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now haveRhile her farmers Woald
N fra it's d vegetables to Ear grrat.
- profit On they now sell wheat
I'd corn. These mays be- seryss tnlc
t6hth6 y6sthey need to be reiterat-
ed unit! needed and deferred to- $50
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The New York herald., 1871-03-06
COACHsrEN AND GARDENERS.

A FIRST CLASS coAcHAAN AND GRooM's sIruA-
"A ton wanted n city country With prissie family
single sober not nfrado ~ wosk AalIcss.
h.. lyo,Essa SD So
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

~ WEST 18th STA YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW
X 1 lady Of refinement ss housekeeper or companion;
can teach small children and take charge Of them
govern without troubIe beet
reference. Gail on or sddTesss ". AOALI.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

D0t EAST 4lST ST., BETWEEN I'd AND 80 AVS,
80 third floor, front A young gid to wash aud
roa best city reference from her last place. CAN two
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

C07 MOTT ST., IN TIE sroRE.-TWo Young
~ girls; one as good cook. washer and ironer; the
other chamhomaid and waitress, private family
private boarding houses no objections TO the couny, or
would go separate.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

(NOACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTRD-BY a RFaPECr
~ ahle industrious Scotch; thoroughly unaerstands
HIS business thorough groom; experienced city driver;
Of city reference. Address w. box llS Herald
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

DO WEST 53D ST, BETWEEN srn Av. AND
- l - Broadway IA good cook, plain washer and
'roner; good city reference. Call for two DAYS.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

WANTED- SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A SIN.
w gle has best We tho
profession. Address JOIN 7. H., Heraii oace.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

900 WEST 2SFiI ST., BETWEEN .TH AND 8rH AVS
L'O) respectable cook and to assist with the
washing aud ironing; no objections to the country good
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

CI7 EAST s5rH ST. IN Tue RtAR.-A GOOD COOK;
reference.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

yNANTED--A COACHMANs SITUATION BY A VERY
w respectable single man. with private family; good
driver and excellent groom good city references Address
r. W., 123 West 3lst st.. stable.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

OSe BRooME ST., BETWEEN ELM AND ED
ACC ridge the bal cry.-A Gerrnsn girl cook and
assist in tho washing ana ironingi GOOD referenee.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

DOl WEST 9TH ST.. ROOM IA RESPECTABLE
- ~ girl TO do plain cooking objection 20 short
distance in the counry best city Call
jays. - ~
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

CnE- EAST BETH STA RESPECTABLE GIRI4 AS
EiOO cook; thoroughly understands her bisiaess; no
iays
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

DC1 EAST SETH ST., DETWERN 2u AND Sd AVS
G--J respectable young irs cook, who
thoroughly understands her business In private famy
best city reference. Can he seen for Two DAYS
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

(toACIIMAN'S SITUATION WANTED ny A RESPECT.
~ able Protestant marriei man. hiicst references
former and Please call
COACHMAE, 2nf West 9th Vt.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

yTANTJsD-A SITUATION AS GARDENER; NO Chill
w drsn Good reference Address FRED MARrIN
Herald Branch office, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

WAETED--A SITUATION rs GARDENER BY A
w single man. who understands his busneEs; is sober
steady anu careful; best reference given Address
DENER, box liz Herald oDice
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

CIO MOTT ST.. NEAR BLEECKFR STA RrSPrC.
}IO table woman plain COOK, first rate washer and
,roner ana first baker of bread and biscuit Cali for
two days
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

Ol0 VEST 27TH ST., NEAR 7TH AVA C0MPE
.~OD tent woman good plain cook. washer alld
roner In small private family has years city refer
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The New York herald., 1871-03-06

G@Q 9TH Ay., IN sTORF.--ks GOOD PLAIN COOK
A'}J and TO assist with the washing and ironing; is
good bread and biscuit uaker is whiting and obng; good
city reference. Can be sesa for two days.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

CiTUATIoN wANTED-As CoACHMAN, GARDENER
~ or farmer; understands the OF cowBj
beet relerence given Address H. k box I5 Herald
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

l1A WEST 18TH STA RESpECTABLE YOUNG
J1O woman as first class cook; objection asst in
washing ard ironing in small private ianiy city re-
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

JQ7 WEST 26TH stan EXPEkIf NCED WOMAN
sDDI first class cook. al kinds meats
soups pastries and ces Lest city reference Can be
sort DAYS,
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

NTANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
w groom IN private family, bya coored man; under
stands driving the OF the business
al a hranches i've yeas' reference place.
on or address COACHMAN $40 9th
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17
For the Courier.

