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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-18

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STATE OF INDIANA. ECrO;s Cor STY:
10y virtue OF law. as evidenced by the
4 , Ninth Section of Acts Of the called
Session of the General Assembly Of the
State OF Indiana. approved Deem Der tho
2l>t. 1865. and OH page ri of said Acts.
]. Martin Friedman. Auditor in and for
said county Of Dubois. do hereby append
the following exhibit Of the aggregate
number Of white male inhabitants over
the age Of twcnty-onc years IN each Of
several townships Of said county. Also.
the aggregate number OF The entire
county, rs made and ret urncd by tho
Trustees Of the several Townships. and
filed ia the Auditors office in jasper.
for public inspection, and with view
10 the correction OF any errors, mistakes
or omissions that may b. therein made.
! hereby solicit and invite All cxamina-
ton Of said cnumcrations
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MA very refreshing and acceptable
rain visited this locality ON "Wednesday
last, enabling the farmer TO "oio break
ing up their ground for wheat, which
very many are now bu>ily engaged at.
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GRANVILLE, OHIO. FEMALE COLLEGE

The 3sih year If This nd ard popular Institution III
open September 9Th with full corps II able and expo
.icnccd teachers IN ~ dcpsrm.rts Special a,ysnta.
N Music. Modern Languages and Arts Pupils recriv.
fhysica! ANIL Christian culture. f" boarding. and kind
rrirarcn.a' care. im' sfslcy,,- ...l-,,." rKERR
'.rrrs illr. iiralnr ''uny. eh.o.
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State of Indiana, Dubois County. IS:
In thr Common Pleas Court Of Du-
buis County. in the State OF Indiana.
October Term. \. ID. 1871.
join Nipple
y, Divorce.
Matilda Marl)
ZEE az KNOWN. That on this l.t day
- OF August, in the year of 1871, the
ahovcnamcI plaintiff. by his Attorney.
iic.l in the Oi'icc Of the Clerk OF the DM-
bois Common Pleas Court, his complaint
against said defendant. in the above init
lied rsusc, together with mn affidavit of a
comrrtvn. person. that said defendant,
Matilda Maple l.. not a resident of the
stale of Indiana.
Said ,lr.c,.,lanl j. therefore hereby no.
fitted ri The filing aud pcndcncy OF said
complaint against her. and that unless
she appear "md answcr or d.mur there
10. =. the calling Of said cause en- the
.,r"mi day Of tlic next Term o: said
.owrt. 10 hc begun auG held al The Cour,
i;"u." IN Jasper. on thu first Mondsy
IA ucI"hc;. next. said complaint. and
he n.ailrr- and thing, therein contained
mi alleged. will he heard and u.icr-
mined in her absence.
EAL!L u. EIMON>TON. Jerk.
4. no,Xr. Airy.
Aug. law.
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Protect Your Property
FROM LIGHTNING!
The Cable l.igh In ing Rod

