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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
THE GAZETTE.
CEDAR FALLS. o0T. g. 1871.
10 the Women az Iowa.
DEs MoINEs. Sept. Is. 1871

sThe tx 4catissg t'onsrnsttee Of the
Iowa Woman Suffrage Association,
have requested me to take the neces.
/ sary steps to secure full repressnta-
ttion or the frpnis T wonian sn nfffage
Eat our next amnssaf meeting to be
! held at Des Moines on .thes1i9th OF
Ootobars ssstas tE.ftats ssfaslsaasR
Tn behalf Of the Association but
assuming personal. res possibility
for the particular views I may 3ex-
press--I beg to call the attention OF
the mothers, wives and daughters OF
Iowa to, q few Suggestions for their
most thoughtful Consideration,
Twenty-oaie years ago, in the call
for a national convention to be lieId
at Worcester on the 18th aud 10Th OF
ttOetoberst the following subjects were
presenteflsfor ordiscnssion "Woman's
Right to Education Literary, Sci.
stshtifl eaud Aftlzfic IserAvocat .ons
II:-- dsAtriab GomHlcreial apd Pro-
| feSsionhl I H6reifit b ecuniary
[e,iyiI rnd Pdaitlsgl b ord, her
rights IS \ 81. Individual and her
Eti fSrf inns n IA II ctffxan f,taA AA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
Relative Rank Of Cities.

The cities of New York, Philadel.
phia and brooklyn maintain the
same relative rank an tospopulatior
that they DID I'm 1860. There ha.
been considerable shifting of place 4
however, among those that now con,
stitute the remainder of the twent,
foremost cities of the Union. agl
During the last decade st. Louis
has assembled tire scale from tho
eighth to the fourth. h
Chicago, in similar proportion
changes from tho ninth TO the fifth.
Baltimore, which III 1850 was the
lfeprth, rptroxradsa to the sixfh. ol4ll
Boston pursues the same direction,
from the nth to the seventh. NJ u
cfncinnatf retjres . step from the
seventh toths eight.
New Orleans falls back from the
sixth To the ninth.
san Fnnciseo. taixlugA noble for.
ward leap yaults from he fiftesnth
"a the tenth @1KNM8 ss..
Washing gtsn takes q stfidefrom the
fourteenth to the twelfth.
Newark, New Jerseys thriving
metropolis, drops, nevertheless, frem
the eleventh. to the tAirtssnth.
! LouIsvilie, twelfth III rank In 1860.
Is now assigned to the fourteenth.
Cleveland, four steps forward
mounts from the nineteenth to the
fifteenth. $50 asg
pittsbursh alone retains the same
relative rank now as then, the ak :
teenth. sfs.. y.
Jersey City rises FROM ths twsnti-
eth to the Importance OF the seven-
teenth.
Detroi. recedes from the seven.
teenth to the eighteenth. afEtfsss
Milwaukee from the eighteenth 70
the nineteeth. M -
Albany, which was, ten years ago.
the thirteenth, nov takes the old
place Of jersey City the twentieth.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
IL Il. O. OF O. II.

@gAgKFA W. II. O. OF o. n.
CEDAR FALLS LODGE NO. n, l. o. OF o. r.
meets at Masonic Hall, Thursday evening oi
each week. Travelling Brothers are cordially In
yited to attend. Geo, L. Stearns, n. G., w, A.
Robins OF. .Sec'y. ~ sEA fs@ ~ 1asK9
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

The Cardington. 0hio, Rep',bli-
eau says; AT Westfleld, . young
neither gave birth toa male child,
with crossed legs looped over the
head firmly and unalterably ems
twined around the neck. Morrow
county is destined 10 compete with
the world for the supremacy In Freaks
Of natuTe. r - 4 ynfa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

