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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-03

Ledge, No. 2l4 r. and A. n, and Evangelist Lodge.
No. 800, +. and A. NJ, are respectfully invited TO
ReeeEer street (old No. 256, on Sunday afternoon,
August 4, at one O'Clock.
me members Of Lafayette Lodge AS are hereby
requested 20 attend special communication, TO
be held on Sunday August 4, at twelve O'Clock M,
Hope Lodge in paying the last tribute Of to
che hate Brother John Thompson:
W. IRVING ADAMS, Secretary.
ToNs:-On Friday, August 2, DANIEL TONE, aged
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, on Sunday, at one O'Clock nom the
residence OF his parents, Tenth avenue ana li4th
street.
TYsoN.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning,
August l. JOHN TYSON, In the 61st year OF MS age;
The relatives and friends OF the family are IN
q Winoughby street. on Sunday afternoon August
4 ct halfpast one O'Clock. $1,000 n
y.sss n tSe 5ss year Of his
The relatives and friends are Respectfully invited
e his Ias Of
Greene avenues, on Monday, August 9, at two
o'S WMrH..on Thursday, August 1, MARY WHITE,
the beloved wife OF James White, aged SO years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
% two O'Clock p M. D.F
wnLIANs.--On Friday, August 2, 1872, PRUDENCE
WLLIxxs. relict OF Richard Williams, IN the sSth
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
20 attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
eoninaw, John McOreery, corner OF Palisade and
Jefferson avenues, Jersey City Heights on Sunday,
August 4, at one O'Clock p. M.
WILKENs.-On Thursday, August l, Captain HENRY
WILKENs, in the Gath year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral rom his late residence, 940 At
lantc avenue, Sunday, August a. at three O'Clock
Pm.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WOOD.-On Friday, August 2, MARY MATILDA,
youngest daughter Of John and Mary Wood, aged s
months and days.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
the funeral from the late residence OF her parents,
No. Summit street, South Brooklyn, on Sunday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
YATEs.-0n Friday, August 2, MARY B. G. YATES,
only daughter OF John and the late Mary Yates,
months
Friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her father, 354 Even
street. on Sunday, August 4, at two p. NJ
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To THE EDITORS OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN
GENTLEMEN-I find in your issue OF the 9th inst.
an article copied from New York paper saying
that "a letter from the ChOctaw country states that
the Congressional Investigating Committee now
there has discovered that OF over two millions OF
dollars paid for their Missouri lands none OF 1t has
been received by the tribe, but passed into the
hands OF "a Baltimore lawyer named Latr0be and
the five delegates to Washington from that nation.
The Chickasaw Indians were also similarly victim
lied"
As you suggest. am no donbt the person alluded
TO. The above statement Is utterly untrue.
Neither Choctaws nor Chckasaws ever possessed q
foot OF ground In Missouri. II the writer intended
Mississippi, they were purchased by the United
States under the treaty OF 1882 The government
was to survey and sell them, paying to the Indi-
the net proceeds. These, under a sub
segment treaty, were nquidated by an award
of the Senate OF upwards Of 81, 900 In favor
1861 tine sum OF $3.50, 900 account, and no more.
The Chtckasaws insisting that they had been
grlevousy defrauded In many ways. In this behalf,
their accounts were referred, under still another
treaty to the Secretary OF the Interior for examine
ton, whose decision was 10 be nna. This examina-
ton has not yet been completed. But neither for
the balance admitted To be due the Ch0ctaws nor
for the open claim OF the Chickasaws has dollar
Jet been paid, directly or indirectly. They are Still
among those matters which wear out life times
before Congress.
My own employment by these nations commenced
In 1885, when prepared for the Choctaw ana Cnck.
asaw Commissioners and negotiated with the then
Secretary OF the Interior the treaty OF june 1900
and was compensated, along with others TOT ser.
vices rendered out OF moneys paid Dy tne united
treaties on the re-establishment or the relations
that the late war had interrupted; n ,.rpopr
OCEAN Hoyss, NewpQgt n. l. yQly ", lSl2 = !
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CONVENTION OF IRISH SOCIETIES.
The City. and County OF New York
Rcpresented-The Catholic Protectory
To He Suafained

