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Ansentu5eS "A OF inc oschooner a. H. moore
and tho stcam-RSarEe Rullcntinc--
A New Dry-Dock - miscellaneous
items.
geok. tho ]arce schooner A, R. Moorc in INV ~
49, as.s.! as.. , 80 ~ D.,u uAou - ~" "
suo po"ellai s'ean'oafeo oaLiens1no' !elt this
city Tor buffalo, tito 1ormor Tith about 81, 900
bushela Of corn on board, and tho latter about
cs1o 49, has ha,, nra.os,.s .os -, ~, sue ~.
e"'e' 40 1@' oqoI Nu'4oos,S 1opoi.oo IL ~ !ts
ia1s' sno oaheus'he oe'he noaraed by
the sea, aweeping about GO tons of
coal OF her dock. To savo both yoesols from
sinking. tbs 1;nes Ind to he cut. conaaouant1v
tha = nT,o-a r.n ss,,ora ~, .ra. 1;e,a.s.a';
Nv g. - mooio iaa aenuie anu "he e,lstnastca'
4'' ner eargo ,oelng slightly damaged ny water.
IAe bal!ontine subsequently, returned to this
Gaty' G,y ana tooR now supply OF coal on board.
soe IN! inen returned to tue scene OF disaster, and
eot Tug moore ou, ana again ooth VessolB started
% 1hor voyage to bui1alo; Ihoy arrived safely
getross Mes on mea1eaaay' out the damage to the
thought advisable to Keep her at the
ia!ter plaeo ana havo nor unloaded, and
te5 ~ me oa.ens!ne p.oeeea 70 nanalo alone.
q a t@o!1H!ant ~ r. - loeoiseu lure susteluay Molnihe
M ~; 1:h ase I'LL uad sssuck
Oh LIMO MN 5oet anu s9nk. Inc agent OF the
foshol lGco!'ou 4ateF o!Hpatcn iIom the Cap
tain q tno nergo, SAYING that ne taentlne GUS
salnsu Atslo Injury, ano WAS AUS 70 continue on
~ Tr;m D.t, ,.
~, aos @ pt9sae5s ~, nage y pfogInas OF conatfuc-
,a,, Iii -, lom i taG no4tn nlanch when
WILLIS. WI oa urge euouen my 20 !aAe In some OF thoir
,3i ~ an sessols Inc aook, Wnen comploted
,sata pe oog aGSt IL 4e1kta Lneio 9!e ~ !eot or
ma t W ~ nue sa!o IL ov leet VICE
tu9 nuoA - ~ oe ~ les1 "uo On tue pottom.
.a,s5 nose ~ uSns'9ns WI enaoe INC pfopriesofa to
aau. ont te 'asfeas osa1s o On tac laEos WITH
" Spaa9' ~ pfoeon' @oo 1ooE OF tne dock
Tho ~ Gan,oou 7vooa ,a,. 4,,,u
Mo aoe o.. 1t iaama ~ where tue
" tu , m H. r. at "isn LII Xxx <ons OF coal
anT hr;Sa lar ~ ~ Ills nitu ~ nA1 'Ao ''ssol OH
Ano ot'os "ot ,,,soa4 W sn19 e,.y. ,n,,,u
pbo .ctoomar 1SAoo1 Frad 1,a,.a trn@S' os,,oxo ~
rittio TravorSa ~ 1aha 1T;ah;,a a'Iu.e a M taear
ahsnIoaa ~ % ~ raaa aho nonIsan, nAs oeen
her on vii bo ha;oro ncxt ~ ees
ra r'r.san+ .oanpr iao ~. oAs a"t aoaao. Ill.,
, 1873-11-21

