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COUNTY OFFICERS.

S6erff-David II. Parsons.
Dcputies-David II. Parsons, Jr., r. n.
Biles and RObt. J. Anderson.
Tar Colleotor-R. l.. Evans.
Tr1istes-Sterling II. Brown.
RsgiSter-JOhn W. Dyer.
ROtdries PUbIic--James Buford, Jr. and
John S. Wilkes.
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notice to Creditors of John
and 10. Kennedy

\ II. persons holding claims against
6-i-o 5ohn and 10. Kennedy, contracted
me- T,Gs 20 the Sd OF July, 1871, are hereby
rs,a5,eu 70 BE the same. duly autheuti-
o, 49,, ~ with j. B. Stacey, ,Sr., Trustee, ON
for yeloie the 10th day Of January, 1874,
b. Io rata payment, or tho same will
'''eNer barred payment.
dee J. B. STACEY, Trustee.
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~ 9nIth

TTAs the pleasure Of announcing % her
I cussoners and the fgeiic generally t5lat
sbe is prepared 70 sxhibit choiee selection
OF Millinery, Dress Trimmings. heSQa' csc.
In car drsss-making deoartment We are as
sociatsd With Madam DsmoIeats New \ foTF,
and are early Sd vissd ofau cbangla
Boomswest side q tuayo. arrs-t
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Hsme Papez.

We clip the following from one ol
our most valuable exchanges. The
American Newspaper Reporter, not
that it fits any OF our patrons, but it
Is good sense and shows in what
light Local papers are held:
Advertisers may reach certain
classes IN special newspapers, and
find q restless class of not very
thorough readers in our great dai-
lies, but if they wish to speak home,
TO find the bone and sinew OF the
country. to get at the producers
they should seek space in our inter
ior, local papers. All good people
in the country take their home pa
per, and believe in it as they believe
in their churches. their courthouse.
or their post-og5ce. i is an institn-
tion. It interests every one, from
the minister or lawyer TO the black
smith.
Do the Indians who constantly
seour the plains use soap?
Yes. from the way they so(a)p =
fellow up.
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Al Sing and Al Sin have been at
law in San Fsauciseo about the sale
Of q wife. The matter has beea re-
fcrred 20 Ah Bitration.
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FREIGHT TRAINS.


Going North-Arrives at 8 :5j, A. N.
Going South-Arrives at 80, p. 81
FAYETTEVILLE horse mail route leaves.
every Thursday ut u 80 p.m. Arrives
on Saturday at II 80 am. This mail
embraces Bradshaw, Bunker Hill, Pisgah,
Cvreston and Millville.
Sugar Creek mails arrive every Thurs
day at ) pm. Departs Friday at am.
Fhis mail embraces Appleton, Minor
Hill, Good Springs, Marbuts and Mock
egOn.
Lawrenceburg mail arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at IL 80 am.
Departs same days at pm. This en-
braces Vale Mills, BOdenhamer, West
Point and Wayland Springs.
Marceila Falls mail arrives every Sat-
ur,ay at / 80 am. Departs same day
at - 80 pm. This embraces Parkcr's
Store and CamPbellsville.
Elkton mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at 10 pin. Departs same days at
2 pm.
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FEDERAL oFFIcERs.

LsreBue Tar Assessor-J. II. Morris.
PeueRUe Tar COllector-S. &. 4odett.
POStsaGsteT-J. ID. Lewis.
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oKAHAMA TRIBE, 80. s, ]. o. r. NJ.
Meets every Wednesday night. G. r..
Jones, Sachem 9. I. Mason, G. Of r.
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'hURcH OF THE MEssIAH-EPIscoFAL
D. Augustin o. Stanley, Rector
services at II a. IN. and ?. m.
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METHODIST +. CHURCH-soUTH-
Rev. Wellborn Mooney, Pastor. Servi-
'~ al l0lz an, and pm.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.
.Dr.J.C. Mitchell, Pastor. Services
io0 am, and pm.
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A Young lawyer '.iinng eas BIS
shingie1 for 8 Whole year. and haa
but one case. and thst eaS iaasm.
snatory rheumatiam.
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00NBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH
No Minister in charge.
cArnoLIo CHURCH.