= now the best in Use. being composed
u Of u continuous rod. and 4 cOuibina-
iium IN its manufacture Of the three best
conductors OF electricity known 10 The
scientific world. viz: Copper. Iron. and
Zinc. lii manufactured in the Cni,cd
States. by the South Western Liz hiuing
Rcd Co.. which is icaicd nj Chicago.
Ills. and now has its Agents canvas.iny
Dubois county. TO put up rods. and au-
thorizcs them 10 give TO all whoha We this
protection on their buildings g,la ranicc
against their destruction by lightning.
ii the rods nrc kept in place, for ten
years from time Of pnl,ing up. Now Is
your time 10 secure in!allil,le protection
against the destructive power Of light
ming. SO often sweeping away in II mo-
mcnt The product Of years Of toll. BE
ready when the agents call upon YOU.
SorTn WESTERN LIGHTNING RoD To.
Aug. IL, is7l-4t.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE j. hereby given. that the UNI
~ dcrsigncd has been appointed Adj
mini,tratrix of the last will of the estate
Of Theodore Eckstcin, late Of Dubois
county, deceased.
Said estate il probably solvent.
LOUIS \ ECKSTElN. Adm'x.
JNo. &. ScnArER. Attorney.
Aug. IL. ls7l-w3.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTlCE Is hereby given. that tho
~ undersigned has been appointed
Administrator of the estate OF Wells
Jones. late Of Dubois County. Indiana.
deceased.
Said estate IL probably solvent.
WILLIAM JONES. Admir-.
.'No. {. ScHAfrH. Attorney.
Ang. II. lS7l-w3.
ADM! NISTRATRlN'S NOTICE.
NOTICE j, hereby given that The UNI
~ dcrsignc.l. has been appointed al
mimi>tratiix with the will anhc xrd Of
The estate If Christian Sch,iicr late of
Dubois county. deceased. said estate j.
probably solvent.
CAROLINE SclIITTEH. ADMIR-.
JNo. {. ScL,rEE. Attorney.
Aug. II. '7l.-3w.
SCHOOL. EN- EXAMINATION.
IN accordance with the law. a Public
I Examination of persons dc>irin. to-
teach Public Schools in Dubois county.
will bc held IT the school l:ui..c in Di.l
No. ?. in Jasper. on
WED>EsrAY. August Both, 1871.
Those DESTROYS Of obtaining license will
please be present on that day.
Any person desiring to obtain icrn."
to teach. must be- t|orcn,.l,!, qualified iu
Ike eight Eranclcs specified hy law.
Teachers mus; bear in mind that I'M
der the new law no certificate. for teach
ing can l.c granted hereafter 1T privat"
examinations, ans! i. j. therefore imrur-
.ant tia, they >bnu'., attend the pubic.
rNa,,,aiion. and bring wiz them. u Ger
;iii.alc cf moral character from their re
-l"ciiyc Trustees.
=. y. STRAIN. school Examiner.
Aug. llih. 1871.
WA~TE,,.- agent 4" sell The. Wee |!
>..win- Miri,in. in l.ah,:- county.
will furnish wagon. the agent to give -
h,aln' Sl.'s0. \ g"ul per rent. will
IN offered coed inan. al! IN ar adj
Tres. II. y. HROW \.
Evansville. Ind.
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WASTEp.- 4 woman Ia do general
homework. One who Is competent and
willing can secure Il permanent situa-
ton. Apply at this Office.
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FixE FHrir.-We were presented this
week by Mr.. III. \. Iloltliaus. with q
basket Of the finest peaches and pears
VIC have seen this season. The success
Of Mr.. II. in raising these. shows thai.
our county might produce as fine fi.ui, rs
is found any where, W iih little attention.
end NC hope may serve to stimulate
Others to make efforts III this direction.
MIR. II. has our thanks for his rencm-
brancc OF the printer. and. ii we were
not 81 ba,hfnl. we might hint that his
example i'll this respect is conmcnda-
bic one.
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EVERY MAN

Can make money fast by selling O'lIara's
Pocket Giant Corn Shelter. II sells mt
sight. No farmer can possibly do with
out it. Our Agents all report large
and easy sales. Price Sl.5O. We will
send sample shellcr on receipt of Que
dollar.
Agents wanted everywhere 10 whom
we guarantee large profits.
Address i. \. KINGSLEY l. CO.,
176 West Fourth St., Cincinnati.
Aug. 10. 1l-4t.
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~ Ey reference Ia advertisement il,
" i'll tc seen that IL ceremony Of laying
the corner stone OF the new Catholic
hurch, in Jasper. i'll be attended to
the Ilil, OF September. aud that a Pic
Me will be held in connection tlercw it'll.
a large audience may be anticipated at
that time. aud we understand arrange
inents have been made for di>cour>cs in
both the German aud English language.
The cdiiicc, when completed. will be a
very fine one, and will reflect great
credit on the enterprise and iibcraliiy OF
the congregation ana pastor.
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NOTICE

is hereby given to all whom it may
1 concern. that my wife has left my
house without due cause or provOcation.
therefore, all persons arc hereby notified
not to trust or harbor her on my ac-
count, as will not pay any debts Of her
contracting. JOHN SCHAAF
CELEsrixE, Aug. l8,-tl.s
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Entire number in the county. ..6.5
]. Martin Friedman. Auditor IN aud
for said county. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing isa true and
correct copy Of the number Of white
males returned TO me by the Trustees OF
said county.
In witness whereof hercunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of tho
(sEAT. Board Of Commissioners Of said
county. this the Sd day Of Au-
gust. 1871.
MARTIN FRIEDMAN, A. ID. G.
Aug. 4th. iS7l.-t4.
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Suhstan tial Holiday Presents

