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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

THE LrGisIArUEE. This body is in
session. and hard at work. but princi.
pally in examining and discussing vari-
Gus measures proposed. AS yet no bill
has passed both branches we believe
except one TO pay the expenses of the
session. and a joint resolution agaius,
two United States Court Districts in
Indiana. But grea. many other bills
are being got into proper shape. and 10
doubt good deal of legislation will be
eventually accomplished. probably more
than will be 10 best interests of the
people Of the State.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

NOTICE i hereby given tha, the un.
~ drr>iai"'d. ln, been appointed kx-
erH:"r with will annexed of The estate of
isaac harris. late OF Dubois county.
Indiana. drrra~ed. Said estate is prob
ably solvent.
INNNnEN Il. TAYLOR. Admir-.
Noy. 22sl. ls1a-3w.
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REvrE re IA MeDR SURPRISES ever,
other Fashion journal Of It's kind. /
Is imported from Paris and Translate.
~ English. 1t gives yearly over l.5Ct
beautiful fashion cuts. and some 20s
valuable patterns. var, ihg;in style ant
size to suit all. besides novelties 10,
trimming and fancy work. Ii is re.
ceivcd monthly in advance. AMI put n,
tiie astonishing low price OF - 5, /,
wear: single :!niii ocfs p crnts. lie Bon
Ion a:!d iscvue de Ia Mode iomc;hcr 50
Address ). Z. Taylor. sl6 Broadway
Ncw York.
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~ The election in Poscy County on
me l''h upon the question of donating
Sl25.roc 10 the C.. Il. 4 :. w. II. X. re-
suited in 1921 votes for and 1857 against
The appropriation. thus defeating the 40,
preparation by So votes. We presume
this settles that enterprise. as far as Mt.
Vernon is concerned. for the present.
though the Republican says another
election will be- ordered. What Next !.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

- The yield Of the so furnaces now
erecting will add 100000 tons Of vjc-
IRON - The present annual production OF
the United states. aud il is estimated
that the productive capacity of ali our
furnaces will be aoooOOo tons per an
mum within two wears.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

z Mr. Sanl Kerr. son of Hon. ".
(. Kerr, accidentally shot himself while
out hunting in Harrison county last
Friday. with a-doublc- barrel shot run,
the buck-shot tearing his arm terribly.
We hope his wound may not prove any
more serious than ffcsl. veeiir %iiicil
will. soon heal. -
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NOTICE,

IS hereby given that The S,ock-Lo,d.
cr- OF hr Dubois county Agricul.
inraI society will meet AT JASPER on
"Wednesday December 4. 1872 inr In.
purpo~r OF cicr,.n. officers for the en-
>Gim. wear. and attending to ANY either
bu>inc,S .. L. !iDHES. prc>t
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DAVIES tcrNTy. We are glad IL
hear reports uf The growth at N;a>hinr.
ton. Indicated by il note in the Demo
crat. which says "As .ara- we know
there j. not house OF tay ccscripiinn
for rent Within the city. And yci houses
a!r @oiug MP in every dircc,iu... aii,!
anxio'i- ie'iaiifs waiiing 20 occnpy them.
he total value OF real estate aud inn
prnvciiieni~ Ia thc corporate limits i.
assessed ii SOS. .4i2. Tie per-oual prop-
city IN The city is taxed at SiJo,U36..
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Although, Twcctl's ease i set down
for neNi Tue say. the trial does not ap-
pear 10 lie near 10 hand. Ike ui,'t
tneiit against lim covers 1850 .lm.,~.
and i the longest ever fonnl in the
world. toun,e. for defendant will re-
Iaire scvvsN! weeks ~ yNal!nr II. il I'D;
longer. and VIA. nuiioas 10 quasi,. cfc..
They may obtain pos,poncncni indeE-
uiiciy.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOT is hereby given. that tho
: undersigned has been appointed
Administrator with will annexed of tba
estate OF John LewInon. late Of Dubois
County, Indiana. deceased.
Said estate is probably solvent.
Nov. 80, ls7c.-3w.
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iHr project of building limo 0.
morse railway from Washington. D..
v.cs' county. to tho Iadinapoli. and
ihccnncs Railroad at Edwar,lsp ort.
has been broscLcd.
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III Hon. Nj. G. Kerr has our tbapl, ,
FOR favors in public documents. lie has
gone on to Washington, as have most
OF the Congressman.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

