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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-05


Mr.. EDITOR: Sir: have learned from
observation that some men Tor some
things in the shape of men) show them
selves very small-a demonstration sof
the fact shows itself very plain in the
article in your weeks last issue over the
signature of "Justice" from Crackers
neck. The man that is naturally mean
always attempts when among decent
men to hide his depravity under moral
cloak, which he always exhibits, but a
cowardly sneak, who attemptsl to assail
the character of his fellow-man, shows
his dishonest face to close observers, de-
spite his moral efforts to hide the de-
pravity of bis corrupt heart. The ques-
ton under discussion between Justice
and the Rev. T. r. Green relative to .
permanent foot hold in the great day Of
accounts. is question that should inter.
t.all : but If the matter is left to the
theology Of the writer in Crackers neck.
! fear it will be like the blind leading
the blind.
The definition of faith is rather:a novel
thing as expounded by Justice. 1t re-
minds me Of the boy going to school on
aslippery morning - one step forward
and two backward.
/ have but little doubt that Justice is
Bible reader Cat least once auarter)
from his quotations from one of the
Apostles,the 10 not sure which, )but fear
he reads like the boy going to school.
The thrust made at the character of
our young minister for heavy charges on
. Methodist brother, looks very much
like the balance Of his article = rather
soapy.
A man that had seven letters to write
to the Capitol Of the State, from Crack.
ers neck, should be able to do his own
correspondence rather than paw thirty
i've dollars for the job. ORIENT.
iceland, Indiana, April ., ls7a.
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PERsoNAL.--Hon. S. X. Wolfe, of
New Albany called on us this week. lie
isaround renewing old acquaintance, aud
looking after the Congressional pros
poets throughout the District. Mr.. w.
has unquestioned ability, and would
without doubt reflect credit upon him
self and his district in whatever position
he might be placed.
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For the Jasper weekly.Courier
Obituary.

Died on the 29th Of March, at his resi-
dence, in Martin Co., Ind, of bleeding
at the lungs. Mr.. A. ii. INMAN. lie leaves
a wife and five children to mourn their
loss. Brother Inman had been member
Of the Methodist church for many years.
whose piety is worthy Of imitation. He
was also member of Loogootce Lodge
OF Free and Accepted Masons, and was
buried by the order in due and ancient
form, at the Inman church on the 3lst of
March, 1872. lie formerly represented
Martin county, in the Legislature, and
was universally respected.
IT, MORGAN
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~ The work Of cutting off the lum-
Der from the track Of the railroad is pro-
crossing lively, and the line will be clear
Of timber TO Rockport in q few days,
when large number Of graders will be
put TO work.
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Crawford county democratic mass
convention, for the purpose Of appoint
ing delegates to the judicial and Con-
gressional conventions, meets at Hart
ford April goth.
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Attorneys Complaint.

State OF Indiana, Dubois County, So:
In the Common Pleas Court Of Dubois
County. in the State Of Indiana, May
Term, "A. ID. 1919.
William Stcinman
VS..
Frederick Steinman,
Henry Stcinman,
Louisa Diaper, ITO set aside will
Henry Diaper,
Gerhard Niehaus,
The Missionary Society
ofthc Evangelical As
sociation Of North
America.
10 Il 1T KNOWN, That on this I'd day
- of March, in the year 1872, the above
named plaintiff, by his Attorney, filed
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Com
mon Pleas Court, q complaint against
said defendants, in the above Untitled
cause. together with an affidavit OF
competent person, that said defendant
the Missionary Society Of the Evangcl-
ical Association Of North America is
necessary party to the action to set aside
the will Of Henry Steinman deceased
and that said party is foreign corpora
tion and not resident of the State Of
Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore, hereby no
tilted of the filing and pendcncy Of said
complaint against her, and that unlcss
she appear and answer or demur there
to, at the calling Of said cause on the
second day of tho next term Of said
Court, to DO begun and held ut the Court
House in Jasper, on the first Monday in
May, next, said complaint and the mat
tiers and things therein contained and a.
legged, will be heard and determined In
her absence.
BAIL b. EDMONSTON, Clerk,
Of the Dubois Common Pleas Court
J. G. ScHArER. Atty for plaintiff.
March 22.-3ws.
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A Ny person will be prosecuted TO the
! full extent of the law if found cut
ting trees on the lands belonging to the
heirs Of McCrilus. IT,
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GT"Among all my boys" said an old
man. " never had but one who took::af f.
ter me. and that was my son Aaron: he
took after ne with club.
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BATON ROUGE.
lG@ n''s: : ::a:; Go; : s. s:;,:
mi-weekly
s'' packet 81. John.
W. B. GaIA1zousE, Naster;
JAMES McELaoY, Clerk,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s r. NJ,
and SUNDAY. at 10 A. n.
Returning, Leaves Baton Rouge every
Monday and Thursday evenings.
For freight OF passage apply on board,
e. O. ME1AKcoN, II Cont street.
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STEAMBOATS,.