1.~oE viz. a.u-h,s- or s@,.'h.ar'. ,rsy h- tsi 4
/ f.s..rnthie price. ~ Ta~, rrnsans,'r.
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snor.-Ou last Saturday shooting
match was had at Mr.. John Furhman's
in Harrison township, winding ND a;
night with a Kind Of dance. Some Of
the Jasper boys were there. and being
good looking. ofcoursc danced with the
prctticst girls. This is said TO have
awakened the jealousy Of some Of the
country boys. who thought the town
boys were getting more than their share
Of attention. and two Of them slipped
up behind Mr.. Frank lichclavcm.-oi
some other such name and knocked
him down with a club. lie rose and drew
revolver, when his assaiIants ran
and he began shooting at them. At this
Mr.. McNcrny and Mr.. G. Egg. friend.
of his, interfcrcd, and attempted to &C,
him home, when his pistol accidental,
went oil, the ball going through tht
ncshy part Of The leg Of Mr.. Egg, in
fiicting a painful. but not dangcrou.
wound, from which Mr. Egg was con.
fined for several days.
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OT Two miles from I.cavenwortl,.
Crawford county, there is al immense
pile Of large parallelogramic sandstoncs,
covering about half an acre Of ground.
and II Is believed that these were quar-
ricd, dressed, and transported there by
some ancient race who once inhabited
that region. In addition 10 their having
square sides and being Of great uniform
ity In width. there is none Of the same
kind ofstone found elsewhere in all the
country, except two smaller piles near
tho large ono. The largest stones arc
thirteen feet long and about four fee,
wide.
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-sstiiin- 80 IA -rs.~>.ui " NJ r'Atr,
,-'ia,y;it. E,sf,.s i.sr,,i.iirf.lcii,, Dr CIV
i!olilirs. rr.iccg- re'i.Ts az. s-,i;.1- co.,
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~. Haysr fnnu. Preparatory :" college III
.i.,r~ ..:cir, -hani> T. Iiii;ai. a.i Na,.l \, si.
n--. Hall session tlr't --ish war i.gn> sept. H.
H., IN, 4,,.a,.s ,r .,.r' is pri,r;nal
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Neac \ drcytisrme"t az.
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" t~T!.l'. = VI a..'nt Ia sell The. Wee
s..Min- Machine in Iab,:- county.
will furnish wagon. the agent to give :,
h,ainf Sl.'so. \ g"uI per rent. will
IN offered y coed m,ai,. ri! IN ar adj
Tres. II. y. BROW \.
Evansville. Ind.
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mingled the sea so implacabIy tnr-
bulent! the waves mountain Highland
in color neither black nor blue rs i'll
more ordinary tempests, but perfectly
white, like hills of snow, rolling over
the whole cxpanse from Capri to Ma
pies.
"The young Queen, bare footed, and
attended by numerous train of fc-
males, went to visit the churches dedi-
Gated to the blessed Virgin. No YES
sci in the harbor was capable ef resist
ing the violence of the gale; and three
galleys, which had arrived from Cyprus
and were to depart that morning; were
seen sympathising thousands to go
down without 4 soul being saved.
Three other large ships, which had an
chored in the port, struck against each
other, and sank, and all on board per-
OF all the vessels, one only escaped, on
board of which were no less than 400
galley-slaves, by the strength of these
maleiactors alone the ship being ena-
bled to stem the fury of the ovcrwhelm-
ing element; and even they were quite
exhausted. when, at the approach of
night, beyond all hope, and contrary
to the universal expectation, the sky
cleared, the wind abated, and the SEA
grew calm. Thus tie most infamous
of sufferers are those alone who escap-
ed q watery graxe.n
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BLAsPHEMY PUNIsHED.-Australi is
determined to "check infideIity," but
it sets about the work in n way that
promises other results than that in
tended. Mr.. William Lorando Jones,
sculptor and member of the Royal
Academy Of Arts, has been sentenced
to two years imprisonment and to pay
n fine of f1O0 for blasphemy. Dir.
Jones lives in the town of Parramatta,
sixteen miles from Sydney. 1t has
been the custom to hold open-air reiig-
ious services in q pack consisting of
the grounds surrounding the former
government house. Some time In Jam
uary last, dispute arose between the
preacher of the OCCASION and Mr.. Jones.
The latter contended that the Old Tes-
lament was not fit book for women
and children, and spoke of Moses as ga
robber and murderer and IA cruel
old wretch" Other characters Of the
| Old Testament were denounced with
equally opprobrious terms. This was
the basis of the prosecution, and al
though there was testimony that he
spoke of God with reverence and of
Jesus Christ as "a good man, the jury,
without moments hesitation, return
ed verdict of ''guilty," and the un-
fortunate blasphemer was then SEN
fenced as above stated. The prisoner
has been cropped, compelled to don
the prison dress with the prison brand,
and associate with the worst criminals
in Australia. Of course shcre is an
earnest effort to have him Hberated.-
One Unitarian clergyman declared to
his people that he held the same opin-
ions as the condemned man, and asked
pointedly, "why he himself was at lib
erty, while Mr.. Jones was in Jail? 2"
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THE DoINGs OF THE GARRETT BAG
GERs.-According to the best available
information, North Carolina has been
robbed of nineteen millions, Georgia of
forty millions, Florida of five millions,
South Carolina of twenty millions, Lou
isiana of forty millions, Arkansas of
five millions, Mississippi of eight mil
lions, Texas of seven millions, Ala
bama of eight millions, Virginia of
thirty three millions, Tennessee of
thirty millions-the sum total consti-
tutins a debt of two hundred millions,
by Northern carpet-baggers. These
outrages have been borne with that
sublime patience and heroism for
which the Southern people are proven
bal, and which has no parallel in the
worlds history.
It is impossible that there can be any
prosperity or decent living in the
South SO long as these gentry continue
to plumber the people. There must be
change; honest and capable men
must assume the reins of government !;
corruption n d systematic plumber
must be snuffed out; the Constitution,
the frontispiece of American liberty
must be respected, OF a centralized dcs-
potism, more harsh and exacting than
| that of Russia or China. will soon he
irrevocably fastened upon US.
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No HoME.-No home! What n mis-
fortune! There are thousands who
know nothing of the blessed influences
OF. comfortable homes, merely because
of a want of thrift, or from dissipated
habits. Youth spent in frivolous
amusements and demoralizing associa-
tons, leaving them at middle age,
when the physical and intellectual man
should be in it's greatest vigor, enerva-
ted and without any laudable ambi-
ton. Friends long since lost, conf
dence gone, and nothing to look to in
old age but mere liberation in the com
munity where they should be orna-
ments. No home to fly to when wea.
ried with the struggles incident to life
no wife to cheer them in their despon-
dency; no children to amuse them
and no virtuous household to give rest
to the joys of life. All is blank, and
there is no hope or succor except that
which is given out by the hands Of pri-
vate or public charities. When the
family of the Industrious and sober cit
izen gather around the cheerful fire OF
a wintry day, the homeless man is
seeking shelter in the cells of a sta.
ton house, or begging for nights
rest in the outbuilding of one who
started in life at the same time, with
no greater advantages; but honesty
and industry built up that home, while
dissipation destroyed the other.
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sired to decipher, we are advised to
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layer after layer of the superincum-
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Onr gpet's Corner Selestea
CiliLDLESS.
BY CARY.

