the
firing of the swivel, and the excellent
music Of the band. At about Q O'Clock
!, fine old Democratic hickory pole was
raised. 100 feet high. and the old f1ag.
with all of tho thirty-six Stars on it
ran up our people not believing that
any of the old mother States. such as
Georgia or Virginia were dead States,
or that it was possible for Radicalism to
sfsan-ic them. After the flag was rum
up. the crowd was called TO order by
sheriff Hcrbig. and the glorious Decla-
ration OF independence read, after a
few predatory remarks, by Z. Doanc.-
The original Yankee Doodle was
then sung in his happiest style by Col.
u. II. Edmonston. and was received with
great applause. Mr.. l. 5. Hopkins was
then called out, and delivered a sound
Fourth Of July speech. winding up with
an urgent appeal to the people in behalf
of railroad enterprises in general, and
particularly the one he was connected
with, explaining the objects Of the COM
pany he was taking mineral contracts
for, and making very favorable show
ing. Everything was conducted in order,
and passed off crcditably.
The balls and pic-nics Mt the Cedar
Garden. Apple-Trce Grove and Pau
Kunkler's were all well attended. and
each scemcd<to vic with the other in
making il pleasant.
Let rs hope that the next Fourth We
may have an excursion OH our railroad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

NT BY advertisement of Mr. Joseph
Crich, mail contractor OH the ROCK
port route, il will be seen that persons
desiring to 20 to Rockport. can be &C.
commodated on mail days. by leaving
word OH the day before at the Post-ot-
lice
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Ms. The Senate having passed the
House bill making certain days lcgalized
holidays throughout the United states
the President has indicated his intention
to sign the act, and ii will 90 into effect
lat once. The 22d day of February
New ears day, Good Friday. Fourtl
of July, Thanksgiving day and Christ.
mas, arc made legal holidays by the bill
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

PERsoNAL.-Wc received a call from
our young friend Charley Jacobs oil
Wednesday last. He is on his way "a
rcrrc lIautc. to take Il position as teacher
in the schools of that city. Tic Is an OK.
cclIcnt teacher. and VIC regret that oul
county loses his services.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

MARRIED. On the 5th inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Schank, Rev A. j. STRAIN, and Miss
EI.rlESA BASrA, both Of Dubois county.
We wish tho happy couple all the
pleasure imaginable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

School FuND.-Thc following Is the
amount Of Common School Fund, ap-
portioned to the various school town
Ships in this county, for the fall Of 1870.
It Is based upon the enumeration OF
children, made by the. Trustees:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

PERSONAL We're pleased to sec
in our town this week Mr.. Einark. Of the
Otwcll Herald. lie informs III that the
Herald will he flying Democratic colors
ere long. Bully for the Herald. ii
should have u large support.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-08

"- Blackbcrrics and rcdbcrries and
cucumbcrs, and hux, cholera mOrbus and
diarrhca have made their appearance
quite extensively in this ncighhorhood.