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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

BYL D. HARRISON-Auction
CALEOF GOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE
y SOME VERY SL1GHTLY.-Will be sold
on TUESDAY,, september 9Th, st 10 clock,
at No. IA King street, Germans new building
n considerable quantity of partially damaged
goods consisting of CLOTHING, Flu RNISH-
ING GOODS, SHOES, HATS, &C. Sale posi-
tive and without reserve. sep 2-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-05

Oatlands P. q. Loudoun CO, Va, sep 5-ts
rLecsburg Mirror and Wsshingtonian copy.l
EaROF L. EUGENE COLLIERE, form
Z Belle Haven Institute. would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Alexandria that he
i: now ready to give lessons in the French Ian
guage. For terms please enquire at Belle IA.
ven Institute, OF to &. e. French or J. s. WI.
Entwise sep 5-2W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-08
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-08

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
III Francisco with q LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, am prepared to sell all articles In my
line as cheap a. any man on the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-08
:. 81 ]. n. FLBRs scAUTz,
NJ. 70 s..,h o street, virkisT..H .Hev'
CANDY MANUFACTURER! Re

: AZ TOW READY TO FILL ORDERS FOR
ali kinds Of Cakes, Pyramids, SaISies; "a CIncy y,
Groyys.,ctionery. Candles, Plain and Ornamental
S.Ies Win be found complete In every IespeSt,
nd made from the very bcst rnatersh; q the
snSest. tkices, In the Refreshment Saloon, !
hsye slwsys ready the most delicious Conee,
~. Chocolate, Cakes, Etc. Families and faf.
Ties supplied with the above ai snc arsn ,no.', =,
prepared In ny style desired. j'f hu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-08
TO- MILLMEN !!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
Nv HIN NEWS once half Q ton Of superior
Type Metal, for iournaling purposes @ IN quartz
duced ph,eB tor cash. g
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16
s.u5Eis @a.e.

= UiitE Is hereby gi.'eu, TN: the nn-
~ dsr.ign-'l wi,i oller as Public Auc-
non. on ,ar premises GA
riij a-IAl. January 9Th. 1871.
bis .ne iarml. situated on Tie Hunting
hurg and Jasper gcsd, containing fai:v
acrc-. with complete Improvement. and
;oug n-Ncr-ial!Mg sgriur> O. ,st,er
IEaNs tnc-ha,f ,s>h. balance ia
three equal payments. ia one, ,wo ana
iarce years respectively. purchaser gin
Ing interest bearing no;c~ for deferred
ia. mcrt-.
Also. Il; he same ;i:rc and place
WIN i.r .oid The fnhew ine yrer. o.ia.
property, to-Ni;: 10 dozen D.ls. HAN.
4 mix COWS. chickens. iarmine iup.a-
nta.S. household ana Kite en furniture.
IEnsIs. Al s'l'ns % IS and under
'ash: over 3. ;inc months cn,iit, notes
y Interest. SCENT. ani waving yalu.-
ion. &r. pii. MflsbAJI
Dec. 10Th. '-O.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16
No.;cc ca'Atsac:sn,rn,.

Office i hereby given. that al til,
: = suit of s.ot.iicb Schutilcr plaiu:i.,
IN attachment has been issued py M
tie undersigned Justice OF the Peace al
cambridge Township, dubois county
Indiana. against tho property o: John
Fisher. Defendant, and tn; Joseph scr-
ner>heiin, las liied also claim ,.gsin.
said Defendant with ne under said a.
Iachmeat. ana becomes p party 10 tie
action. ANA that said cause. Viii stand
for issue and Trial be'usc me on lie III.
day Of February, 1871. ~ o'clock. ia
evening. Dated December l3li. 1870.
ATTEST. HENRY iNIHOFiN,
Il. Bue'tner. A't'v !. y.
Der I6ih. ls7n.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

