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The New York herald., 1871-02-26
MASSACHUSETTS INTELLIGENCE

Examination of Ceuntcrfeiters-ArraiRnn iRnnsent
Of Mnr6erers-Loadiuso Of the Steamer Wor-
cesler Finished.
BOSTON, Feb. 25, 1871.
The preliminary examination to-day OF Everett
j. Ober and John II. Harvey, two OF the parties
arrested last evening charged with passing coun-
terfeit money, resulted In holding them for trial.
The counterfeits exhibited in court were upon the
Westchester County National Bank at Peekskill, and
very good limitations. The detectives are posi-
tive that they are on the right track ana that the
case Is one OF great magnitude.
John Moran and Dennis Carney, the former IN
dicted for the murder OF officer Packard, and the
latter for killing his wife In Stoughton, some months
ago were arraigned before the Supreme Court, in
Dedham Mass, to-day. Both pleaded not guilty,
and were renanded for trial.
The loading OF the steamer Worcester with sup
plies for France was fnijned to-day, but she may
not be In readiness to sail before Wednesday next
The embezzlemcnt at the Webster Bank amounts
to $47,0o Daniels, the cashier, who was impu,
Gated. has left the City.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lospos MONEY MAnKEr.-Lospos. Feb 25-2 P
N-Consols closed at 9l FOR both account
United States bonds Grrn. Fve-twenties 1862 1866
9%; 1867, o91E tcn-torties s75. hallway socks-Eric
I6s Illinois Central, i05; Atlantic and Western ~ u
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKEr-LIvEEpooL.- Feb 90
L. M.-Cotton closed uul Mid Hing upands 73sd mid
ding Orleans. Gd The sales OF the day up
InHdng 20O0 for export aud speculation. cotton
shipped at Charleston Savannah, for March delivery
7d for middling uplands; sales Of shipped
at Mobile In Apr and May, at 756d. for midding Mobile
The shpments cotton from Bombay week ending
February "a, foot up $4,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFS hARRET.-LfvERPoot, Feb.
All 80 A. M.-Breadstuffs opened hrmer. Wheat-Cst-
f0rna white, lis. 3d. red Western No. No L. lOs ID
los. Id red winter, lis 3d. lis 4d Flour 27s ga for
Western Oats, 3s. Sd. Peas Ais
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIyHRPooL, Feb
25-Noon-Pork, 9ts Beef, l15s.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, Fen. s4.--Petroleum
closed AZ bO1df. for standard white.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
Personal Intelligence.

Baron NJ. Won Hipple is among tue latest arrivals
at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-Governor William Biger of Pennsylvania, Ii
residng at the St. Nicholas.
LOUIS I. Gushing and wife, of Boston, are ut the
Hoffman House.
Ex-Governor Lawrence, OF Rhode Island, is at the
Everett House.
William Cassidy, the editor OF tho Albany Ayv,ts.
is quartered at the st. James.
b. 5. Richards United States Navy arrived yester-
day at the Metropolitan Hotel.
W. X. DAVIS, of Louisville Is sojourning at the
Metropolitan.
Mrs. Ex-Iresldent Tyler has apartments at The SC.
James.
j. NJ. Forbes, OF Boston, is guest at the Brevoort
House.
The most prominent OF the present soIourners at
the Grand Central Hotel are Colonel l.. M. Ringwait
OF Cincinnati; DR.. Herrick. Of Rochester NJ Y:
Geo. L. Ames OF Saratoga ana Colonel g. NJ Lintz
General Morton &. Hunter, OF Indiana; Dr. j. j.
Mott OF North Carolina; George M. Pullman Presi-
dent OF tue Palace Sleeping Car Company, and j.
Mils Edmonds, OF Boston. are registered as having
arrived yesterday at the 81. Nicholas HOTEL
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday, per
steamship City OF Baltimore, for Liverpool were Mrs.
III, Dord, Mrs. Thomas b. Winnans, A. N Dornett
Daniel +. Hervey, George Mayes, George Fheps
John Weer, James Barnes, A. W. Parsons ana wife,
Miss Parsons and servant, Mr.. John Lewis Mr.
English, Mr.. Gostenoner, Mr.. Morgan, Mr.. J. A.
Chandor, Mr.. 4. +. Farnum, sr. Burnett Samuel
Wright John Cartridge, Il. Saune, Mrs. T. Gross
and child.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
ITALY AND TUNIS.
The Diplomatic Relations Sill Difficult DAN
gerous for His Highness tho Bey.
IetelSam 10 THE NEW YORK HeaAlp.