,.l NeF. 2. L. Hendricks, Pastor. SeTyi-
49, AZ every third Sunday Of the month AZ
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CAMP OF PALE FACES. NO. IS.

CAMP OF PALE FACES, NO. 90.
Meets every Thursday night. Emil
Jackson, Pres; II. c. Grow, Sec.
T. o. o. r.
Meets every Friday evening one hour
Gt'r sun set. B. II. Ezell, n. G.; James
Mclean, Z. Sec.
Giles Encampment No. 80 meets the
hrst and third Saturday nights In each
month d. Parsons, Chief Patriarch /;
John W. Dyer, Scribe.
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N. 81 ID. RAILROAD.
- Of Is,aIns as ~.

PASSENGER TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Arrives at 200, p. NJ, and - 20, a. n.
PASSENGER TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Arrives at 10 80, A. D., and IL :45, ?. Il =.
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Horace Greeley lately rcecomund-
cd the prairio farsaers Of Aflnaesota
70 uliiizs the strong winsis which
preFail IN that seetion, e. do some Of
their work. They declined hoHes-
er, urging as q reason. that Congress
would level 3 proiilhltory taria on
she winds aa being q 4 foreign or
iain.
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corronArIoN oErIcrFe.

CORPORATION oFFIcERs.
Nayor-lV. II. Alternately.
Rcc0rder-John =. Ezcn.
To,5H CoRstabIe-John r. Richardson,
ALDERMEN.
". +. Alexander, IT. G. Bate, James T.
hcKissack, J. l.. Pearcy, Amos i.
Richardson.
oKAuAMA rRIBE. 80. s, !. o. r.. NJ.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-08
chow 70 co WEST.

Forty years ago. Illinois was M far
" est as most people wi shcd 10 go. AMI
Journeys were made in the Legendary
"l'rairie Schooner hut IN these DAYS of
Progress and Improvement. the word
" est has come To mean Iowa. Nebraska.
Kansas. Colorado. California am.i the
Territories. and the Traveller rcarhes al.
most any point therein by II splendid
Line of Railroad.
This Line of Railroad is the Burlinu-
ton Route. which starts from lmsiissa.
polls over the indianapolis. Blooming.
ton and Western Short Line. and firm,
Loganspori over the Toledo. Peoria and
Warsaw Railroad. and running through,
burlington reaches Omaha. Lincoln.
Nebraska City. Saint Joseph. Aicliisou.
Leavcnw orth aud kspSas Cjsy, coI,nrct-
ing with the mon Pa.iiir. anil sAl,sY
railroads rHnMi,sg from ,ls,-e r;,ies.-
People .oing 10 Iowa.. Ncl~a.ka. han
>as. CaliiorDr' err any pnin, IN The Ter
ritories. viii Study their "wu Interests
by Y"lns by way OF BNriSss.ton. for
the rates ri that Line art aiways as low
~ my thcr. and ii j. she hv>t Route in
the Wrst- therefore ypn are more sure
of your ~rtrty and com tort
The Sn?'ingtoii Route HAS admirably
ar wercd the question How la 90
Vest" 10y the l,nhlir:ii ION of mn cxcel-
lent Pamphlet rontainin. large. truth
lnl rnap oi the Great West. aud much
and valuable Information
" hicl' cam BE- obtained. free of charge. hv
General Passenger Agent Il.
\ NJ. II. H.. burlington. Iowa.
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week Is too much for the county 10 pay
for cacl, paupcr. ! will ask Of those whu
think SO. would they take StarinYcrs
place, aud board, wash. mend, aud make
tceir clothes, in sickness rs we'll MS when
well, and about onc-half OF them crazy,
for the price he is to get. The Supcrim-
tcndemt will derive very little profit
from the farm the two first years, MS hc
has 10 sow most of the land In grass and
clover. and AS he is not allowed to pas
lmre the grass and clover the first year.
Perhaps they could be kept for less than
Two dollars per week, ii the superintcn-
iendcnt would feed the paupers on bread
aud barley coffee. Respectfully,
JOHN q. STALLMAN.
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Tor Representative.