BRAINAEDs' Musical WORLD. The
December number OF ;nis popula. Mus.
zeal Monthly j. at hand. and closes The
seventh yearly volume. During the
past year forty pieces of choice music.
costing IN sheet form $l2.CO. have been
gwen i's readers. Original Stories.
sketches, Musical Hints. News. Gossip
ana Intelligence also fill up its COL
Ilmns each month. The terms are only
Sl.o1 per anuum.. with elegant prcmi-
ums Tor clubs. Specimen copies con-
tanning sitO worth of music. new pre-
inlnms list and full particulars can be
obtained by sending len cents 20 :.
land, d.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

eTfhe many personal and political
Friends OF Hon. NJ. &. Kerr in Indiana
and elsewhere. will be glad to learn that
he has so fsr recovered from his recent
severe Illness a. 10 be able 10 set M.
Mr.. Kerr has Union wide reputation
as an able. faithful, and fearless Repre-
sentative Of the people in Congress. and
the announcement Of his conyalcscncc
VIII be hailed with pleasure by his thou
sends Of friends. lie will probably be
able TO leave for Washington 10 assume
ms place in Congress. in about ten doys.
New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

" AZ the special session Of the I.eo.
stature IN 1855, law was passed prov.
aihg Tor the enumeration. every five
Years. OF all the male inhabitants oftbo
, n,.le above the age of twenry-one wears
, bis enumeration i TO be made by Tho
township Trustee. and il il to be maJa
turing The year 1871. between tho III
year. saiu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16
TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DAY
Notice

80 hereby given that The undersigned.
6 Trustee OF cambridge Township.
" III attend - all township business N
Ms Office. IN Jasper, On ihe last SATURDAY
OF each month.
al those having township business 10
transact will please cali on that day. A. 4
VIII not attend to business at any oihe,
time. :. kIEBLER. Tuistec
Dec. 9th. 1870.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

Inc President. Message. containing
9.Cs5 words. was sent Ia Bal,;more
i..h'adciphIa and New York over ten
ines "' The Western Union Telegraph
company. The actual time EMPLOYED
was thirty-seven and half minutes or
~ an average Of twenty-five words per
minute on each wire. including all breaks
or incidental dalays.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

Tue school EEsTiYAI.--hs The schools
IN many districts are now drawing 10 a
close. aM,l the teachers ard scholars ELI
preparing for the Iinal exhibition. we
cannot DO them more friendly aci ihsss
10 recommend :hcm to subscribe for
the above quarterly, published by Scweli
x tisiller. Chicago. AZ 50 cents 10 year.
and devoted 70 just such things - they
want 10 learn for exhibitions. Tie Jam
nary No. j. full oil nice dialogues ana
speeches for little folks.
g-;- Hons. ID. T.. Laird ard L. q. be-
Bruicr spoke at Aljordsvilc. Davies
county. yesterday. in behalf OF tie Rock
por; and ~. &. Railway.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

~ The present and nc Wlv elected .@u-
pselne judges. a. We'll A. a large nainAcr
OF ,Ee legal ilIiernity o. indiana. have
pcii.innrd thc Legislature ;Or the pa~,-
age 81 An act Authorizing sn additional
Judge. The business of the coHr; rtVair-
INC IL. IA such an event. cey. l3arer
will appoim, 4 Republicans. a..i ,i.c DEM
oer.iir pres recommend Martin ~
Ray. ohe "a the present judges.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

DErArir rAD Jr.- The securities o:
Nj Il. kich. iaie Town Marshal rf Has
pcr. ihi~ week liquidaied lii> inGslrd-
II : to il.c town amounting 10 c4n.115
rather gea "a bc sued. A. there Was
srvcri -usi,ic~ Il fell light on each one.
only $50 each.
We are informed tia; another eN-
Marshal j. also imaeOgrd to he ton n.
How uiii This do .cpuIation--iwe Marsh
al~ deiauliors IN ir,s than three years !.
The olice must iay biz.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

~ The courts have decided that an
railroad tickets are good until used.
Notwithstanding tho printed conditions
good for this day only"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

" How to find out the worth or =
.nany-Ahverti-e II. How 10 ret the
worth oi thing. : Advertise II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

