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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
BENTON RAgRAcKs. Mo-,


April 80. 1StG.
DR. Jouy BrLr.-Dear Sir. Knowing Tie efficiency or
your Sarsaparilla and the healing and beneficial quail
ties possesses send you the follow ing OF
was wounded aboiif two years ago-was tax en- pris-
and confined for six months. Being moved 50 Of
ten, wounds have not healed yet. have not sat up
a moment since was wounded am shot throu gh the
hips. Ny general health is impaired. and need some
thing to assist nature. have faith in your Sar
saparilla than anything else. wish that TO be geni-
ine Please express half dozen bottles ana oblige
CAPTAIN Z. 7. JOHNSON.
Sr. LorIs, NO.
P. S.-Thc following was written April Both, 1856, By
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson;
D.. JoHs RLi-Dcar Sir: NY husband Dr. G. s
Johnson was ski.u surgeon and ply stefan in Contra
New York. where he died. leaving the above G..
Johnson to my care AT thirteen years Of age he had
chronic diarrhea and scrofula for which I gave your
Sarsapar'a. II cured him. have for ten years re-
it to many in York. Ohio and Iowa for
scrofua- fever Sores and zen rral debility. Perfect
success has attended II. The effected in some
cases OF scrofla and fever almost mira uous
am very anxious for my again have recourse to
your Sarsapara. He Is fearful Of getting spurious
article. hence his writing 10 for it, His wounds
were terrible. but believe he will recover.
Respectfully
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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A Card /!

The money which was advertised a.
lost IN the Courier or last week. was
sound by Mr.. Frank Fink. and prompt
fy returned to the undersigned. ownc,
81 It take this method Of publicly re-
turning thanks 10 Mr.. Fink. and desire
TO say that ] consider him a gentleman
and honest saaa- and good candidate
for Sheriff.
JAltOE RIrECuI CIR
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FATAL ACCIDENT. --OM Friday last
Mr.. David Blume, fell OF load of hay,
the wheels OF the wagon running up on
rail ~ they were going from his field
into the road near Celestine in this Co.
Ills neck was broke. lie leaves a wife
and family.
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!

Read the following extract Of letter from Mrs
Rivers wife Of Reverend Dr. Rivers, one Of the most
learned. eloquent, aud popular Ministers Of the Meho-
dist Episcopal Church and who is presen, stationed
at broadway Church, louisville KY
louisville, KY. Oct. =. 1859.
DIR. JonS BrLL-DEAR SiK: Many thanks to You for
The medicine you have 50 kindly given me- / have
been great sufferer for years and had the advice Of
various physicians. Some pronouced my spine. some
my lungs, and some my heart 10 be the seat If MY
disease have been burnt, blsiered aud cupp. until
had become dishearten~d Several very eminent physi
clans wis examined spine informed me thai was
that nothing but seton would relicveime / had
perfect horror Of that and hesiratig about having
one Inserted. when you kindly sent your Sarsapa-
rilla which immediately begun to take three times a
day. had Suffered terribly with acute pain in
the right side Of my head, especially when would
read write for any length of time and rising TO nv
feet would be perfectly blind for several minutes and
would have to hold 10 something 10 proven falling.
am most happy TO inform YOU that '!e pain in my
head is entirely relcN ed suffer but seldom it'll MY
spine and Then not SO acnely Ny appetite Is good !;
indeed Tor the first time in my life enjoy my dinner
more than any meal during the day.
fon kindly sent mo four bottles again last uigt and
hesan again this morning. and rNp, 10 D. .nsely
relieved Please acc,p ny y .r1ell thanks and best
wishes
Very truly.your moo. grateful friend.
NJ. II. c. RIVERS.
guarantee 10 be genuine and written by the persons
wh".c name they bear.
do not suffer Yourself TO be imposed on. Don't he
drawn away after rev and douotul experiments. Don't
risk Won. heah by letting nosices experiment; upon
you with their trash.
My ssg> ipara hrs stood the test for twenty-five
j. sill the Sarsaarilla If The dry and 81 The
age. towering over all others in popularity ard ii.
curative qualities
Avoid all those who are trying to palm N on YOU
other extracts Of sarsaparilla socsll,d lencrter it
is Dr. JOAN Balls sar.np'rilla, If louisville. n.y. iiat
is the old .and reliable remedy for impurities Of the
blood md sc-oulus affections. Always bear ihc -
aiEd.
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DIR. WilhOft's Great Chill Medi
cine.