MERouANTs' SOUTHERN PACKET
CoRANT.
aGk FoR ST.: LOUIS, c4mo'
Mz,nH1sand the Bends
The steamers Of this line will leave as
follows. at 5 p. n.
Giving through bills Of lading over
the Illinois Central Railroad to al
points on-Arkansas, White and Cumb
erland rivers. Through bills of lading
and passenger tickets issued to all
points on the Upper Mississippi. as
high as st. Paul
Plans of cabin may be see and state
ruoms secured on application to
STEVENSON l. VERLANDER.
Agents,
1876 Grayier street.
JOHN F. BAKER, President.
Bile Of fading over the Illinois Cent
raj Railroad signed onlyattheo Office Of
JAS. T. TUCKER.
26 Carondelet street.
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b. r. WALSHES

N. B.--Letter Orders receive pul
attention aud filed C. o. D. il did
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SUMMER RESORT.

NY
Tho undersiened.tah pleasure in an
to thsir ffisads and tho public
generally, that tho usll4knoxn "LEys
HorU,"at Bay st. Louis, Miss, has been
secured L and perfectly renovated ! BY them
as Z Alst c1sasa Civil Rights Hotel, under
the name of sSroxu Hor11," and will DO
ready to receive boarders on the 18th o
May 1871. The proprietors will spare
neither pains nor expense to inertia liberal
share Of public patronage
s. J. STOKES ACa. Proprietors.
New Orleans, March 8 1871. 3mos.
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pa'ts mae;~g eas"gsaher 1876 separate pieces.
ALL GENUINE wALTHAM
W soho0h@vo1ovou
1H4 EXTRA 5EWII&ED 1AV8 LEVIN KW1I
TIE FULL 5Ew11LxD BAv1 mrxx,
Evsry part Of waltham Watch il made
BY machinery, The machinery used in
making the movement Of q single ws4oh
coast over q Hundred Thousand Donays,
yetwe sal these Watches, in solid Silver
Hunting Case, for SIS. The same watch
could not DO made by hand and Anisbeds
as perfectly for Ten Tnfxs n MUCH.
A Genuine waitham Watch
Is interchangeable. ike a Springfield rife
that il, any part Of one Watch is exactly
like the Same part in another and if ten
Watches Of one grade were taken apart,
and the screws, wheels, springs. &e.. were
mixed together, ten watches could be
made by putting these parts together
again, withuot any reference to their
former combination. This lisa
GREAT ADVANTAGE;
For. if any part ola Waltham Watch il
injured We can always replace it alta
1Fiieing Epense
A GENUINE WAl1nAM WATCH
Is made with special reference to
DURABILITY
Other Watches will run for q year or two.
an require constant repairs ; but
a ~althAm Watch
WILL RUN NiTHFUzLY
FOR MANY YEARS.
We sell these Watches.
IN SOLID SILVER HUNTING i
CASES.. 3l8
MsoLm GOLD HUNTING CASES, 80
We have prepared IN
ILLUSTRATED PRICE 1857,
which describes tho various grades Of
Watches in detail, gives ths weight and
quality ofthe Cases, and Ill other inform
alton necessary for an intelligent selection.
We wish every ono would ssnd for Il
before ordering . Watch.
Write for it 40 foslos1s
Messrs. HowA,n 4 Co.,
M. 7s5 RtoadaeaH.
Es York.:
Please send ne your lasarused Rt;osl
Lsst q. Wlalakssn Wateass, a. PEI sdser-
6semee1 II TH LounszAszAx.
(sim name and address in fall)
WITHOUT EXPENSE.
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03asoea 0AOes changed and sent to
any past oftAs country. Watch repair.
dons promptly and warranted. Address
ordeas 10
PAUL 0RANzN,
III CAroodelst Street,
Eel. 161 ~ NEW Oz1xAxs.
%. GOOD $8.