Hon. Richard &. Stcphcns annossnres
himself as Il candidate in lseprcscn,a.
tive 10 the State Legislature from the
District composed OF the Counties of
Martin and Dubois, subject Ia the de.
ci>ion OF the Democratic Convention.
Henry \. Peed will be a candidate
for joint Representative from the Coun-
ties of Martin and Dubois. subject 10
the decision OF the Democratic District
Convention.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n Office is hereby given, that tue up-
dersign ed adniinistratorof the estate
Of Alexander Corn, deceased. will offer
for sale at public auction. at the late
residence of the dcccdcnt in Dubois
county. Ind, on
TUESDAY, April 81, 1872,
The personal property Of said estate
not taken by the widow. consisting or
horses. cattle. hogs, wheat. com, oats,
bacon. ono road wagon. one buggy, COM
bincd NOW or and reaper. farming uicm-
tials. household and Kitchen furniture,
TERMS.--Sums of five dollars and
under cash all sums over Eve dollars
a credit Of twelve months will he given,
purchasers giving notes ut interest. " aiv-
ing benefit of valuation, with good sc.
curity.
WILLIAM MONROE, Admir-.
March L. 1872-aws,
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SURVEY NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the nm.
= dcrsigncd will proceed with the
SURVEYOR Of Dubois county. on the 19ih
day Of March 1872. to run the lines and
determine the boundaries Of section ~,
town ], north range west, and scei;o.
2 Town south range west.
The intermediate lines will also he rum
and the corners thereof cstablishesl.-
Persons Interested will please bc pre-.
sent. j. W. IANDRETIl,
March /. 49,. 3u.
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PERsOSAL.-COl. John Mehringcr, a
former citizen Of this place, but now a
resident Of Louisville, Ky, was in town
this week renewing old acquaintanship.
and prospecting as to the chances to buy
a few cheap horses. The Col. still re-
tains his real estate in Jasper, and we
hope he may see it to his interest to
take up his residence with us again
when the railroad shall be completed.
Mr.. Geo. Lyman, the energetic Sec
rotary Of the Louisville, New Albany
and st. Louis Railway was in town this
week, OH business of that Company.
Our County COMMISSIONERS took one
hundred and twenty shares Of stock in
the Railway, for Patoka TIP, and order
ed the Treasurer to pay to Mr.. Lyman
$4,000, that amount Of work having
been done in that township by that
Company. He warblcd OH his way re-
joicing.
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GJTmE Radical Legislature bol,cd ,..,
winter tai keep the Democratic me- ,nbcr.
from cutting down Governor baker.
house rent from $4,000 To $l.NOs,. Inn
John T.. Shoemaker. the Democratic
Auditor. refuses 10 issue his warrant fur
a cent more than he pays, which is q
thousand dollars.
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For the Jasper Weekly COURIER.
Our Anliable sheriff.