The Coronera examination in tho cage oi
nrs. Mary J. Hill was not concluded yesterday,
but will probably DO to-day.
Ja1nca Thomas assaulted 3. Muller, and tried
70 rob him. When tho Case WAS called I'm yeBter.
day morning, Banyon continued tho case in bail
AWest Lake street iron-mongor puts forth m
original algn-a frying-pan on q p)acnrd marked.
"-io prices" meaning, probably, "frying-
panio prces."
The Board Of Public Works hayo stopped tho
laying Of sewers and Of water-pipea. Cold
weather and the frozon condition Of tho ground
intorferes with tho work.
Tho Indies Of the Ninth Presbyterian Church.
viii give sorles Of tabloaux this evening, ut
Clehver Hall, corncr Of Droxel and Brook
streets. ut half-past 7 o'clock.
George Kel|y atolo sG5 from follow pasaeu-
ger IN IL strcet-car, and was nrroated by Detec-
tive Slnyton aud taken to the Arlnory. Yesterday
Court.
John Parker took aome friends of his into a
restaurant and called for vino oystora, &C., and
after eating them refused to pay for them.
scully sent John to the Bridewell to stay for two
montha.
John Henneaoy, WHO threatened to shoot Pat
rick Dnntgan in tho concort-saloon Oh Wedues-
Day night, unless he would hand over to John
$40. was yesterday morning up before Banyon.
aud lis cuso continued in bail Of $500,
Willie Bonzeu, q cash-boy in tho employ Of
Hotchkin, Palmer d Co., while delivering some
goods On Fourteenth street Wednesday eyeu-
ing, was set upon aud robbed of two parcels
worth 922, by aomo young roughs, who escaped
with the property.
Lou Tory and William blillor woro before
Justice Thompson yesterday. In the Town Of
Lake. for stealing valuable pair OF fur gloves
from John Miller They we're held for further
examination. Tho thoft took place in Dunng
saloon, near the Transit House.
Richard D. Newton is, the proprietor Of an
establishment known to tho police AZ a q watch
ono Of Ills little operations, aud Was held by
soul1y in bail Of $500 for swindling.
A Dridewoll convict, dreHsea in tho regulation
prison garb, WIS seen On North CLARK street
near the bridge, yesterday afternoon, unloading
1ooring at him, Kid. scha1fner bocn1ne indignant
and called tho attention Of tho Mayor to tho
fact.
At = nleeting Of. tho Irish Immigration 3d.
oioty, held on Tuesday evening last. 1t waB
unanimously decided to adopt tho Same oo,,rao
pursued by tho dorman Immigration society iu
regard to tho immigration bill now hofore Con
gross, viz: forward d memorial fayoring Its
pAHaAGo.
"Como round aud soc Us. do rauline's baby
has come md you n,nst como and 500 It," was
tho naive satutation addressed by ono gushing
young lady to anotlor on d Madison street car
tho oslor oroning, arsl a whole car full Of NAL
thus!ans burst into q roar ut tho expense of
" paulinos baby."
About II o'clock Wednesday night man
named Johu Harmon waH knocked down by throo
men, and robbed OF $500, In front OF No. 176
Arnold street. Ho was rendered i1laonsible aud,
upon recovering made Ills way to tile Twenty.
, 1873-11-21
TICKET AGENTS. COMMISSIONS.

Tho Convention Of the Railway Association Of
America met again yeaterday morning at 10
o'clock, at the Pacific Hotel, Wien tue subject Of
the abolition Of the paying Of commissions to
tlcket'agonts and scalpcrs was again taken up
aud discussed, and it was finally concluded to
stick by tue agrcemont which WAS signed by tho
aeventy-two ronda represented on Wednesday,,
and by tho Hovcn others that arrived siuce.
Mr. II. e. Tllorp, tho Secretary of tho
Railway Association, was instructed to
proceed to baltimore and obtain tho signature
to tue agrcomont. It iH contideully assorted
that tho management Ut the road will gladly
sgn thu document they having only held out to
SEQ whether the other roada wore tn earuost.
Tho proposition to modify tho pass systom, BY
paasoB. or to abolish It altogetAer by extending
, 1873-11-21
faithfully carried out. The ring nearly lot in
upon, would novor havo given public aatlafao-