Rs We hsyleave 90 csii ne aucu,ipp
ni "ihc Government" a. NE fact that
iherc i, YET one ofthe Dent family m-
?royiic1 tor IA worthy young man
who j. engaged asa teacher ia one 81
the district schools IN Perry county
lhi~ State. He is said 10 have the Id
vantage o; all The Presidents other re-
letivss in one urimportant liroma Rad
zeal stand point particular lo is hoa-
est and 81; good moral character This
will. nfcour>e. Cook his cake" with the
President. who Is not guilty OF appoint
ing HAT class Of his relations 10 Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

y" All cider for drinking Is allowed
20 icrment. and lnN when me icymeats-
iion ceases /, IL ssckcl on INTO another
ra>k. Itallowed 10 stand after lrrnm-
ton. Il ,onr>. II CUES tirouei thrracL-
ing PROCESS three orioln iimrS IN. M The
sediment i extracted lish ,sumi~ aud
;>ing!as, ~ a state of solution al the las.
rlcSin@ give il The requisite clearncs.
ior chnnpagne and convert !, into " VA;
j. Know a. clarified ciGcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

n Senator Pratt ha. inNoruccd inio
Tho ui'ra N.atr- Sonaie = MI for the
apl ointment O. Clerks ~ the United
States Disiric; tcugi * New Albany
and Evansville tie C,rtN, 80 appoint
I'd 70 re~iG. IN said cities. Aii rrorcs-
>es issued .rom these cities Respectively
ore r"turnahic 20 ,i,e ecust FROM whence
issued. New Alh.nN Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

On HAND. The eN-llccurlcr Mr.. 4.
Ii,srhgi. inlurh~ Us thai lic yet has i,
lis possession over geo Instruments.
which he recorded. belonging Ia various
citizens. and j. very Ccsiions Of ben.
relieved Of The care OF th,in, as ha j.
now out OF Office.
WATCH MrrriNG.-Wc arc informed
than M oid-;ashioncd wntch neeling
viii bc held NJ the church ia jasper ~
the Methodist, on New \ ears cse.- 20
pray the Old year out. ana welcome the
new one in. Every body j. invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

IT Pork il comminp IN ,oIoro,,..
- asc's y. s''is week. Prices remain al "a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

~ The fulioving nominalion, were
sent Ia "Wednesday: senator Chsr,e.
y. Drake. CHIEF Justice of'hc ,cuf, VI
Claims: Abort 81. Edwards. Assistant
Treasurer AT ~. Louis. senator Drake
was confirmed tbs afternoon. ~ Caiet
Justice Of t''c Court Of Claims. without
me nomination haying previously been
relertel % u Standing cniAmi.iee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

TA large number o; hoop poles sire
being lauicd 10 tie creek. naar - 80. 'or
loading on john DucAart's boat should
patoka ever have boating rise again.
IA. rs-v-.- Mr.. John A. Wiuiarer
brought in twenty-nine hogs 10 Mr.. jos.
sermer-heim. OH Tuesday last. which
averaged, net meat. 243 pounds.
PUBLic SALE See the notice Of PHIL
lip Neisbach, in another column. for
lie sale OF his fine farm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

GA good many of the plank walks
IN town are sadly in need oil repair.
can't the town authorities have ,a,m
fixed up.
a. The Alabama Legislature. elected
Judge 6oid,hwaite United states -ena-
Tor IN place Of Willard Warner. the
carpet-bag gentleman form Ohio. The
Judge = a sound Democrat, aud man
OF rare judicial ability.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

D-SrUoTi>t Wan ists ~ 3eniionnn tan
I wtke sf.psT merih.nar hr'~ rnn .tarNis.ss
ffd Independence nv Nrfl.Yf lfN tsMN NNt h. TAS-
'lNAnOS. ~ sNi 'il t''t. fra paapa. rlaih.
fWil fnsfWti zee ihts pnvsi wen AZ HnmAl
~ VIII hos io ~ mel 'troi M ire ~ waiting
aelums. bgirri q, hrir.iarta. Alchemy. lhilosu-
Wy n onsns a't rrc.rs itvhari Solng'- Har,'n.
Driar 70 Narffre. ag. ~ contained in ihs book 100
nm price iy reN w cloth 4! ~ raprr covers =
Npr,NAnN nen.rn Wiling - aci agsnf ~ receive
snruic er'r X he work free AZ cari'4i Z, rs-
'iNrri, r 'frrs " glrf"e tmrirs 'eyr' y. rit stft
ir MA rga ,4sn ins " N. iNf rpfs sea COT VI.
SNAN. b ,D., IL ssS,s Ssh ~, faslsesss~Ha.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16
&Z-rG. ElCng e