Rcpresented-The Catholic Protectory
To he Sustained.
convention OF the Irish societies OF the city
and county Of New York was held last night al
Hibernia Hail. ~ Prince street. Five delegates
were present from each OF the following societies.
viz, from twelve societies OF the Ancient order Of
Hbernians from eight Of the Father Mathew I. "A. By
societies, and from the societies OF the churches Of
st. James, st. Columbia, st. Michael, and thd
Holy Innocents. Mr. Thomas KerrRan acted
as Chairman OF the Convention, Mr.. EdwarG
l.. Carey as Secretary, with Mr. hug1
Coleman and Mr. Carroll as Vice Prest1
dents. The object OF the Convention, as am
nounced by the Chairman, was to take measurea
to have the constitution and bylaws OF each secietH
more perfect consolidation. The names OF addY
ti0na delegates rom societies not represented ad
the last Convention OF March, 1871, were enrolled
in the calendar. As these societies are ex4
clusvely Irish, or American by adoption, it was
deemed prudent to receive no native Americana
into ONCE but to grant to them all other privilegea
the societies hold forth. The secondary object was
to have delegates appointed In each society where's
omces had been recently made vacant either bE
death or continued absence. After some lively de-
bates characteristic OF Irish w.t. humor and Jealt
0usies, motion relative to the contributing oq
money towards the sustenance OF the Orphans
was made and unanimously carried. A committed
Of i've was Herewith duly appointed BY the Presty
dent OF the Convention to walt on the Right Revy
Archbishop McCloskey, and request his suggestions
az to the best manner OF raising hve or six thou-
sand dollars for this charitable purpose. The Cons
vention adjourned about ten O'Clock p. NJ, to va
recalled 0R the l7th tQlt
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he Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Ami.
ls acknowledges the receipt of the following do.
THE CHocrAw CLAIMs-THE OTHER SIDE.

HENRY BEKGH President,
HENRY CLEws, Treasurer.
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%. Il w. fs. M.
How to Go West.