FLORENCE, Feb 25 1871
The relations existing between the government OF
King Victor Emmanuel aud that OF hls Hghness
the Bey OF iunts, remain still aC most delicate
point OF diplomacy.
The special mission which arrived lately in this
city from Tunis has not to the present moment ut
least, given much satisfaction relative to the
surance OF guarantees for the prevention or sup
preston OF the Rlr piracles in future.
The Hoite newspaperl says that Signor venosta,
Foreign Minister of Italy, has granted to Husscin
Bey. the Tunisian Envoy. delay OF eight days. II
at the expiration OF that time his Instructions from
his government are stlll unsatisfactory an Italian
squadron will sail for Tuns.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
Ireland's Food Supply to England.

The fact that the Irish people export food
while they themselves remain in chronic
state Of pauperized starvation constitutes an
anomaly in the politico- economic system Of
Europe and America. Yet 80 it is. Par
liamentary returns go to show that Ireland
sent into the ports Of Great Britain during the
year 1870 as many as 202, ,443 head Of beef
cattle and 100000 sheep, with a continual
drove of swine, and daily supply Of butter
and eggs. Liverpool has secured monopoly
of the cattle carrying trade from Dublin n by
means of It's steamship compaaies and channel
navigation subsidies. Hence, as is shown by
the same official papers, the Liverpool market
was, mainly, enabled to supply during the
year which has just closed butchers meat for
the population of the town and neighborhood,
including Birkenhead, about 600, 900 persons.
Liverpool also supplied with fresh meat
163, O32 emigrants who sailed from the port,
as well as the sailors who navigated the 5,O5S
ships which entered. In round numbers, it
supplied about 900, 900 individuals with food.
purchasing in the cheap, because necessitous,
market of the Green Isle, and selling in it's
own and at the prices marked on by the Liver
pool traders.
The cash which was first paid for this food !,
viewing it in bulk, was just taken to Ireland,
counted there, looked at for a few DAYS. and
returned to Eagland, either in exchange for
British manufactured goods or in the shape Of
rent, to be expended in London or elsewhere
through the country.
So long as Ireland can be retained on the
verge Of somewhat respectable poverty so
long will this current of production and
export, Of demand and supply, continue.
Should Ireland be enabled to improve her
condition, should her inhabitants come to be
permitted to eat fair share Of the food which
they raise on the soil-exporting merely the
surplus-prices of provisions would advance
in Liverpool, and wages rates would be forced
upward in the manufacturing centres of
England in consequence. This advance
would at once disturb the economic and cash
averages of the capitalists Of britain proper.
Such movement would revolutionize, to a very
great extent, the present system of British
trade, her industrial production and the
foreign supply of her fabrics. No wonder,
therefore, that England wishes Ireland to
remain pretty much as she is, or just "where
she has got her"
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
r IRE S

Fire In the Boston House Of Correction
Four Hundred Prisoners in Danger.
BOSTON, Feb. 25, 1871.
The chapel, tailors' shop and brush factory con-
nected with the Suffolk county House OF Correction
in South Boston, were destroyed by fire early this
morning. Ninety sewing machines anu other ma
chinery burned. The buildings DESTROYED
were 100 feet from the main prison, which Is fire.
proof. The conyics-300 men and 100 women
were considerably frightened, but were finally
quieted hy the officers, who understood managing
them. The fire Was caused by q spontaneous COM
bustlon OF oiled rags used for cleaning the sewing
machines Tne loss TO Suffolk county Is s50,Oo0
no Insurance. W. w. Eastham's brush manufac-
tory was damaged 10 the extent Of $25000; fully
insured.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
Singular Fire in Hudson.