AZ - pasoesi.
As THE SOLE AGENTS in Tie United
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~ are authorised BY them TO close out
largo line It European Watches,
Ohaiun &C., now in stock. for Cash, 1t
prices never before known. All beautiful
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accurate time, durable, and Of the .lates
style. Every Watch win b rstailsd at less
than cot Of importation, and forwarded
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The country ON receipt Of price. Money
can b. sent to NJ by Express, with or
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CASH, which viii secure promptness and
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movements, adjusted regulator,
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The orido Gold Watch,
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One Of these splendid Watches will he
by mail fro to any address, in
handsome oro case, lined with velvet
,ndisatin, Ladies' or Gents size Witch, Nor
,nly TWELVE DOLLARS.
Watches for Holiday Presents mannfae-
tured to order.
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES
If al grades, in Gold and 6lver Gases,
rom SIS up TO $500. Other Good Watches
lsw. With every Club Of six
Watches, Of any kind, W send ono extra
same kind free. = q premium to getter
p . the Club. A superior stock Of Co.
luine Orids Gold Chains. 81 to IS each,
rarranted fully equal to Gold in %brilliancy
4 color, veal, etc., Bills Of over SO COL
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doney Orders, or Registered Letters, at
risk. Goods carefully selected, packed !
nd forwarded prepaid by mail, OF BY +,
OF receipt O prics. Safe delivery
tfal goods guaranteed. Watches forward
d to be examined to parties known
Then express charges both ways are paid.
10 eoods forwarded west Of the MiaHissippd
liver, with bill to collect On delivery.
must pay al expeeas charges
n goods sent G. q. D.: 10 fsr return
( money. All Cash ordeoD forwarded
ree Of charges to destinatta4. Catalogues
'ree. Address al ordsrs.
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lmpostezs Of Watches, eto.
Established 1851. Is Nassau st., n. 7.
No. 3l-tf.
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! WlLTHAN MA4eHk.
THE BALANCE RHEEL ]
o.
WALTHAM WATCH
4 times . second,
$40 times . minute,
100 tmes IN hour.
$4,000 times . Day,
2o3,oo times = wssk,
1O.3es,000 times . month,
t96, 144. 900 times = year
N0RE IS 11PECTED OLA WATCH,
THAN ANY 07HER KIND
or MAcHxRE
Nmsss nat only nm IL dey. bshsa sight ;
MT only On ,ssshdeys, bxt on Sxndays AND
Hoideys. h mast ~. As.giwg Up os Aytag
do,on-rps;ds doom o. ytgA& s;ds Up. II ~xst
keep running ,sAsn Ae sosassr ~ de.e~ or
stand up, When h spolles or rides. IN fact,
It's e4psced to do IL dsty Il II sisses, n
every place and suaypasiio~.
A Genuine Waiti,asn Watch
viii talhl all thsss requirements. I wound
once . day, it win faithfully tick for you
. hundred and twsnty-six million times In
= ysar; without even requiring fresh oil
all that tizne.
Aoenuine Waitham Watch
s Spring, : ,eAesls, 81 6creses, and 90 e&aer
pa'ts making elseg*her 13e ssparuts pieces.
ALL GENUINE WALrHAM
Watches 0ovon
5OVVO10.
THE EXTRA JEWIIxED 1Ny1 HkyRH HW1x.
TIE FULL 51W1ILxD BAvR FIFTEEN
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TO Int,
AT BAY ST. LOUIS.