This Is an enquiry which every one
sho"iu nave TRUTIIFULLY answered be-
fore he starts on his journey, aud lit
tie care taken in examination of Routes
VIII in many cases save much trouble.
time. and money.
The II. b. Il W. Route running
from indianapolis through blooming
ton to burlington, has achieved a splen-
did reputation in the last two wears as
the leading Passenger Route to the west
At burlington it connects with the great
burlington Route which runs direct
through Southern Iowa to Nebraska
and Kansas. with close connections to
California and the Territories: and pas
sengers starting from Dubois County.
on then way westward. cannot do bet
ter than to take the l. Il. Il w. and Bur-
lington Route.
This Line has published pamphlet
called "How to go West" which con-
tains much valuable information: al
large correct map of the Great West. !
which can be obtained free of charge bv
addressing the General Passenger
Agent. b. & NJ. r.. r., Burlington. |
Iowa.
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!, n. , According to the reports of the
high offers of the Government. tbe
Secretary of the Treasury" and the
treasurer" there is discrepancy OF
accounts in regard to the public debt
ana the collection of revenue of one
hundred and odd millions of dollars. -
Inc DOCKS, 1t appears, of these account
ing officers don't agree. The Greeley
Administration would soon find ont
WHY THEY DON'T AGREE AND WHO HAS
TAKEN THE MONEY THAT CAUSES THE
TROUBLE. Flight from the country or
the States Prison will be the only alter
natives for men who are now high in
oincial position. Well may Morton and
cameron fight hard for Grant when his
deieat and an inspection of the books
Oy their opponents may put them in the
striped clothes Of the convict.
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"A quantity Of fossil bones were un.
earthed on the 28th, near Laketown
Wabash county, by a party of men en-
gagged in digging ditch through a
swanpy piece OF ground, which had been
dried out by the heat of last summer
The bones were found under depo,it
OF black swamp muck and fine blue clay.
and rested upon bed OF hard gravel
The editor of the Wabash Plaindealer
who has examined the bones. saws tley
are III wonderful state of preservation.
lie gives the following measurements:
"The knee joint is twenty-seven in
ches around one end. The femur is three
feet long. lis. greatest circumference
around the joint thirty-two and a half
inches. The scapula, or shoulder blade.
was at least thirty inches long. The dis
lance across the glcnoid cavity eight in
ches. The dorsal vertebra a part of
them have very long spinous processes.
One OF these measured as follows: -
transverse diameter, eleven inches
longitudinal. twcnty-four inches. Dis
lance around the lower extremity, twen-
ty-six inches. The longest rib is forty
seven and half inches long. Unlike
the ribs OF most animals, instead of the
broadcast part being on q line with the
outer surface of the animal, its widest
part extended in the direction of the
peritoneal cavity"
1t is thought there are still others in
the spot, and further excavations are to
be made.
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oae Of ihe .nlrkahlc s,atcrants /,
the card of nrnrv Reed. ,el,,inr 10 Al,
cowlrdy sn,, nurAerans assault ~, Mn
10y one - the family Of Inc prrsia,,tt. /.
TINS: "Ihe author OF the ar,ic le IN IN,
Snntchlrslas The Dents with o,irc brnk.
eraye. rs know now lives in ibis ci,,
Washington fact which he (Dcnt.
wei. knew lna The article ITSELF. after il
wa pnt In typo. and b"iurr il was pub
Hshed, was submitted 20 General Dent.
Cene.ni Ba6cock and General Porter in
TIE white House. and "A denial of the
facts II contained challenged"
There WAS no denial. nor to this day
has there been Il publc denial of the
facts. What were the fac S? The fol.
lowing. which we copy from the Capital
or August 81, and which provoked the
assault. will explain:
Inquest is made in the New York
sun for Mr.. j. IL. Whitney, banker, OF
Fort BYRON. New York. 1t appears
That William j. Farmnd received from
PRESIDENT Grant the appointment as
1'!isul at Callao. in consideration OF
which he paid in cash 10 Louis Dent. a
brothcr-in-law of General Grant. two
thousand five hundred dollars. and TO
+. L. Dent, also brothers-in-law of The
President, one thousand dollars. After
ward Mr.. Farrand negotiated further
with the Dental brothcr-im-law for the
appointment OF Mr.. Whitley as Com
missioner to settle the claims of citizens
OF the United States against Peru. for
which he paid TO General +. L. Dent.
brother-in-law as aforesaid. the sum of
three thousand dollars in cash at the
Astor House in New York. 1t appears
however, that although the bargain was
completed and the consideration paid. |
the office was given TO another and Far
rand and Whitney lost the opportunity |
OF playing into each others hands which
1t would have afforded
Ncpotism and Office brokerage bv
members of the Grant family have
Drought disgrace to the country, and are
among The causes which have produced
The widespread revoltin the Republican
ranks against the reelection Of Grant. ,
We Nlow the scandal that prevailed i'm
the neighborhood OF Cincinnati in rela-
ton to the alleged sale of offices bv the
father of the President. And it would I
seem that the family failing reaches .
Wherever any of ii holds Office, or is in {
OF position TO command patronage by !
virtue of the rela tionship. 1t is a burn {
lng disgrace to the country that we I
should have President who is greedy |
for gifts, and who solicits them by be-
slowing high official positions on the G
givers Of rich presents; who quarters all /
his family relations on the public treas /
ury.and who, i'll turn. are permitted bv '
the President to enrich thems elves by In
Office brokerage No wonder. we repeat.
that there is revolt among those of the 7
Republican party who have pride i'm
their country, and desire to have the
ChIef Magistrate lifted above low asso-
rriations and low practices. : Cincinnati =
Enquirer. =
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= Wien Duncan wrote to VOORHEES,
to be present at Louisville, VOORHEES,
says: IF ! want to vote for Grant 7
would do II fair and square. without
getting up. any tom-fool convention ms
An excuse" 80
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ROckpOrt u Jasper Mail Route
Y>llE undersigned having received the
: contract for carrying the mail to
k0ckport, respectfully informs any one
desiring to 90 to Rockport. that he will
provide means for carrying them OH
Mondays and Fridays IL they will leave
word on the day before at The Post oiire
in Jasper. JOSEPH UHRICH.
July sth. 1870.
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:. rTThe Republican of this week pub.
fishes a map of another proposed rail
road along the Ohio river. running from
Louisville to Memphis by the way Of
Owensboro. Look at it. =
Rockport Democrat
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICES hereby given ,ha, ,,o
:, undersigned has been appointcJ
administrator with the will anncyod oc
the estate of Maria L. Scrmcrsheim latc
of Dubois County. Indiana. dccoos n,d'
Said estate is probably solvent.
JOHN +. LORY, Admir-.
Sept 9Th, 1s72-3w,
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@On account Of our express carrier
to Loogootcc ncglccting to bring us pa
per, by reason Of his taking mad spell
this week, we are two days behind time
with our paper. We hope the matter
is all amicably arranged now, however,
and We will be subjected to no further
delays.
NJ The free schools ended in Jasper,
on Friday last, without any public ex.
amination,o or demonstration Of any kind.
The Trustees should direct a general
public examination to be held next year,
SO that parents may see how their chill.
dren are progressing. Each of the
teachers began teaching subscription
schools on Monday morning.
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Notice 10 Contractors.
SEALED PROPOSALS