kyf .F Tn1t
70 rnrr,, ~ va ,,., ..!,e.* -.
W. 1AoPs.srkhG OK al tAlt"S NJ ChcAr
sAateh--kAiHtory OF the Coanpnny, hne
nm hxpt'nntfon OF 1fs Manner or
WORKING
Travellers in tho largo citoe Of Europe miss,
on thoir return to tho United stntos, some OF
those co,,yonloncos os ,nodo,,, lifo wh1c1, hnvo
hocn or,i1,,,l, o,.o,..a T., ~,.. e,,....;s. ,n.,
.s...,,. - 6."u"y o'ol'oa III o"'ef ooau1tioa run
puo'lo uocoaHlty. Pefilapa thoy chil1l0t o1nctly
tell Vhnt 1t is thoy misc, but thoy aro aware
Of something 1nckinQ. Tin mentfon os TIM
!" "Comm;sa,oneiron uartor, - T>o.,1o,, n,ria
v;orn, 7,a,il,, n us ~, " NouuV'' i@.'',
!, 'on''i oo.il"' alla otner canca, Will rocall to
thoae VINO hayo bcon familiar With this meana
OF ccntralizng labor pleasant reco]lootIous
10 ~, =, t,.., to'o "'"uuus' ~
...s u,.n'a W o. "'oA ~ 'i'htofS VI sle eya'
son.' pus'so ~ Sas .pas' "pout s"onty Scara ago.
Iar4asan h't upon tho iden OF centraizlng
lnbor, organized IN immonao corps of publlo
BervantB, uniformed them md throw than mt
nj, ovor t,,o citv In ;7o ~ .n,,1t 49,. a..,s.
~ ~. " ~ ~ .ns'A oo''
a' tn INC paUo might want NOT Long atter"ardA
Vienna ana orI non on en0'f way into
tho other lurgo ctiog OF EnrIond a,,onto1 tIom
a,, t.,e,r .'eS ~ 1ns."..' ao9ptee 'non
.s1 a1,a ~, ..eir n,'1ne' comhaas'onafo' has gono
into tho Engliah language.
It is strange. that no stopB hnyo boen takon
until now to introflrce tho ayatom ,nto Amcr;car
citizen. Int n,,cI, ,a In foot 1rro f,,,;nnaao,,"
howo7or ,,a"a ,,aa;,aS - .n.'' w su1oaaoAua'
o"o'os' neYo aeeiaea 70 !oao no tno IN organ-
, 1873-11-21

Elvo Hundred Applicants for Appoints
nlc1t ncsiogc tho u0nrd-~rMrcllilso
of 1nOsc-Cnrts, Etc.
II ,sas somo time before reporter could proaa
hfa way into tho Office Of tho poltoo and Fire
Commissioners yostordny afternoon. Tho avail
nblo space betwoon tho Adams stroot entrance
and tho Ioard-roonl waB nolilly packed with
men, generally strong, rdy-1ookiug fellows,
all wearing an appearance OF anxiety, and al1
talking with great vlvacity. Tho roportcrwas at
q loss to imagine what vas going on. Woro
.tl.oy craving enlistment into aome volunteer
Cuban organization, or what? Judoious inquiry
,oct.cl tho information TINT thoao men, somo
900 in number, uoro applicants for appointment
on tho Firo Department.
Whom tho room was cleared Of applicants and
Aldermen, tho Board can1o to order.
Marshal Denner snld there wero men enough
upon tho roll-lst Of the Fire Department to Init
until summer.
Commissioner Sheridan moved that tho Board
defor tho appointment Of nny moro mon for tho
Department.: ~. -. ..
Cotninissioncr Wright said it would be unjust
to ignore tho claims Of somo thirty or moro mon
who had been examined by tho. surgeon. and &c.
leotod by tho Marahals with groat caro- for tho
next vacanoicu. Thcae mon had paid thcir do
Tho motion prevailing, tile announcement was
made to tho regiment outside, and tho hall was
Hoon deserted.
The resignation Of pipo-man George II. Cor
nell was on motion. accopted.
Z. B. Atwater and Petor Kiddcr, having served
theroquirod sixty days. probation were appointed
to tho regular service Of tho Fire Department.
Conrad Ruhl, pipo-mnn, WAS charged With ab-
Honce from duty Without permission from Lis ST.
porior officer. Ruhl plead guilty Of the viola
tion Of tho rulo. He was reprilnanded.
Tho Board proceeded to discuss the relative
moritH Of tho two-whoel aud four-wIleel hose
carts, aftor which three bids for hoae-carts were
oponcd. It was decided to lot tho contract for
two machines to tho Dabcock Manufacturing
Company, on tho understanding that such reol
30 put upon the carts rs the Mar6hala should
deem right.
A communication was received from property
owners in tho vicinity Of tho intersection OF
State and Twelfth streets, asking that tho en-
gine-louse be removed from Victoria avenue
to site on Twelfth street, between State Htreot
and Wabash avenue, was read by the Secretary,
and referred to tho Marshal, with Instructions
to find out what lots had boon offered for this
purpose.
After discussing general topics, such as tho
woathor, tho thermometer, the Cuban crisis, and
other matters ger1nane to the Fire Department,
tho Board adjourned.
, 1873-11-21