HUDSON, N. T., Feb. %, 1871.
fire occurred last night IN dllapidated frame
building at the corner OF Fourth and Diamond
streets, belonging to William J. Traver, which was
totally destroyed, with It's contents The occupants
were Frederick sluyter, carriage maker; Theodore
Traver, lime and &C ment and Charles Yager patent
shoe brush manufactured. The loss Is about S4 OOO
ana IS nearly covered by insurance. The fire was
caused by water coming In contact with the lime.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Rescue Of Wrecked Japanese Seauen-
Smusslers tho Island Of San Juan
Floods in OreGUn-SwindlinG tho Geverp-
menrs
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Is, 1871.
The United states gunboat Nyack arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Honolulu, her aid In
rescuing the crew OF the steamer Saginaw not nav.
ing been required.
The ship Annie NJ. Small, from Hong Kong brings
four Japan .sc rescued from Junk found drifting at
sea. out Of water and provisions.
Great complaint Is made by both English and
Americans that the Island Of San Juan and the De
Haro group to which both governments lay claim,
are used as depOts by smugglers, who defy both
authorities and cannot be interered with.
The ship Gaatia and schooner Peacock were I'm
collision yesterday In the harbor. and both damaged
in the upper rigging
The night OF the I'D inst. was the coolest ever
known In Los Angeles. There was heavy frost in
the city, and ice formed few miles distant from
town.
The heavy rains have caused floods In oregon.
The Sacramento Unton reiteraGes the charge that
the Central Pacific Railroad Is charging the govern
ment for freight douole the amount charged to pr-
vate citizens between san Francisco ana Corinne.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
Hotel in Palmyra, N. ", Bnrned.

PALMYBA, Feb. rs. 1871.
AT about i've O'Clock this afternoon fire was dis
covered In the barn OF the Butler HOTEL near the
depot in this village, which soon communicated 10
q wooden building on the west, which were totally
destroyed. The fire spread TO the brick hotel on the
cast kept by Mr.. Crane, which was also burned to
the ground. Two horses In the hotel stables were
burned TO DEATH There was no insurance on the
buildings. The loss Is about $4,000.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
PRUSSIAN DIPLOMACY.
Trained in Rome and Qualified for Paris.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YOay AsaaLD.