MIR. EpiToR:- In my conlmmmicat ion
to your paper in February, in regard to
the advantages the Democratic party
IN this county nominating county
ticket, alluded TO some well known
facts, which are SO palpablc as not 10
need any proof. IN regard to the scholastic
qualifications Of II portion of our county
ofkcrs. J thought it would all be re-
ceivcd in good humor. and am sure il
was Legitimate argument In favor OF
some Improvements IN our method of Sc.
Letting county officers. | selected for
my examples. also, those officers whose
times would expire with their present
terms. and consequently would not,
thought. he candidates before She people
ayain soon. and therefore would have
less cause to complain of my structures.
Bat il seems l have stirred up hornet 5
nest. and our usually jolly. quiet and
amiablc Sheriff. has been selected ms the
King Hornet to lead in the fray. !
never thought. and don't suppose any
one, who ever saw his smiling counte-
he was about to secure a good
horse trade, would imagine he was capa-
bic Os sccrcting 40 much bile. MS his
Wanted reply indicates. Think dag.
nosis OF his condition when he endorsed
that article, for l am sure he never
composed it, woxM prove he hal a
Torpid liver. a stomach full of bile. head
'ching from the effects Of bad whisky.
ieart effected 10y prize being touched.
mi general system out of order because
ne was advised to send his boy to Hunt
ngburg TO school. Now Mr.. Editor.
'ou see why excuse all Of his bad
anguaye and cpiihcts in that article. a.
man afflicted as my diagnosis shows
'e was, ought to he excused from any
'reacl of dccorum or law.
If did not excuse him on this ground
could not afford to notice him. as the
'nguage OF his article is TOO low for n
ecent. healthy man. think as it j..
Is gctiin: 50 angry j. sufficient evidence
he frnth Of my article, without fur
rsliins any further proof, which he asks
~, as il is only when u shoe pinrl.c.
lat ii hurts. IL felt disposed. / could
we numerous other instances besides
nc ones alluded TO in my former article.
'mc Of which might give linn ocrasiou
get mad. but fOrbear. as lie was not
" objective point. but the practice.
'llIcr, by which hc got his Office was
hat | aimed at.
am not going to get mad ut his ep-
hets, or attempt to come back at him.
y way of proof of what ] wrote. as l
'nld easily establish my former asscr-
ons by numbers who are aware of the 1
ain facts; ! had not thing against .
i'm personally. and only used his name
n the purpose Of showing the advan-
'ge I Onvcntion 10 nominate county II.
cket would be to the people. have
nee heard the matter talked over BY /.
vcral, and find nearly all who arc not
respective candidates. or pledged
lends of such candidates, in favor Of 4
onvcntion nominating a full county
cket. Respectfully. RE
PAToKA IT,, March g 1872.
4
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Wild pigeons are roosting in the
woods by thousands near Quincy, on the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
Railroad.
1T Is said that lead ore has been dis.
covered on farm near Dicksburgll, in
Knox county.
~ The youngest mother chronicled
in history is Boston girl, aged 8.
" Strawberries from Cuba are on
sale at Baltimore.
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Death Of William Sheets, Esq, al
Indianapolis.

The indianapolis papers Of this norm
ing announce the death of Mr.. William
Sheets last evening in that city, at the
age Of 81 years. Mr.. Sheets was ma
tive Of Virginia, moved to this State in
ls2O. lie was elected by the Wings in
1880 as Clerk Of the House Of Represen-
tatives, aitcrward elected to the Office of
Secretary of State for two terms. In
1874 he retired from public life and en-
tered into business pursuits. Ills wife
was a Miss Randolph, a member Of the
celebrated Virginia family of that name.
and an adopted daughter of Gen. Will
lam Henry Harrison. lie was a ruling
elder Of the Presbyterian church at the
time Of his death, which Office he had
hcld Tor many years. lie was regarded
ny large circle Of friends as n most
estlmablc gentleman, and his death will
DC regretted by them. IN. A. Ledger, 9TH
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County Democratic Convention