b.,trr,..r ss,..,..4 >.oxi n..,,l -
Con,,nrp saist Tisass ulan sml.n n ana ueor&e
,,rra w btoI1ofy ts4 ,n n9to ae Uat III l3s. ihsy
arsnat sa" tho tor 81 III Y 10 ~
Ia isann1 ~ Iict tSnr ,rnra..s, ~ o"osu''oa ~
a to aa o. ~. n
nt,'s r. W ns,n,,e,1 onno;nto1 mJot ~ 1ot,
si1nno W. o~'f0''' "fpo'A'eo tio''hiooal Az
''fnoI, In f., c,.a y, aooro. u p,,,,,r. r. n..,
rniai, Nor,~or ~ n,i 1ntt;, Taoni ~, Nut'o.
rosnrooa Nv. ,na .a ~ nn.; Ina! ofuor OF
nrodsnrs i1smrnck tv1s .nnn,.ta3 .tgonsu
AaaiHnnc or tho cafst" ~ a,|, 1rR R.oFlaiona'
oht hon an Meicnsy wore eo%ed to e proof
of 1Jolcn hf. sinht 's4o u'e'tl11"' u 'no c"bo
al Assnnoa of thn natntc ~ sp}o,n p.Hsslon~
,,oro,it .na M"s nsnJuaieasea oanNrnpt py
I'' bor So No' warrant 's'aoa retarnAblo o'oenl-
tndeated bnntm.0t fno h ooseR 9oaf9y were sn
of aczuro made rntrgahin no.on,har "h ruS %
T1,r o,!1 en,,ssn'1, nouu4'o'4 co,,nr @A'
Mr.Eg Asav 1n1m nrnaansad eto" ~ tho .o,,rt +,,o
oPeoa On she donh o tie Into
APPROPRIATE romsrks mi tRe renolu.ona u1,M 1g wero
Eward ~ U,sra s1n"o a On t6o e,r;a reGofs m,
,gnilty to nslty larcony' "'-''A D"'oA l40"oo1
Edward Curtis pleaded guilty to assault With
sintont to kill.
: - COUNTY counT.
= Tho will Of Jacob Klaeseu was proved, md lot
tors toatamontsry. granted to Join Kasacp. un-
i dor bond Of $2,00D.
In tho matter Of James E. BtearnB a citation
Vas Issued against Johu ". Stcarnh and John
c.;,on W. bo .r, 10 show
to file IN inventory of tho partnornhip.
Herman uinHka, Dion swift, and Adolph
Wcxtrum woro tried by q Jury and found ipsauo
., -: SUPERIOR COUNT IN Dn1Er.
John Williams brought ali action In asaumpait
agalust Benjamin Y. pago and William sprag quo
for 81, 500. Also ono against James II. Bowen
for 81, ,750:
, 1873-11-21

