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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

" We are informed Of quito al
amusing. moi to say vexatious incident
which occurred during the visit of tho
people to St. Mcinrad last Sabbath. Two
citIzcns-onc Of them Of our town.
took their wives with them in buggy,
and when the rain began after church
were anxious to get where shelter might
DC had, and started for Ferdinand six
miles, at a 2:41 gait. Arriving there
and being questioned about their
ladies', they were surprised to find that
they had left their wives at the convent,
and had to ride back six miles in the
rain after them. They must certainly
have been SWEET before they started, to
be thus ob!ivious Of the whereabouts Of
their better halves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

0One of the latest uses for paper Il
to employ 1t for the manufacture of rail.
road car wheels. The paper is cut into
discs the diameter Of the wheel, less the
thickness of the tire, and subjected to a
pressure Of one. and half tons 10 tle
square inch, and then secured bv iron
fianges held by bolts passing through
them and the paper. The wheel then re
ccivcs steel oriron Hanged tire. The ad.
vantagcs claimed for the use of paper for
this purpose arc. that it is noiselcss. does
not swell or shrink with the weather. n :.
lords stay TO the tire and a lateral
support in turning curves, adapts itself
20 any trilling inequality OF the i'm.
nor surface Of the surrounding tire, and
Is stronger than any other material of
the same weight Of which wheel can
possibly be made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

UTOur railroad survey is progress.
ing. rapidly. The two parties met with
their survey near Dale, on Tuesday. The
road from Jasper, south, is permanently
lecated for about six miles. The cnri.
nccrs are locating a portion Of the line
that can be used in any event, and will
then carefully run some other lines,
Ono passing near Grandvicw, and an
othcrn near Ccntcrvillc, passing very close
to Gcntryvillc, and by dale, 10 Jasper.
Thorough aud general survcyin, Is n
jndicious expenditure Of money. PEG.
pie frequently exprese positive opinions
as to where is the best and cheapest line.
forgetting that no man can tell only bv
actual measuring and application Of the
level. This Is the only correct method.
and VIC are glad our railroad men nrc
going to be thorough in the engineering.
While it would be convenient TO have
the railroad pass every mans door-yard.
1t viii be big thing to get line coni-
tabIy located through tho county SO ne
"a. accommodate the largest number
INC success Of the enterprise has proven
that we have many false prophets among
us. Il Rockport journal.
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0Ihc Tcrre Hantc Gazette goes bac <
on Grant, and wonders how any sincere,
genuine, unselfish Republican can favor
The denomination of the present mana
ger Of the National Gift Enterprise
Colonel Hudson says in his paper that
ne "will not vote for his nomination.
nor vote for him if nominated There
are thousands of honest Republicans il,
the country, who like the Colonel have
had quite enough Of Gen. Grant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

THE LITTLE CoEpoIAL for June closes
volume twelve OF this valuable Juvenile.
The next number begins a new volume,
and also new story.'by the l'est of.wri-
tcrs for children. Emily Huntington
Miller. entitled, Summer Days At Kirk
wood" All new subscribers beginning
withthc new volume will receive tho
June number free. Terms, 81 ,5Oa year,
or II cents for six months. Address
John Z. Miller, Publisher. Chicago, III.
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6TThc survey and location Of the
Rockport and sCincinnati'Isailroa ia pro.
grcssing rapidly under tho supervision
Of Mcrssrs. Lcavitt and Weeks. cmui.
necrs, who have thorough and compc-
tent surveying parties on the line. pres.
idont Kirbys recent visit over the entire
line resulted in Increasing the interest
anu enthusiasm Of the people. The cit
.zcns are giving the right OF way and
increasing their subscriptions. aircatlv
!iberaI. Our citizens may rest assured
that under its present management the
enterprise will be pushed "a virorouslv
- tho facts will justify. This road mnst
become through line TO the Southwest.
Cincinnati Gazette.
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Notice Of OiAtriblll ion.
= " Indiana, Dubois County:

Stat0 Of Indiana, Dubois County:
NOTICE Is hereby given, that at Tho
~ Nay Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas ofDubois County. after tinal settle
lneMt Of the estate Of Michael Dcnlmtll
dcccascd. about the sum OF siXty-fivC
dollars and sixty eight cents were found
remaining for distribution among the
heirs.
Said heirs are hereby notified to np-
pear on the first day of the next term Ut
said Court. and prove their hcirship, and
receive their distribmiyc share. fFS
DAZlL b. EDMONSTON.
Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas.
Mas ~, ~. -.--. 49, --.a
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ADM INSTR ATORS SALE or
LANDt