AHOUSE-oontaining s rooms, gallery,
water-closet, chicken house, q g~oodspring
well, . woodshed, garden and lrge shade
trees, al newly r~epaired-on 0oodehildren
near Louisiana wharf and the rail-
DAD depot, with privilege Of q bath house.
Address JED: Stokes, at the State House,
or at STOKES HOTEL,
Bay st. Louis, Miss.
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J. II WHITE, Master; vii
leave New Orleans for above ports on
SATURDAY, SATURDAY,,
Juno 10; june II;
SATURDAY, SATURDAY,
July 8; July H.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to
j. JANNEY, No. $50 Common Street
A. A. GREEN, No. 1876 Common Stree.
Where a plan Of the cabin can be seen
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-15
Congress-,


A resolution adopted in the House.
by vote of 140 TO 80, instructs the
committee of Ways and Means per-
emptorial to bring in 3 bill abolishing
the duty on tea and coffee.
The long delayed report by the sub
committee. in charge of the finance
branch OF the sKu-Ktux investigation
in the Sonth has been finished by Rep
resentative Stevenson. and sent to the
printer. 1t is probably the most com
plete and exhaustive report, of its
character, ever made to Congress. 1t
covers about five hundred pages of
manuscript, and will probably be pre-
sented in thelatter part of the present
week. All the reports, both of the
subcommittee and the Joint commit
tee, have been finished. and will soon
be ready for issue, with the testimony
elected in the several States.
The Civil Service Reform has come
to be regarded as good joke in Con-
gress, but there are still a few mem
bers who are earnestly working to Sc
cure some legislation to meet the de
mands of the country in this direction.
Among these is Mr. Perry, of Ohio,
who introduced a resolution to the
effect that Congress ought not to adj
Journ until it passes law prohibiting
members of Congress. Judges, and
other Government officers from sOlic-
iting appointments, and cutting off all
| perquisites and emoluments attached
| to the Custom house and other offices
and paying officers salaries on which
| they could live in a self respecting
manner. The resolution was referred
to the Committee on the Civil Service
The significance of Mr.. Sumner
resolution, requiring a committee o.
seven to investigate the selling to the
French Government of arms from the
| Government workshops, may not bt
apparent in its text. There seems tC
be little doubt that the administra
ton of General Grant has been very
friendly to the French Government
during its war with Germany, ant
that it aided it in every possible way
which it could without violating thu
international regulations. 1t is nov
charged by the German element, o.
those of it who are best informed
that our Government aided the Frencl
in many cases at the expense of thu
Germans, and cite among other thing.
the fact that We furnished arms fo
the French Government and war ma
terial, having reason to know that i
was not to be nsed against a powe
on friendly terms with US. This reso
luton of Mr.. Sumner is intended t,
bring this, view of the case prominent
\ ly before the people, in, order that th
real attitude of the Administration
may he understood by the Germa,
element in our population.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-15
South America.

LISBON, Feb. LITTLE South Amer
ican mail steamer arrived with dates
from Rio Janerio to January %.
The distinguished Brazilian states
man, Viscount Itcaborally, is dead.
A recent outbreak of fanaticism in
the town of Jundil, in Argentine
States, resulted in fearful massacre.
The Gauchos, excited to frenzy by a
man named Salune, made sudden at
tack on foreigners. The latter,
taken by surprise, were unable to de-
ferd themselves, and before the au-
thprities could stop the slaughter,
thirty six were killed, and the assas-
sins were then attacked by troops
They fed but were pursued, and six.
teen shot and twenty. four taken pris-
oners.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-15
Foreign News.