they can live cheapiy will be sadly
mistaken. Before the war this may
have been true. But great change
has taken place. To help pay the
Prussian demand everything has
been taxed. True, q good dinner
table d'hote, 10 served with wine for
five francs, and the rate per night for
lodgings ID reasonable, but when the
traveier gets his bill, ne 10 amased
with extras and items he newell
dreamed Of
"A certain eminent temperance
lecturer was setting forth q most aw-
ful portralture Of old King Alchobol,
when : mnzzy-Iookfng brother arose
In the corner OF the hall and observ-
ed: II like q ask the gen'l'm'n :
quesh "CertAinly, my friend, p
said "I wish U inquire OF the gen'p-
mn ~ be'H ever bean tight ?"--
'sThank God. mol I was the response.
This brain hes never been mnddIed
with the accursed thing" Once
more the muxzy one spoke: "Then
don't the gen'l'm'n seem to use great
familiarity bout an entire stranger.
. slong q he hain't been introdoocedYn
9t A thrifty old gentleman In Maine,
whose daughter had been Q long
dime s'eugaged.' aud WAS on the eve
OF marriage, sent his prospective SON.
.in-law ball for the girls board, from
the date or the betrothal.-about four
years. The young man scanned the
long columfls Of figures and the
!" dsmDition total 2 sadly:packedi ibis
carpstr hag. and took one last. long.
lingering look at the old curmud-
geon's chimney tops. as he trudgsd
over the hills 70 the railway station,
solitary and alone, to taku the first
train outnf fhs country. His pri-
vats opinion h thai that sort At
msn would make = dsnaesoas father
in.law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-24
What Will Come out Of the war
Against Tia ,MMuny?

The New York World, in l;scussin:
the reform movement ia that city. says:
''Thc Republican party would not
have returned 10 n true estimate ii frauds
had not been discovered in n Democrat
ic quarter. In making war against Tam
many t!cy have ''buildcd wiser than
they knew They have aided honest
Democrats in bringing into prominence
tho neglected truth that official purity is
the supreme consideration. The great
moral uprising Of the people against
fraud which has began In New York.
can not be confined 10 that locality, but
will spread throughout the country, as
sailing and uprooiing corruption whcr-
ever II may be found. In connection
with the Tammany frauds the moral
sentiment Of tho country has been ava
kcncd into hcalthrnl action after the
long lethargy into which it was drugged
and lullcd. Corruption il equally obi
Gus in both political parties and the re-
form movement can not stop with the
prostration OF Tanmany. The whole
official life Of tho country Is tainted with
the same disease aud as most public Of
ticials are Republicans, the wreck and
ruin which must follow in The track Of
the reform tornado will be chiefly felt
IN Republican circles"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-24
The Fee and Salary Law---AnOthcI
Decision.

At the September term Of the Owen
Common Pleas Court an opinion was
delivered by Judge Burns of tho Ninth
Judicial District. involving the Icga'it.
Of the ncw fec and salary law. The
conclusions arrived at were IL follows
/. That tile portion o. i.~ law requir-
ing tic Clerk and sheriff 10 pay 10 ia"
County Treasurer The ices taxed ant:
collected by them from ii;igani> is laval
i'll. a> being in conflict with sec. ~. art.
I Of the Constitution.
2. That the portion of the law pre-
scribins what fees shall d" isxcd am,! col
.iccte,l by such officers j. valid. and TIN.
such officers are entitled to retain sucl.
fee.
;. That the fee law "f ISL repeats tic
fee law of 1855.
\. That the law ct 1871, so far rs /;
a,ic:.;is to Gx lie salary ut Clerks and
>lcv;ffs. /. Invalid. for the reason that Il
n effect uiv..s Il. each !rrk anl Sirri;i.
a di,l.rrm, salary. and j. in conflict with
Thar provision Of the Constitution wI,ici
provides that n" local or s!'crial law
hal, he passed lin relation ~ fees CT
salaries.
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Railroad Work.