County Democratic Convention
Ia pursuance of an order Of the Conn.
~ Democratic Central Committee oi
dubois county. delegate county con-
vention will he held at Jasper. on
THURSDAY April Is. 1872,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. for the purposc OF
appointing delegates To the State con-
vcnti"n to he held at indianapolis. on
June II. 1872 and delegates TO the Con-
gressional District convention, and to the
Representative joint convention with
Martin county. to be held Oh April 18th,
at 2 o'clock. p. NJ, at jasper, aud for
such other purposes as may come be-
fore the convention.
The Democrats in the various town.
ships in the county. are requested to hold
meetings on Saturday. April Is, 10 Sc
lect delegates to the county convention.
The basis of representation will he
one delegate for each twenty-five votes
cast for Colonel Eddy for Secretary of
State in 1870, the fractions not to be
counted.
by order Of the Central Committee.
&. DOANE. Chairman.
The above basis will give each town.
ship the following number Of delegates
to the County Convention.
Columbia l79 votes 7 delegates.
IIarbi>nn 195..votes = delegates.
H'inbridge $50 votes ii delegates.
Hall 81 votes IL delegates.
I'atoka 463 votes IL delegates.
Ferdinand 80 votes IL delegates.
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| AN OVTRAGE.--A SMALL CHILD NEAR
~ KILLED. --Somc months ago on,
Henry Schafier, living about three miles
IRON Jasper,applicd to the Orphan Asy
lum at Ninccnnes for girl to raise, n.
he has no children Of his own, and WA.
given child about 4 years old. A few
weeks ago the Sisters here visited hi,
house. and found the little child in a YER,
filthy condition. but he apologizcd for Il
on account Of sickness in his family. and
pro missed To have il attended TO better
On last Monday, the Priest. having
heard Of il. went to Schaflcr's house,
and found the child terribly cmaciatcd,
with its front teeth knocked in. its body
covered with sores. and the lower por-
ton OF its body eaten with sores clear
into its belly. and very filthy, SO that il
is doubtful IL it will recover, and be-
sides, 1t had not decent cloth for COW
ering. The Priest Immediately took the
child in his arms. and wrapping his coat
around II, brought it to town, and sought
medical assistance for il. When the facts
became known great Indignation was
expressed BY every one. and Schafrcr's
appearance in town would not have
been hcalthy..''for.him. some citizens
went out to see him. but he had left his
home. \ legal investigation Of the in
human outrage is now preparing. What
could have induced the man to apply for
a child to raise, and then treat it so bru-
tishly is past comprehension
LArEK.-On yesterday evening the man
Schaiicr and his wife were arrested
On charge Of assault battery against
Inc child, the crime being one which the
statute law does not seem ~ provide an
adequate punishment for. They were
'onnd in thetwoods several miles from
heir home cndeavoring to escape. The
state not being ready for trial it was
continued until Tuesday, and their bond
lxed by his honor, Esq, Enthofen, at
5000 cach.in default ofwhich they were
to Jail Strong talk Of lynch |
aw was. INDUCED but no efforts were
made to resist the law officers. AL
hough for their gross inhumanity to a
elpless. innocent child. the care of
Which themselves had solicited, and
tho complains of Papa hitting il
it'll stick Of stove wood on the head.
there there is dead place, and sore /,
i aroundsit, the brutcs deserve the Sc i
crest punishment, yet we hope our i
cople will not undertake to punish C
lem while in the hands Of the law, but
rst see whether its punishment will not :.
g severe enough. But they should not !
permitted to escape by tcchnicalitics I
: other means.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Thc follow
ing entries "f sales Of real estate were
made in the Recorders office during
February:
James Foster to Levi Wicscavcr 1aC
acres in sec. town south range g.
$500.