The London Times declares that it
is morally certain that the attempt to
settle the Alabama claims before the
Geneva Board will fail, and urges eff
forts to prevent angry recriminations.
Great eagerness is manifested for news
from this country.
By collision in the English chan
mel, the ship Dholeran and the steam
er Electra, the Latter was sunk, and
eighteen lives we're lost.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
left SandringhaEn Saturday to visit the
Queen at Windsor !. -
A race between the Cambridge and
Oxford boat crews is announced to
take place on the Thames Course on
the 23d of March. The betting is
two to one in favor Of the Cam
bridge crew.
A dispatch from Cork reports that
a terrible storm has prevailed for the
past few days on the southern coast
of Ireland, and several dis asters, with
serious loss of life, are reported
Three vessels, whose names have not
been ascertained, foundered off Bal
lycatan, village twenty miles south
of Cork. and their crews perished.
The report that Minister Washburn
comtemplates returning to this coun-
try soon, is denied.
Slight distur Dances in the interest
of the Bonapartists, haves<occurred in
the Island of Corsica.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-15
Interesting to Married Women.

interesting TO MARRIED women.
In the case of Dorothea Rawson
against the. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, two important questions
have recently been passed upon by
the Commission OF Appeals. The
first Is a married woman so far the
owner Of her wearing apparel and
jewelry as to be able to recover for its
loss in her own name,, or must her
husband sue? The Court held she
should bring the action, and not her
husband. AS to the second, the Court
held that limitation of liability to
800 printed on the ticket was not a
contract, and verdict in favor of the
plaintiff for S4OO for her baggage lost
by the defendant, was affirmed. This
is believed to be the largest verdict
ever upheld for loss of baggage, and
it is certainly the first time the ques
ton of the right of married woman
to sue for damage to her wearing ap
parel has been decided under our
laws by the court of last resort.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-15

- Wooster seems to be settled mp
ca as the place in Ohio for anniversa-
ry political gatherings. The Demo
Gratis have an annual jubilee there on
the 18th Of Janua y, and drink to the
memory of the old hero who died re-
GREETING that he had not hung the au-
thority of South Carolina notification.
And the Republicans propose to cele-
brate the 22d of February there. "A
wigWam las .been pat up, which will
be Completed BY the 18th. and they
are making great preparations for a
high time. Hon. VIM. DennisOn, Gov.
Noyes, Hon. James Monroe, and 9th
or honorable and notable politicians
and orators are expected to be there
and speak. The Opportunity will be
doubtless improved to tire the first gun
Of the Presidential campaign.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-15

sEx- Governor Fo0te, OF Tennessee,
takes no very cheerful view of the fu-
ture of the Demecra fc party. In the
course OF along letter to the Marshall
Messenger he says '|After emerging
tF0 lthaf same war, that great and
iime-hon9red political association,
shattered and denoralized to an ex-
tent truly sorrowful to behold; dis
credited,in the estimation of thousands
by tlle part which it took in that most
deplorable conflict; suspected by large
numbers, in every part of the Repub-
lie, of haviHg felt an undue respect
and sympathy toward the dangerous
hogma Of secession afidsits upholders
q d feaFfully enfeebled of late by the
revelation Of deep seated corruption
in its own vita1s, is yet struggling, with
something OF its ancient energy and
val0r, to recover its former position
in the public esteem. but certainly
without the least possibility of being
able to do so, in time to take a very
controlling part in the coming Presi
dental election.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-15
The treaty of Washington ha

The treaty of Washington had
its origin in correspondence between
Sir Edward Thornton and Secretary
Fish. A joint commission was pro
posed by Sir Edward to settle disputes
between the two Governments rela-
tive to boundary (San Jnan) and fish
cries. TIE Secretary assented, provi
ded the Alabama claims we're present
ed also. To this Sir Edward respond
ed that it might be done if the commits
sion should also consider the claims OF
British subjects arising ont of acts
committed during the rebellion. On
this basis aud for these objects the
High Commission was organized
Gin. Commercial. ..
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-15

- The, Democrats of Connecticut
have taken 3 new departure in earnest.
They declare, ia the platform adopted
at the recent New Haven Convention,
that emancipation" equality. of civil
rights, and acknowledgements are es-
tabllshed facts now embodied in the
Constitution and deserving the sup
port Of good citizens Of all. parties. "
They 90 fnlther and .'demand, with
equal spafaSe for all, complete am
nesty Tor all Thissis getting on to
soRnd Republican ground, and as far
from old Democracy as Paradise is
supposed to be from the other place.
Commercial. s",7