Monday Wiz u lay of great Interest 10
our citizens la I1,ilroad language, dirt
wa, broke for the railroad. \ formal
commencement WAS made. some work
had bcc, PREV, u>!y done, and several
thou sand dollars -i.cmt ia engineering ;
but this was The fist work dome under
The regular contract.
Al y O'clock \. NJ. a large audience vi
citizens had assembled az the crossing Of
Lake Drain. in accordance with prrvi-
GUS notice. Hon. Josiah Kirby. Prcsi-
dent Of the Road called the meeting 10
order, aud requested Rev. NOursc 10
open the exercises With prayer. The
prayer wa. appropriate, attcr which Mr..
Kirby addressed the audience In a few
remarks. showing the advantages vi
railroad interpretations, aud their cmcr-
giving aud developing power OH all the
interests Of the community. Tic said
that the completion Of u railroad sccur-
al social rs well rs n commercial con-
ncction between communities. Cimcin-
natl sends greeting 10 the southwest to
Mitchell. Jasper. Ituckpors, Owcnsboro.
Ku>>civillc and Nashville. aud IN return
Nashville, through this line, sends greet
ing, 10 her fellow citizens VI the North
west. t
General Eoscncrans had SPOKEN of a
railroad rs M "lrom River II was u
good figure a railroad was not liable to
the disabilities that rivers we're, result
ing from dry and cold weather.
This assembly reminded him Of the
fact that when a boy he attended the
earth breaking Of the first passenger
railroad built on this continent : the no.
Bile old reliable Baltimore \ Ohio. His
father made the model for the first pas
.cmgcr cars ever run ON that road, and
now ia serving out his iUur-scOrc years.
and is citizen Of Indiana.
Judge DeHrmlcr and pr. SaGin each
followed in few remarks. when Mr..
Kirby shovclcl the first dirt-.Dmdge
DcBrmlcr next. then Hr. Sabin. when
Hon. X. :. kcrchcval and john Wooden
Esq. each threw a sliovelitll, and tlc'
Mr.. B-,Mhani, the contractor, remarked
that the time for speech making was over
and the time for work had come, aud
his men commenced work.
Eockport Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-24
SiMtN Auditor.

The Columbus Democrat suggests the
maine of John II. StVll, ESQ, as - candi-
date for Auditor Of State ut our next
Democratic State Convention, where.
anon the Mt. Vernon Democrat says:
I'VE heartily second tie nomination
OF our Columbus contemporary. Win
such men as AIR. Stoll an our state tick
II. It's success Is assured
" here il there any evidence that ou'
tick ct would be- n success with the name
-: Mr.. Stoil on il instead at the haine al
John &. shoemaker! What has Mr.
Stoll done for the Democratic part!
(sincc his strong support OF MIR. Lincoln
that entities him to such warm place
IN the hearts Of some Dem~snt-! W.
know that John &. Shoemaker did car
rs the State by a mnjnrity Of three thou
sand, AMI we do not know that MIR
Stoll or any other nlan ut this time could
do better. Therefore We arc for on
dor>ing Mr.. Shoemaker for " hat he has
done.
Again the Mount Vernon Democrat
says:
LET us heed the lessons taught IN the
recent elections, aud nominate men fol-
Office against whom uO charge at cor
rupiion can he brought"
Not even tic Radicals themselves have
attempted to bring any charge OF COR
rul,tiUn against Mr.. Shoemaker. We
fail 10 see The point urged by
few papers against the denomination VI
Mr.. Sl.oCmakcr.
The fact that Mr.. Stoll came from
Pennsylvania to Indiana Il ''rsl hot Rad
ical." and supported Mr.. Lincoln for the
Presidency, Is 10 evidence ~ his bein.
u "bctter" Democrat than Mr.. Shocn,a-
kcr is. or that he is any more free f'rONl
than is Mr.. Shoemaker.
II Mr.. Stoll should be the nominee
We car give him our support with Il
hearty good will hut we do think that
his course against MIR. Shoemaker, com.
ing as it does through his own ncwspa.
l,crs. while bcin. u candidate for the
same office himself, is anything but com.
mcn.lab.c. and cannot he endorsed b!
The Democratic press Of In'liana.
EOrkport Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-24
TEACHERS INsTITUTr.