WILL. bc received BY the umdcrsign.
w cd. School Trustees Of the incOr.
poratcd town of Jasper. until
SATURDAY, March Is, 1872.
For the erection OF a graded school
house tor said town. The house is to
be of brick, G5 feet long by 22 feet wide.
two stories. with three rooms. to I've
built in accordance with Plans and Spec
furnished by Mr.. n. Il. Wilson,
Architect. 1t ia to be completed and
ready for occn. ,ation by the first day
Of December, 1872, and will be paid for
In cash when completed.
Proposals will be received for the
completion of the entire building, or.
for the brick and stone work in one bid,
and the carpcrtering and plasterimg IN
another. The right TO reject any and all
bids if not satisfactory To the Board, is
reserved.
The plan may he seen at any time at
the Courier office, in Jasper.
X. NJ. WELMAN./
KUEBI.ER, School Trusts.
j. w. BRETZ,
January 26, lS72.-td.
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ALNosT FRE.-On last Sabbath,
evening abount dark smoke was discov-
cred Issuing from the office Of Mr.. w.
l.. Edmiston, adjoining the residence Of
Mr.. John Gramelspacher, and upon
bursting open tho door, the ceiling was
discovered to be or fire, 1t having caught
from an ash box in one corner Of tho
room. Luckily II was discovered In time
20 DC easily extinguishcd. or that entire
'l"are would likely have burned.
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ID The County Commissioners made
demand on John Miller for possession
OF the Poor Asylum on edncsday last,
but Miller couldn't see it, and still con-
'inues to furnish panper grub at IS cents
q week. Profitable board.
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ROckpOrt & Jasper Mail Route
V~IIE undersigned having received the
= contract for carrying the mail to
Rockport, respectfully informs any one
desiring to go to Rockport, that he will
provide means for carrying them on
Mondays and Fridays IL they will leave
word on the day before ut The Post Office
in Jasper. JOSEPH ClIRICII.
july S,h, 1870.
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W Lumbcrmcn are anxiously await
ing rise in the creeks and rivers, to get
10 market with numberless saw -logs.
When all the log trees are cut IN some
parts of this county, the owners will be-
gin 10 pay more attention 10 their farms.
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nlBERNnA;
OR
IRELAND. Tile MORLD OVER.

T. the title Of book Of hundred and forty III re-
pages. tecmng with fun anl h.nor. il contains "a.
hundred Poems Odes parohies and Songs. and Is one
of the hcs hits at political kings and Irish influence H.
American affair ever publislsd. The Songs man,
o. them arranged 10 popular air> and the rarodss in
cude all the popular poets The leading journals speak
~ u n book Of Uncommon merit. every page vi
which furnishes The @earan f.r gcod hearty laugh
Ftf'y cents sent with fhc address of III. sender to
NcL,CuilIN BROS. No. IL Dusne street, New York
viii secure a copy sent prepaid BY mail.
Feb 10. lss2.-2w.
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~ certain young gent in our town
visits his father very often, but gets no
closer than three or four miles of his
house, before other attractions draw him
away. A case Of affinity" we believe
they call ii.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-08