The pale army of martyrs to the dread
effects Of malarial poison is growing
happily and beautifully small under the
use of this providential of the GREAT
WILHoFT. Hundreds Of thousands have
tested the virtues Of the great ANTI
PERIODIC and not one dissenting voice
is heard to squeak its disapproval of this
remedy for Chills and Fevers and all
Malarial Diseases. 1t has NEVER failed ! !!
THE ARGYLE BITTERs arc delicate,
pleasant and healthful tonic, used in
families, promotes digestion and pre-
vents weakness of nerves, malaise and
depression of spirits in general. avs.
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FieHr. --Yssterday Jesse Evans got
too much whiskcy inside and dclcr,nin-
ed to whip somebody, and pitched into
Dave Waldlc and got handsomely whip
whipped till he hollcrel, all the Peters
burg road, out Of town, aud nobody to
interfere.
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IL We received call this we, X
from NJ. Fry, agent Of the Grant a
Co, Of Richmond, Inliant, WHO is en-
deav0rimg to sell school furniture to
Huntinybury and Jasper for their new
schOOl-hOuses.
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DRUNK.-A citizen who ought to know
better got drunk in town this week and
turned his family out Of doors. We arc
requested to say If Mr.. H., does not do
better, his immediate neighbors and
friends will petition the court to have a
guardian appointed for him.
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o. Mount Vernon Democrat: "On
Monday, William Kettles, who lives
four miles north OF this city, thrcshcd
six acres Of wheat and realized forty
and one-half' bushels 10 the acre. Who
can beat that r
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FOR Heal Estate Appraiser.
rs We arc authorized TO announce
Mr.. JOIN G. DH.ApERFrr, as a candidal.
for Real Estate Appraiser Of Duboi,
county. at tic ensuing October election
NJ We are authorized to announce
Mr.. WM. MONROE, rs candidate fOI
Real Estate Appraiser OF Dubois county,
at the ensuing October election. y
- VIZ are authorized to announce
ALLEN I. FLEMING, rs Il candidate for
Real Estate Appraiser Of Dubois county
at the ensuing October election.
Is We are authorized to announce
Mr.. ELIAS " EST, OF iatoka Township.
as candidate for Real Estate Appraiser
at the ensuing October election.
For Sheriff.
HS We are authorized to announce
Mr.. FRANK FINK, as a candidate for
Sheriff OF Dubois county, at the ensuing
October election.
W We are authorized to announce
Mr.. JOIN WEIKEL, rs q candidate for
Sheriff OF Dubois County, ut the ensu-
ing October election.
IL We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM HENDRICKsON, as q candidate
for Sheriff of Dubois county, at the en-
suing October election.
IT We are authorized to announce
Mr.. A. j. SPRADLEY, Jr., as a candidate
for Sheriff Of Dubois County, at the en-
suing October election.
~ We are authorized to announce
the name of CHARLES INDEREIDEN. as Il
candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing
October election.
@Wc are authorized to annoucc Mr..
JoHN n. MORGAN, as candidate for
Sheriff of Dubois County, at the cnsu-
ing October election.
W We are authorized to announce
Mr.. HENRY KIRwER. as a candidate for
Sheriff Of Dubois County, at the cnsu-
ing October election.
For Treasurer.
NJ We are authorized TO announce
Mr.. FRANCIS Becker. of Ferdinand IT,.
as Il candidate for Treasurer of Dubois
at the ensuing Octuber election.
UT VIZ are authorized to announce
d. i. Hobbs, as Il candidate for Treas
urcr OF Dubois county, ut the ensuing
October election.
- We are authorized to announce
Ir. HENRY BECKMAN. as a candidate
for Treasurer OF Dubois county, at the
ensuing October election.
~ W. are authorized to announce
EDWARD STEPHENSON. rs Il candidate for
Treasurer OF Dubois county, at The en-
iaing October election.
nrNe are authorized tn ANNOUNCED
Nr. JAMES l.. SrURLocK. ne II candidate,
or Treasurer Of Dubois County, at the T,
'nsuing Oct olcr election.
For County Surveyor.
NJ We are authorized To announce
s'R. W. X. OSBORN, as a candidate for
surveyor of Dubois County, at the en-
uing October election.
For County Clerk.
~ We are authorized to announce
Col BAIL Il. EDMoNsToN, as a candidate
or County Clerk, at the ensuing Octo-
'cr election.
County Commissioner.
6-We are authorized TO announce
1r. SAMUEL MAIN, of He'll Tp., as can