NOTICE Is HEREBY given that the
~ Annual session Of the lbWb"is Co,ls.-
~ Teachers Institute will Lc held in
Jasper, Ne. H. Iingnn
TUESDAY,. Nov. "a. 1917.
A. o o'clock \. NJ. The law requires
every Public Srhool IN The county 10 lo
dismissed daring the session # The In
stitWtc. AMI A." Township Irustecshavc
resolved to- deduct ten per cent. from,
the Wage. Of any teacher w'O may I've
reported Ia item by the Examiner ~
not IN attendance at the Institute. Tho
Examiner wishes to impress upon tho
minds Of the teachers thc fact that tlso
law must he observed. and that every
teacher is expected to be IN ATTENDANCE
promptly. tt.s
Able assistance Is expected in tho con.
duct VI the exercises Ofthe Institute.
A. j. STRAIN. Examiner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-24

Hon. John Eaton, Commissioner OF
Education, haa prepared series Of
statistics TO be embodied In his annual re-
port, setting forth the relation Of educa-
lion to crime in the New England States.
From this It appears, first, that eighty
per cent. Of the criminals IN those States
have no education, or not sufficient TO
servo them a valuable purpose in life I:
second. eighty to ninety per cent. Of the
criminals have never learned any trade,
nor are they master Of any skilled labor
"f the crimes committed arc by persons
Of i0rcig ext, act, born themselves abroad
or their parents fourth, eighty to ninety
per cent. Of the criminals are intcmper.
atcx tii,h. ninety five per cent. of the
Juvenile offenders arc from idle, igmO.
rant, vicious aud drunken homes.
Cincinnati Commercial.
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letting a. ssae PaWpcr Asy.
:stsM Cor lA73.

NOT!CI !. haIcb. given that in I'nr-
s;;m-c of au order of tho Dul.,is
County ':oar,, Oi I commissioners. adopt
ed al their september term. 1911. tin
Keeping uf IT,, paujmr Asylum Of said
county. t".c'hcr ~ i:h the panpcrs there
in. for the vca, 1872. Will he let to tI,~
lowest responsible bidder. by the sal
Board Of Commissioners, on
WEDNESDAY, Dec. q. 1871.
At the Court House. in jasper. Tho
successful bidder " i'll be- entitled Ia tho
use and profits OF the farm attached 10
the Asylum, during the year, and will
be required 10 enter into hOnd. with
surctics. to- the satisfaction of the Board.
for the faithful performance Of his duties
as Superintendent Of said Asy YUM.
BY order Of the Beard Of Commits
siomcrs. AUGUST LlTSCHGI.
County Auditor.
Nov. 10. Tl.-3w.
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KoxSlltl ut "ShAll Be"

Henry Ward l,ccchcr says that the
most gratifying circumstance in his life
was bein. kissed by Kossuth. \ cotem-
porary asks: Isn't this little hard Oh
Mrs. Dccchcr ?"-iExclangc.
Speaking Of Kossnth reminds rs Of an
incident that occurred when he was in
this country. W. L. Coegcsliall. then
State Librarian, and better posted on
the history OF every town iu the State
than any other man. wa; employed I"
accompany kossuth in his round OF
speeches. lie would post him upon all
connected with the town he was to
speak in. aud the people wondered how
the great Hungarian could know So
much Of their little town: and he used:
III. know ledge skilfMlly To fattcr their
vanity aud raise money. Coming from
Cleveland south, Co..c,ha;l came on to
Mansfield to make arrangements, moi
.mi,;,Osin. that Mr.. h. would be called
Oh To speak elsewhere. but hc WAS de-
,ai;.cd at Shelby. then having but three
four luaSe>, AMI tine people of i'n
country having learned Of his arrival.
came in rruws!>. AMI rNlic,i pn him for !,
>,s.cl,. liz spoke !i- usual speech. and
then. desiring 10 show his knowledge al
thc place, tic ua,nc Of which even ht
did no, understand. sought, rs Grcclr.
dill. 10 show what lie knew about farm.
ing. hc went of thu-ly: Your yer!
town. its name and condition. is one al
the evidences of the energy, the deter
mimatium and perseverance Of the Amer
). lean people. You have name! youl
town shall be- / looks around me ans
I sec no houses bu, see tic much pco
pies. Iou have called it "Siiali bc. ant
il .l,sli be. aud il will be- Shelby has
as lie predicted. become smart place
IL ..s.,ali DC" more a. u,ach. NJ ,n.iic.,
:, Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-24