". Tod, Of Shanghai, is 1t tho Grand Paciflo.
c. A. Shepherd, Of Japan, is 1t the Sherman.
Con. D. ". Guild. Of Boston, Is at tho sher.
man.
r: Rogers, Of Liverpool, is ct tho Grand
Pacific.
Con, ]. Y. Farnnworth, Of st. Charles, is at the
Sherman.
Tho Hon. J. s. Sumner, Of Gaorgia, is At the
Commercial.
Lord William Parker, Of London, is at the
Grand Pacific.
The Hon. George ". French, Of Indiana, ID at
the Sherman.
The noon prayer-meeting to-day will DO lod by
B. T. Jacobs. =
Senator =. !. oelosby aud wife arc at the
Grand Pacific.
Q. dasseraommc, Of Paris, Franco, il ut tho
Grand Pacific. =
The Hon. J. P. Middlecoff, OF Paxton, ILL.,, is
at the Sherman.
z. A. Ellsworth and J: B. Wlipple, Of Wash
ington, are at tue Palmer.
8. N. Bowker and l.. N. Gales, Of Worcester,
Mass., arc at the Palmor.. . -
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, of New York,
and G. Smith Stanton, Of Iowa, are guests at tho
Sherman.
q, D. GorAm, Superintendent Of tho Pitts
hnrgh l. Fort Wayne Railroad, Is at the Grand
Gage Brothers and Rice. of the Grand pacifio
Hotel, gaYo their second OF the series Of hops
to the guesta Of the hotel laBt evening.
". q. Bates, San jose, CAL, E. 4. King, SANTA
Clara, CAL, Philip Holland, Montreal, aud +. o.
Dick, Philadelphia, arc registered at the Pacific.
II. I. Bundy. Indiana. T. Lyle Dckey. Ot-
tawa, J. p. Herbert, Ohio, and II. @, Dawson,
Springfield, D.. r., are stopping at the Palmer.
j. q. Flager, Bremen, Germany, J. n. Ed
wards, Boston, ]. W. Irdell, Cincinnati, and Dr..
Burnell, Philadelphia, arc gueatB at the Shor-
man.
Tho Fire Marshal has boon granted four
Nseks s leayo Of absence, and will visit tho large
ctios 10 tho East, with view of seeing how
their Fire Departments are managed.
Tho religious service known Is tho "month's
memory" for tho late William B. Clarke, eou Of
John v. Clarke, Esq, will take place al st.
Marya r g. church, Evanston, Oh Saturday, Nov. "a,
Mr. Thomas e. Lonorgan. gentleman we'll
known tn Chicago, both AZ journalist and opora7
tive OF tue United States Secret scryios ia in
home nut toola compelled to come to Chicago
occasionally to vary the mouotony of st. Louis
life. lie Ii at the Pacific.
The mother Of Gen. Ryan, one OF tho victims
OF Spanish barbarty, called ut the Mayors piilco
yesterday afternoon. and applied for pass to
Waahlugton She desires to get tho effects Of
Gen. Cook, who has charge of thonl, and also a
note to alr: F. H. Winston, requesting him to
atd her III obtaining FREQ transportation.
Mr. Horace T. White, who las held the posi-
tion Of Mayors Secretary for tho past elght-
g, ecu months. tonlored hts resignation to Mayor
loud yestorday He oontemplates praotlciug
School, and will give his exclusive attention 10
tho bthtliosh Of olionta after Dec. l. Ills ulnpy
friends Wlala Lin surcess. uo posuesses conH.d-
erablo ability.
An oxtraot from private letter from tho Hon.
Joseph Medll! Is encouraging to Ohioagoans.
adopted by Que majority. Tell Acting Mayor
Bond that have looked London aud peris care
fully over, and eau fad no public building erect
cd on 10 beautiful aplan. It will DO gem. II
, 1873-11-21

Columbus, o. tNop. 1l), Correspondence ef ths Ci,c-
matt Gazette.
The annual report Of tho Ohio State Board Of
Agriculture tor 1873, giving statistics, etc., for
tho year 1872, will be published In few DAYS,
give the following comparative figures for tho
crops of 1871 and lB72:
, 1873-11-21

The Various Tnxea Which tho Chicago
PropcrtY-OWnors Will Have to PAy
This Year.
Tho various taxes which the property holders
Of Chicago will have to pay this yoar, exclusive
Of the county ta1, have been extended by tho
County Clork, and the result is III fol1ows:
, 1873-11-21

