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Twas the nj yht before Christmas, when oil tL,s' ,se
house
Not a creature Wa stirring, no, ever = wor..:
fh" s~'ocsirss were hung ~ the chiE.ne,s with ssrs
IN boz Is that ~ Nicholas s.ap would be tL.rs;
Ire children ~ere nestled all snug in their yses
Wa'ie visions 81 sugar p'ums dsncee taro' ,b.ir ssas;
'n' mnmma in her ksrchierand I In ~ e.r.
Had J.st ssttics our brains FOR a lona " ia,,r's psy-
"hea out on The lawn there arsss sres . clatt.r,
Nirais ff.m ny he'd 10 see what was the matter.
Away 70 the window ! '.~ like a fash.
Tore opsp the shutters. ard To wv up ira sssA;
The moon On The breast ~ the new fallen snow,
Gave the lust'e sf mid day to objects below.
when what 10 my wondering eyes sacrid sppsAs,
idt a Is,nintire sleigh and eight tiny reindeer.
with a little old drive r. so liv.l, ass cuics.
knew. in a NOR ent, IL mus, te 81. yieA.
More rapid than eagles his courssrs the, came.
And he whis,led and shouted aad csllsi them esne.
: Now fasher now bsncsri now Prsncsr! nos visA'
On, Comet! on, Cupid. on, Donder and Rlisssi
To the top Of the perch! To The top Of the ~sli
Now. dash away, dasb away, dash away, sil.'
As leaves that before the wild hurricane 81.
When they meet with an obstacle mount 70 The aky-
S""P W ~ uousetcp the courHers they Few,
WIN the sleigh full Of toys and s., Nicholas tss.
And then, In a twinki!ng. I heard on tie rsof
The praneing and paving Of each little h sof.
As J drew In my head and was turning around.
Down the chimney 81. Nicholas came with . bosn.
he was dressed all in fur from his head to bis foot.
And his clothes were all furnished With s.ses and sest;
A bundle Of toys he had flung on his back,
And he looked like a peddler jsst opening bic peak
His eyes-how they ,winklsdl his dimplss-Asw uNvi
Ills cheeks were like roses, his nsss like . cherry;
His droll little mouth was drawn up like . boz.
And the beard on his chin was as white - the sssw.
The stump Of a pipe he held tight in his teeth.
And the smoke, II encircled his head like . vrss:A:
lie had . broad face, and o little round belly,
That shook, when he laughed, like q bowl full Of jelly.
lie was chubby and plump, q right jolly old slf;
And ! laughed, when | saw him, in spite Of Dyssf.
A wink Of his cye'and a twist " bis heal,
Soon gave me to know I had nothing t. drssA.
And he Dragged all the time Of the nice Chrlstras VA
Al HoLrHAus' kept for good girls and boys.
with fruits and vases, and nice things untold.
Which will do for presents to young Or to old.
Then Gene along friends, and select for yourselves,
And make glad the hearts o. your dear latls slvs.
nice for your sweet-hssrts, or p~sreAsnes "f
your "frAus."
& an always be Lad Of HENRY nOLrHAgS.
Dec. -, lss7-tf.
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.rf0m the New Orleans plc.rune.l