ROME, Feb. 25. 1871.
have obtained Information to-day which leads
me TO think that Herr Won Arnm. the Prussan
Ambassador IN Rome, has been summoned to YER
sailes and viii probably be appointed German
Ambassador to Paris after the conclusion OF peace
between France ana Germany
The Roman Ltbef6 mewspapcr) believes that the
ministerial transfer Is more than probable
Herr Won Arnim has been very acceptable 10 the
sion In this city.
IL is said that the question OF the succession to
the French throne he Is legImst OF the Orleanist
school, and that ne understands what his Holiness
the Pope and his Eminence the Card nal Secretary
OF State, Antoneli, wish on that subject.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
r r A N G E.
Red Republicans Propose I'm
peaching Napoleon.
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Garibaldi Invited to His Seat in
the Assembly.
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The German Armies Concentrat-
ing Southwark.
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Fine Material of the French
Regiments.
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The French Democracy and Grants
Message.
Painful Surprise at His Sympathy fOI the
German Empire.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 25, 1871.
For the information of the readers Of the
New YORK HERALD l would report that on
yesterday the Due de Broglie presented his
credentials to the Queen as Ambassador of
France.
PROPOSAL TO IMPEACH NAPOLEON.
A despatch from Paris to the London Dds2y
Nesos reports singular movement on the
part Of the French radicals. 1t states that
the Paris Deputies in the National Assembly,
headed by NM. Louis Blanc, Victor Hugo and
Henri Rochefort, intend to present motion to
the Assembly demanding the impeachment of
Louis Napoleon. As the Deputies named be-
long to the extreme left and are in the
minority the motion viii be of no avail.
GARIBALDI INVITED TO Els SEAT.
The radical republicans have again rendered
an invitation to General Garibald to take the
seat in the National Assembly to which he
Was cicCleu Wy the pcoplc.
NEW MINISTER OF COMMERCE..
NJ Pouyer-Quertier has been appointed
Minister of Commerce by NJ. Theirs He sue
ceeds NJ. Lambrecht, who was appointed
few days ago, but who seems to have declined
the portfolio.
A HINT OF WAR.
The Versailles correspondent of the London
Telegraph sends special despatch to that
paper to-day announcing the commencement
of a movement for the concentration Of the
German armies in the direction of Southern
France. The same CORE spondent reports that
it is stated in Versailles that the French regi-
ments encamped near Bordeaux are composed
of excellent material and are well armed and
equipped.
THE MISSION TO ITALY.
Paris telegram of to-day's date states that
M. Etienne Arags's mission to Italy is, it is
now announced, to reclaim the material left at
nOmc ~ buc ucpdItuIo VI tu6 rTeHcu army OF
occupation.
SURPRISED BY GRANTS MESSAGE.
The Paris Temps says the sympathetic
words Of President Grants message towards
the German empire are painful surprise
to the French democracy.
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Prussians continue to levy contributions
in the departments and imprison the authori-
ties who refuse to pay them.
RAILWAY SERVICE TO PARIS.
A despatch from Havre, 25th, says that
Paris will recommence on Sunday.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

THE PITrsBURe Paper thinks the attempt to
'Quakerize" the red men of the West does
not seem to have had potential effect; ut
least it has not prevented the aborigiues from
indulging in the exhilarating pastime of slay-
ing every white man fate casts in their way.
The broadbrim policy should not be spread
broadcast.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
FEBRUARY %.

FEBRUARY 26.
1S52-British frigate Birkenhead wrecked with loaa
or 54lives OF Point Danger, South Africa 80
Thomas Moore, the poet. died.
184s-The French republic proclaimed from the steps
OF the Hotel de Vile, Parts.
1s32-EmPeror Nicholas decreed that Poland was
thenceforth to form an integral part of Russia,
1268-Battle OF BeneyentO occurred Charles OF An
lou defeated Manfred, King or Sicily and be-
came virtual master of Italy.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
the flLglaS CASE

ALBANY, Feb. 25, 1871.
No more jurors In the Filxins case were obtained
to-day, and the court adjourned until Monday after
noon. Thus far LOT talesmen have peen examined
and only six Jurors ohlaiped.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
TELEGRAM 70 HE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 25 1871.
have to report the melancholy intelligence that
most lamentably fatal coiery explosion occurred
to-day In South Wales
Fifty dead bodies have already teveningl been
taken from the mine.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

The picture is true to life. Aud while there
are some honorable exceptions to the class of
preachers against whom we have been writing,
it is too sadly trde that the people run to and
not find ii. Why?
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

THE TOMB OF Ex-PREsIpENT HARRISON. at
North Bend, Ohio, is said to be in a sad state
of decay. How is it with that of Jackson, at
the Hermitagep ''That republics are un-
grateful, at least in regard to the memories
OF their departed heroes, is lamentably
apparent
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
Fire i'm Great Falls, n. n.

BOSTON, Feb. Is, 1871.
fire In Great Falls. N. H., yesterday, destroyed
large brick building on the corner OF Main and
Fore streets, occupied by Locke Il Hill, dealers In
drugs and groceries, Sanborn & Furnald dealers In
furniture; Pinkham Sawyer, dealers IN clothing
and Jonn A. Smile, dealer In boots and shoes. The
loss Is $25, 900; partly insured
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
BRAZIL.