idato for County Commissioner Of
dubois County, at the ensuing October
lection.
as We are authorized to announce
'lr. w. w. KENDALL, of Hall TIP, as a
andidate for County Commissioner of
dubois county, at the ensuing October
lection.
pWe are authorized to announce
Ir. JOHN &. STALLMAN, rs a candidate
or County Commissioner, at the ensu-
ny October election,
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W. indianapolis papers say counter
felt ETY. dollar grccm-ba:hs are circu-
lating quite freely in the country towns
Of Indiana. Look out for iLcln.
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w The frame for the new school :
house in Iiaysville is up, and the build
ing will be credit to the Lutheran con.
gregation Of that place, when completed.
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ACcIDENT.--Mrs. Casper John was
going down the steps Of her residence,
"n the New Albany road, on Tuesday
last, and making misstep fell and broke
her collar bone as,d got bruised up con-
siderably. We are glad to learn she is
last recovering from her injuries.
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~ DR.. Sabin, Vice-Prcsidcnt of the
Cincinnati, RockpOrt and Southwest
ern rail way, was in Jasper yesterday.
making arrangements for securing The
levy of the tax in HARRISON township
voted in favor Of that road, the Com
pany having determined TO build the
line running through that township.
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"H<L 4 LZsIE 4 az tce HOAse.
!et.-It will relieve the worst case Of 3 ilious
CnoUo or Choteru Morbu US j IS minutes.
<os-lt will the riost obstinate case Of
Oyspepeia and In q . stion in few
3d.-It is the best remedy in the world for
o,ck ne q ache, As lhousands can testify, il
taken when the hrst sym ptoms appear
@th:-lt is the best diuretic ever put before
the public curing those Distressing complaints.
C!abetee and Crave and other VI IN AIRY
imcuitIes.
0th.-lt is most excellent e m m q.
goSue. and to the Young Girls, middle
rcmedyis OF incalculable value.
otns-It will remove wind from the bowels
and hence few drops in some sweetened water
gwen to babe is better than dozen cordials to
Neneve nd m AXE 1t sic ep. Contain
'nK no ano dyne.
1th.-!t is sure relief for adults and children
affected with Wo !ms d p In Wo rms.
1t will bring away the worms.
8th:-!t will cure the Piios and Honor.
Shodial difficulties
0th.-It will cure Co Of . al lon and keep
the bowels regular 1t will also the worst case
ofSummev Co m p q ! n and Dyse
Ioth.-It will cure sour Sto m q Q 4,
Setmulate the Liver to healthy action,
Kelieve He a vt.Burn and act as general
Regulator Of the system.
when taken dilute the dose with Sugar and
water to Win eel as full and you
have pie SAINT tonic.
NWs,h!ttiesey Dyspepsia Cure) s.. 90 per bottle.
NWhittiesey Ague Cure soc. per bottle.
Sold BY all druggists and warra nted.
whIttlesey Prop. Med. Co., Toledo, o.
uv 9Th. lsI2.-Iy.
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ROckpOrt Il Jasper Mail Route
THE undersigned having received tho
i contract for carrying the mail 10
Rockport, respectfully informs any ono
desiring to 90 to Rockport, that he will
provide means for carving them on
Mondays and Fridays if they will leave
word on the day before NJ The Post Office
in Jasper. JOSEPH UHRlCH.
July 9Th. 1870
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B U L l. S
w orm Destroyer
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vILLAxow, wALKrR.Co.. GA.
June 20.
On. JonS BuLL-Dear Sir I have recently given vour
cfcacious II has failed In a single instance to have
the wished Tor effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article OF IN kind
am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLEMENT N. d.
T.. =. so unqualified and numerous are the te stmo-
mails in favor Of my Worm Destroyer that
space is entirely too small to tell its merits
II is an ihfaible remedy for Worms Try n nd he
convinced See my Journal for more full desert pton
JOHN BULL.
Bulls CcdrOn Bitters.
Bulbs E'ectOral Wild Cherry
Bulls Extract RuChu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS,
All the above medicines prepared by Dr. yoms Burr.
at his LabTatory, Fifth street. Louisville, KY.
FOR SALE BY M. FRIEDM AN g. co.
JASPER, IND, and by Druggists -
orally. May 81, '72-Iy.-r
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JASPER COURIER.