The advertiser having been permanently cured ofthst
Tread disease, Consumption. by simple remedy, IL
anxious to make known his feew sufferers the means
q" cure j" all who desrei. h. will send copy Of the
prescription used, free Of charged with the direction,
Tor preparing and using the same. which they will Ihnd
sure cure for CoSsr ArroS ASTHMA. BRokcn,I,s, etc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Nov. 10y. Rev. EDw AkD A. WILSON.
26s South Third ST.. wiliiamsburgh, n. Y.
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"The sale Of lots ut St. Marks last
Tuesday, was great success, notwitL-
standing the bad weather About so
lots were sold at prices ranging from
$i22 to SEQ. II is expected quite town
will he built up there this season.
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@Thc engine and machinery for the
Planning Mill Of Mcssrs. N. ii. Meh-
ringer 4 Co., was hauled over from
LoogoOtcc this week. 1t made about
ten big wagon loads. They expect 10
be in operation IN short time now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-08

"A large number of people were
IN town this week, attending Commits
sioners' Court.
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~ Already we hear of half n dozen
new buildings going up in Jasper the
coming season. We hope to see little
more taste displayed IN the appearance
Of them than has usually been the case in
this town.
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THE New Albany Standard says syca-
more lumber which was few years ago
considered almost valueless. is now be-
ing worked into barrel heading, at the
stavc factory in that city.
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|" Those who have seen the plan OF
the proposed new school house gener.
ally commend il. 1t is handsome.
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G1'A brass band has been organized
by several public spirited young men in
jasper, and they arc now taking lessons
nightly.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTEKFEITs!

Smiths Tonic syrup has been counterfeited, and
the couuterfeiter brought 10 grief
SMITHS TONIC lsYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls private
Stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Rull only has III. right
to manufacture and sell the original John smith. Tonic
Syrup. Of Louisville, Kentucky. Examine well the labr
on each bottle II my private stamp Is not on caci
bottle do not purchase, or you will be deceived
See my column advertisement, and my show card
will prosecute any one infringing OIL my right The gems
inc Smiths Tonic syrup can only be prepared by my
self.
THw PrRucs sgsvAxr,
DIX. John BULL.
Louisville, Kentncky. March 3. 1871.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
To SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana, Dubois county, IS:
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that Mary
~ Il. Buhr, Administrative with the
will annexed Of the estate of John Bulr,
deceased. has filed her petition to sell
the Real Estate Of the deccdent, his
personal being insufficient to pay his
debts; and that said petition will be
heard at the next term of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of said county.
i. Ii. EDMONSTON. CLERK.
{. &. +. Dubois County.
b. DUETrNER. Atty.
Feb. Esd, l872-3w.
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~ The mention of the name Of S.
ii. Taylor, Esq, In connection with the
nomination for Circuit ProsecutOr,i meets
with universal favor IN this county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-08

~ The conflict between School Trus-
tees In the town of IImntingburg has
been adjusted BY one set resigning this
week. Let us have peace"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-08

OF Mcssrs. Joseph Egg and Joseph
Scrmersheim have gone to Evansville.
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~ Jos. Troxer has got his Spring
stock Of material, and is now ready for
u crowd Of work. He has lot of nice
things in the saddle and harness line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-08

Nv Eight thousand cases Of tobacco
have been raised this year IN the Housa-
tonic Valley, ola market value OF over
half million.
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~ We learn that Mr.. Beckman. Of
Ferdinand, purchased two lots at st.
Marks, and Intends TO build on them im-
mcdiatcly.
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az The roads are getting little bet
ter.
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~ Mrs. Emma McConnahey has
gone to Cincinnati after new goods.
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~ Judge Durham is IN aspirnnt for
Congress- In this District,
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JASPER COURIER.

W The County Commissioners trans
acted good deal Of business this week.
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MILLIN r RY

", has ,lso srgr assortment of tsics aud
Hats and Ernnc'-. Tall ard stock
oct -, ISL. JOSEPH sEIyEEsAilM