II TO tho .Esstorn roads, was also dlacunacd, but
nothing dednito Was accomplished.
After tho subjcctu OF fnanoc, transportation,
aud panic, lad boeu Hevcraily disouaaed, tho
Convention adjourned sno die.
Tho regular Meeting Of tho Railway ABnocia-
tion Of Amorioa mill DO hold next llaroh at
Louiayil1e Ky.
, 1873-11-21

NATIONAL LINE
N0TfOE-1ha Company tatos tho risk Ut iuburauca Inn
to $6u0 Q0 ln zo!l) oan of i,a Steamers thus ciyn
passengers tho bust possible for Eafuy aud
avoidance OF danger At sea. ~
The n,ost salherly route haa always beon adopted by
To LIVEtp0DL and IUEENSTOWN, from rters
ap4in.,.... ..... Noy. Nxypt. Dec.
xsyy;c:.; isay; :;"'.''. '' N.Y. NY ~ Dec. Il
FER L1ndon (direat| every lortaixht ~
Cabin FuHRnHt, STU, GH{t, mil f3fljI Currency
n.,... J.. lstueraxo, S2D 0arErncy.
hotnrn ckot. At rYd4oed rates Passoyers bookod to
bls fs ~ fsss at ,sis 9e pc sr9s
Northeast co1ner CLARK and ltaninpats (oppostto new
hheFM1n Mo4sa}. Chicago, by WILLIAM M0A LiHrifR
leQgfal Wcsteru Agent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28

!, pays to be honest. ltpays Ia more
ways than one. IL not onl, pays in the
satisfaction IL brings. but, in The longl
run, il pays in dollars and cents. The
mechanic, the merchant, the manulnc-
turcr, the lawycr--iu fact, every man that
seeks advancement through his labors
" III int that honesty Is not only The
best policy, but the best stock IN trade
that he can have. II may take longer to
earn u fortune 10y honest labor, but once
earned. il will last longer and bay more
solid comfort than double the amount
earned by dishonest means. There j.
something better than wealth. Integrity
i priceless. Money cannot buy it. The
rich man may envy the poor man its
possession. yet thc rich man can have il
II they seek il from the beginning. Start
RIGHT Young man. Let no ambitious
whispers lead You asiray. BE detertnin-
Jed 10 deal on The square with your fell
low man. Every dollar thus earned will
bring u blessing TO your heart Ii YOU
can't make money honestly you had bet
ter remain poor all your lie. Ii will not
pay TO exchange your honesty for "a few
dollars and cents. Money made by
lchcaiing your ncighhors will burn into
your conscience and destroy forever your
earthly happiness. Does ambition lead
the citizen 10 high political power! Let
him understand ii.at lie only SIRE foot
hold in climbing the ragged steep OF
fame Is honesty o: purpose. lie may
have brilliant ability. may charm the eye
and please the ear, bat il he lack integ-
rity he lacks the Que great element o;
lasting power. II hc is false TO himself
he will be false 10 others, aud his fall
will be us certain rs his elevation was
rapid. The wrecks OF ambitious states
men are to be seen on every side. They
had ability they had the confidence OF
the people; ,hey were elevated 10 pow
or and influence. but they lacked hon
esty and they fell mora, WRECKS made
20 by their own folly. Lct their fate be
q warning TO public men. Lei personal
integrity be the priceless jewel iha, mo-
ncy can neither buy nor sell. The fame
that Is BUM upon honesty will stand like
the SHAFT OF granite. the emblem Of beau
y and eternal strength.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28

Mcdonald Il Butler. and Hendricks,
ftord X Baker, the lc, al firms engaged
by the Executive Committee OF the
State Liquor Dealers and Brewers AS
ISOLATION, will bring cssses in the Crimi-
nal Court, involving n violation of ov-
cry material feature of the new temper
ance law, as a commencement of the test
of its constitutionality. The cases will
be submitted to the court without ex-
tended argument, and an appeal at once
taken to tie Supreme Court, where elab-
crate arguments in regard 10 the con>ti-
ofeach section OF the law will
be made. If the much talked Of enact
ment wi;hstands the attempts at flaw
picking which will be made by these
learned gentlemen, it will surely be pro-
ven to be iron-clad..' The liquor men
are determined to push the matter 10 an
issue as rapidly as possible. and an early
decision may be expected i Indianapo-
lis Sent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28
MARRIED.