The publishers Of the Spectator, al
insurance journal, have Issued q table
showing the aggregate losses of the COM
panics by States, the number suspended
and assessed, and the number unaffected
by the Chicago fire:
Total companies In United States 335 ;
aggregate capital, $74.939,2l6; total
gross assets, e135.42O, 426; total losses,
$S2.s2l. l23; companies suspended, 50
number. assessed, 81; number not In the
fire, 81. Losses accompanies by States
New York, t21, 637, 600; Ohio, t4.e1e,.
657: Massachusetts,, &A,4S1, 500: Penn.
sylvanin. $a,063, Gov; Illinois. S33.e7S,.
90: Connecticut. ~. s.h, 100; RhOd.
Island, &3,O72.5OO: California, &2,95O.
OOO /; Missouri. $5ab. 100: Maryland, $3aY.
1876: Wisconsin, tgsOyOVO; Michigan
e175,W)O Minnesota, t1OO,OOO: Maine
go. OUO; Kentucky. tS.ecp. Loss 10 for
cisn companies. SASia,ctV.
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SHERIFF.S SALE No. =.

NOTICE IS here ~ =ivcl .ias Ly yir-
~ tue Of u certified copy nf II deere.
issn-sl from the Office of tl.c Dubois ir-
cni. Court. and Ia me directed. il, y can>r
wherein Enoci, AScll. assignee Of ilrnr,
shoulders, is piai.tili. and George ".
RvlMrts md Lurii,tia h. Roberts arc de-
fcndan;>. W1uirin" rnc 10 make the sum
,oc one hundred an.l scvcmty-iiyc dollars
and ten cents. with interest on said de-
cree till SAFE, aad COSTS, viii proceed
to offer for sale 1T public auction.
TO the highest bidder. for cash in
hand. ut the door of the Court House OF
Dubois county. in the town Of Jasper, on
SATURDAY. December 23d. 1871,
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
and o'clock. r. NJ. Of said day. the rents
and profits for term not exceeding sew
ZEN years Of the following described real
estate, situated in Dubois County, State
Of Indiana, to-wit:
Four acres out Of the South East quar-
Ter Of the South West quarter, and
twent y-thrcc acres out Of the North East
quarter Of the South West quarter Of
Section twenty-six (26), township one
~ south OF range three (3) west, and the
South East quarter Of the South West
quarter Of Section twenty six (e6), town
one (O South Of Range three cay west,
containing 'thirty-six acres more or Iess,
and containing in all sixty-threc acres
more or less.
Aud on failure to realize tho iull
amount Of principal. interest and cost,
called for by said decree. will At the
same time and place, and in like manner
sell the fee simple Of said real estate.
laid sale will DO made without relie
from valuation or appraiscment Laws o
the State OF Indiana.
TOBIAS HERBIG, Sheriff d. c.
WILL A. TRAyLoR, Atty for Plfr.
F., Nov. cath l07l-3w. &12 80.
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Agricultural Society +!
SAN anal Election Of Officers

NOTICE i hereby given that the .sn-
~ nual meeting OF the Stockholders
"f The Duhoi, Count. Agricultural so:
-ie.r. will he held a, The Court llousr
in Jasper. on
MONDAY. December i,i. 1'7l.
y, ! o'clock. r. w., for the purpose c.'
c.crting OH frr said Soricty Cor Tire
cnsuim. yc:... and of attcndin.. Z" such
other bnsinc :, Il. may im lirrn.:.; before
lie S.eirty. \ fill attendance OF The
Stock hvl,l,r> j. r-ruc>,.-Si, ausi ;sn
nest en,i.avor 10 increase the amount of
stock taken i. urged npcn he people OF
the county. IL. NJ. " El.N AN.
President.
JOHN GR.AMEI.SrACnEH.
Nov. 24.-3w. Secretary.
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Suit Ordered t0 lar brought .AainS
Valentine Graf. Ex.I'rraxurer.