~ THOMAS Camp, the murderer OF
Bilderbcek, was hing Friday at Prince
ton.
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~ The total sales OF beer in Tore.
iiau'e last month was 1.205 barrels--oye,
lorty barrels day. Cincinnati has \
rival. 80
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" On! for single scsccch Of ne =
co"o'ivc within sight Of town.
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DEATH or GENERAL KIsr. Genera
Reuben c. Kise. for the mast tuo vaor.
editor of the Vincennes Sun. died a,
his residence in Vincennes. on the o1s,
instant. lie had been in poor health
for several months. ard was Off duty
nearly all summer, in search of health.
Inc ten. was comparatively n Young
man, and of good talents. ana bid fair 10
take a high rank for usefulness amony
me public men of the State. OF gen
lai disposition. his loss will be severely
felt IN the social circles of Vinccnnes. =
lie leaves wife and child, who have
the sympathies Of a large circle OF his
acquaintance and admirers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

lHE NuEsERy.--Tbis best Of all
chiids magazines, for December. il az
hai'd' and real treasure It is. No bet
ter holiday present can be mad. 10 l;,,,o
children than years subscription to
me Nursery. II just suits their grow
ing understanding. Subscriptions sen.
III before the lst Of January entitle the
sender to the two last numbers o., 1879
s'a'ls' 81 90 per year. Address John
l.. shorey, No. 90 Bromfield street. Eo,.
.o'' Mass or we will send the Jasper
Courier and the Nursery together for
one year for a2 50. it subscriptions arc
handed in previous 10 January /.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

AZ The indianapolis Sentincl.or last
monday. IN classifying the members o,
the Legislature puts Hons. Cave and pco
OF this District, down as Liberals. We
thought they were Democrats. They
were elected as such. and We hadn't
heard they had left the party. 1t also
says Mr.. Pecd. and several others. are
Sawyers. What does il mean? DO ,hcv
saw the wood for the Legislature. in or
der to get spending money?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29
THx LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
AGENTS WANTED.

Any person wishing to act permanently as . local
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S. MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
Nov. %. Il,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

As a wife was holdinj
in her hands one morui'
man and wife one 2" I
the husband. "Then,
came home drunk last 1
ashamed Of myself.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
Tho Cincinnati Convention

completed its work yesterday afternoon by the
nomination OF HORACE GREELEY. OF n y, ior
President, and b. GRAFT BRowN, OF Missouri,
tor Vice President. The nominations were
received here in the afternoon and formed
the principal theme OF conversation III every
circle The Radicals are mostly very bitter N
their denunciation OF Greeley and Brown, and
IRON appearances would prefer to vote TOR any
respectable Democrat But there are others who
clam TO he Republicans who SO so tar as TO say
that the Philadelphia Convention will throw Grsnt
overheard and nominate Greeley. There are
all kinds OF rumors and the tr!cksters, othce-seeS-
ers .'ld oiliee-holders at their wits end Many
ut tHcm ate mum and gravely shake their heads,
reminding ot the mule who does not relish has
water Such evidently waiting for instruc-
tions IRON Washington
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

Sunday School Superintendent out in
Alaska treated his entlre class to a sleigh ride
There were just forty one Of the cheruos, and
a six-horse sleigh. On the way home they
were beset by pock Of ferocious wolves. Cool
and collected in that hour OF fearful trial, the
heroic Superintendent saw at glance that he
must soon be over,aken. In an instant his
quick mind grasped The only chance of escape.
Seizlng the child that always sang 81 want to be
an angeln' two notes too bigb he flung it to the
rapacious horde 1t stayed their onward rush
for moment. Next came the urchin who
never brought any pennies for the beatben.-
And SO on swept the pursued and pnrsuers until
the last infant was exhausted. But the brave
fellow had economical his material nobly And
besides, whole Sunday-scloo slows of woIve,
perceptlblv. We have always noticed this In
ar othor moment the sleigh dashed into the VII
lage, and the grand, true hearted man knew e
was saved.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04
The Soldiers Protest Again Grant.