On the 10Th inst, by Rev. w. Eastman.
Mr. albert NANCE and MissN NANCY T..
DAVIDSON.
On Sunday, the 23d ms, by Rev. W.
Eastman, Mr.. PHILLIP NIsINGER and
Hiss SARAH BEARD, both Of this county.
We wish these young couple. just
starting ont in married life. the fullest
c"nnubial felicity May he silver stream,
Of time glide gently on with them. bring
ing to them choicest blessings. and no
troubles but LITTLE on Es, which will be
easily managed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28

JuRIsDIcTIoS.--The question Of the L.
gality of the present term of the Dubois
Circuit Court was brought up on mo-
ton this week, and Judge Welborn,
overruled q motion to stay proceedings
on that ground, therein differing from
the decisions Of the Attorney General
and Judge Bicknell. Judge Malott is, al
SO, holding his court in Martin county
thereby showing that he differs from the
Attorney General on this question. And
so the litigation goes on.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28

- TnE PEssSuLoGicAL JOURNAL for
April. take it al. Al AL. j. one OF the best
aum5crs ye, issued OF u magazine that
j. justly distinguished ior uselulness.--
The table OF contents is of character
10 attract al. classes OF readers, although
"seusationalism" seems to claim no place
therein. The following subjects seem 10
Us of more special inter est ; Charles J..
kimball. the well-knowu Carriage
er Of Maine; Unborn 81 cng,h. IN essay
on the elements of human advancement
Educating the Sexes IL gelher; The
Foremost Problem; From Whence To
No Whittier, or the Future Considered
East Tennessee and Its Resources. etc.
Terms So year. Single Numbers, 30
cents. >. Il. WILLS, New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28

Gy DEMo.EsT's MoNTIiLY.--Thc April
number OF this popular periodical! comes
to us fresh as Sprin. daisy. 1t is very
much enlarged, and every way inprov-
ed. and we guess the ladies are right
when they say il contains as much gen
uine Information as all the other FASH
ion Magazines put tos ether.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28
TOWNSHIP APPRAISERS.

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'E'iIE undersigned. County Apprai.r
Il OF Dubois county, has appointed
the following gentlemen as his Depule
IN The variou, townships:
BainLridgc Up John y. MelchiOr
and FRANK Fink.
HARRISON TIP. joel y. Traylor.
Pa.uka TIP. james +. Spurlock aud
O. i. Grccnoway.
Columbia Tp.-W. w. Kindall and
Pillip Eilley
Ferdinand Tp.-C. Luken and Frank
Becker.
Hall Tp.--J. Horney and Allen J..
Fleming.
The public are therefore hereby mott
lied 10 respect them accordingly.
All OF the above named Deputies
are notified to meet at the Court Hou'e,
in Jasper, on Saturday, March s9th, "a.
AT ] O'Clock. II. NJ. for the transaction Of
business connected with their respective
duties.
A. r. FLEMING, Appraiser
March T. Avs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28

COB. +. Mastcn, . heavy coal opera
tor at Brazil. received word that gang
of one hundred colored minors had
started from Richmond, Virginia. con-
signed to his care. to work his mines in
place Of the strikers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28

""YoUNG AMERICA" for April full
fills the promise OF its past. 1t is an
excellent Juvenile Magazine, bright, live
and instructive. as entertaining; full Of
amusement for the little folks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28
TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DAY.
Sasice

TOW HSHip EUSiS Es,.s DAY,
Easice
rs hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED.
- trustee OF Bninbridgc Township.
VIII attend to All township business al
MS oilrc. III Jasper on every saturday.
All those having township business to
transact viii please call on that day. as
wan not attend to business at any other
time.
Shinbridge Township Library
W III. until further notice. be kept ms fol-
lows: q portion at. the residence OF +.
Ionini, on the corner of North Main
and Lawrence streets. and portion at
the Post Office in Ireland, where per-
sons entitled to the use Of ii. are reaucs-
ted to call and procure books.
Dec 2. 10. 5. KUEBLER. Trustee.