From the New orr cans picayuneJ
Now. by the light Of the experience in
which We exist. all men can see the in
eviiablc fate Of every free Governments
abandoning the principles of the Demo
cratic party. Men may change in up
holding them. Men may abandon them
and draw the sword to %extinguish them
but they live in the breasts OF the people
as the true aud only principles OF liberty.
De>potism and tyranny oniy concentrate
a purcr vitality. The %iiercer the despo-
tism the stronger The money oligarchy
which holds them down the higher in
all probability will be the spirit which
wor>llips them. And it's for such rea :
sons as these that the World can rightly
affirm that tie Democratic party is not
dead. Its principles are undying its
adhcrents are millions and whether the
party Y hirh shs III ibring these principles
again undetilej into the politics Of the
United States shall call itself Democratic
or any other anne it must rise up to
the restoration OF the Government o.;
the United States TO Il free Government
or revolutionary darkness, the sure Sc
Gnence of central despotisn, must
spread over the land.
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death. great proprietor of all
Mrs. Missouri \. STEPHENSON con-
sot Of DR.. +. STEPHENSON, Jour present
Go. Treasured departed this life on sat
urNay. Dec. l4th, 1872. Mrs. STEPHENSON
was born on the 9th day OF November,
1850, in the county OF Dubois. She was
the third daughter Of our c,timablc Clerk
Col. II. Il. ~Edmon>ton, and was at the
time OF her death in her forty-third year.
she leaves Il husband and five children to
mourn her loss. a concourse of friends
and relatives followed her remains to
their final resting place on the 18th last.
at the private burial place of hcr hus-
band near Jasper, Indiana. She was
noted for her picty an ancctionatc wife,
Il kind mother, II duiitul daughter and Il
loving sister. She is dead; so fall the
leaves OF autumn: early fade the flowers
OF Spring. Gently let the footsteps tread
the sacred sod; lower the voice: wake
not the happy spirit that sleeps that
sweet sleep that knows no waking save
that of Immortality. Bow low The head,
and let the tear of sympathy nourish the
,w ect flower OF memory. She is dead
dead TO the ills OF life, but long will she
live in the memory OF those who knew
and appreciated her many virtues
Dead. How painful the thought. We
knew her: she was the ever patient.
loving mother. ami kind friend. and wa,
beloved by all who knew her. Gone.
but only 10 wait on the golden shore To
welcome The coming of loved ones left
behind. Dead. bat yet she liveth. and
will be walking the gold-paved streets
Of Heaven with her i've little angels
who went before. When jehovah makes
up His crown OF jewels. may Tie who
aoe.h all things we'll" comfort the loved
ones " no mourn their loss, and yuidc
them safely through tho dark cloud thai,
now overshadows them. r.
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BROWN Il ALLEN, Publishers
lSo S~roaIway, .srv Yori
Attorneys t,OsmuInint-

State OF Indiana. Dubois County. "a.
In the Circuit Court OF Dubois Corn.
ty, in The state Of Indiana, March Term.
a. -. 1873.
Peter l.ci>hmann
The Louisville Mining Toreclosure.
and Manufacturing
Company.
GfE III NOWN. That on this 2lst d,v
~ OF November. in the ycarlS72. m.
above named plaintiff. by His ATTORNEYS.
n.'t in the Office OF the Clerk of the
,'rcnii Court, "A complaint against said
Defendant. in the above Untitled cause.
together with AN affidavit of a compe.
tent person. that said defendant. The
Louisville Mining and Manufacturing
company. i IA foreign corporation. and
not residents OF the State OF Indiana.
SAID defendant is therefore. hereby
notified ofthe filing and prndency of ~ il
complaint against her, aud that unless
she appear and answ or or demur thsre.
To. al the calling OF said cause on IN.
second day Of The next tertc Of said
I ouri. to be begun and held nj the Court.
House IN Jasper. on the Fifth Monday
~ March. next. said complaint. and
Inc matters and things therein contained
and alleged. will be- heard and deter
mined in her absence.
BAIL 4. EDMONSTOV, Clerk.
OF the Dubois Cirrnir Corr,
tohR ( S'uAFEr. Attys for plaintiff.
Dee. 2Oih. 1s72-3ws.
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~ A very striking thing happened in
a Chicago court. Monday. The Grand
Jury. through its foreman, presented al
open letter to the sitting magistrate,
complaining in effect that as the law il
administered. it is of no avail for; tn.
jury III indict criminals of any Glass;
Thercupon. regardless Of the consterna.
ton of the bench and the Indignation OF
the bar. The foreman, with nnimpaireI
boldncss.w went on TO specify the head and
front of the judicial offending. Men
who had been found guilty O.: murder.
corporations presented for murderous
negligence, public personages called to
book for criminal short coming.a all were
through the culpable Ieniency of the
court and the mischievous laxity Of tie
prosecuting attorneys, let off with mere
~ nominal punishment. The letter went
still further and detailed instances. One
in the case Of the lllinos Central Rail-
road. where n locomotive inside the city
limits. plugging ahead at the rate Of
twenty-five miles all hour, had ran over
a citizen. The engineer, as the servant
Of the company. was passed over. and
tho President and chief officers indicted.
What was the result! The court dis
missed the culprits without ever citin.
them for a hearing. Still more. ibis
plain spoken document said. with pretty
unmistahable cltarness, that if the Of
ficers put in place for the purpose. did
not show a Willingness to stand between
the people and these criminals. then the
grand jury, c%oinciding with the best cit
liens. mus see 10 it that a vigilance Or
CANTON take form to hold the lives and
property Of citizens in safety! Pretty
plain talk that in open court. A still
more remarkable scene followed. The
astonndcd judge arose.. questioned the
foreman. on the meaning of the presen-
%tation. and then entered into an eiabo-
rate defense of the SupremeCourt. The
spectators meantime enjoying the trans
formation. of justice pleading for leni-
ent construction. Most thoughtful pco-
pie Will regard the scene as not alone
remarkable for the state Of lawlcssness
ana incfiiciency which suggested il. but
as a ~prefiguration Of what must newt
ably be involved In the uniform laxity
prevalent throughout the country in the
punishment Of crime. If the penalty of
taking life is hanging that penalty should
be vigorously inflicted.--but as il is sell
dom inflicted. there is little room to
doubt that !. is as unwisc as il isvirtu-
ally impossible to infict. Between capi-
tai punishment and none, the first is
preferable. but We have passed the day.
when such a barbarism should he toler-
ated. indianapolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