AoNE promptly ,Fi n.aiis ~ nc i,,,st fashion.
~ Az Nd e,rrsAied M ID, sar,l NV. X n.
o.iie sqnlre, !. L.-.A Sc.er.sAg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

~ N" : lA'hath ffif'nN ~ Hh- 'lft t'l.rf my
'*n Nrihins h.fiyr " It4Ita ssl .a. fIns.oii
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

iA!s Qe4rsr'. ~ Nuu,arrs ~tNT r.I... ~ al
sEit.r'l'irg "a, .erp l,e er l-5d Wv nr&t
.t4i iiie -tu0 Ntntief-a "a
, 1870-06-10
under tariff three or four
tines as high? Thare ia either

under tariff three or 1ouf
tines as -high7 There ia either
8. little bit Of humbug in Mr. Reeves state
ments, or the iron business is being Of
fected by high tariff as the sh'p-'ulidlne
business has been, and, in either case, the
proper thing to be done, is to reduce the
tariff, and thereby restore the prosperous
times enjoyed under the low tariff, in 1860,
which Senator Justin s. Morrill,, when
Clnir1uan Of the Ways and Means Com
,uittec. declared to be the most prosperous
year FOR all branches Of industry, ever ex-
per1enced IN the United States.
But MI. Reeves gives notice that, unless
ssprotection II g. that is a prohibitory
tariff" is made part of the Republican
platform to Be fought for, then he IN
tends to be counted ont of the party, and
will use all his influence
to induce others to. aban-
don it." which is the best thing
by all odds he can do, both for himself and
the party. When be leaves, he will go over
to the Democrats, OF course, for there is
no other party to join. This will be out OF
the frying-pan into the fire. Mr.. Reeves
proposes to desert party that supports o
revenue tariff, to join q party that is in
favor of no tariff. We hope he will enjoy
himself with his new associates, and 60 at
once, and not stop on the order OF his
going, and take with him ali others of his
kidney whom he can influence We hope
he may induce Mor1en and Kelley, and the
Philadelphia North .Am6ricdn to go with
him The Republican party can well spare
such people from its ranks, But from the
tone Of the two column letter which the
former writes to him, there is little chance
Of getting nd Of Moueu. He threatens to
''stick, much TO the disgust Of all Repub-
feans opposed to paying him bounty of
Il Der cent on steel rails.
, 1870-06-10

hvaa ii &st-e3s@ aAustx. Several Of
Rnva E1oues' tosdad ooaf fsts we.e capsized
nd dsnsood md thar loes vI exceed 315. 600.
The taeboat titt1s Giaut appeared on tho scane
nuicIIT aftes the cave occurred, md rnndarsa
sTest s.sirkaoce n nneaaJ moving ssFNA looeA
4.tboste. The swe1 caused By the care COM
nIete1y arampsd ave sCa2-6ata, and htarsuy
suaahed them to paacss while under 1hey
sfaeywxzd rose, broke into *ossnaess F5ee&er
and Aoated on down tho 6TNH. -.-
Ths bar oppoeite the city which lew yeas9
siuce ves an inaigna6cam sEs1, has mcIe:sed e! y
bv eyery rise and fall Of the nyer, untA = u
now 81 huge propositions. md e1tends tfom
the point opposite tbe mouth OF WOLF TO tIe
point : short distance above President .
fsland, distance OF nearly three miles
Previous TO the last risA tho point Of tbs bay
v,s but ; short distance below the foot Of
Beale street The fe1Ty-boat could than eaaaly
psss around Il and run up the opposite shore
10 Hopefeld. Now the bar looms up all
along the Arkansas side for the distance
above mentioned, and fhere is no land
mr place below the point opposite Wolf,
ybile tie uaain river is conf1ed to nArroH
space Of less than ! 500 feet, and the swift
cnrrent sweeps against this shore from ahovo
Wolf River to Fort Pickering, With velocity
thaa is really threatening. In addition to the
huge slice thAt went into the stzeam 1t the
md the one Yesterday, = half ac1n OF 20 Of tho
bf1lf Above Fort Pickering cracked OF and also
tuml,led in. II it keeps on in its present msd
career. it will, doubtless, ere long. take OF the
leyee in front OF the city, and necessat3to tho
grading Of the two bluffs between Jefferson
aud Monroe streets, to give sufficient loTeo
, 1870-06-10