s''S oS'N'S'c V'Ss0oS N60sp S0'Ss
The following significant CIRCULAR issued BY
Gen. A II. Barnum, Commander. in Chief OF
the Gaand Army of the Republic, has just
been made public:
The ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON, ID. G.,
April lS, 1872.
DEAR SIR: The undersigned have conferred
with many representative soldiers throughout
the country, and find general concurrence Of
opinion that the soldiers should raise their
voice il protest against the further progress of
the alarming disntegratiOn of the Republican
party which has taken place under the Ad-
minstraton OF Gen. Grant. To effect this,
the names Of representative soldiers in the
several States who hold these views are de-
sired for the purpose Of being appended to a
call for soldiers aud sailors National Con-
yention to be held in New York City in May
proxlmo, which Convention shall formally by
resolution OF otherwise, call upon the Phila-
delphia Conrentios to nominate candidate
other than Grant and who will unite the
party and lead it to victory. If you concur in
this movement please to inform us within a
few days, and give US also the names of other
representative veterans in your State which
we may be at liberty to use likewise Very
respectfully, II. A. BAREUM, New York.
JuDsoN KILPATRICK, n. j.
w F. BARTLETT, Mass
Please address Gen. H. A. Barnum, HOff.
man House, New York City.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

er husbands s head
she asked, "Are a
suppose 50, +" said
ned the wife, II
and ought to be
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

fHs DAiLY GAZETTE is Published every afternoon
EXCEPT Sunday at ild Market street. and served u!
carriers 10 subscribers in all parts Of wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages. for six
cents a week payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
So, in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established i's''
the largest and most hourishing weekly IN the
State and has larger circulation than any other
on the Fen.nSlai. Published every FRIDAY morn
us Al T. A year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

The Commcyciui exuts over the suppostIon
that there were no delegates from Delaware pres
ent at the Cincinnati Convention. This NAV be
true and appeared SO yesterday morning But
the latter part OF the proceedings of the Conven-
ton convey. the impression that there We're SIX
votes from Delaware given to Mr.. Trumbuil,
which were subsequently changed to Greeley
Another telegram says adams gained six votes
III Delaware
The Commercial! evidently feels proud under
the strange delu.ion that there are no Greeley
Republicans in Delaware. And by way of show
ing this in Its issue Of yesterday. says
''If the published lists of delegates to the Gin
cmnatl chow-chow gathering are reliable. 1t seems
that the cobhlers have sueceede in scrapng up a
pretended repre- sentat'on from all the States
C,yt one That is Delaware Good again
De aware stands nonsense. II means business
In politics 1t s one thing the other, and its go-
t,rs 'eho are not Ropu5'tcdns are democrats, and
uoting else. Even tuose wio We're johnson
men," IN 1856 dec med 10 waste Their little stock
OF time, money, and reputation in trip to Cln-
cinnatl.'
That's the way to talk. Pretend TO be plucky,
whether YOU are or not. Go down with YOUR
colors flying. The italics in the above are ours.
We so much admired the words that we could not
refrain from emphasizing them Be it remem-
bered by all Republicans who prefer Greeley to
Grant. that the Commercial says that "voters who
are not Republicans are Democrats, and nothing
else"
The Democratic psrty desires all the votes it
can get, and we much obliged to cur neighbor
for its great hberality in disposng of some Of its
party friends We do know, however, that there
are gentlemen III Wilmington who have never
voted any other than the Republican ticket, who
avow themselves ia favor OF Greeley, and say
they expect TO vote Tor him OF course all Demo-
Gratis viii vote for the Democratic candidate after
he is nominated, and III doing SO will vote for the
next President
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-04