Levi Wisecavcr to James Foster lSC
acres In section g town l south range
W. 5. Lennon. to B. b. Foster. 40
acres in section "a. town north range,
$3.50.
NJ. Spayd, to E. b. Wilson. 40 acres in
sec. 26, town 3, south Of range 5 $50
John kunkler, to Regina Kunklcr. ct.
al. 200 acres in sections 4, IL, and 9. 8.
south rauge, 4. $i.OUO.
Auditor Dubois County, to Anna
Hickman tax title to 80 acres, in sec.
10 town 3. south range 4 $33 Is.
William Pfeffer, to Mary "A. Young, 81
OF Lot No. l29 in Jasper $500.
CatharinG Wcingartncr, ct. al. to AL
les Il Egg lots 1, ~. 6, BOT. 2Os, 2Oy. and
Elbows reserve in Jasper, $3.50.
John Pfaffenbcrger, to Jno. q. Pfaflcn-
berger l2O acres in section IL, town ii
eOutn range o-S IoUU.
Auditor Dubois County, to GEORGE,
Jocllim, tax title Lots and 5, in Fcr,li.
nand $l,65.
Henry ROttger to Jacob Behrens. lots
part 81, ", SO in IIuntingburg, 1915.
WIN. Hardin to Richard Armstrong,
pit. sec. IL. town south range 4, ~a.5UU.
w. X. Mckeen. to Valentine Bunk.
40 acres in sec. q, town 2, south ramacl
3, $500.
{. Marks. to Joseph Buchart, Lot o3'
in Jasper, $500.
$. Riesterer, to Phillip Ricstercr. l2Ol
acres in sections 28, and 33,tOwn l south
range 3, $6D0.
NJ. NJ. Decker, to A. S. Potts, 20 acres
in section 13, town /, moth range 4,
500.
Robt. w. Potts, to John b. Potts, 4OI
acres in section l3, town l, north range
4, $3.50.
August Litschgi, Admir-. Dcel to X.
Marks ! part Lot 70 in Jasper, s1a5.
John Pfaffenberger to John &. Pfaf-
fcnberger, Az acres in section IL, town
!, south range 5, 5000.
Aug. SOndcrmaD, guardian, to n.
Wagner l2O acres in section ~, town 2,
range 4. SLIGO.
X. John to J. Gramclspacher, lot 81,
in Jasper, 81.
j. Gramelspachcr, ct. al, to n. Meh.
ringer, Lot 81 in Jasper $500.
James NJ. Wilson, 10 William Wilson.
40 acres in section %, town 3, range s,
$50.
Wilson and Beebe to VIM. Wilson.
l-6 20 acres In section rs towns range
6, $50.
William Wilson, to William II. viii.
son, ~ acres in sec. rs, I. 8 range $50.
Ag. Bretz, ct. al, 10 j. w. Bretz, lots
30. 81. and SO in Jasper, $500.
+. Lampert, and Others to Az. Brctz,
lot 100, IN Jasper $500.
+. Lampcrt, ct. al, to Elizabeth Bretz,
lot lOl in Jasper $25O.
r. Lampert, ct. al, to Geo. Mehringer,
lots ~ and As in Jasper, 500.
w. BOhnert, to Dubois Agricultural
Society, 20 acres in section 81 and IS, t
south range 8, $1,7UO.
Alex. Ell ct. al. to N. Gopher, l acre
In sec. rs, town / south range s, $24O.
Il. Beck, to 4. Ilcrbig, lot 90, in Ire
land, $500.
4. IIcrbig, to j. e.. and A. Stewart,
LOT No. SO, in ireland, $500.
Phillip Oily, ST., to Phillip Oily, Jr..
10 acres in section %, town 1 II. range
Z. $4OO.
Jacob Bchrcns, 10 NJ. Jamflcbcar. part
lot 10, in lluntingburg, s45O.
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ORANGE CoCNrY.--Thc following
resolutions were adopted by the Dem
ocratic convention in Orange County
OH the 9th instant:
RESOLVED, That the delegates to the
judicial convention Of this common
pleas district be instructed to cast the
vote Of this county for the Hon. NJ. S.
Mavity. for the Office Of Judge Of the
court Of common pleas, and to use all
honorable efforts to secure his nomina-
ton.
RESOLVED, That the delegates TO the
judicial convention Of this common
pleas district, be instructed TO cast the
vote Of this county for John &. Schaf.
fer, Esq, for district attorney.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-08

nv THE citizens of Patoka township
living north of Patoka river are making
u big effort to secure the Airline Rail
road this side Of the river. Already
$4,000 have been pledged, and we are
informed that as much more can he
raised If necessary. The people are in
earnest about the matter. and will max =
every effort To change the road Via Wins
low. : Pctcrsburgh Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-08

"A fire occurred 1t Washington. Da.
viess county, which destroyed Spinks &
Veale's foundry, blacksmith shop and
wagon shop, and two adjoining build
inys. Estimated loss, $4,000.