\ ~ Office Is hereby given, that by vir-
~ tue AN order of the Dubois Com
mon Pleas Court, the undersigned. Ad-
niusistrntOr Of the estate of William
King, deceased, will offer for sale al
public auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY., June cath, 1871,
the divided tw0-thirds part Of the lands
of the dccc.lent situated in the County OF
Dubois, State Of Indiana, to-wit:
The north part Of the southwest quar-
ter al the southeast quarter OF section
fourteen I'D IN township one (l), south
OF range three 90 west, containing 49,
acres, and the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter, Uf section fourteen
GA. IN township one II }, south Of range
three (3) west, forty acres, and the north
Of the north Of the northeast quarter
'of the northeast quarter, Of section
twcnty-tlircc 1897, in township ono "a,
south Of range three (3) west, ten acres !;
containing in all 6dl acres, more or less.
TERMS OFSALE.--Onc third of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash, and
the residue in two equal installnlents.
payable one IN six months, the other in
twelve months from date Of sale, sccmr-
cd by the purchasers notes with APPROX
cd surety, bearing interest from date,
and waving benefit Of valuation laws.
Sale to commence at 2 O'clock, p. Nj.
BENJAMIN CURTIS,
Admir- dc bonis non.
.!oHN c. ScHAFER, Attorney.
May IL, lS7l-w4.
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Greeley and What they
say about Ku KIuxis,n.

Both General sherman aud Horace
Greeley are travelling through the Souil
without military escort. and nebod,
molcsts them. IL they were not told
that they were in tie region of The so
called kn Kiuy Klans they would never
suspect the dangerous situation, an,
more than in travelling the most quiet
portions of New England. And both
OF these gentlemen furnish testimony
against tho necessity or even apology for
The Ku Klux bill. Genera. Sherman
says IL the army was withdrawn there
are enough good citizens in the South
ern States to put down all plottcrs
against the public peace. under what
ever guisc they may appcr. Horace
Greeley, in u speech at New Orleans,
makes the Republican party responsible
for the ku KluXism in the South. lie
says thai Il general amnesty had been
declared five years ago there would not
have been Kn Klux in the South to-
day. Aud who has delayed amnesty !:
Gres!ey says ii has been his own party.
for they have had. and yet have. the
power to proclaim it, bat partisan inter-
ests will not permit.
Ii the Ku Klux outrages arc commit
ted in the South, they may justly he
chargeable to the Republican party upon
the evidence Of Horace Greeley. He
gives the lie 10 the accusation that an
pear in the Radical papers that the Dem
ocratic party are responsible for them.
lie SO tells the people of the South, and
that the so-called Ku Klux outragcs in |
that portion of the South spring from!
The failure Of lis own party 10 act with
justice and liberaliiy. Both Gen. Shcr.
man and Horace Greeley. speaking in
Southern city, and after personal in.
vestigation Of the condition of affairs in
the South, arc constrained to indict their
own party for being the cause of the OF.
fences that they attribute to tl,ei, party
Sind. Sentinel.
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@Hcreditary badness is supposed
10 be incnrablc. All that can be done
where 1t begins TO show itself is to put
OF the evil day by the judicious use o,
some stimulating or cooling preparation
mat shall create new action in the glands
or foliclcs, usually called roots. and thus
tighten the hair that would othcrw isc
become loose and fall of. Rings Veg
otable Ambrosia has acquired an cryia-
bic reputation for this purpose generally
Tut no:h Il IDLY. proving successful.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

State OF Indiana, Dubois County:
NOTICE Is hereby given, thai al the
~ May Term OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Dubois County. after final
settlement OF Interstate of Nicholas v.
Cox deceased, about the sum of two
hundred aud thirty.ninc dollars were
found remaining for distribution among
the heirs. ""~ ~.
Said heirs are therefore notified 10 APP
pear on tho first day the next term Of
said Court, and prove their hcirship, and
receive their .listributivc share.
BAIL Is. EDMONSTON,
Clerk OF the Court Of Common pleas.
May .6, II.
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10 The New Albany correspondent
vt the Louisville Commercial savs.

VI the Louisville Commercial SAYS:
\ gentleman Of this city, who has Jus,
returned from trip through the cc,n.
lies Of Harrison, Crawford. Dubois. Da-
vicss, Orange, and Washington. had oc-
casion IN his travels to particularly OBJ
serve the growing crops. lie reports
wheat looking remarkably fine. In q
few localities the worms and blight have
done some damage, but tie crop gene
rally is superior. Corn planting is over.
and potatoes and al other kinds OF veg.
ctablcs are growing finely. Apples and
the harder varieties Of peaches are nm
injured. The frosts Of the last Of April
and the first part OF May did considcra-
Ole damage to the early peaches, but
there will be an average crop ofthis fruit.
Oats, rye. barley aud other grain look $
we'll. In Dubois. Davies, Warrick and
Washington counties more tobacco will
be planted this year than ever before.
The farmers have plenty Of stock, and
abundance Of grain to feed until after
harvest. They complain, however, Of
the great scarcity Of money.
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DIED.