az WIN. Main and Henry Berger had
"sct TO" in Huntingburgh this week.
No serious damage done. and no arrests.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
HONDURAS.

TROUBLES AMONG THE INyADERS-THE OLD
AUTHORITIES RESTORED IN OMOA.
HAVANA, Aug. H.-The Spanish war steamer
Tornado has returned TO Havana. She LETT omoa Hon
durss on inst and that on the morning
Of the 7h Mendeta proclaimed himself President and
inaugurated operations for attack on President Med
pa and seized the foreign vessels at Oaoa and Port
Cortes. On the 2sth ult, Mendeta returned to Omoa
after capturing Truxiflo, accompanied by Medina,
who under certain guarantees recognized
Mendieta as President. Both lodged In the house
of the SPANISH Consul Gen Sanchez, second In com
naDd of Medinas forces, learned of this and not being
with the cement, ordered Mednas arrest
surrounded the house, ana captured Medina IN ms
sleepiug-TOo allowing Mendcta " escape. On the soth
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
THE LOUISVILLE PEACE JUBILEE

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15.-The Committee OF lns
yitation Of the National Peace Jubilee will, tomorrow,
publish the following:
To ALL PEACE WORLD Kentucky warmly and cor
daily ofpesce and free government throughout the
np past differences who IN desire 10
Oetrats the Federal Union and good will among the
people, gather together the m and 18th Of September ner
a. ths CITY Louiri 10 the National Peace Reunion, 10
operate effort unite citizens Of every race such
bonds OF devotion and fellowship a. VIII restore aud
establish lasting confidence upselksh patriotism Of
country Kentucky asks each patriot throu the land TO
contribute toward making the occasion memorable
The annals country Pntaco Of peace and liberty.
The invitation ia signed by the most distinguished men
in the State including Gov a. Leslie, the Hon Garrett
Davis the Hon. II. D. McHenry. the Hon. j. b. Beck,
the Hon. John NJ. Rice, the Hon. ]. b. Winstandey.
the Hon NJ C. Kerr, the Hon. II. T. Pope, the Hon. II.
g. stiles the Hon. II. w. Bruce the Hon: p b. Muir the
Hon Ed. Grassland, the Hon. Jos. II. Lewis, the
Hon. Geo NJ. Adams, the Hon. G. NJ. Clay, the Hon.
b. ID. standiferd, the Hon. r. Mallory the
ette, Col J. p. Johnson Gen. Basil Duke, Henry Wat
terson Col. James A. Dawson, Gen. William Preston,
DR. d. ". Yandell, the Hon. I. G. MeCreery, and the
Hon W, B. Hoke,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16

sapchez demanded $40 coo for the life OF Medina, which
the British Consul paid but Sanchez failed TO keep his
Tor trial Sanchez left Opoa the 2d inst, the town
and castle remaining without troops until the arrival OF
Gen. Osorlo, on the Ith. Previous 10 sancheIs de-
parture he executed Gen. Chamoro and refused 10 at
low the Spanish Consul 70 leave o9orlo , iel.
ties. The Tornado arrived at Omoa on the Sun
Boats with people were soon alongside one u Is sup
which the commander refused. The British war steamer
Danae remains at Omoa. 1t s supposed that tranq9My M
COMPLETELY reistablished. In consequence OF the
revolutions English, German, Spanish, and American
merchants suffer seriously.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
CRIMES AND cAsuALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