Defeat of the Insurgents in Entire Rios-COn-
tinuation of the Revolution in Montevidco.
LONDON, Feb. rs, 1871.
Advices from Rio Janero TO February are at
hand. The Entire Rios insurgents have been routed.
The revolution continues OF MaDtevideo.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
CUBA.

A Passenger from New York Ordered to Quit
the Island.
HAVANA, Feb rs, 1871.
Inocencio Casanova, a passenger by the steamer
City OF Mexico from New York, has been forbidden
to remain here and ordered to rc-embark.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

WESTERN PAPERS are beginning to agitate
the subject Of Congress controlling the vast
railway interests of the nation. The Ken
lucky Legisture, however, already protests
against such action.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
THE SPANISH CROWN.
Her Majesty the Queen Almost Convalescent
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 25, 1871.
kilograms which have reached this city from Mad
rid and Florence report that the health OF the Queen
OF Spain whose sudden Illness from an attack OF
military fever at Aasslo, announced TO the HERALD
by cable, has improved considerably and that her
Majesty approaches convalescence rapidly
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

A.-ZOeIaiOu Cures Blood Diseases. Con-
sumption, Scrofula, Cancer &c, after all remedies
have failed. Wholesale.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
New Hotel 10 Rent in CHICAGO.

The Byeow House. Cnicsgo will be completed. ready for
ocrupansy NAV l. 1871 The nes most complete and most
desraby located hotel In the West modern respect
and UNSURPASSED for beauty of structure.
For particulars, plans, &C., sppy TO x-
- q. A. BlGELOW,
No. 2S6 Dearborn street. ChicaauL
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

1 Advise All who sick Cure Thcm.
selves with bottle Of WATTS NERVOUS ANrIDoTE
az have done or chis sad feys bottle also cured y
wife OF severe rheumatism.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

Golden Hair.-RObare's Aureoline Produces
by two three applications tho beautiful golden color
much admired. Warranted destroy hair. r
HOvENDEN SONS No. Great Marlborough street. Lon
don; CASWELL, HAZARD AZ co. Fifth avenue, corner
Twenty-fourth street, New York
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

Luxurious and Bqautifs. flair II the Result
Of using CHEvALiERs LIFE FOR THE HAIR Has
proved the only reliable toilet article known at the presenS
day for restoring gray ha stops Its fslinE increasing s
hon
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

Chapped Hands, sore Lips and all skin
diseases cured by GILES SUNFLOWER CREAM Sold
Sy all druggists price ssc Depot ss Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

MIDDLETowS. N. Y, Feb. %, 1871
A f1re last night at Ellenvllle, n. Y, burned
the stores OF John Connolly. Louis Minehold
Michael Mullins and the dwellings OF DR.. Gimpert
Mrs. Pemr0se and John Thompson The loss Ia
estimated at s25, 900; partially insured.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
Burning Of WooIien Factory in Ohio.


p. @. Deans Woollen Factory at Ballvllle. Onio,
destroyed by fire last night. The loss is $780, OOo
with an Insurance OF only $4,000.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

DIR. j. Miller's Soothing and HeaIiu9 Bal
SAN. Tor Internal and external complaints Depot rs
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

Might. of Painful Watching with Poor, sick,
crying children be avoided by the of Mn. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

A.-Perfect Fitting Boots and shoes. and
warm overshoes, cheap At E. A. BROOKS, 575 BrosdwAy
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

Open Every Day e. All Who W.uld Know
themselves for PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS. Il
sss Broadway. rsea defects and best baness uutsa s~A
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

Electrical Treatment for the Removal al
Disease, by DR.. CHAMBERLAIN No. West Tourtsenth ST.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
Tho Fair-Crittenden Tragedy-Lnura Fair
.Araigned Before the Criminal Court.

AN FRANCISCO, FEB. 25 1871.
Mrs. Laura Fair was arraigned to-day before the
Criminal Court for the murder OF A. p Crittendeu
board the oakland ferryboat on the Sd OF Noyem.
berlast. The circumstances OF the case win be wen
remembered By the HERALD readers.
Mrs. FAIR PLEADED not guilty.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
ENGLAND.