Some helpless sort of person in Pittsburg
advertise- for ''oae two steady girls ty help on
pantaloons." Now, while we ale willihg TO ac-
cord woman all the rights for WHICH she has
been yearning for year, we really think she
would be ont Of her sphere helping on panta-
looms, and we don't believe she PANTS for such
a position. Besides, if tl.is Pitisburg man can't
get on his pantsloons without help, he should
discard them altogether NoRRIsTowN HER.
AID.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

~ Now, is the time for persons to lay in
their Celery for the winter. 1t can be readily
kept and those WHO do not understand how
to do it, are referred to the following from
Koores RuraI:
+ k"For the benefit 8 tliosee Of your readers
who have never succeeded in keeping celery in
eatable condition throughout winter, (and
know of several,) I will give a rule by which
| preserved celery. free fIom rot or rust, as
late as the last of March. Never work at
celery in any way except the plants be perfect
ly dry Earth up never before ten O'Clock
A. NJ, CRATER four POM, and then only on a
very dry and sunshiny day. In the fall,
as soon as the ground begins to freeze enough
to make the slightest crust in the morning,
select a dry and sunshiny day, and as near noon
as possible pack your celery in boxes, q use
soap or starch boxes,) placing first layer of
earth, about one inch deep, then layer of
celery; placing the plants just far enough
apart to not lie against each other, and thus
alternating earth and celery until the boxes
are filed, having the first and last layers of
earth. Place the boxes where the celery viii
not freeze, (but not in a heated room,) and
your celery will keep splendidly, andbe always
convenient for use"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12


GOOD News w ALKING Made EASY IA
rich tpeatSfor esefybods $40 mora trouble
with sore feet .---Corns,. Bunions, Ingrowing
Nails, Sore Joints, Tender Feet, &C., cured
tci1SOkt causing pain h-zMarts, Mols,APim
PIES Freckles, &C.. banished forever l-Dr. E.
B. Dupree, The Great Newark Chiropodist,
Principal of the Chiropodical Institute, 697
Broad street, will be al the Lambertville Hotel,
30 and 81 Bridge street, for a few days only,
commencing Wednesday, Nov. 18th, where he
viii be prepared to treat all diseases Of the
human feet in the most scientific and slxillful
manner. Removes the sorest Corn in one
infinite, aciSlout the least pain, enabling the
sufferer to wear snug fitting boot or shoe
right away, and walk with perfect ease In
growing Toe Nails cured as if by magic DR.,
Dupree is not an itinerant humbug, Mailing
from nowhere, but has been for many years
located in Newark. In severe cases he will
call on ladies at their residence, if timely no.
tice is given, without extra charge. Prices
very reasonable and consultation free Glance
at the following references :--Ex-Magor Ped
die, of Newark Hon. jeremiah Counsellor
Rev. H. c. Fish Rev. DR.. McIlvaine DR..
VIM. Ward DIR. F. B. Vaudeville Vim. B.
Grover, NJ. d.. DIR. Duncan, of Newton; DIR.
Bowen, of Elizabeth; DIR. Voorhees,, of Plain
field DIR. Knox, of Somerville; DIR. Fitch, Of
New York; and his list of over $1,000 names
Dir. Dupree wpeld be PLEASED; to: exhibit Ills
numerous testimonials of persons cured to al
who may favor him with call. Don't miss
this great opportunity. Humphreys Hotel
for one week, commencing Wednesday, No
vember 18th.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12
lB- Mr. Isaac Cevenger has fine lot of
srettsfits aUaa aTAH .saT6oo

g9s Samuel Priors stone quarries in New
town township, Bucks county, Pa, 81 acres of
land, have been sold by Barclay j. Smith to
the Pennsylvania Mining and Manufacturing
Company of Philadelphia, for $50, 900. These
quarries embrace almost an unlini ed amount
of brown stone of very fine quality, which
has hitherto been but little known or used on ac-
count of the difficulties of getting it to market.
The Newtown Enterprise says branch road
will now be built, about one-half mile in length
to the Philadelphia and Newtown Railroad,
thus atfording easy transportation to market.
This Company was incorporated about five
years ago, and has a capital stock of $500, 0OC.