. John Hatch. married man, age 81, committed
suicide at Cape Elizabeth, Wednesday
Can't John Cochrane of the brig Harriet
Amelia jumped overheard Aug II, and WAS drowned
Thomas Punch Of Boston, age %. was instantly
killed at salem Wednesday By Jumping from moving trsiH
ID. C.. W. Norcom, native of North Carolina
,,i csHfma pioneer committed sOckon Ca Wenes
day.
Tn the Superior Criminal Court at Boston,
Yesterday William sentenced 70 ID years bard labor N mo
State Prison.
"A telegram from Slattery NJ 81, states that the
.n Cor.. of nd.or N e. ashore at that place Asg H. and
lie. dangrou, pouan The saved The cargo being
taken out In good onier.
Isaac Moore late postmaster at Ogden, Utah.
has been se on charge stealing $1,000 In package mailed
Al ssn Fspeso Baa Of salt Lake City He
Locked w ~ sesalt VI t2o,eo bail
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
A CALIFORNIA AFFRAY.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 15.-Capt. Leroy Of the
Colorado steam Navigation Company was shot dead by
a Chinaman at Fort Yuma The chinaman Is q hotel
keeper and Leroy refused to pay for liquor which he
had ordered quarrel ensued and Leroy fred on the
Chinaman. missing him. The Chinaman then nred'
breaking Leroy's right arm, whereupon the latter
erasped his pistol IN the left hand and fred two more
shots before he was killed.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The London Standard says that the PaIls cor
of N, German Government has intimaied 70 Thers ts
intention 10 retain possession Of BeIOit though WING hs
compensation To France
The Dental Convention, In session at Boston,
h. ,het.d the following President Dr. Wheihtrbe o.
Boston, Vice President Dr. O. Mills Of BootDn ~ T. hseoas
se.sr, Or Cornelius Hurbu of sprngteh Correnondng seo
rs,sr, Dr. Dr. JohH Alien si hss
Yorh Ils s,It ns<tss VII ks ks1 4; bsIabSA
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16

PROGRESS OF THE SUMMING UP.
AIR BEACH CONCLUDES HIS ELABORATE PLEA
JUDGE VAN COTT BEGINS THE FINAL ARGU-
MENT FOR THE PRosECUTIoN-AN ADJOURN
HENT PROBABLE.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCH.l

When the Clark letter was puolished asserths' upo
the alleged authority OF Gen. o. o. Howard that inc
,aont had ordered that court martiakbe packed, 10
insure the ismlssah of the colored cadet ths
OF War at once telegraphed to Gen Howard III tne i
lowing terms: IT.. n,,,,rxxS> Aue 1 ls7a
- = y u,r.,n sa.s III y.cMeTso-sIRi In a letter from
pyd Civil to ssyles Bowen dated JAY a. ls1 pab,na " M
days NKw.YoRK TRIBurs, states mat I'm ~ toliors
eoe,er.ucn With The Secretary Of War. be Informed "a
the aud said supPO.. hI sssIsaT S.s G & At
Point have letters fron ny sos fe VINO
Informs me nat oeonabls there sA' tss an
"Iae ,sss,t lin tsl Is 70 cone ea MT seer.
isry you viii make up the Court n 70 cause h
wv VIZ. W. BsLKsAr. Secretary of Wah
Another telegram was sent forward, Aug ealing tot
an Immediate answer to the above. Gen. Howard
stamps the statement false In the foowng
bssr GAYS sPEIses T.. Aug VIA stsIA ~ haE ~
TA< Hon W. BRLKHAr Secretary Of War, Hdshtngioh u
Your t.legrsms Of Aug and this moment
IA nV had soeh oonrrshon VIII tno eee
Tetsry War and could have made 80 un,ss rpoft
''-' " o. D. HOWARD Bhg. Gen, u B. Army
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
WASHINGTON.
ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT GRANT-TIIE CASE OF
THE KU-KLUx PRISONERS TO BE CONsID-
Erred AT A CABINET MEETING-PRETENDED
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM,
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.i
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug.