6rT The committee of the French As.
sembly charged with the consideration
of the electoral law have decided to
recommend that every maj twenty-five
years old be not only allowed but com.
PEELED to vote. If compulsory voting
lad been the law at our late Presidential
election, its results might have been
very different.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

NJ The Edinburg Waterman says Mr.
Ed. Branigan, living in that township
raised some very large corn this season
one ear Of which measured 1Ot inches
in circumference, and 81 inches long
The ear contained 1,7O5 Kernels, which
when taken from the cob, weighed one
pound and one ounce. This corn is of a
new variety, called the Mammoth Dent
Who can beat this?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20
Aat"rncy', svz..;,sa;.lt.

Aat"rmr!'> svlalsssas.lt.
State of Indiana, Dubois County. S.:
IL the Circuit Court of Duboi, Coun.
~, in The State OF Indiana, March Term
A. ID. 1873.
John II. Jackson
The Louisville Mining Foreclosure.
and. Manufacturing
Company.
REIT KNOWN, Tha, on this g ,st dav
- OF November. la the year ls12. the
above named plaintiff. by his ATTORNEYS.
flcd IN the Office of the Clerk Of The
Dubois Circuit Court, his complaint
against said defendant. in the above in
titled cause. together with an affidavit of
y competent person. that said defendant
The Louisville Mining and Manufactur-
ing Company, is a foreign corporation,
and nonresident Of the State of indiana.
Said defendant is therefore. hereby
of the filing and tendency OF
said complaint against her, and that
unless she appear and answer or demur
thereto. at the calling Of said cause on
the second day OF the next Term O. said
Court, to be begun and held at the Court
House in Jasper. on the 9Th Monday in
March. next. said complaint, and the
matters and things therein contained and
alleged. will be heard and determined
in her absence.
BAIL Il. EDMONSTON, Clerk
ofthc Dubois Circuit Court.
Com Il ScHAFER Att'ys.
Dec. goth, 1872 -3ws.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

My"My son." said a mother to her
little boy four years old, "who above all
others will you wish to see when you
pass into the spirit world?" "Goliah -
shouted the child, with joyous anticipa-
ton, unless he quickly added, there's
a bigger Teller there!"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

The pension pay rolls show that, after
the lapse Of cighty-nine years since the
war of Independence, there are 578 Wild
ows entitled TO pensions. 1t is an evil
dencs that our ancestors were peculiarly
blessed with logcvity, OF hat the old
heroes took unto themselves very ten
der ribs. l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

everybody as long rs his money lasted :
but when u chmrca or sc~hooi-housc was
to BE- built the other came ont OF his lin
ancial reserve, gave tcn-fuld more, and
with more judicious libcrality. The
union OF the two has produced the
young Wcsicrner, OF whom | am proud
IL be considered one.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

Squire--"Hobson, they tell me you've
taken your boy away from the National
School. What's that for?" villager-
cause the master amt fit to teach un ?,
Squire-"Oh, I've heard he's a very good
master" Villager-"Wel all ! know
is, he wanted to teach my boy to spell
Eaters with a "P."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana, Dubois County, IS:
notice. is hereby given that William
~ Jones, Administrator Of the estate
OF Wells Jones, deceased, has filed
his petition to sell the real estate
Of the decedent, his personal being IN
sufficient to pay his debts and that said
petition will be heard at the next term
Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF said
County.
b. +. EDMONSTON, CLERK.
{. G. r. Dubois County.
J. &. SCHAFER, Art'y.
Dec. Goth, lS72.-Sw.
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lT l. said that Il brick wall in til.
Boston fire became liquiiied from tn,
intense heat, and ran down over con.
siderable space.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

ora bill has passed the lower house
Of the legislature changing the times OF
holding Circuit Courts in this Circuit
Dubois needs the change.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