Mn. EpiToR >-ln the few lines writ
ten by Quiz short time ago, general
question was asked and a like opinio"
expressed. But lie next week one a.
M.-Artium Magistcr Or Master OF Arts
appropriated the whole thing, and
pitched into Quiz IN a style peculiar 10
himself.
Quiz bore it meckly, because he did
not wish to engage in ''this kind Ct
controversy. and because he did not feel
himself capable of bandying epithcts
with Master Of Arts, knowing that that
was speciality Of a. NJ.
Not being satisfied with this victory
again: in a kind Of Postscript to the la
bored article oflast week on Nonsense.
this pe.lamiic Master of Arts gave Quiz
another decided hit ON intemperance
which is really funny. under the YER!
peculiar circumstances aud, in the same
connection. he says 'Quiz has disap
reared from the battlefield, &c.
Now that brings tn mind SO forcibI!
the Fable ofihe Pedagogue and his coun
try. that il is necessary to rchcarse it.
"Omce, in time OF war, the countr.
was in need Of patriots to fight her bat
ties, aud sent an urgent request, or draf'
around to PERSUADE Pcdagogue 10 com
up to her help. But ped couldn't Sc
il. lie disappeared in the night AM
sought safety in "a more genial CLINE
leaving the wife ofhis bosom 10 sell hi
old shoes to procure means TO follow
her patriotic lord. And, when the wa
was over and danger passed, he returne
unto his country, and all his PATRIOTS"
valOr and love Of country returned III
to him, and straight way lie began t
teach the people theoretical and practl
cal knowledge, and Statesmen Diploma
cy. This fable, as most Others. has
MORAL. QUIZ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17
HAmC. q. DObblnS.

We take pleasure in presenting our
readers with the following commune
cation from Hon. L. s. DObbims, who
has been tavOrably mentioned ia con-
nectiou with the Democratic caMdidacy
for Congress next GALL. Mr.. Dobbins
has served the Democracy faithfully.
lie represented Martin and Dubois
counties ia the Legislature for u num-
bcr vi years New Albany Ledger.
I.ooGoorEE, lND., Nov. 10, 1871.
EpuroRs LEDGER My name has been
mentioned in connection with sevefsii
others as u candidate Tor Congress Ia the
Second District. | can only say 10
friends throughout the District that !
have not yet publicly announcer l'"t J
" ouid be n candidate; IL, however, the
Convention should confer the nomlma.
lion uron me would accept II. but
do moi think it would he proper IN me
AT This time to travel over TIE Distrlcs
land boast of what have done for tie
PARTY. 1 think ! owe my services to the
democratic party whether they nomi.
nate me or not, because love the prin-
ciplcs OF that good old party and may
sny now to Democrats, that l would not
accept the nomination Oh an! other than
"A true Democratic platform. anu ~
not believe in rose water policy low ard
the Radical enemies ut constitution
liberty. And permit me TO say. MIR. E''-
Iitor. that l am poor. that ! have not go'
money to spend in securing II no'ni'E'.
ton. and that in my judgment 1t ! had
and could get the nomination simply .!
spending money, | ought not to have IL
THE fact is. the poor men of the coumtr!
the laboring men aud mechanics, vii
have TO combine and assert their rights
over the corruptiOms which spring froa
the influence OF mOneycd men. llrne>
: capital, honestly expem'ie.i. is all right
but when ii is used TO Influence the pub
lie Judgment against the public interest
; it ought to be condemned. The can
vass next year will be Of great import
ance. We should meet the Radical en-
emies Of Liberty squarely. We shout
make no compromises with them. W.
should not endorse any OF their odiotl
measures. We should go before th
coumtry upon the strength aud merit o
our own propositions, and 1t should D.
. distinctly understood as between In
death of liberty and revolution, that lib
crty shall live Mt all hazards. Hoping
that peace aud harmony shall prevail
and that the wOrkmen upon the buiIdin
shall he ready to do theil duty when I'll
time comes, / am, &C.,
, CUTTER S. DOZENS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17
suit against an Ex.Au-
litOr Of state.