The Sennte has ordered an Investigation
into the facts concerning the imprisonment
of an American, named Hatch, by tho
authorities of San Domingo. 1t appears
that Hatch was in the country as the agent
of an American company, and, during the
civil war, the Cabrs1 party took possession
OF the town where he resided, and, as he
had the best house in the place, took pos
session Of that too. In course of time,
Baez drove Cabral out Of the place, and ar
rested Hutch and put him in prison. The
American Consular Agent, as soon as he
heard of it. applied for his release, but
about that time General Babcock visited the
island, and, though Hatch's case Was laid
before him, he refused, or, ut al events,
made no public application in behalf
Of Hatch. The Consular Agent was
indignant ut Bnbcock's COURSE After the
General had negotiated his treaty, and de-
parted, Hatch Was tried by q military COM
mission, and sentenced to be shot, but was
pardoned, and left the country. The Con-
snlar Agent, who had written home all the
| facts, and who had commented upon Bah
cocks seeming Indifference, was removed
from Office It was stated in the Senate
that Babcock had advised that Hatch be
I kept in prison, that he might not have any
opportunity to oppose annexation Senator
Chandler denounced hatch as drunken
! scound1el, unworthy Of belief, and Senator
Tez1y said Hatch was as good as The Sena-
tor from Michigan. This leaves Hatcha 3
standing somewhat questionable, and it il
I'll the more necessary that the matter
should be investigated.
, 1870-06-10
Commissioner Wells

F4b71 IHE l1tOAHy EFc11a'Y 1V09HA4-
The law under which David A. Wells WAS
aproipted Special Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue expires by its own limitation with
the c1oee Of the preeent month. and i Con-
rrees does not re-enact it, Mr. Wells will cease
10 be Commissioner. The President, the1o-
fore, has no control over the matter: Opposi-
tion to the Law Is two-fold. II is argued, in
the first place, that there is no necessity for
srch position, and In the second place, that
Mr.; Wells ought not to be retained in il, il
there was. These objections, it seems to MS,
are based upon narrow yiews. The interests
and resources OF our country Are widely
varied, yet intimately related. They therefore
require close study and careful comparison.
It is impossible that men Of Independent re-
search should 1each preclsely the sane con-
clntiuua, and it ia therefute no argument
against AIr. Wells that The deductions hn
makes from the facts lie industriously collstes
do Eot concur with our own. We believe in
enough Of it 10 make it = certainty, aud no
moEe- Mr. Wells may di0er somewhat in
Fnnc,ple from us, and therefore may conclude,
in respect to Soma articles, that q lower duty
would be e1pedisnt than the rate We favor.
Nevertheless be is indefatigable il inyestlgsr
he produces and lays in order before ua, th1t
We need. That he arrives 1t conclusions un-
acceptable to mauy ia one reason fer his reten-
tion. We deaire only the enactment Of the
W1sf6t and most wholesome Laws. ME. Wells
figures and discussions contribute hrRely to
the; attainment OF this end. We would not
accept him as an uner1ing guide; but We
would retain him in order that We mlght avail
ourselves Of his feArless and independent
studies. Better legislation can be had with
him IL office than viii be possible II he Is dis
placed.
From the Ne,s TorE Er<ning Iost.
Il is known that the important o1aca OF Spe-
cial Commissioner Of Revenue expires. BY I'M
tation OF law, ut the end Of this month. lhe
labors Of Mr.. pxyid A Wells, in thus plscte, e.
have been Of such very great importance 70
the country, his examination of tue - ~. r.
TEN and OF The industries Of the county ~
led 10 10 many improvements IN the manner sh o.
collecting the taxes and to refor1ns N 1aa sfs,
| tam. thaf alI Intelligent men have so1s ~ 70
naissioner Is one Of the most inp@ans n ne
-oreTnmant 1ud Nj. Wells annuA reports
~ ses r;rrnisted and resd N over the eonntfT
probaSi1 o l5oo 600 copies Of the 1ast having been
| printed. a. n.,,.,- rr.,,1rsa vxh;~S
d.m.aa m h lie ProapeeBs ot tbs salt Ten, ~
! stesi mouope4ist1, h8ye drawn upon mm he
niger d hese u,so hoa ii u N Guidance OF