-Osa woman with red hair, who
wrote poetry: Unfort innate woman [;
how sad il your lot! Your ringlcts ere
red, hut your poerns are not.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

cation probably not surpassed in the
world, and hundreds OF feet of piazza
promenade, standing at the head of the
lake within a stones throw of the sheet,
and with magnificent mountain ranges
on either side, the grounds and gardens
almost represent scene Of the Arab
an nights" Rare eXotics remind one of
Kensington and Kew Gardens in London
with their wealth OF beauty, 50 thorough
is the attention paid to the aesthetic while
the general view from the front dimly
suggests that from the dining-room Of
the Victoria Hotel overlooking the Lakes
OF Killarney. The lake presents fine fa-
cilities for fishing, is pro.usely stocked
with row, sail and eamboats-consider-
atiUns 10 the pieasure-seekers that operate
quite as powerfully in this work-a-day
age, and perhaps more powerfully than
mere romantic considerations Of the pie
turesque. Add to these a perfect cuisine,
and you have in the Fort William Hem
ry hotel, an antique paradise in valley
Of Va,hta, in combination with all the
comforts OF modern civilization.
G. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

GREELEY's STRENGTH.-The truth is
that Mr.. Greeley has next to no Repub-
lican strength, and that his most active
Dtmociatic support comes from the trad
ing element OF that patty and the follow
e.s which that element contlos. 1t was
the'e.ole cunning piece Of strategy
which he d the ratification meeting in
thi> city, the seat OF the shveIed Tam
many Ring. Ii the sheep were fail ly
srpa atrd nom TIE goats, it would be
ound that Mr. Greeley's supporters in
this city consist most entirely of that
cass o. Democrats whom he has been
accustomed to denounce in the Tribune
aS the dregS and offscourings of creation
" y. WOrtd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

A SEVERE CRITlcIsM.-The New York
EUdngetjSt thus ailudes to Horace Gree
icy
With all his talents, his long expert
/ ence OF the world, he has very little in
sight into human nature and in dealing
with those who are crafty and plausible,
h. IS a. innocent and crcdulou- rs a chic
How many lerches have ia. tened upon
him, draining hi- purse and almost suck
ing his blood. Such creatures use his
name and his authority for their own self
,h end.
This would be our fear in regard to
Mr. G'eelev, that no sooner would he be
{ tabli he'd in power than there would
Sp ing up under his nose Kitchen Cab
met, that would manipulate things for
their own purposes, without suspicion
ever entering hi, honest soul Aud 50 it
might come To pass that, while this sud
den mp ing Of the people might clear out
the military ing" as it is called. and
thus eXo:ci,e one demon of corruption,
vet no sooner would Inns be d ivrn out
and the Lou-e w pit AID guni he'd than
there would enter in seven other devils
verse than the first. This might be, even
while no man doubted the personal in
tegrity of the President. Just as great
maud, and scandals We're eipetrated un-
der the ve,y eye of Lincoln, though he
was the most honest of men. Such things
make Us have mi,giyng in regard to
his new departure and recall Lincoln's
aging about swapping horses while
crossing the stream"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

GREELEY IN YUBA Yesterday
We met Horace in Yuba City, or his pro-
totype. He wore a two story white hat,
had one leg OF his pants in his boots and
the Other ieg turned up and made to do
duty a II co.iar for his long skirted coat.
We hea. d him conversiug with farmer
lIom the rural districts, and instructing
him as to the best kind OF hoop poles, and
the proper manner of raising them.
" The best seed, sir" said he, "is obtain
ed in Poland, so called from the number
Of poles grown there. The seed should
be sown in drills and turned under on the
first revolution. Yon must follow the
Russian policy, sir, by protecting the
young plants with a dollhouse. When
they arrive at certain age wind them
around Il barrel and let them remain for
four weeks. Then run them through II
split ticket machine, invented by Rack
ei by, OF this county. and they are ready
for stoiage or use" Waited no longer,
for just then customer coming in, vii
coXon was obliged to attend to him, and
We lost the rest OF his essay on hoop
pules,-1ppeai.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

A SAD ST. RY.-IlenIy Iabich, an old
and highly respected citizen OF Shasta,
committed suicide Ia,i week by shooting.
Last August Mr. Habi,h had the nisfor-
tune To lose his eldest daughter, Eva inc,
To whom he wa. deeply attached. That
sad event pIeyed heavi y upon his mind
and doubtless led to the act Of self-des
t uction. He leaves a widow and two
children u mourn his death. His re-
mains were buried by the Odd Fellows,
of which order be had bsen many years
Q mem Dor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