Attorney General Hanna yesterday
filed IL the Superior Court his complaint
against Thomns Il. McCarty. ex-Audi-
tor. and his sureties, John W. Dnrson,
William II. English, and John &. New.
on their bond, for the recovery Of $780,
OUO, alleged to lie due the State. The
complaint sets forth the facts Of McCar-
tvs entrance upon the duties Of his Of
flee. and the obligations contained IN
the bond to faithfully discharge the du-
ties Of his Office aud with tho usual le-
legal verbosity, alleges that the said Nc
Carly failed to % perform this duty, III
That he loaned to banks aud other par.
ties the moneys Of the sinking fund, and
appropriated 10 his own use the iutcr.
est money accruing therefrom, when h.
knew that he could have deposited sais
funds TO the credit Of the State, Nns
drawn seven per cent. interest thercO,
for the benefit Of the State. Therefore
the suit II brought against the said Nc
Carly and his eurcties for the recover!
Of siOO, 0o0, rs above stated Indianapo
! lie 6cptiWcl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17

~ On Dit that Judge W. Ray Gard
ncr, Of v imccnncs. is going to make tins
,ity his home and enter into partnership
with Judge Jesse w. Burton Of this city.
We hope the report is true. Politicians
see in this proposed alliance political
and say that Judge &. Is to
attend to Judge BIS large practice while
the latter takes the stump as the Rcpub-
lican candidate for Congress. There
nav be some truth in this. although!
politicians are frequently mistaken and
Saltmarsh says 1--WE cannot sometimes
always tell" However, II 1t should
turn out tn be true, we can assure Judge
Niblack fif he has concluded that he
would rather go to Congress than DC
Csovernor) that lie will find IN Judge
Burton focman worthy Of his steel and
one not 40 easily vanquishrd as the for
gotten hero Of President Island.
But, IL Judge Niblack IL ambitious O.
cubcrnatorial hOnors, aud declines Il
make the race for Congress, we know o
no one more capable Of meeting Judge
Burton successfully IN the political arena
and writing vict Dry upon the Democrat
IL banner of this district, than Col. >. II
TAYLOR, Of this city.
Two such forensic gladiatOrs wou'.
make very pretty fight Of It. The Vol
would be fully the equal OF the Judg
upon the stump. and we are not sur
but he Is the Landowner man OF the two
i Washington Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17
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sHERIFF5 SALE 40 7

OFFICE Is hereby given that ~ vir-
,ur of nm execution issued from thu
Office OF the Clerk Of the Dubois Common
pleas Court. and to me directed. ] will.
proceed tO offer for sale ut public auction,
10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand.
n the door of the Court House of Dn-
bois county, ia the town Of Jasper. on
SATURDAY.. December 9th. ISL,
between the hours of ~ O'Clock 4. m.
AMI 4 o'clock L.. ~. Of said day, the rents
md profits for n term not exceeding sew
en- wears. Of the following described real
estate. situated in Dubois county. State
of Indiana. tO-wit:
The south west quarter OF Tie sont''
east quarter, and the south east quarter
of the south, west quarter both OF section
twenty one -. town one I) north o.
r,nue three 3 west 80 acres: ami The
north ives. quarter Of the north east ar
of section twenty eight 2a. tow one
north q. range three ), west. ~ acres.
Aud OH failure 10 realize the iu'
amount Of principal. interest and cost
called for by said execution. will at tn
same time and place, and w Ike ni1n"r'
sell the fee simple Of s.id gal c-i"''.
!, Taken rs the property 81 thil'n. ia,
r;s. al The suit o. William ~. tiris. ".'
!. mini-tr,,or "f the estate OF E"M- Earn
Said sale will bo made without rr'i'
J from valuation or appraisihvnt laws
!, tho State q: Indiana.
TOBIAS llEREIG, S. -. &.
> G.. DoAvE. Plaintiffs Atty.
Nov, ~. 1a7l-w3.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17

~ The Young America JOY TO
our Juveniles. aud the admiration OF par
rnts, has completed an"tl'cr year. In
its very useful career We have no doubt
its old patrons will continue. and new
ones will flock 10 its steady support, as
II is one Of the many Of our juvenile
publications that fills all the require
ments we desire ia such book. while
the small price, s. per year, or tho liber
A, inducements for clubs, puts 1t withi'
the reach Of all families. w. Jennine
Dcmorcst, Publisher, e3S Broadwa!
New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17