On May 90. 1871, Of old age, Mr.. JomS
hrEnLsn, aged 81 years and IL days
Mr Aneblcr was tho father OF ous
enicrprising manufacturer s. Kucbier.
lie wAs much rcspcctcsl BY a large nunl-
hcr Of fricnds; having lived IN this
county nearly thirty-two years. lie
was native Baden, in Europe, from
whence he immigratcd TO Ohio IN 1892.
May he rest IN peace.
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Chief Engineer Dukes Of Tho 4,

.FTChicf Engineer Dukes Of the Air
Line Railway, informs MS that the local.
ing surveying party will have the line
IRON, ron, inc west cnl Of tho big tunnel to
MIDTOWN, Crawford county, completed
ny the latter part Of the week, when
Mcssrs. Chamberlain, Mathcrs, Il CO.
VIII suO-let II 10 constructors. With
inc exception Of four small tunnels, the
work Oh this limo Is very favorable.
New Albany Ledger, +.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

0ln Delaware, Ohio, all the drug
tirms have united in the publication Of .
card announcing that they will sell no
wine or spirituous liquors of any kind.
notcv excepting pure alcohol, TO any
body whomsoever, excepting to phys
ician. This is owing 10 tho fact that the
present law does not protect. druggists
from consequences Of selling alcoholic
liquors even for medicinal PURPOSES.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

The dispatches say that the Senate
after continuous session of thirteen
hours ratified the treaty OF WaslAimat on
1T II o'clock, an May 2itlI, by a. tote OF
80 to '2. being nine more than the fc.
quircd tw.-third vote. Some twenty
were vOtcd down, and the
treaty was ntificd just as it came from,
the hands Of the High Joint Commits.
sion. OF the twelve negative votes
aboU. half are Democrats.
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BExmAMs MrscAL REVIEW, For May
'lpnblislied at indianapolis for one dol.
lar per annun), contains more than a
dollars worth Of new Music 1.-TWO Songs
and one Waltz aud choice lot of read
ing. Send for sample.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

~ The Trcasurcrs Of the counties OF
vigo, DcKalb, Pulaski, Warrick, Starkc.
Madison and Huntington were In the
city ycstcrdy, for tho purpose or making
their May settlement with the State
Treasurer. BY official advice, given I'm
case the enactment should be adiudccd
unconstitutional. they postponed settle
mcnt until the decision Of The Supreme
Court Is rendered in the cases affecting
the fec and salary bill.
lIndianapOlis Seminal
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@Thc Princeton Democrat says:-
"Somc Of the wheat buyers in this place
have contracted for the new crop OF
wheat at 81 per busllcI, for best quality,
to be delivered as soon after harvest as
1t is found dry enough 10 thrash.v
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SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un.
~ dcrsigned will proceed with Ia.
surveyor OF Dubois county. on the 1911
Gay OF June 1871. to run the lines and
determine the boundaries Of section ~,
town l. south range 4 west.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established.
Persons interested will please he pre-
sent CIfAS. RADEN AKFR
May 18th. 1s7i.-3w
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a CARD.

CisrEvman. Will. rrsidi,.e in RsHh America AZ
~ discovered safe anti simple remedy for
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and he whole ,rs;
o. ds"ricrs brought on nv bancfi and vicious sl,.
Prompted nv desre 10 benefit the aJifictrd "rd 10y
innate VIII send the recipe FIR peeps ne and u',".
ms msaisnc. IN sealed envelope 10 any one Ma
nssM y, .nrr Of charge Address j"s IssAr st.n,"n
II, Mhac House, New FORK CITY S'""'0"
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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL fol
june is bright specimen, ever viyor
Gus. lively. and abreast Of the times i,
contains sketches, on John Simmons
Founder Of the Womcn's College; Pur.
suits requiring strength How my future
was revealed to me; Man, his Origin
and Development; Equal Pay for Equal
Labor; Mixcd Marriages and
Christians The man about Town: Taste
and Economy ia Dress Food for Think
crs and Workers; In the Mammoth
Cave; j. N. Iiutchinys. Of Yosemite
Valley; Criminals, how to Treat and
Reform Them: The means and the oh.
jcct OF Education; My Captivity among
the Indians; The Traveller. With Dor
traits and other illustrations Price 80
cts. The July Number Commences a
new volume, so that tho present is the
time to snbscribe, So year. Address
). II. WELLS, $50 Broadway. N. Y.
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0if the people OF this country desire
to Know to what point they have been
educated, or at least the Radical portion
let them read the following moroccan
from the lips ofGcn. Plcasanten, Grants
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
which he lot fal! in speech at tho meet.
ing of the Grand Army of tho Republic
q few days since in Boston: II believe
that soldiers arc the best men 10 find
out and to point out what is best for the
advancement Of the country. not only in
. military, but in civil point Of view,
and also because they have had such cx.
pericncc in the South and North also. .
This is but q preparation in ord er 10 ask
the people to accept a Military Dictator
ship.
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GA gentleman subscribed for on,
paper a few days ago who informs u.
that he lost just $22 90 by not being a
subscriber to it before, on account o,
one advertisement il contained. lie de.
clarcs himself perpetual subscriber
now. Our friends should note this fact
Martin County Herald.
There arc numerous instances of this
Kind OF losses occurring every few
months, and almost invariably the mel,
who lose claim to be "too poor to take
q paper" although by reading it they
might save enough in one year to pay
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ROELLE, BARGER& SHOEMAKER
DISSOLUTION NOTICE-