Fatal Explosion in Coal Mine-Fifty Dead
Bodies at the Mouth Of the Pit
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
Tiffany & Co..,

Tiffany q Co.,
Union square.
STERLING SILVER TABLE SPOONS, FORKS, 20.
New patterns Of make at close prices
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
A LIQUID So Frngrnnt. Purr, Trnnsl

and beautifyng that Dsnas nymphs wearied after tho
chase could battle and refresh therein, Ttanas
leaving their rosebud baths of dew would
beauties to renew, and attract thereby the admiration
of the godsi
For restoring the original color OF the hair, dispersIng
dandruf and cleansing the scalp RBSTORER AMERICA
without equal
Prepared By Dr. IT, OBRIEN 2o2 East Thirtieth street.
and sold BY all respectable druggists.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

A.-Haznrd & Caswelps Cod Liver OIL
the best.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
A.-A..--A A

A.-A.-A.
BALL. BLACK CO.,
565 and SCI Broadway,
invite attention to their large stock OF
WAL7'HAM WATCHES,
and the low prices at which they selling them.
These watches greatly any others this coun-
tv In hnish variety and in fine mekeeping qualities
are far cheaper. quality and price fully considered.
GOODS SENT BY EXPRESS @ O D.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

A.-Soied Boots and Shoes Selling mt Half
price Rt +. A. BROOKS, 575 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
GOODS SENT BY EXPRESS, c.
A.-aerrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
20l Broadway, cornsr Murray xtr8,


Alter Trial OF Over Forty Years
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS have proved to be
the only reliable remedy for correcting all Irregularities and
removing all distractions. whether from otherwise
Explicit directions stating when they should be taken.
with each box Price 81 Sent by mail, from obser-
yntion by remittng to Dr. G. l., CHEESEMAN, box 463l
Post office, New York Sod by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

Peace Certain TO be DIade-The Terms Agreed
Upsn-Thiers, Eavre and Bismarck in Couu.
Gil.
LONDON, Feb. 25, 1871.
Adespatch from Versailles dated at midnight,
Friday, the oath inst, says
M. Theirs, M. Favre and Count Bismarck
held long conference on Friday.
Terms Of peace were agreed upon, but their
exact nature is yet profound secret.
1t is only known that they resemble the
previous accounts and are to be submitted on
Saturday to the Consultative Committee.
Peace is certain.
The armistice is not to be prolonged.
The Prussiaus will enter Paris on Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-09

To Live Men in Dubois County.
We are DESTROYS Of publishing a papar
which will advance the interests Of the
county in every way, and to that end
request your assistance. We want you
to furnish any items which you think
will be Of interest in your locality, any
local events Of interest happening we
would he glad to hear OF, --also any dis
cOvcries Of minerals, or other articles.
Remember, we cannot be everywhere at
the same time, and If you want really
good paper, you can help make II so,and
at the same time bring your locality into
public notice. Short communications
are invited upon any subject, and for
those who have not been accustomed 10
writing for the public, We will cheer
fully correct any errors their manu-.
script may contain. Send along the
items.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-09

New DREss.-That sterling Demo-
cratic sheet, the New Albany Ledger
do nned an entire new dress last week.
and looks as handsome rs any ofthc city
papers dare to. The Ledger merits a
large extension Of its circulation in our
county, and rs our friends are making
up clubs for tho political campaign OF
next year, which will he one Of the hot
acst contested our country has ever ex
pcrienced. We hope they will not forge
the old, reliable conservative Ledger
They cannot better themselves In tn
State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-09

County FIxANcEs.-Thc attention OF
the public is directed to the advertise
ment Of the County Treasurer in this
paper, giving notice Of money being in
the Treasury to redeem all outstanding
orders. This indicates healthy fnan-
cial state in our county, which few
counties can boast OLA large number
Of public improvements and not cent
Of debts, and shows that our County
Board and officers have exercised wise
discretion in their management Of public
business.