READING.-This is the name of the
new town in Shasta county where the
khi road Depot wi | be established. 1t is
on the second bench Of tablo land in the
Sac amento Valley, about fvc miles from
Shasta. The company intend to build
comm'dions depot and hotel, and rumor
says n round house and mrchne-shops
also. The new town will be located mt
or near" Poverty Bend" and when the
railroad is completed to its terminus, un-
doubleday the stage from this place will
make the Though connection with the
cars
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

"THE people the United STATE know
G-nelai O ant-haye known all about
him i c. Donelson anl Vick,burg; and
they d. not know his slanderers and do
not care to know them" This was Nj.
Oreeley's opinion before ambition made
him consplrator against his party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

THE Hoodlums of San Francisco re-
Gently held bail for raising fund to
pay the fine OF some brother Hoodlums
who were imprisoned some time since lor
outrageous acts in the City Guidens. The
sum laised was more than sufficient to
pay the fine, but then the treasurer and
the cash disappeared at the same time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

A YOUTH who had caught the circus
fever bet one dollar that he could climb
a telegraph pole, and stand on his head
upon the top. While lying in bed with
his skull cracked be came to the concu-
sion that he shouldn't like to follow the
circus business as means Of livelihood.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

An Their Pre,idrnti4l ticket has beer
put into the field by tho Anti Secret-Soc
ely Convention in Obelin, Ohio. They
name Challrs Francis Adams and Gen
eial Charles II. uowa d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

No political movement ever fell so
deqd in Massachusetts" says the Boston
IrdDetlcr, las that which eliminated at
Cincinnati. 1t would be impossible to
make up Greeley electoral ticket outside
The Democratic party" The same re-
malk might he made with equal truth
concerning the rest Of New England.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

VooEEEIs says iho'e are at least eigh-
ty Democratic members Of the House
who stand with him, and that Frank
Blair is the only DemocIatic Senator to
Greeley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

THEEE members of the cdito' ial stat
o. the Sp ingdeid Hepub. ican have with
d avn and pu cha ed the Sp ingfe IN
ion. which will be- conducted as an Ad.
ministIation journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

IT is e>timltrd by the State Bond ot
Equalization that under the code the AS
fes. ment rolls this year viii amount to
Fix hund ed millions Of do lars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

The Democratic State Conventions of
Vermont, South Caro- ina, Wisconsin and
Missouri have indorsed the Cincinnati
platform.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

TIE Chicago Times says that at very
large meeting o, coIored citizens in that
city, the expression was unanimous in
favor Of Grant, and it did not trnnspire
that Greeley had supporter in the room.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

SHASTA William Nourse, a
miner of French Gulcb, was knocked
down by highwaymen near Whiskeytown
aud robbed OF S300.."..Joe Keating, n
German, dropped dead on Sunday OF
heart disease.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

SHERIFF ADAMS and his deputies are
summoning jurors and witnesses for Mrs.
Fairs new trial, which is set for June
24th, and will take place in the Fifteenth
District Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

BAlNBRIDGE WADLEIGH is the nom
inee Of the Republican caucus for United
States senator from New Hampshire, to
take the place Of Patterson, whose term
expires next March.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

GRANT thinks it nm even chance wheth
er the Baltimore Convention will nom
mate 6 eeiey, bit hopes it will, in o d4l
that the fight may be an open one be
tween the Two.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

Ex SENATOR CHEsTYUT. South Car
olina, i, one OF the delegates to the Balti-
more Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

Miss Tennie G. Clahin has reached the
goal OF her singular ambition. She was
e.ected Colonel Of the Eighty-Seventh
New York Regiment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

SARAT CA has had the 5, mewhat re-
maIkable hrnomonon Of shower oi
sulphur, heavy enough to co,or the ground
all about.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

MINIsTER Schenck has been instructed
10 abandJ1 the arbitration at Geneva.
and 10 decline the British proposition to
adjourn the Treaty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

THE belle of New Yo:k society is "A
Spani: b lndy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

BERLIN dispatches say the Federal
Council ale nlatui ing measure for the
expulsion % all Je,uits, native and for
eign from the Geiman Empire.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

S NE military and naval preparations
along oui Gulf coast, indicate a suspicion
Of app. oaching trouble with Spain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

THE Temperance party OF Pennsylva
nia have pat Governor and State ticket
in the hed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-22

FIFTY 7HoUsAND fans have been or
d-ied fiom one factory at Ma hun (New
HnmpshiIc). lor The Boston Peace Jub-
lice.