undersigned, having dissolved
Partnership, are now dcsirons thnt
INC partnership accounts should be sol
!,cd, aud would respectfully request
those indebted to them to call NJ ihc;r
shop ny July LIST, 1871, prepared to settle
~ cash or notes. Those havinu claims
against us ple0sc call anil settle
HsIELhE, BERGEle e TERRERACII.
May fath, 'zi.-4w.
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INSOLVENCY.
NJ OTICEis hereby given that at the
~ May term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Dubois county, the estate
fJulius Iiorney deceased, was declared
probably insolycmt.
Those interested are hereby notified
that it will be settled accordingly.
PAUL KCNKLER, A dm'r
q. I. Is. CARR. Atty.
May IL. H. 3w. :.
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CONDITIONS AND TERMSFOR PAL
TICIPATING INTHE ABOVE.

ti,n to the wgExy ExQrruxR will he par,ivinsn, In
'na Distribution Of he above Premiums.
IN. club agent sending names and & 20 will b,
eni.ed to free copy Of the paper ani recent am
nine registered as apartieipant for premium
"a ioria'ns clubs 1t is hot necessary h. ali Il
papcrs sent to one Post Office
Circalers, Specimen copies Post crs ac with full in
formation regarding premiums, sent free.
Address fAKAN L MCLEAN. publishers
Nay &c. ~. (i,einna,, t,h;s
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE l. hereby given that tho un-
=. dcrsigncd. has been appointed adj
ministmtriy Of the estate of Thomas
Jones, late Of Dubois county, deceased.
Said estate Is probably insoivcnt.
MARY j. JONES, Adn'rx.
WILL. a. TRAILER, Attorney.
May -, '7r.-3w.
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FRAGRANT NAPOLIENE

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removes FAINT Grease Tar. etc. instantly without Ic
sast INJURY % the finest fabric. Sold by Erugris,s
aancy Goods Dealers FRAGRANT SAPOLtENE 70
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A prean:acptly rcn1ah'c newspaper. with N.
mr g, csr:1n.ion IN tho world Free. .ndo.
Ion. every whcrs. Twy cents copy hy NIL
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o. the SUMO Size AM general char. actor %
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miscellaneous reading. aid firni,hilg ~. n.,vs
toits suosci ibois with gicitcr freshness ,c,,,'.
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M nnted. Expericnccd CARvsssers. male and female
w !.weavcr Co., 16s Superior ST., Cleveland. O,
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SkOR MONTH Horse and Carriage furnished
Je1SeJ. Expenses paid. IL. SHAW Alfred. No
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-17
New Advertisements.

Mr.. F. J. Dever, has opened the
Saloon in the Tennessee House, and
stocked it with a fine supply of Ii
quors, tobacco and cigars. He So
licit and intends to merit first
class custom. Mr.. Charles F. But
tier, one of the most popular young
men of the Aspen Hill neighbor-
hood, win be found at all times be-
hind the bar. See advertisements
DR. WHITTHoRNE has profession
al card in our present issue. He is
physician of several years prac-
tice.
Messrs. McGURE & HrtI, q pop
ular and enterprising grocery firm
of this place, hang their advertising
banners on the outer walls of to-
days CITIZEN. They are so well
and favorably known that praise
from US would be supererogatory.
AIessrs. Knox Mcconnell and R.
81. ScoGe1N, two clever gentlemen
and polite statesmen, are attaches of
the house and viii be pleased to re-
ceiye q call from their friends.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-17
AnOutPa0e-

We are informed that a negro
nan who is supposed to be insane.
attacked a little white boy by the
Rame of Henry YANT living on the
widow HocKsHAw's farm on Bnchan
ans creek, few days ago, while he
was playingin a field near the house.
ana after choking him nearly to
death tried to drown him in the
creek The cries OF the hoy attaet-
ca the attention of his brother who
immediately came to his rescue,
wen the negro ran off, The little
pOy was senseless when his brother
reached him, but he has since re
covered from his injuries. If the
negro is insane be should be secured
81 once.