My neighbours house is not so high,
Nor half SO nice as mine;
often sec the blind ajar,
And though the curtains fine-
lis only mnslin-and the steps
Are not of stone as all;
And yet long for her small home
10 give, mine all in all.
Her lawn is never left to grow,
1 he children tread it down;
And when the father comes at night,
hear them CHATTER down
The gravel walk-and such noise
Comes to my quick ears, -
AS my sad hearts been waiting for
So many silent years.
Sometimes I peep to see them
Seize his coat, and hand, and knees,
All three so anxious to be first,
And hear her call-"Don't tease
Papa" the baby springs,
And then the low, brown door
Shuts out their happiness, and I
Sit wishing, as Lefore-
That my neighbours little cottage
And the jewelso of her crown
Had been my cwn-my mansion,
With its front of granite brown,
Its damask, and its Honiton,
Its lawn so green and bright,
How gladly would | give them
For her motherhood tonight
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WHITE SUPREMACY, STATE EQUALITY
AND
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the year.
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MISCELLANEOUS, I.
BY Neville and Van Solingen

MORTGAGE NOTES, SWAMP LANDS
LOUISIANA STATE. BANK STOCK,
BANK OF LOUISIANA STOCK AND
NOTES, ONE IRON CHEST AND ONE
DESK.
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u Several eases lately of poisoning
by choral hydrate have been mention
cd. They were people who took the
drug without the direction of medical
mem
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4 ments have Set;
been before the pub Ssss 80 al
lie for nearly thirty NE AZ Y v
years, and upon theirg ~
tanned an Impoverished prominence,
which rroCounces them unequaied. Their
TONE
combines great power, sweetness and fine
singing quality, as well as great purity OF
Intonation, and sweetness throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and entirely free from
the stiffness found in so many Pianos.
IN WORKMANSHIP
thew are unequaled, using none but the
very best seasoned MATERIAL the large capI-
tal employed in our business enabling us
to keep continually an immense stock OF
lumber, Sc, on hand.
egs All our SQUIRE PIANOS have
our New Improved Overstrung Scale and
the dGR4ITE TREBLE.
,r5P We would call special attention to
orr late improvements in GRIND PHI
Nos and SQUIRE GR4NDS, Patented
August l4th, 1866, which bring the Piano
nearer perfection than has yet been
tanned.
Every Piano fully Warranted for 5 Years
We have made arrangements for the
Sole Wholesale Ageucyfor the most Cele-
hrated PARIOR ORGANS and MELO-
DEONS, which we offer Wholesale and
Retail. at Lowest Factory Prices.
WM. KNABE s. CO,
Dec. II, 1870. 6m Baltimore Md
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FOR SALE

UIt DhIIII
A t BIoSSAT'S WAREHOUSE, AT
~ cheapest CASH prices
SUGAR, COFFEE, PORK, BACON,
OATS, BRAN, HAY, NAILS,
LIME, CEMENT.
Bagging and- Ties
soAP, SALT, MACKEREL IN KITS.
LoJR
Ali GRADES-1N BARRELS AND
HALF-BARRELS.
Sept. %, 1870 3m.
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U Fashionable gartors arc of blue
velvet, gold mounted.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-06-28
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