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.l
WASHINGTON Thursday, Aug Is. 1874
President Grant arrived here to-day, in accordance
with the prediction Of Gen. Babcock yesterday, that
while there was no absolute certainty to the time OF
the arrival yet the Chief Magistrate likely TO turn
up here at almost any time and without any
formal notice. Secretary Delano, who returned here
to-day was the first visitor at the White House, and
was followed closely by Potmaser-General Creswell,
who came 10 give account Of his stewardship and to
report TO his chief something OF that wonderful cam
paign Of his in Michigan which Creswel is modest
enough TO think Of the most marvellous events OF
the present century Cabinet meeting will be held to-
morrow to take action the KuKlux report OF
Col Whitley, and to consiter some routine business,
after which the Presideu. will again shake the
dust Of Washington fron his feet. One import
ant matter TO be settled In Cabinet meeting TO-
morrow is whether the President and Cabinet
shall accept the invitation OF the Chattanooga Board
tain - The President has Informed e1,Gov Bard OF
Georgia, who Is now here that this Invitation shall be
ing by Saturday The Governor is not too sangune
as he was also Informed that this invitation must take its
chances with Others and that In these little social matters
the President TO showing favotlsm. Horace
Porter who returns with the President aud who accom-
panied that guished Official In his late trip through
New-York State and the Lake Champlain region, says
that the enthusiasm OF the people toward Grant Is even
greater now than at the close OF the war.
The practices with reference to appointments under
the new Civil Service rules continue excite great
plant the part not only Of applicants, but oil those
clerks who have held positions for some time, and who
are consequently in the line OF promotion The grosest
kind Of favoritsm is charged upon the examiners, In
conferrng certificates upon applicants whose eI'
aminations have been Of the most trivial character
while Withholding them from others who have run the
gauntlet Of questions without failure. Vacancies In
the higher clerkshps now thrown open to general
competition and the places given TO new men who nave no
other than that they friends 1t tne
examiners or else have those powerful kinds OF political
Influences back OF them which IL would not ne wise 10
onnose such thus far Is the general burden Oh COM
pant made against the workings Of the Presidents new
Civil Service rules in all quarters.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-14

Mr.. EDIrois:AzAKe have had leorlrt
mere to-9l.sE,. audi BENCH affefIls
ance, ! cannot say that it vas 3
court az. igres DO not know wheth-
er. it Was or not, but / am sure it
was q court Re Jacto. The first case
that came up was that Of the
Aiessrs. Thompson vs., Birdsong for
damages, Judge Logan appeared
for. the plaintiffs and T.; Al, \.
Jones for the defense After eX-
amining a number of Witnesses on
both sides, Judge Logan made the
opening speech, which for concise
ness, strength and elegance, We con-
ceive could. scarcely. be surpassed
by the immoltal BURKE. Major
Jones came next in a brief speech
in which he more than sustained
the high reputation he enjoys as a
successful barrister. l. IRdeed, /
| heard one who has heard him regu-
LARRY at the bar for many years, say
that it was the best effort Of his
liife. Judge Logan then closed in q
short, pointed speech, during WHICH
he INDUCED in q few bursts Of true
teloqueRce. Who is this Judge Lo-
gan. who seems to be looming upso
rapidly in the bright galaxy of emf
nent lawyers Of our land, and who
seems to be wearing such green
/ laurels. SO .youngg The court was
not long in reaching decision,
which was neither for plaintiff nor
y defendant. but a drawn case The
court then adjourned sine de. !,
/ ~ cod s-r-.., -sr,s-.. !. EcRIY ASHER.
March 9, 1872. +..r .a