For some weeks. a. our readers are
aware. there lave been umpl.a-a, I ru-
mur- ailnat. ." ti.r effect thai there wa, 81
dc!irienc, in the accounts of Valentine
Graf, cX-irca>urcr. a. compared with
The accounts Of Charic. Sackctt. cx-
Auditor Of tho co.:ntv. This deficiency
amounts, il is claimed by the Anditor.
and 20 shown by his lnnks. to be $l3,-
Oh 81. 1t j. claimed. however, by Mr..
Graf, that there is no dedication IN his
part, but that this deficiency is the re-
suit, for nearly tho entire sum claimed.
Of errors asain.t him in settlement, ia
the books Of the Auditor. lie claims
that he has already, In examination Vi
the Auditors books. discovered a nnm-
Der Of error. in his favor. As there
could he no settlement while this disa-
grccmcnt as 10 the correctness Of the
Auditors accounts was in dispute, the
County Commissioners this morning
held a special session, at which it was
deemed best. in order to get at all the
facts in the case. 10 bring suit against
Mr.. Graf ard his surctics.-N. A. Ledg.
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~ Peters Musical Monthly for De-
ccmbcr Is to hard, containing nineteen
choice pieces Of Vocal and Instrumental
Music, all Of which can bc had for thir-
ty cents. 1t seems hard 10 believe that
sd much can be- furnished for such q
small sum. but We know that II Is. II
comes regularly every month, and con-
taims nothing but good Music.
Bound volumes for 1871 arc offered.
postpaid, for IS. They come elegant!
bound in crimson cloth. gilt sides and
edges, and arc guaranteed 10 contain
$50 worth Of choice Piano Music, (sOmc
200 picccs>. II ordered per express.
81 50 will secure it. We would advise
all those seeking Holiday Present, to
bear this work In mind. Music is nj.
ways proper present toa lady, and IN
no other shape can the same amount Of
good Music bc bought. II is published
by j. l.. l'ETLI>. 500 broadway. New
i DIRK.
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O1Thc Chicago Times, in an article
npon the New York election, says:

Party names and party organization
are nothing. The liberties aud the we'll
being Of American citizens; the contin-
uance Of free government on the Amer
lean continent, are dependent on the
virtue and Intelligence and honest action
Of the people to whom, and not to par
ties, tue country and its government
belong. The overthrow Of the power
Of = wcll-nigh OmnipOtcnt gang Of
thieves protesting to be the Democratic
party Of New York, like the simultane-
Gus defeat Of y similar gang IN Chicago,
is an event clearly indicating that public
virtue is not all lost and that tllcrc Is yet
ground for honest men To hope that dis
honesty, fraud, political corruption, vio-
lence and military usurpatiOn in defiance
'of Justice and law, will yet meet, as
Tammany has met, their downfall.
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l!.tDti..l NATION.

>!..'r az Indiana. Dubois County. ss:
Tie Gun!i,ic'l y"tcr> II Hall township.
iIu!nsi> rnrDiy. ars. hereby Notified th,t
,hr ps,.l- Nil, IT, ,pcnc,i at the u.ur!
. 'arc of gliding elections IN the Sail
township. Oh Thursday. November 3Otl'.
1871, :nr The purpose .. ci~;in3 jus
tic 80 tie pca-c few sail comfy ~ mcM-
siu,"vs ir si,c Tiirr sssiUy .,rs--i~. where.
oi MI person. interested viii take ",-
tie" an.l govern ihcm.civeS accordingly.
Witrc-> my i,nhl and seal. this inli day
o: November, 1851.
TOBIAS IIERliIi;
S.e..i' al Duimi> County.
N.v. 10Th. ~. 3w.
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AMEEIs N SUNDAY S.1l"oL WORKER.
Sr. I.oru>.-Thc November number OF
this Magazine j. Il good one. An effort
was made 10 got all tile different de-
aud sunday School Jour-
nails to follow Ono Course Of Lessons-
but We learn that Schools will have the
choice Of tive or six courses of Lessons
next year. instead Of being restricted I"
one. The number before us contains
"TmE WoRKEr" List, with an able Edi.
torial article thereon, which We com.
mend 10 the attention Of all who arc
arking the question, "What Course o.
Study Shall We Adopt Next Year il
our sunday SCHOOL," The Publisher i
j. w. Mcintyre, st. Louis, Mo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-11-24
SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that the un-
~ dersigncd will proceed with the
Surveyor Of Dubois county, OH the 18th
day Of Dec. 1871. 10 run the lines and
determine the boundaries Of section a.
town 3, south range west.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established
Persons interested will please be pre-.
sent. BERNARD BOLTE.
Nov. "a, 107I.-3w