THE New RAILROAD. Mr.. Robert
Pattison returned from Evansville last
Saturday evening. He reports that eve
rything is progressing finely. Work on
the road will be pushed As rapidly as
possible. Mr.. Pattisom left Oh Sunday
evening for New York, where he will
make arrangements for the iron and
rolling stock of the road. lie will not
return until everything is perfected fo'
putting the road in running order 70!
the first twenty-five miles. When Bot
puts his shoulder to the wheel things
have to move. Seymour Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17
nr Dcmorcst's Monthly Magazine f

Demorest's Monthly Magazine for
December, like s,aunch friend, is again
:, 1t our side. with lis ovcrflowing meas
nrc Of good things for Christmas, and
its abundant promises Of even better for
che future. which We premise will be
vol fulfilled. We advise those who
have not decided on publication for
the household for 1874. to get number
before selecting elsewhere. and see Tho
abundant return for small investment
and the very liberal inducements Il
clubs. So yearly. Published by W
Jennings Dcnlorcs:, AS broadway, New
York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17
Col. c. JONES, Rockport, Ind.

RAILROAD. - From all appearances
now, W ork will soon be commenced on
the Rockport and Cincinnati railroad.
Hon, -. &. Uranium. who his tho cot
tract for building the roasi from Rock
port TO Jasper. has shipped large MINI
Der Of shovrls. spades. axes. picks. cross
cut SAWS, and other implements to lie
used ON the rOId, all of which have ar
rived 10y the river. Mr.. Branham Is o.,
the way with hi, portable saw mills and
is looked for every moment. The pro-
pile Of RMkport. and all long the IN,
pushed to speedy completion.
T.. :. Since the above was put in type
Mr.. Bramham has arrived with his way
ons, carts. plows. teams. aud other nee
cssary accoutcrmcnts. and will com
/. incncc the work Immediately.
Rockport Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17

NOTICE is hereby given that the an.
\ dersigncd will apply ivr iicr%sr a.
the December term. 1871. OF me p"oo's
County Commissioners, u"uer ''e P'
visions Of an act entitled IAN Az !"
regulate and license the sale ot sP'rn"-
Gus, vinous. malt. and other Intoxicating
Tie place Of sale will he upon
thc premises occupied by him. the pre-
else location Of which is rs follows ~
the building occupied by him. on LOT No.
u in the town of Jasper. Bainhri'g'
township. Dubois county. Ind.
JOSEPH BUCItART.
Nov. nth, 71-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17
Hon. VIM. 4. Ntbl,s<k Declines be-
ing a. Candidate tor Governor.

Prom the kockport Democrat.
v,xcESNEs, ND, Nov. . ls7l.
Nix DEAH Slg: Your very kim let
ter ri the 3Jth uii.. inquiring whether
really intended to To- a candidate BEFORE
our next Democratic State Conventions
,or the nomination or Governor. and
generously rendering Inc your continued
support ia the cveM l.tlAvc resolved 10
10 a candidate, has Deei received.
A tic, yOu and some other iricnd~had
very kindly mt.lc u formal presentation
oi aly name. near year siIrr. As SUIT
,bic PERSON 10 receive this nominations.
/ was induced 40 ,ak. the question Of
my ultimate candidacy under advise
lnent, and ~ allow iuiure Developments
% determine my action in the premises.
After considerable consultation, and
very careful consideration, ] came to
The conclusion several months -incc that
| ought not 10 be candidate for Gov
ernOr in The approaching cimvass. 10
that conclusion | still adhere.
In the first place, have just fairly
entered upon another term IN Congress.
to which l was elected last year, and
which does not OK I,re until IN the sprim Z
Ut 1873. 10 seek the nomination for
lGuvcrmor at the approaching COMven-
ton seems with many To imply dissat.
ist;,c,,om with my present position. ami
mivli he justly construed into too great
an ea!crncss .or Official promotion before
nv present term expires. These CON
.idcratiums have been with me IN en-
barrassimcmt from the beginning.
, In the next place. there are ot!ier'
who, in IN. judgment. would better SUI
the circumstances likely to snrrotnd III,
next gmbern itorial canvass. While
am prep tred 10 Yield rs chccriMiiy ~
, could he expected oi amy one III my IN
!. tecc.lentS AMI surroundings. {" the mcH
, order u things which has bcch forced
upun H. by arbitrary power. dis'rti>
nv ability to yield as reality and a
. gracefully rs might Il" expected Oi III
in some quarters. and as Others Ell
/. doubtless .lo whu are less committed
! perhaps. ON most Of the existing iuc-
? lions OF the day than ! am.
t Other considerations. vi u private ah
, personal character have hal their iiifi''
9 ence with me in the conclusion | hav
reached. to which it is unneccssar! to
{ me now To allude.
!. While l appreciate as fully As any on
: ought to do. lire honor which nonil"'
e ton for Governor would confer, rs we
AZ tie Importance. the high rank an
very great responsibility "f the OIL
itself 1 am convinced that the pic-ri
I emergency bought not either to seek Z
I desire such a nomination. and hence
: do not expect to he candidate Tor
u even remotely ar c"n;ingently.
= Thanking YOU AMI other friends mo
J, warmly for the very favorable present,
J! ton of my name from time to time
q connection with this nomination.. ~
u for your innu,ncrablc other Kindness,
y re main Most truly yours.
n W. +. NIbLACk.
ID Col r. Joxrs. RN.kDOrt, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17

License Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
n undersigned will apply for license
ut the Dec. term. 1871. or the Dubois
County Commissioners. under tic pro.
visions of an act entitled AN net 10 reg
ulatc and license the sale Of spirituous
vimous. malt. and other Intoxicating ii.
quors.' The piacc of sale will he upon
the premises occupied by him. the PIE.
else location Of which il ne follows: Or
lot No. Il8.On N Main strcet.as slovn a.
town plat Of the town of Jasper. Pain
bridge township. Dubois county. Indi
ana. LEONARD LlTS( HGI.
Nov. 10, le71.wa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17
sPECIL ELECTION NOTICE.

State Of Indiana.
Dubois County. s..
TO Tobias IIcrbig, Sheriff Of said Coan-
~, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to canse
a n election to bc held ut the usual pace
of holding election. in Hall township, In
said county. on Mond,y. the SOth day
of November, 1877. for tho purpose os
clccting Justice Of the Peace in and
for said township. in said county, TO fill
The vacancy occasioncd by the remova,
Of John u. Hays. Esq, Justice In and
for said township.
Witness. Bazil Il. Edmon-
ston. Clerk Of the Dubois
Circuit Court. AMI the seal
| SEAL Of said Court. affixed al Jas
~ the 9Th day Of November
a. II. 1s7I.
BAZII. 4. EDMONSTON.
/ Clerk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17

The Executive Committee OF the Chi
cayo Relief aud Aid Society have pub
Iished an official and financial state.
meut. The amount actually received
up to November 7th. is *3,O5O,0U. The
amount actually subscribed, about 3d.
5OO.UUO. This includes $6UO,0OO in the
hands Of the New York Chamber Of
Commerce. and *25O,OoO in Boston, not
vet place, to the credit of the fund.
The society is now aiding about sixty
thousand persons. The committee say.
the great matter pressing upon them Is
shelter for tie coming winter. 10 THIS
end we have been aiding those burned
out. to replace small but comfortable
houses. upon their own or upon leased
lots. where they can live not only this
winter, but next summer, and DC ready
to work in rebuilding the city. Of these
houses, which are really very comforta-
bic. being Is by 25 feet, with two rooms,
one II by l6 feet and ono by 10 iee',
with planned and matched hoor, panc'
doors, aud good windows, we have al
ready furnished over four thousand
making permanent houses. allowing hv'
ito a family. for twenty thousand people
land with the seven thousand house
which VIC expect to build, we shall lav'
Irooms for thirty-fivc thousand people
These houses and some barracks. IN bot
/, of which is moderate outfit OF furnl
: turc. such as stoves, mattresses anu ~
\ tie crockrry, will consume one mii'io
:. two hundred thousand, leaving two mi
y lion two hundred and fifty tliousan
v with which TO meet all demands it
IS food. fuel, clothing and genera! cxpci
l. SEES. from the 18th Of October last. whe
We took the work, until the completid
Of the same, which can not possibly 81
- with the present winter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-17

~ The Evansville Courier reports
That the first train on the Evansville and
Ora " louisville Railroad that ever passed
through that caty. was drawn to the
river on Monday. II consisted ri seven
cars loaded with wheat to be shipped 10
Alabama, which was taken to Hendcr-
son OF, the steamer Faycttc.